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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-25
JUST WHY.
ERAsfWELL BOOTH WRITES TO
DIR. DEPEW.
Reasons why the Great Leader of
the Salvation Army Believed a
Change Should BE blade.

NEW YORK, Feb. 24-Bramwell
Booth on February 10 mailed a long
letter to DR.. Chauncey NJ. Depew, in
reply to Mr.. Depew's letter Of protest
as chairman of a mass meeting held in
New York against the removal Of
Commander and Mrs. Ballington Booth.
The letter IS as follows:
February 15 1896.
pear Sir nave to acknowledge
the receipt Of the letter Of February 8,
signed by yourself and other gentle
men and addressed to General Booth.
Inasmuch as q considerable delay
must needs occur before the general
can reply by letter to yours, owing to
his absence in the east, and seeing L
hove already obtained from the gen
eral. to whom I have cabled an cpl
tome Of the resolutions which are en-
bodied IN yours, Geographic 1nStruc-
tons as 10 his views on the matter
generally, 1t seems to me It would only
be courteous that I should endedVor
st once to explain them on his behalf
so far as am able to do 50.
Il shall Of course refrain from OBJ
servr.tions which I think the general
himself mhght prefer to make, in view
Of HRS personal acquaintance with the
gentlemen signing the letter to him,
ana will conflne myself TO indicating
70 you the general principles that are
at the base of his decision To change
the commanding officers of the army
IN the United States. And [ desire,
first of all. to point out that this
change Is
IN ENTIRE HARMONY
with the system and practice of the
army since IT'S Inauguration. Indeed,
but for the operation OF this rule of
periodical removal from one command
20 another, Commander and Mrs Bal
Iington Booth would not have been ap-
pointed to the United States. dwell
upon this fact because see evidence
both in your memorial before me and
In the comments Of q section OF the
American press. OF a supposition that
sn tome way or other the treatment Of
The present case Is exceptional
7 think you viii admit that the
large measure OF success which has
been attained by the army is in itself
proof that the anticipations Of disaster
very similar liz character to those you
seem to entertain, which have nearly
found expression when our
successful commanders were removing,
have been groundless. These remoy-
sig have always been made they have
always been deprecated and often Wig
orously imposed. hut think you VIII
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CUBAN DAY
In THE SENATE
Continued from Page u
WARRANT THE RECOGNITION

WARRANT THE RECOGNITION
Of the belligerency of those who are
maintaining themselves in Cuba in
armed opposition to Spain, and that
the influences and offices of the United
States may be prudently, peacefully
and effectively exerted to the end that
Cuba may be enabled to establish a
permanent government of her own
choice.
The house bill was passed, with
amendments. to provide for the extern
sion Of time within which suits may
be brought to vacate and annuI land
patents. The time for beginning suits
expires March next, according to the
present law and the bill extends the
time for five years.
At $50 the senate went into execu-
tive session and soon thereafter adj
journed until tomorrow.
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Davies, of Michigan and Caller, Bish-
op-coadjutor OF Tennessee. All the
bishops wore the full regaTia of their
office and the services were beautiful
and impressive. Among the clergy
men present were several represent
ing other denominations. Holy COM
munion service followed the consecra-
ton ceremonies in which the bishops
participated. A reception was tender
ed Bishop Johnson this evening at the
residence of Don NJ. Dickinson.
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CALLED HOME.
Mrs. Renshaxv.

TROY, II. Y, Feb. 24.-Mrs. Alfred H.
Renshaw, daughter of the late Commo-
dore Cicero Price and sister of Lady
William Beresford, is dead, in this city.
She was prematurely delivered of a
child.
Lucy Jennings Renshaw was the young
er daughter of the late Commodore
Price. Of the United States navy. Her
elder sister, Lillian, married Louis Q.
Hammersley, and after his death, the
late Duke of Marlborough. Upon his
death she welded Locd Beresford- She
had for many years lived in Troy, where
she was a leader of society. The husband
and four children survive her.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-25
IN DETROIT.

