davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Nachricbten aus uebrasfa.
Gin widtiger 8eridt.
Gin DerEuft uno Elm 6ewinn.

2ebanpn, Ne6. Mir %elauben ni9t
baB na9folgenbe Mittbeilung sines aoms
mentars bebarf, mir geben oie1elbe Oa9sr n
Dem @ortldut zines 8riefes an Or. Yetel
5a6rneD in g6icagp, 81. 6err S. 8. 9ln'
binger l9reibt: Sd bate Elm afutes Utagsns
leiben. Sn Solge Deien tparen 9eber UNI
Gteren ebenfaas ansegriffen. Der bete
Nr3t unferes Srtes, Der mid tdgli3 beiu9te,
fornte Nibts fiir mid tbun. Na9 eil!em
1tetigen &ranfenlager BON Z Wo9en tonrte
i1 3tpar cine aeringe 3eit auf Iein, leooc9
tparen Die @9mer5en Dryer als pprber.
ES9iittelfro1t iteute 1tb- ebenfaus Elm uro lb
purbe f9pd9er unD l9pd9er.
ooS6 Derlor alien Ge5ensmltb uno rteI1
NcrbenibItem fam aus Hanb unD 8arlb, 10
baB mid bas gering1ts gerdui3 in @ufres
qunq Der5ebte. Sd ertlGrte benz Softor frei
beraus, bdB i9 aQe 0offnung aufgegeben
babe, unb bab er nt9t me6r gu fonlnten
braube, ba er ia bod Ni9ts fir MIDI t9un
tDnne unb bd i9 u bod etnmal fterben
nlii1e, pone i6 ni@t Doa nit Sroguen fers
BEN.
Our6 einen gliidlihen 3ufalI er6ielt
meine Weutter Elm @remplar bonn v&rantenz
8ote," Sic lag es iorgfdltig bur9 unb
iu6te MIDI gu p%eranlaiI en-, ben &lpentrdIter
8lutbeleber 5u gebrau@en. Our ielben 3eit
las i9 in vGeligious Sele lcope" oas s3eugz
nib zines Manues, tpel9er ben Nlpenfrduter
8lutbeleber eingenpnmen bate. Siefe BET
ben umitdnoe erpedten in MIR Das Ser
trauen llnb iomit ben @uni3, ba5 Mittel
gu probtren.
8ir i9idten fir elm Yrobefiit9en. Gs
na6m ni6t lang Bis es dnfam, aber 6ennob
1dien mir bic 3eit unenblib lange. Wlei1
3uitanb mar 5u Der 3eit 10 erbGrmli9, bdb
i'd neoer eiien nod f4lafen fonnte unb nm.
fdglt9e S9merSen i'm Giiden, i'm &opf, BEN
Mrmsn unb @ltebern bate. eS9 tpiiroe Dem
Sob als meinen @rl0fer- bemiltpmmt 6dhen.
Sd perlor 25 Bfunb an @etpi9t unb bic
6auptiorge mar tGgli9: Mit mas f0nnen
mir ieinen Nppetit rei3en2 W3ein puls tpar
120, metne Semperatur 1O4 2/1O.
ungefd6r 4 l16r Na9mittags fam meir
gater NIT benz &it9en 8lutbeleber an.
Wfan rib es auf unb fling fofort an mir ben
8lut6eleber etn5ugeben. Dos mar Wontag
fritz. aSbon ben nd6iten Morgen fiblte
i9 2~inberung. Sd fu6r nit Der Mebt5in
fort unb Misunderstanding md1te5ortf9ritte.
5eiBbunger auf no9 einem itGrfenben
54laf unb aB Elm gutes Srii3itiid. Mein
3uitanb purbe 10 oufriebenitelenb, baB ih
19on am Sreitag aufs Sefb geben tonnte
unb ieitbem arbeite ih tdgli9 IL big. 10
Stunben o6ne 8ef9peroen. SeBt beiBt e5:
$50 fDnnen mir genug berbefommen feinsn
9unger 81 iti1en? Sd fabre iebO9 fort ben
8lutbeleber in g~eringen 9ofen gu nebnren.
