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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04
working in Indiana.
From the Nashville American Dem.)

Indiana is one Of the battle-ground
states. and Chairman Jones is working
steadily with good prospects for success,
to thwart Mark Hanna's plans to carry
the state. 1t now appears that a fusion
satisfactory to democratic managers ana
TO populist managers has been agreed up
on and will at once be put in operation.
All opposed to the trust, combine and
monopoly campaign of Hanna will De
united. viii be urged to work for his de-
feat for Mr. McKinleys election will
mean Hanna's election, will be organized
to carry the state for Mr.. Bryan, ana
while the fight will be. as now appears,
close one, the chances are all favorable
to democratic success.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04
But He Won't Take Rest.
From the Houston Daily Post (Dem)

Mr.. Bryan will prove to be human
machine of finest steel if he is able to
continue the fearful strain, to which he is
subjecting himself without suffering a
collapse. And yet the people will not al
low him to rest, so intense is the interest
he has created in his cause and person
ality in this campaign. He ought to go
to Galveston for while and get away
from the noisy and busy world.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

The END Of the century" discussion has
increased to such an extent that II is now
hlling up columns in numerous papers
IL Is too bad that Pope Gregory did not
have foresight enough, when he patched
up the calendar, to let us know just when
The end Of the century does come. The
generally accepted belief now is that if
ends with the end OF 1900, though there
any number Of mathematical sharps
who think they can demonstrate that such
not the eentury's correct terminus,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04
where Bryan's Strength Lies.
From the Pittsburg Post Dem.).

If we concede Mr. Bryan the solid south
except Maryland and Delaware, with the
states west Of the Missouri river. he will
have 2O9 electoral votes, requiring but
fifteen to elect. Illinois has twenty-four
electoral votes and Iowa thirteen. If he
gets both states he can afford to lose
Kentucky, as well as Maryland and Della
ware. Republican claims at the south end
with these three state. and they are maxi
ing very few claims for any states west
of the Missouri river
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04
Cannot Please Them All.
From the Portsmouth Star Dem).

1t seems Impossible for Mr.. Bryan to
please everybody. The newspapers stated
yesterday that the candidate arose at $50
a. M, shaved at 10, breakfasted until
1870 and received a delegation of party
friends at II. This leaves the interval
between 80 and II blank, and the dis
satisfied ones want 1t accounted for. %
course we cannot state positively how
Mr. Bryan filled in the hiatus, but it Is
probable that he was busiy engaged sew
ing on buttons.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

The Red Cross Society, 1t is said, is do
Ing some good work among the sufferers
in Cuba. 1t recognizes no nationality
and draws no color line When it comes
60 the Cuban side Of the question. how
ever. the society doubtless has a hard
time relieving the multtudinous suffer-
ing for which Weyler and his soldiers are
responsible.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04
The Oranges an Right.

1t is gratifying to hear that the young
orange trees in Florida came through the
storm comparatively uninjured. They are
in fine growth now, and the orange grow
ers are hopeful that the groves will soon
be bearing as plentifully, and as fine fruit,
as they were before the great freeze. Had
the storm gone through the orange belt
with as disastrous results as it did through
the pine belt of South Georgia, the orange
industry of Florida would have been Sc
riousy crippled for years to come.
NO reports covering especially the fruit
trees of South Georgia have been receiv-
ed, but it is feared they have been heavily
damaged. Some Of the finest pear orchards
in the state were directly in the path of
the storm, and many of the trees were OF
old enough growth to stand rigid before
the wind. And such trees are the ones
that suffered most. Young and pliable
trees bent before the wind and escaped
destruction, while older and more rigid
ones were snapped off, dismembered or
uprooted. The peach orchards were prob
ably far enough to the westward to es-
cape serious hurt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

DR.. T. Dewitt Talmage has been com
mended everywhere for his strong stand
against bringing political issues into the
pulpit. Il never have and never will
turn the pulpit in which I preach into
a political stump" he said. and then he
refuses to critcise any other ministers
for doing what he considers his duty"
But is not DR.. Talmages positive refer
ence to his own pulpit criticism enough?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

The New York police force has an APP
plicant who is G feet 1914 inches high. and
who would be the tallest man on the force.
AS he is not heavy enough they are now
trying to fatten him up for the famous
Broadway squad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04
CURRENT COMMENT.
should Not BE in Doubt.
From the Springfield Republican Qnd).