Bishop Leonard a Participant in
Important Ceremonies.
DETROIT, Feb. 24.-The Rev. Joseph
H. Johnson, DID, bishop elect of the
Los Angeles, Cal, diocese, was conse-
Grated a bishop OF the Episcopal
church in Christ church today. Among
the participants in the ceremonies were
Bishops Talbot, of Wyoming and Ida
no; Abiel Leonard, of Nevada. Utah
and WesA'ern Colorado; VIM. Leonard,
Of Ohio; Worthington, of Nebraska;
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Useful KNOWLEDGE.

skidmore-You can distinguish good
money from bad by it's conversational
qualities.
Snooper-What do you mean?
Slxidmore-Genuine money talks, but
counterfeit notes have to be uttered
Detroit Free Press.
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an INTERESTING DEVICE.

II say" said one British official.
"whatH we do with this remote little
country of ours 1t isn't much good
as it lies"
oh" was the reply, 'just put one
of our India rubber boundary lines
around it and let it be awhile
Washington Star.
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SHE HAD TqnTE.

will you soon be ready, dear2p said
the emancipated woman. calling up
stairs to her husband.
in minute" was the reply. I'm
just buttoning my gloves"
All right. I'll go over to the club
and play a game of billiards to put in
part of the time" New York World
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-25
ExpEors THE woRsr.

I always expect the worst in all
things and all cases, because 1 know
the worst is possible; therefore, 1t is
natural for me to expect the worst,
and as it Is the unexpected that hap
pens, the worst does not often happen
to me.-Ffber and Fabric.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-25
PRODDED HIM
WITH A GUN
A Foolish Trick Results in the
Death of the Fool
ON JORDAN VALLEY ROAD,
AN EXPERIMENT. MOST THOROUGH
LY SUCCESSFUL.

r. ". Stone, Who EmbezzIed Four
teen Hundred Dollars of the
Funds of the sheridan, Wyo.,
Rank of Commerce, PardOned
by Governor Richards-StOne's
Friends Had Made Good His
Thofts.
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for a Christmas present. I suppose
some people would call that a PRESENT.
ment.
Johnny (mournfully)-Ye and it
turned out to be a delusion.-Somer-
vile Journal
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Women who regret the revival of
TRIMMED skirts should content them
selves by remembering that it is an
economical fashion in remodeling last
seasons gown. Two skirts that har-
monte may be combined by this
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MEASURES FOR SAFETY.

Tenderfoot-The miners are. un-
derstand, quite careful Of their safety.
Keno Kit-Ev'ry precaushun is
shorely taken. Obsarve the backyard
above ye-"Don't fall down the shaft,
as thar is men woRin' at the bottom
of it"-New York World.
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ENGLISH as SHE rs SPOKE.

Mrs de Famiiy-That was quite pretty
trap saw you out in the other day, Mrs.
de Snide.
Mrs. de Snide-Yes; that's my new phan-
myself out to go riding for my health
I'm so seldomly well, you know.-Judge.
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GEOGRAPHICAL.

Miss Beacon Hill-Dear me! Strange.
but I cannot remember. Where is
Dresden?
young Lakeside-O. that's easy. In
China. Saw the address in a. shop
window today.-Judge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-25
PROSPERITY
MAY BE NEAR
Rise in Silver Bullion as Seen in
New York.
THE CAUSE FOR IT ALL
RISE WAS SHARP AND VERY SUD-
DEN.

a State of Affairs That Has Long
Been Expected simultaneously
With the Advance Came Decided
Improvement in Mining Stocks
Revival of Silver Mining in Pros
pect,
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STILL AT 1T.
Kentucky Legislature No Nearer a
Choice for Senator Than a Month
Ago.

FRANKFORT. KY. Feb. 24-The roll
call showed only "a present. necessary to
choice As. The smallest attendance of the
session The 10Th ballot results as fol-
lows: Hunter, As; Blackburn, 49, Carlisle,
B: Millison. /; Bate. 1: McCreary. l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-25
ANOTHER RAILWAY HORROR.