Sd banfe @ptt, baB es einen Or. peter
SabrneD giebt unb baB feline punoerbare
Mebi3in in meinen l8eiiB gelangte, benin
Sebermann itimmt mir Bel, baB i9 9eute
nibt mebr ba DGre, fDGre es ni9t fir ben
Mlpentrduter 8lutbeleber geps1en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
: WiIbeIm DoItmer. !

SIN feiner @pbnung, No. 245 2inoln
@penue, tpurbe Wilbelm 8oltmer, Elm
otter Mnfiebler g6icugp's, bur4 ben un@
er6ittli6en Sob aus Dem 8reile Der Semen
ob6erufen. Sin 9er5i9lug bate benz 2a0en
oes s~67idbrigen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eth
idbes Gn0e 6ereitet. On ieiner 8abre trauz
ern be @ittpe un6 bret ertpa9iene @Obne:
Winiarn, Elm 4potbefer, befen 8af3dftslotal
ffd an Der @6e bon 8arfieGb &oe. uno
Salteb @traBe ~befin6et; @burles, Cigar
renfa6rifant, @6e Safe urb @larf%StraBe,
unb 6enr1, @igurrenfa6ritant, go. 147 Ste
Qben1e.
Der @erftor6ere Cp1trbe am %. Mdr5
1923 in Der Probin5 9unnODer ge6oren. SIN
Sabre 1847 tum er na9 Nmertfa unO Slpar
dponbte er ii4 5unG4it no9 gfatp Orleans.
SIM Sabre 1848 berlegte er feinen Bo9nz
ffb na6 Chicago. 6ier er0ffnete er in Der
Sherman @traBe cine 8rooerp. SIM Sd5re
1854 ber6atrat6ete er it9 NIT SRI. Wfarp
@9oenbait, nit pel9er er AZ Sabre in
gliidGif5ter @be 3ufummenlebte.
Or perlegte fpdter fein gef9dft na3 Der
gde BON @bermanz unb PoltftraBe. 9ier
tpurbe iein Sab unb Gut, Die Sru9t iabrez
LANCER &rbeit, elm Spfer bes groBen Seuers.
9o9 bur9 ben berben 8erIuft niGt entmuz
tbtgt, gtng er riittg pieber ans @erf unb
erri9tete ii9, tpte 10 btele Nnbere, auf ben
Ruinen Elm neues 6eim. SIM Sabre 1874
per5og er na9 Der @de Don Waonroez unb
glartitraBe. 9as lebtere @ef@Gft fibrte
er Bis pOr bret Sabren, I'm fi4 bann ms
PripatIeben 8uriid5u3ie6en, @r mar pGbz
renb zines 3eitraumes bon 30 Sabren Elm
berb~Orragenbes Mttglieb bes often SrDens
Der 9ruiDen, trat aber bor einigen Sa6ren
aus bemfelben aus.
Sus 8egrdbniB fanb am 9onnertug,
1 u6r Na4mtttugs, bonn grauerbuuie aus
na9 9racelanb itatt. Baftor Ct, 81. Sobn
BON Der eDangeltf9en ct. pauIs>@ emeinbe
bielt Die Sruuerrebs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Staot Chicago.

- uniere @orrefppnbenten unb I3'ntsn
befu6en bic ~fOIgenben @tauten:
@err @aul Sriebel bic Stuaten Soma unO
Minnefptu.
9err Sreb @9erf Die Staaten 8isconfin
unb Mi9tgan.
9err Stto 81, Gofenbule ben Stat Suit
npis.
9err 9enrp @6aul ben @tuat SnOiona'
9err Gbus. s. %. pfeiffer ben @taat
Sainois.
9err SrtB Nrreb 1T ni9t mebr an Del
Suinpis Staats>3eitung bef9Gfttgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
midti9es 6eitdnonie.
Die poIisei eIaubt, ole m0roer oes Jofepb
mcJntoi1 5u haben.

G1u9 MbbiiBung einer einiG6rigen 3u9ts
baustrafe nurbe Martin Braun am Sonn;
tag tpieber in Sretbeit geiebt. 0o@ taun
bate er bic biiiteren GefdngniBmauern fin:
ter 1i9, als er BON Neuem nnter Del
Qnflaqe perbaftet apurbe, Mitbelfel
Bel Dem Morbe bon Soiep9 g. Mc=
SontoI9, 1852 Mt9igdn Ibe., getpefen 81
fein, Der am 3. Muguit 1893, &benbs II l1br
an Der SIDE Der SO. Ctr. unb Gout6 parl
Moe., bur9 einen S9uB in bic Stirn get0o=
tet nurbe.