From the Springfield Republican Qnd).
The famous Capt. Kolb, who has led the
Alabama populists on many political
field, will soon take the stump for Bryan
and Sewal. With the father of Alabama
populism on that side, the state ought NOT
to be in doubt even in the tables of Head
Mathematician GrosVenOr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

What could the Port Royal dry dock
have been thinking OF? 1t had the chance
OF a lifetime to get knocked out when the
storm passed It the other day. but accord
ing to government reports no damage
occurred to the dry dock or caisson, and
the naval station sustained only slight
loss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

While there is no doubt as to the wide
spread damage of Tuesdays storm a
great deal more destruction was accom-
plished within some Of the newspaper
sanctums. The trouble with some OF the
big sensational dailies has been a suf-
fering, since the political campaign set
in, for a lack OF narrowing incidents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

Injections Of tea appear to have be-
come a fad or habit with certain people
Of erratic mentalities. The habit is said
to be more baneful than that arising from
any other narcotic. Now will somebody
kindly discover tea-cure2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

The white squadron OF the North At
lantic has gone out for test OF Ad-
miral Bunce's new tactics. 1t is said all
complicated maneuvers, whose only use
was in marine display. have been abol-
ished, and that the new evolutions show
a great advance over the old ones in the
direction of simplicity. The report as to
the results will be anxiously awaited in
naval circles
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

Now that Cissy Fitzgerald, Loie Fuller.
Maggie Cline and several other stage not
ables have condemned the high theater
hat, over their own signatures, perhaps
their admirers will eschew that article
of headgear at least when they go to
hear these celebrities. II New Workers
finally succeed in securing a little relief
in that direction. perhaps 1t may become
fashionable in other places.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

1t is gratifying to note that the true W.
ers Of the horse-racing sport are making
an effort at least to keep it above suspi-
cion. The fact that Riley Grammar. the
heaviest of plungers, was ruled off the
turf because of alleged efforts on his part
to bride certain Jockeys. has caused much
comment in sporting circles everywhere
Grammar was indignant over the charges,
but that does not appear to have helped
matters any. There appears to be a class
which is endesvoring to degrade the sport
in many ways for private gain. 1t should
be discouraged by the most stringent
measures
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-04

The suggestion of the Jacksonville Me
tropolis, that portion of the remainder
of the yellow fever fund sent there several
years ago when the city was in the throes
of an epidemic. amounting to some 5000
or SIS, 00O be used to alleviate In measure
the distress of the unfortunates who lost
their all in Tuesdays storm, Is timely
one. The Metropolis says there is more
need for the necessaries of life than for the
actual money, and supplies should be sent
to the suffering people in Florida. There
are hundreds Of people from whom the
cyclone took away home and shelter,
which. with many. means all their worldly
possessions. There is no better use to
which such fund could be put, and it
appears it is in the power of the Auxiliary
Sanitary Association of Jacksonville to
make such disposition of it.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
4n Ole Gefer.

9os seitetgerte Snterehe, peG9es ieitens
nnIerer 2efer bur9 bic bielen, gum groben
She'll lebrrei9en unb unterbaltenben 3uz
f9riften Der y8etlage" entgegen ge6rd4t
ptrb, bereitet Der &ehaftion aufri9ttge
Sreube, benin es benefit, OaB bas eifrige
@treben Der pSGinois Stautsz3eitung" bic
~8eilage" gu einem unentbebrlihen aatbz
,geber auf alien @ebieten Der 2anbtpirtbz
,f4aft gu geftalten unb BARN ales in einem
fir ben prattii9en 2anbnirtb pi9tigen
Slime gu %be6anbeln, Entertaining unb Nnz
Hang fin6et. Wir geben benz Munf9e Nusz
brud, buB btefes freunbGi9e GntgegentOmz
men unierer u~neigenniibigen Correspondent
ten / m r Na9 a bmung fin
ben m0ge unb tp%teber6olen duf's Neue, bab
Die Hebattton ft9 ftets re9t gerne Der Miibe
unter5tebt, irgenb tDel9e Mdngel in Der
@9reibpeiie gu berbefern unb bic f9rift=
li3en @inienOungen in bic ri9tige Sorm gu
bringen.
@tae fir Ste v9cttage" be=
.ffintanten 3ai@rtften tito sm aSref=
ftren*
&mbreus @imOn, Rebutteur
berD2 3 l.
la &c" bermSIIinois Staats<3eiz
tuns", @9icugo,S SILL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Ubtraep, gatttepna1, 10, CUNT 1896.