Miss Giyvers-Here is some change, poor
mani How did you lose your voice?
Somnolent Simmons On a husky wills
peril wuz a-ridin' on de front end Nv an
express train one night, Teddy, an 1t fell
of.-Judge.
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AIaazan weeda.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24-Aianzan Weeds.
well connected and once wealthy, died
suddenly last night, In an Italian lodging
house in Brooklyn Ee was nephew of
ThurlOW Weed
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Jere S. Allen.

NEWBURYPoRT. Mass, Feb. 2A-Jere
S. Allen one of the oldest newspaper men
in New England, is dead. He was IS
wears old, a. bachelor and q. Mason.
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DIDN'T CONNECT.

JOhnny-Pa, what's a presentiment2
Papa-Well, you thought last week
that you were going to have a bicycle
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STATEMENT

For the year ending December 81, 1898 OF
the condition Of the
Equitable indemnify Association Of
washington,
Made to the secretary of the State OF
Utah, in pursuance of an act relating TO
life insurance companies. approved
Name of company
and location. Ed
uitable Indemnity as
ington, home office
Of the association, col
and 603 Burke Build
ing, Seattle, Washing
1.-The amount of capt.
subscriber ......e...s1oo.ooo 90
3-The capital stock paid
up is (s26.OOO deposited
reserve with secretary
of state). IS, 205 80,
Real estate, S1,40e:
bills receivable, 1000;
SIS. . s-',OYg. .a 2s.12s 90
asset assets ' IS -. 99922 50
5.-The amount Of its IL
abilities Including
Taxes. depreciation on
real estate and unSe-
cured assets ......... 954 50 1,759 %
u ali liabilities IS So 80. 28,1S 81
1.-The name of its at
torney or agent for the
state Of Utah, upon
whom service of pro-
cess in any civil action
against said company
may be made is J. z.
Bowes, Salt Lake City
S.-The receipts during
the year were .-..-- 1890 50
9-The expenditures
during the year were 1853 So
State Of Washington, county Of Kings.
l. G.. L. Dyer, secretary OF the Equit-
able Indemnity association Of Washing
ton, being duly sworn, deposes and says
that he is the above described officer OF
said company, and that the forging
statement Of the general condition OF said
cenTber, 1895, is correct according to the
best of his information, knowledge and
belief, respectively.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
(Seal0 21st day Of February. A. D..
JOHN W. MOORE. Notary public.
State of Utah, department Of state-sS.
1. James T. Hammond. secretary OF
state of the state of Utah, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a full trus
and correct copy of the certified copy OF
the annual statement of the Equitable
Indemnity Association OF Washington as
appears of record in my Office.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great
(Seal.) seal of the State OF Utah, this
9th day OF February, A. D.. 1855
1896.
JAMES T. HAMMOND.
Secretary OF Stata
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CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 24.-James. J.
Corbett was shown the Associated
Press dispatch from London stating
the BolingbrolSe club would give a
purse Of $1,000 and $500 expenses each
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or the year ending December 81. 1895 OF
the condition of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-25

CINCINNATI, Feb. 24-Denver Ed
Smith cabled London from here since
midnight accepting the National
Sporting clubs offer for fight with
either Slavin, Fl tzsimmons or Corbett
for a purse and a side bet
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Se@sidbriaer YrdiibentiAafts.
Sermiu.