Seine 8erbaftung, bic BON Dem 8ebeimz
poli3iiten @nrtgbt birett Dor Der Sbiire oes
3u9t6auTes borgenommen purbe, srfolgt'
auf bas @eitdnbniB zines 3u9t6Gaslers
George Pal1lins, bin, Dem iein 9etpiRen
feline Gube lieB,
gaulins apurbe inn Sabre 1894 naG
Solicit geI9idt, lm bort 2 Sabre tpegen
| Oiebfta6ls obouitben. 8om eriten Sage
Ieiner 6aft an trrg er Elm georiidtes Wefen
our 96au, 6as init Ser 3eit fait in Melunz
9olie ausartete.
0or einiqen Wo9en bat er ben an ieiaer
35eue poriibergebsnoen Warben &aen I'm
cine unterrebung. @r getunb BARN, baB
! inn iein @epiien feline Rube lai1e unb er
fi6 zines Moroes 19uloig befe1nen muhe,
tpen1 er ni9t ben 8ertanb b%erlteren ioae,
Damn er3G6lte er, baB er nit Braun 5uIamz
men am 3. Mugu1t 1895, @6enbs INN II ubr,
an Der 81. uno Mai6ington Str. einsn
M1ann ungsTalen babe. Gr 9dtte oemielben
einen ReooIoer Dor bic Stirne gebaltsn,
ipG6renb Braun feline Saf9en ourG u9te.
0l0bli6 babe Der Sc teGte Deriu3t, mad ibm
au 16logen, bic @uffe babe it9 5uTdlie
e~ntlooen uno Der lnbefannte lei nit burdz
16ofener @tirne ~niebergeitiir5t. Braun uno
er feien bann RAID entflo6en, Ser @ntifter
gu Der Shat lei Braun s~epefen, Der f9m eez
bro6t 6Gtte, i'm 5u tOoten, apenn er etpas
BON Der Sbat oerlduten lieBe.
Obppbl bic MusiagePaultnS' nt9t genal
mtt Der GteGe iiberein1timmt, an Der Wcz
Snto16 9efunoen pur0e, gelangte bic Poli3ei
na9 qrunbli9er l1nteriu6ung bod gu Der
le6er5eugung, baB es ii4 bier I'M oa1el6e
ger6re6en t%unbelt, uno %beranlaBte bic
Wittpe bes @rmorbeten, einen 8er6aftsbez
febl qeqen Braun gu erpirfen.
Braun, Der ii9 ougenblidli9 auf Der
Woo6laipn% Station b%efin6et, le6nte es ab,
irqeno tpelfe Nusiagen gu maben. Srob
Der ein6ringli9en 8~emi6ungen bes &apiz
tGns @6ippp gelang es ni9t, ou4 nur Elm
Wort aus ibm berausaubefOmmen, bas i'm
in irgenb elmer Weile 3dtte compromittiren
f0nneu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
9ur9 bas 3eusniB BON 9enrp Malf4leg

Our0 0dS Seu9ntB DDn Qe1rD Udu1Wle!
fam bic Scene bes Morbes gu elmer er
greifenben 9aritelung. Der s3euge beri6:
tete, baB er am Morgen gegen 4 nbr an
4. October BON Softer angefalen unb IN
81 unb cine golbene l1brfette beraubt tpurbe
unb 5par etnige S9ritte BON @eas Wirt9
i9aft entfernt. @eGs b0rte Malf9legi
9iilferufe unb begab iih auf ben Seiten:
meg. mo er iab, pie Softer iein SpFe1
~miB6anOelte. @eas rief ibm gu: nOu bdf
oas 9elb bes Mannes, II lafe- i'm II
3ube!!" Softer erbob fi9 unb f9ob taltbli:
tig 5tpei &epplperf1geln auf Wels ab. Giat
8ueel brang bemfelben in ben l1nterleif
unO fibrte Spei Sage fpGter ieinen Sof
i'm st. 2ucas<9oipital berbei. Softer emit
flpb unb puroe erit am nd95ten Nbenb il
Der Gpelunfe Np. $40 g. GlarfzStrabe
perbuftet.