@s finb in bieIem 5riibiabr in bieier
Na6barf@aft fir bic Srnurb= &iben5uderz
6abrit au6 3uderriiben angebaut tporben,
fogar auf Der Sa4m Des 9errn 8snning>
bopen in Der Mdbd BON Separb. Wie i6
bore, fo1en auf %gehannter Sarm Is Acres
bamit beitelt fem; faum elaubli9! @s err
innern it9 bo4 f3obl NOD Die 2e1er Der
r8eilage" ienes beh uNebrasta 8orpGrts"
entnommenen Nrtifls, in tpel9em Elm ieber
beutf9sr 6armer DPr Dem Nnbau BON Giiz
ben fir bic Srnards g%etparnt purbe. @ie
perbGlt fiA bic SADIE nun pobt? 8ieuei6t
bin i3 fuIi6 untIrridtet tporben; penn
ni9t, mo 1T bann pie Moral BON Der Sc
f6i9t!2 Srob oqebem tpiinf6e i6 ben
Hiiben Elm gefunbes @a3stbubm unb 20
pro3ent 3uderge6alt.
Mit freunOli4em 9ruB
Sultus 9enBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Brief aus Juinois.

peru, ST., 20. mai 1896.
@ee6rter 6err Simon!
Obpobl i'd fein Garmer bin, ionbern
~&obtengrdber, beige i4 bo6 2uft, auf cine
Sarm gu geben, ipenn i9 aber Die in Der
v8ei1age" e%r1 beinenOen 8riefe BON Sarmern
aus alien Sbeilen Der Union le1e, gebt es
mir, pie einem S~tebertranten: BEL benz einen
8eri6t iiberlduft es mid beiB, beim anoern
talt. Der cine bra49t gu piel 5arbe, Der
anbere gu psnig unb 10 benfe i6 INNER, Elm
6am%ilienpater tpie id, nit 10 &inbern, bon
benen bic 3ipei dlteitan G06ne i'm Otter BON
II Begin. Is Sabren iinb, unb auf pelhe
bann 6 Mdb9en urb 6terauf pieber 3tpei
sSungen (3tpiGinge BON II Monaten) folz
gen, ale geYunb unb ftarf, fo1te i'm StanOe
fem, cine Sarm Obne frembe !9iilfe gu be-
tpirtb19aften; einen neutrality-suspicious.
ter perben tpobl bic penigiten UNI Iein 2oos
benetDen.
Sd beftbe Elm f9aloenfreies Gigentbum,
% 2pts 2anb unb betretbe bic 9Grtneret in
tleinem MaBtabe, b. f., Die Mdb6en brinz
gen bic Gr3eu9ntffe in &Drben gu u%nferen
&unben. Sd bin nun Der Meinung, baB
es fir MID ratbIam fein tpiirbe, in Der Ndbe
zines Snbui trietGbt6ens cine Sarm gu be-
tpirtbI9aften unb in 8~erbinbung baSpit bic
@drtnerei 81 betreiben, aber getp0bnli9 1T
bafelbt bos 2arb tbeuer unO S9uloen, To-
tpie bobe inien5ablungen reiben 10 einen
5armer gen0bnlt9 auf unb MAIDEN i'm
gan3 banferott. 3uOem fann man iebt ST.
gentbun nur f6per ~bertaufen, anes tlagt
ibsr i9le9te 3eiten uno einen Saui9banbel
~ein3ugeben it aud ni4t INNER oas &liigite.
NoIte i9 bier in Oieier 9e9enb cine
6arm gu $3.50 big S. per &cre pa@ten,
tpiirbe bas glei9bebeutenb iein nit benz Or
beiten fir anOere 2eute; unO 10 tperben nun
in metner SamiGie allerbdno &alenoer ge~
ma4t. Meine 5rau iagt, Die 4rtifel beg
0rn. .. 8. @ib in Seras: n@lter SiB, Der
lit Der beite," pdren gang Sutreffen0 unb
bieIe ioute i9 beber5igen.
Srana SUIT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
1obannisbeer1aft ais SuIab 81
fdurearmem Qepfel= ooer Sirn=
tpetn.