Die 6aubels' 2isa bon philadelphia
batte ein Runbi6reiben on ole 6an.
bells a6rperf9aften bes 3aubeS er.
lafen, tuoriu biefelben aufseforbert mur.
ben, f9 lber ben Dorf9Ias oussu.
ipreGen, bob Der prdRbentf9uftSs Ser.
min bur9 elm Gmenbement 3ur Bunbes.
9erfafung anf feds Sabre aussebsbni
iuerben iolle.
SO fnb barauf nod unb nod buns
berte bon Nntporten eiugeIaufen, mel.
DE ii6 ganitig fur cine foI6e perldns
eerte Nmts. Sauer bes prdEbeuten Der.
Der. Staaten au8ipra9eu. 9ieielben
tamen aus allen Sbeilen bes Qanbes,
bon 3eIas I'm Stisen bis 3u ben Neus
england. Staaten I'm Norben, unb bonn
Ofen. gum Norbs nnb Shb Welieu Bis
3um Paeifc.
60 warbe au peitldufs ieiu, au9
nar einen 8beil Der Stdbte ansufub,
reu, m0ber bic antmorten tamen. Die
@rtinbe, tuesbalb fi1 ale einfiimmig-
nit nur 3uei ober brei Ausnabmen-
fur einen gmtstermin bon feds Sob'
rem ertIdreH, geben tur3 3uiammenee'
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foB Bt babin, baB bic prdRbentenmabl
in ieben pierten Sabre alIau srobe.
b66ft na9tbeili8e @ei6dftsff6runsen
peruriade. Sa, Die p0anbels 2iga"
3u Sos Nngeles In @alifornien ertldrt
fi9 iogar fur einen aftidbrigen Ser
min; berieIben Qnfi6t finb bic ,Ooung
Men BulineBs Giga" bon Uirginia unb
BUILDERS 86rfe4 81 Detroit, Mi9.
Sie u@eiddfts. 2egte- BON Glenpoob,
Soma, iasen: Die Iebie WabI unb
bic bereits beginHenbeu Borbereituns
gen fur bic Wabi in 1900 aeigen tlar
unb. beutli1, bab uniere Wablen su
bdufig ftnb uub baB Mrbeitsgeber unb
Irbeiter eine ldugere Rube pauie be.
biirfen".
gu @runb liegt al 6ieien Nuirens
guneen ba8 BebiirfniB Der @arantie
elmer glei6mdBigen germaltung auf
ldngere 3eit. bic nidt ieoes bierte Seabr
burd ben @ieg eiuer anberen partei
nit O0lliger umseftaItuns i'm Ginana..
3oQs unb 5teuernefen bebrobt nirb.
3ur grdnbIiden Bsieitigung bieies
uebeIfaubes mirb bon elmer Iu3obl
9anbels @eiellidaftsn berlangt, baB
bic 5inan3s unb Sarif Grasen bem pos
litii9en parteis &f bariiber i'm Rons
greB entaogen unb ben 8eratbungen
unb 8Dridldgen BON aommiiRonen
Sa6perfdubiser hbertragen uerbsn
follen.
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Ser 8eimb SIT 8eiieat.
Cie Mri.,ne kinter[Sat 4. So. al