Muent6aGben gie6t es febr biele 8irnen
unb meift penig Nepfel; munhe 9irnenz
Iorten unb ale @iiBdpfel entbalisn iehr
penig GGrre; tpenn man Wein bapDn bar
felt, 10 pirb berfelbe lei9t f9nar3 rber
3Gb ober er nimmt, fobalb Die &obLenidure
entpi9en lit, einen faben 9ei3mad an. I'm
btes 5u berbiiten, fam man benz MDf Dor
ober na6 Der @Gbrung So l1n5en 8ein>
fGure ober SO Quart guten bergp3renen
SobannisbeerIaft auf lie rs @aQonen Wein
3uTeben. Ourb ben Sobannisbeeriaft pirb
Der Wein piel better als bur9 Me;nIdure.
Gs 6anbelt 1i9 a6er felbftDertdnoli6 in
erter 2inie barum, ben Sobannisbeeriaft
10 gu bebanbeln, oaB er ii9 big SUI. 3eit
Der Sbternte out bdlt. Nm beften foerben
bier3u Die eSo6annisbeeren 5erftampit, mil
ctpas in WaKer 5ertbeilter gang frii4er
preBbsfe (etpa ] un5e auf oas Quart) gez
mi1@t, an einen ni4t tparmen Srt geittqt,
otter umgeri6rt, pieOer bebedt unO mad
36-48 @tunbsn abgepreBt. Die Sreter
fam man nit etpas @afer mii9en nnb
nodmals abprefen. Sn benz Auart bes 10
erbaltenen @cftes lift man 81 l1n3en 3uder
auf, flint bic Sliifigteit in cine Tlal@e
ooer Elm SAB unb Idbt tie getpdbren. 9as Sc
fab foa 10 melt bon iein, baB es beim Sab
rem eben ni6t iiberlduft; ouf Die OeffnIn9
befIelben leqt man Elm gutes Sano1dd9en
ober better, man ~befeitigt cine 9lpcerinr09re
barin, Iobalo bic itiirmif@e 9dbrung Dor=
iiber 1T. 0ie @d6rung ToG niht ali ei1em
parmen Ort, ionbern i'm &e1er bel lnOg>
li9f glei4mdBigem @drmsgraO tottfilocn;
In6ulb fie iebr lungfom pirb Ober gang oufz
bDrt, flint man bas 9efdB nit Wai1er unh
6etpegt es 10, baB Die 5liiffigteit nit Der
5efe gsmii9t tiro. Wenn man ale 8or=
5i~9tsmaBrsseln beOba4tet, 10 er9alt mar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
JnRaltsp

1. settle: BUR 8eu9tuns Sin bic Seller -
Sir Srau 8atbarina gDstIein 8untes &uer1
lei - Brief aus benz rueitIi6en @aibinston erz
freuti9es aus g~tebrusfa = 8rief aus SainotS =
SObannisbeeriaft ais 3uias gu idursGrmem aepielz
Ober girnwein = 8rteftaiten: &rdnfelnber
Observation-Disclosures aus5uputen : fotbe
&iben gu fo9en - s4miere fir iprObe 5uie :
MISUNDERSTANDING = geritesen Ser Mil6 BUD
rueiaen ais S9psineiutter 9eiluns elmer alien
@unbe am 6uBe bes GferbeS 8ranntrueinbren
men iiir BEN ei9enen @ebrau6 SopfcarbunfeI be-
S9weinen 2eBrbu9 Der &iiri9neret.
2. settle: 8rief aus Oregon SebanbIun9
Der 3udtidue 9uialfo>9eu - @esen ben
S6weinerotbGauf = Imertfanii3e 8ferbe in beut'
,fder 8elsudtun Smpfun9 Der &fererbe @ul'
tur bes 8lumenfobIs = 8lGtter unb Slitben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

gine ein5ige Sirma in Sairbaben Der~
ianbte i'm lebtberflof1enen $a6r ni9t pez
niger als 100000 pfunb frif@er Slide per
@ifenbabn unb 9ampfboot, unter oenen Der
2u9s, Die 9eil6utte, Der Stint CSmetO
unb 6dring am f%tdrtiten Dertreten tparen.
Man finbet in ben bieiigen %fal5igen 8epdiz
fern "a Mrten eBbarer Slide, 9auptId9li9
aber Mn19open, Stodfii6e, 9eilbutten,
MaGe, 6lunber, 9dringe, 9arf3e, 2a4ie
Cie6en Mrten), @tDre, Stinte, SOrenen etc.
MGe bie1e Slide, bic 9eilbutte ausgenomz
men, bep0ltern unfere 8ap uno itnh nabs
Der Minbung bes NoOfIadz5luies Inn ber>
gangenen Sabr iiber 100000 0a9fe gefan@
gen porben. geben Der 6tiherei unb Mil3z
pirtbi6aft berfpri6t Die Obf@Gultur cine
Der rei6ften Grperbsquellen in W3dtcom
Gountp perben gu no0en. Sang Defenders
rofig getalten iib bic Nusfi6ten fir ale biez
~ienigen, pel9e ibr ENCOURAGEMENT auf Die
3petf 9encultur gu rtbten ge1onnen 1trO,
benin bic bier geernteten 3peti@en fteben Der
californiI6en an @r0Be unh 99mddbaftigz
felt ni6t i'm g~eringiten nu9. 9iefes @ountp
6efibt etpa 100000 Ncres 6es fruAtbariten
SSarmz unb Sb tlanbes unb Sbf 1T bisbsr
ftets zines Der tpi9tigften @r5eugntHe gez
peIen. @or etpa 3 Sabren puroen in bic
fem GountD 46,78O Npfelz, 1890 3petz
f6enz unb 51O2 S Tlaumenbdume ge3dblt uno
bic iebt Der ObI% tcultur g%etpibmete @elammtz
flG6e betrGgt ungefd6r 1000 Mcres.
9ie biefigen O6ft3idter treffen Qnitalten,
bic biesiGbrige @rnte gu trodnen, ba anf
bieIe @ei1s Before Pretie er5ielt peroen fDnz
men; ~3net19en6dume peroen ~glaubpirbiz
gen @9dbungen 5uTolge in 5ieiem Sabr
bur9i9nittli@ ie Is pfunb frii4er 3netz
I9en liefern.
6ter 1T bieIer Sage cine MolfereigenoTenz
19uft in's 2eben geruf fen tporben, tpel4e oorz
ausfi9tli9 biel Oa5u beitragen pirb, Der
Mi19z unb 8utterinbuitrie etnen frdftigen
Nuf59fpung gu eeben; ~i6er6aupt CLAUDE i9
feH unb beitimn1t, baB Wbatcom @ountp
nit fsinem unberglet9lih gefunben China
unb 1etner rei9en SiiGe BON l~anopirtbz
19aftli9en 6ilfsmttteln in berbdltniBmdBig
fur3er 3eit bas Mefta taufenber BON trebz
1amen Sarmern unb Sbit5ii9tern biloen
nirb, bic bier auf elmer 40 ober 20 @crez
Tarm i6r gutes 6ortfommen finben perben.
Sin 8ei1piel, pel6e rieiige Sorti9rttte
bier auf benz 5elbe Der Obf5u4t gema6t
nerben, liefert bas bena96arte Srcds So
lamb. Sort finb in ben lebtperflof1enen 4
Sabren 175,O0O 3peti6enz, $4,000 @pfelz,
$4,000 &irf@enz unb 10000 8irnbdume
angepflan3t porben; a6er du9 8eeren0bif
aler Dirt gebeibt bier gang Dor5iiglid, pel9es
bon sen bier tdgli@ onlegen6en Oampfbooa
ten nab ben Mdrtten in SPORT Sopnseno,
Seattle, 8ictoria, @ancouoer etc. gebra@t
pirb unb gum She'll in 5air9a0en uno
Seem @batcom. NbTaB finbet. Wtir bat es
mod ME 1sib 9etbun, mein 3elt bier anfge@
f91agen gu baben; tpenn i3 au3 ebsnIopent9
pie i'm Ofen Rei9tbimer a%n3ubdufen berz
mag, 10 fibre i9 bier bo@ Elm geiunoeres,
8ufriebeneres unb bebagli@eres 2ebsn als
bort. 9. 80. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
GrfreuIihes aus uebrasfa.
@oebner, Separb Co., Nebr.,
81. Mdt 1896.