Die grippe binterldBt IN Der 9leac(
ben patienten in febr fdwaher Sc
lllnoheit nnb oft init einem anbaltens
ceit Suiten unb angesrifenen Qunacn.
our 1cld,e Sale 1T Or. 8ull's Oulfen
SDrup cas allerbeife MittcI, weld,es,
ipenn lcfcrt an9etpanbt bic @efabr Der
Sdfp,nclndt beieitist. 0rau Maeaie
2nl9a, Jrcntcn Ohio, fa9t: SGs
tladt mir piel 8er9nii9en nit in tem
ecbe fur Or. 8ulPs Nnlfen Sprup
einsultimmen. SD lit ldnsere 3eit an
Der Grippe, aber nadbem id, cine
Slafde bon Or. 8ull' 8 SnIteu SYrup
9ebranht bate mar id ncllfcmmen
tnrirt nnb iH tpurbe ben fdredliden
cnifen lcs. Sd, empfeble alien 9ets
cenoen btefe pcr,islife MebBin su
9ebrauden. Or. Bulls 6ulfen
Sprur fcffet nur Is @ents.
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alpatbie. Sn einem binterlafienen
8rtefe ipra9 Serr Wliiller ben Munl1
ober 8efebl aus, baB 2tni it9 ipieber
Der Muiit uibmen m0se, wie Tie friber
beabiidtt9t bate. lln0 in Solse bieies
8riefes bate 2ini Mi. perlallen rrb
mar, ipie Srdulein 3enber ii9 er<
innerte, por etma brei3ebn Sabren na6
0eipsig 9esogen, Inn it'd bort In Der
Mulif aus5ubiloen. Seitbem bate
Srdulein 3enber ni6tS mebr BON 0ini
seb0rt, benn gu sluguits 8egrdbniiie
mar Die gdotrsiter uidt aufpelenb ge>
tmelen. 5rautein 53enber mar iiber<
Seugt, baB leetere eine 9rpbe GiinltS
lerin gemoroen rnb unter anberem Na.
men ldngit Seriibmtbeit erlan9t babe.
,Oas 3eug bate fie ba5u,' meinte iie
unb i'd fonnte ibr nur beiitimmen.
rWaeine Sabrt na6 so. mar erfol9z
los 9emeien unb t9 mar lebr rieoers
seiGlagen oariiber. Gbe t9 Die fleine
Stabt perlieB, an bic iid fiir mid 70
mebmiitbige Grinnerungen friipften,
luhte i'd Die @rdber Der Samtlie Miil,
Itr aaf, legte brei Sran;e oarauf nieber
unb traf Die 8erfii9ung, baB bic @rdber
gut erbalten perben iollten. Sd malte
mir aus, wie piel Ibrdnen meine arn,e
perlallene 6rau bier an bieIem glote
uersoi1en baben rAo9te. g9ie i6 aus
Der Sni6rift Der 9reu3e erlab, bate
Der Sob 2ini alljabrli6 @inen ibrer
GnsebOri9en seraubt. Sn Sabre mad
Der Sheioune mar Die Wiutter eeitors
ben; an 2inis slpan3isltem @eburts>
tase Der gater; elm Sabr ipdter
Gusuit, Der 8ruber. Sd ipuBte, tpie
Sartli@ 9ini an Gllen 9ebansen bate,
unb i'd perieete mid In @ebanfen in
ben Summer, ben file bate ertragen
miilien 9ei ben bel6eibenen 8er<
m0gensuerbdltnilien bes 8aters sipei>
felte i'd ni6t, baB 9ini ais alleia>
ltebenbe Srau nit man9erlei Gorge su
fdmpfen sebabt. @er fonnte iptilen,
Oh iie ni6t bate 6ereuen muiien, l1,ein
anerbieten abgelebnt 3u babenl 8ers
5elger Ste, ft8te ct btnju, poab Id
10 lanee bel bteier Gpiiobe uermeile.
Sd ipsroe ME Die @tunbe perseifen,
bic i'd auf benz GirdIofe in W. sa,
bra1te. llnO als i'd mid euolid gum
@eben ipanbte, fraste i6 mid, Oh eine
ber5lide, ebrli9e 8eue tpobt bic Sraft
babe, 3t iiibnen.
,Dfes 1T bie Sraee, bic i6 an gie
ridten m6dte. Gs 1T mUsfi9. ia ipabrs
ideinfi6, baB i'd 0int ME ipieSerieben
ipcrbe. @lauben sic, sndbise Srau,
baf, nadbem td lan9it 5ur Giniidt
9elanst, tpel@' einen tSitli9en Sdas
i9 beieiien unb bur9 eigene S6ul6
perloren; nadbem i'd gllles aufgeboten
babe, Tim mein unre6t gut gu nta9en;
na6bem i'd mid burd elm einiames
9eben ielber eeitraft babe; slauben
Ste, ipenn es mir 9eldnse, 9ini 3u
finben uno ibr meine Reue 3,t 3eieen,
oaB tie mir perseiben f6nnte?"
sSOrtiesuns folst.
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bic 9elesenbeit nidt nnb
bein4t bie alte 6eimatb.