@pebner, @eparb &c., Nebr.,>
81. Stat 1896.
Geebrter 6err HeOafteur.
66on pieber treibt es MIDI, einige 3eilen
an sic gu ri9ten unb t0nnen Sic bieielben,
penn geeignet, fir Sbre gsi9dBte n8eilage"
berpenben.
Gin ieber 2e1er Der n2anbp. 8eildge"
ir Der bieiigen @sgenb tit bes 2obes bon
ob Der gebiegenen Nrtifel, pel9e bieielbe
uns p06entli9 bringt. 8ie tann es au4
anbers fein9 @iebt es benin bier i'm 2anDt
cine Before beutf9e 3eitung tpie bic Sbrige?
Surg, Elm ieber beuti4er Sarmer foQte
Nbonnent berielben fem!
@ir BADEN in bieIem Sabre &egen in
9iiae unb TiGe unb barum i9lagen unfere
6er5en au9s tpieber lei9ter. 8erbient baben
mir es pobl, i'm fommenben 9erbite cine
boGe @rnte einau6eimIen. Selbz unb @drz
tenfrii9te ite6en gang Dor3iigli3, man fam
fi9 Dteielben nt9t better piinf4en. Bin@
teripei5en bat Elm beferes Qusfeben, tpie
um bic nGmli9e 3eit i'm Sabre 1892, in
pel@sm Sabre mir einen grnteertrag BON
35-45 9u1bel per Mcre er5ielten. Wenn
Der Safer ii4 ni9t legt, 10 mirb er cine gan3
riefige @rnte abnerfen. Sir Mais befinbet
ft@ Der 8oben in febr gutter 8eI9affen9eit
unO pirO bteie Sru4t BEL @intritt pdrmerer
Witterung ii@er Elm mG9tiges 8a3st6um
enttpideln. @benfo berbGlt es ft9 nit ben
@artenfrii9ten. Mun f0nnte iebt f9on
neue aartoffeln efen, penn es ni4t nod
gu 19abe INN tie ipGre. 9as 8ieb f4pelgt
fDrmli4 i'm %faftigen @riin unb Wail9fibe
neigen Bel einem boben Mil4ertrag CUR
N}af. SIS purbe febr biel 8oggen gu
BeiOe5peden gefdet, benin er eignet ii6 Oa5u
gang Dor5iigli9; es nurbe bierfiir Der gez
sp0bnli9e 8oggen bertpenbet. Soqte fif
ipO3l Der So9annisrOgsen ni4t nod 6eIfel
3ierau eignen2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
BUR Beabtun9.

T 9a Der Undergraduate nd4te 8o9e eine
gfeife mad benz PugetzSunb unternimmt,
limb bic 2eier eriu9t, tpdbrenb Der folgenOen
paar @o6en lire fir ben n8rieftaiten" be-
itimmten Grugen nur auf bas 4lernotbpenz
btgite gu bef9rdnten. Na4 meiner Rudteb:
fOuen NGe, Die Nusfunft piini6en, II
oltgepp6nter @eife befrieoigt perben.
NnbreasS simon,
Re6atteur Der v2anbn. 8etld9e."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Brief aus Dem weitliaen Wafbino
ton.
W6utcom 8 o., Wai6ington
81. Mai 1895.
Merther 6err HebafteurI

gBtr19et Qerr JteOdItFlr!
@eitatten sic mir, in ben fofgenben Set
len bic 2eier Der v8eilage", in tpel9er f9or
pieoerbOlt BON Wbatcom @Duntp in I'M
ierem immergriinen Staate bic Gebe ge=
pefen 1T, uuf ben Sif9rei4tbum uufmert=
fam gu MAIDEN, Der ii9 in Der 8elingbam
Sap unO ben ~iibrigen Getpdifera bieieS
guuntD DOrfinbst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

etnen iebr lauren, aber %itarfen, belcn unb
nt3t na9 @liig rie9enben ~So6annis6e:sz
pein, ben man benz unbergobrenen S6ftn1oit
nit Der 9efe 5uieBen tunn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