Die M. 6. & 5..gabn (Oie aatp)
!6Bt epecials3tse unb bur9Iaufenbe
@ars nod ben midtisfien ihb6aIi1eu
Stdbten laufen unb berfauft Hunb.
reife 8ilette au einem Jabrpreiie am
21. nnb %. DECEMBER, siiltig fur
30 Sage aur &hdreiie Dom 8ertaufs.
tage on.
@esen Edberer austanit menbet
gu@ on gD. 9. Grub,
q. g. & s. ", M. 6. 6 8. .Babn,
Dallas, Seras.
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0sr arBkte Mpuord,

tf BOD uur stu bebausrnsrertbes @eia6pf, penn er
nit DpSpepFt sepIast tF, wdbrenb fsta drmFer un>
tsrthan, Der NIT sefesueter gerbauuns besnabist ,
ron tbm NIT &e6t benetbet perben tanu.- Die Dps.
pepttter fsbsn StmmeIitrt@s unb ieber Ration iinb
ftstisen Danf i4ulbts bem sOetters Wsasenbitters,
eas Fe bon stnem bsr bartnddtsHen unb qualenbRen
Sethen befrett, seseu ueIde8 pe mebisniGe @eIGt6s
it4teh tn NnfrruG sencmmen pirb. Guf uniereu
continent, tn EUROPA uuh unter BEN Grppen erfreut
rH fteles nnrer8et<&e RitteI rpblrerhtenter 90.
EI!artd, nt9t nur als WaseueIytr, fonbern als etn
Iftttel snr Werhhtuns nnb Se.luus BON Neiarta,
rpeImattiHen, Nterens, @dueus unb nerp6ien aeis
pen. Gs rerbeRert Grpettt unb S@Iaf, bei&Ieuniat
ote Reepnroleeeens unb Rtebererifarfnus bes aSrs
pers mao sebrenben Rraufbetten unb btft aeaen has
9eretnbre9en BON GlterSi&wdGe. Gin gBttnsIasppu
eor PEN 3abettestben perhtlft Bu rubtsem, ssfunbs
nerebie une i9pdAlt&e aeute gu empfeblen.
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Bonn amerifanifaen apfel In serlt,

0pnt atserifaniid5en MpfeI In 8erltn
f6reibt bie rYetl. NatIats.": unier
4epfeImartt III in bieiem Sabre aber,
mails elmer 9eeuerung untermorfen
porbeu. Ser ameritanii9e MpteI III
auf benz Gelbe eribienen unb bat ben
europdii6en total aus benz 6elbe ge.
f6lagen. gr bat feinen grfolg ge.
Di1ermaBen tber Na6t errunsen. Gr
fam, purbe geieben unb ieete. so
wenig Der anteritaniI9e Wtais trob
iabreIansen 8emhben. Jpn einaufab.
rem, bier pofo faHen fonnte, 10 gering
Der @rfols be8 Quater. Oats gewelen,
10 tiberraidenb III es. nie Der ONE.
ritaaif6e Npfel f9 Greunbe ermors
ben. 9as tOmmt oaber, baB sr bic
guten @igenf9atten, bon tenen bie
uns bisber betannteu Nepfel balb bic
cine unb balb bic anbere aufmeijeu,
aDe tn fi9 pereint. gr iii grob, ld6n
In Ter Gdrbuug, iaftis, naiirbe, aroma.
tii9 uub Dor NQem biqis. Wurbeu
bod gefern bisie Aepfel au Is pfeuui,
gen bas Pfunb bertauft. Snbefien.
bic beutf6en Oba3h9ter brau6eu nidt
3u fardten. baB Der transatlantild5e
Apfel bel uns banernb fir ben Ma7en.
tonium eintreffeu mirb. Sein SIN.
port In 0eutf9laub ilt ia bieiem Sabre
auf gang befonbere umfdnte auriidaus
ftibren. rluferem total perregueten
CONNER nit Der f9Ie9ten Obhernte
In Der @efolsfbaft ftaub elm Rei9tbum
Der Nepfelerute In ben Ser. Staaten ge.
gentber, bsr ielbit bort als beifpieios
be3eidret mirb. Man erportirte bic
Iepfel na9 EUROPA, neil man In Der
Union ni9t muBte, mas man nit ibnen
anfangen iolte, fetbft tpeun man einea
8beil ba3u oermeubete, bic S9weine
au fittteru. Die 3ufubr nod benz gfem
Dorter Nartte mar seitweiie eine 10
tolohale, baB bic er3ielten preiie ui1t
einmal genagten, uHt ben Sransport
au be3ableu. @ute AepfeI tofeten In
Nem Dort beim GroBeintauf 2 M1art
bas SaB, tudbrenb bic 6ra1t nod Rem
Oort ii@ auf p bis 3 Weart fellte.
Wean tbeiIt uaS bon unterri9teter Seite
NIT, baB BON Netp Dort bis aum l,
Seasmber 1.569.629 GaB NepfeI mad
europe periGifft tporben fub, baB bic
grnte i'm Staate Stem Oort aaeiu 5
Wtllionen Sob betrdgt unb boB bic
Gra9t ber wdbrenO Der apei 8o9en
bonn /. DECEMBER ab nod europa ge.
benben Gampfer gum sr6Bten She'll
aus Nepfeln beiiehen mirb. Natiirlih
wirb f9 bieier umiab ni5t in iebem
Sabre wieberbolen. Saau geb6rt ein 10
aubereep6bnIi9es 3uiammenireffeu,
bob bic Obiternte 9erabe i'm @taate
Nem Oort 70 ausse3si9net ausfdQt,
wie He BET uns fdIe6t III. Der apfel
pertrdgt cine alsu ousgebebnte &eile
ni9t. SOIL er bis gum ginf9ifsbafen
New Dort erft lauge tiber 2anb ober
nod ldnaer au S9iff aus benz 8ehen
auf ber Reife subrinaen, ba1n gebt er
3u 8runbe. nebrisenS ua1t CT meni.
ger Der beutf6en ObHtuItur als Der
b0bmif6en @enturrsn3. Gas mag aud I
Der @runb Iein, baB mon bisber bel
uns tuenis S@mer3ensrufe uber ibn &c,
bort bot,
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Selbf-6

Sic fn6 fhwad. abesarbsitet, Ole
6efunobeit III erf4ittert, Stdrfs
abnebmenS. 2lerste nennen ibre
Kranfheit anaemia - Is III elm
Ssttman9el in Jbrem 9Iute.
8cott's Emulsion pom
Eebertbran nit unterpbospbor.
faurem Sals III oas bette Nab.
runesmittel, Jhre Krdfts pieSer.
suerlaneen.
Jbr 1rst miro Jbnen Dies faeen.
Gr weis, oak wenr Die Der.
oauune fhwah, ss beher 1T, Den
Gebsrtbran aus osm K6rper ber.
aussutreibeu, ais Die dberbdroete
Deroauung gu iiberlaoen. Scott's
Gmulfon benz rft Dies.
so Gents uae ei.o0.
soorT q BswSr, Chemists. New YoyhLl
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"Lone STAR im Sabre 1897.

clone STAR im Sabre 1897.
Wttt benz Sabre ad3tsebnbunoert unS
ied1S
st e8-bem 0imutel iei 9ane - ttun
seE"!
ST nttbt nteI oatttt los getueien,
2Ste iptr Mle erlebt nno aeIeieu;
3offentlidb sptrbs, ibr 2eier, tbr ltebem,
8effer TIM Sabre uenusiS unS iiebenl
9te MusitMten fino ia and gana bet.
9nii8It&,
Wsandje tuetnen fp9ar buraaGItd5.
ltnb mmr bic Slider bon 1rufeiiiou
0nrr'n, bah 60 ntdst ntet befIer td3on!
8aib fftt ani benz gtmble ala 9r1fi.
bent,
Ser Manm, ben man Ntcsttnleg memttt,
ltnS beieiti8t nsit aDitree dub @ra.
bttat
Die atte stnana. .Galamitat.
llab forat bah Surdb 35ne tn aIler
gtiIle
llnele @am6 BeuteI f1d3 tuteber title.
Gbun TT naS Wertram'n ipieoer her.
geftellt
0o@ feblt's nod leiber an benz. -.
8teingelb.
Mber boifemtltdb redbt balb id5ou
2ebbailer iutrh bic circulation.
3n iuitnf@en tuGr'8, Oaf DaS aud tn