@on Grau @Ggttein trafen foGgenbe 3eiz
len in Der &ebattion elm: Sbren 8rief uno
Die $11 babe i9 erbalten; meinen ber3li4iten
Sanf unb alien Senen, bic mir in Der
f9mer5li6ten Gage meines 2ebens 8eiitanb
geleiftet BADEN.
Rat9arinu 80gtletn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
BIbertif6.

@om @6erbau>M iniiterium: Experiment
Station &ecorb, 8anb VII, 9eft z. =
Onion Culture, Sarmers Bulletin go. SO.
@on Der Decentralization in l1rbana, ST.:
Composition and digestibility of Corn
Ensilage, Cow Pea Ensilage, Sofa
Bean Ensilage and Corn Fodder.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

ginem ieben 2efer 1T bas Ge9t ein9ez
rGumt, ii@ briefli9 Ober miinbli9 an bic
&ebaftion um Nusfunft iiber BEL Jimmie
puntte gu tpenben, pelhe, iopeit bas in UNI
Ierer Ma9t liegt, gepdbrt pcrben pirb.
Nnfragen, benen niGt Der Name nnb bic
gena1e @brefe bes Srageielers ~b.igefiigt
itnb, perben nibt beantportet.
Sie Gebattton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

Ser @OrIteber Der @e riu4santalt in
Stlaboma tbeilt nit, bdB Seofinte, elm benz
Ntais dbnli9es Riefengras, auf ben o%ortigen
@erfu4sfelbern elm iippiges Wa3stbum entz
tpidelte; es tpurben BON einem Icre % Sons
Griinfuter g~eerntet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

- 9as geiG6en tit bic 2ie6linssblume
bss beuti4sn Gaiiers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
8untes QuerIei.

Die Snbtanerprin5eifin Nngeline, So9ter
bes 9duptlings Seattle, Iiegt in Der mad
2eBterem bendnnten Stabt Seattle, 8a16z
ington, an Der 2unsenent5inbung i9per
1rant barnieber.
X X y
Sn ben 8ie660fen G6icago's lungten i'm
Mai 254,7 0 &inber, 100000 S4peine
;unb 100000 S4ufe an, eegen 1928 Rin=
lber, 674,864 S9neine unb 261, no S9afc
i'm WHat oorigen Sabres .
Sn ben Mtl9ereien Der @e6riiber 9urler
IN 9efalb 60, ST., iinb i'm bOrigen Sabr
100000 .9funb MiG9 berarbeitet NOR
ben; bas Oeutet auf einen iebr umfangz
rei9en @ei9Gftsbetrieb bin!
Die Acknowledgements tpirb BON Sofepb
@artairs in Sbelton, @taat @afbington,
i'm 8roBen betrieben. @r bat jeBt cine 9erbe
BON 80 Stiid unD iunge Sbiere perben BON
ibm na9 alien S6eilen bss Norbpeitens ber=
fdnot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

Die BON heftiseu aesensiifen Dtruria4z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10

bebaupten, bas Nebmittel lei Elm i@dbli@er
@toff, Der ii9 nit benz 8lut Dermii9e nno
bas Wa9stbum Der &dl6er aufbalte. Bas
1T ba S4re Nnii9t9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
fir frau Rdtbarind D6otIein

i'll 8DonsbOro, Sa., finb ei%ngegangen:
@orber beri3tet (unb a6gefunbD . S11.0O
Son g. .. Meppen in Countries,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-10
Agricultural 9a1pplentettt.

ten neberf 4pemmungen i'm fib0itli3sn
&un1us baben bic Saaten uuf tauienoen
BON Ncres perni6tet. 8eIonbers groB TT
Der angeri9tete @9aben on ben ufern bes
Mbras bes Gpgnss : S1ufes, ND aud BUM
berte BON 59neinen unb tauien0e bon 9iibz
nern elm nafes @rab fanben.