Die leBtsn 3eugen fir bic 4nflage parer
Sranf SobnIon unb 6snrD &eeb, tpel9e ON
20, Sctober bes @inbru9s iiberfiibrt ipa=
rem unb aus benz 3u9tbaus 5uriid9ebru9t
tpurbe1. Sic be5eugten, bab ie fir Seart
5Di tier 8riefe an feline 8efannten 19rie6en,
in pel9en er bieielben eriu9te, Elm Mlibi
fir i'm gu Be I9pDren.
Ser Sang oes pro3ei1es mar folgenber
Mm %. 0ttober 1895 erflGrte ii6 0enrb
Softer bor &i9ter Papne fir nibt i4uloig.
Mm 13. Nopember purben bic @e19norenen
bereibigt, am 10. ROp. Oas 3eugniB gebOrt.
@m 20. Nobembsr fiel bas 3obesurtbeil
unb am %. Nobember mics &i9ter PaDne
ben Mntrag auf 8%epiqigung zines neuen
Pro5e1es ab uno Derurtbeilte 9enrD Softer
enbgiiltig gum Sobe.
8ertbeiOiger 2inebarger erI u9te I'M einen
Mufi9ub, ba er bei6norene Nusiagen beiz
bringen noate, oaB Elm 3euge Der Nnflage,
Sp6n @inn, unter benz @influB Der Poli5ei
Meineib begangen babe, Ser &t9ter ptes
bas Sci u9 ab unb fragte Softer, pb er etpas
gu Iagen babe, tporauf Softer murmelte, bab
er un1 9uloig lei.
Ri9ter papne ergriff bierauf bas 8ort
unb fagte
u0ie 8epeiie gegen Sic iino flar unn
iiber ieben 3peifel erbaben, Sic tparen nit
Der 8eraubung zines Mannes bei9dftigt.
ben Sic auf benz Seitennege nieoergei4la=
gen batten, als @els aus ieiner BirtbI9afi
berausfam. Sic tpurben als Der MOrber
BON @erfmeiiter, Der Sic brei Sabr fannie,
unb 8a1I9leg, ben Sic b~eraubten, erfarnt;
au9 Der G9anttellner bes We1s fannie Sic
mebrere Sabre, nnb cine Srau mar faum
fiinf5ebn S@ritte bon Sbnen e%ntfernt, als
Sic Sbr Spfer t0bteten. Wenn bic Gers
tbeibisung bei3porene Qusiagen beibrin=
gen min, tpel3e Sbre @3ulb miloern iollen.
70 miKen btefelben meinetbig iein. @uBerz
Dem baben Sic 8riefe fir in9 i9reiben
lafen, in pelAen Sic Sbre 8efannten gu
bepegsn fu4ten, bur6 Meineio einen @libts
8epeis gu bef4p0ren.
Oos l1rtbeil i'm fein, baB Sic am "a
Sanuar 1896 5pii9en 10 ubr MorgenS
unb 4 11br Na3mittags, na3bem Sic Big
gu bieIem Sage i'm @ountp1gefdngniB se>
peilt BADEN, bonn Sheriff an benz @algeu
aufgebdngt tperben, Big Sic tobt fino."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Jrets& erepte 1t. Patent=0 ebi3tnen

gGei6oiel iuie pruntbaft uto nerfiibreriI6 bieyeIbea
%an9esei9t fper6en, bienen 9epiienIofen Speculans
ten nur ais SDeer, arinen leibtgIdubigen Granfep
tbr iauer perbieites @elo aus Der SaI6e su Ioden.
2aft Sud nid1t tdltfdcn! Den einsisen aSeq
1T allen &rantbeitsfdEel 5ur n6tligen rn6 bdierits
BEN SetlrrS aier GcfdledtsIeioen, perlprener
aiannbarfeit: TDlsen n4n Susenelineen. etc.s
5eI9t t1nr alIetu uvDer HcttMngss Mnfer"
as. @ufl,, $50 Seiten NIT oielen ,lebrreideu 8iIs
6ernl tuelbes Bud fir 25 Gents in 9oItmarten su
tb,eJteben 1T onr9 bas ieit 35 Sabret ebrenppn Bee
a"S'"'s Deutsches Heil-Institut,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, NY.
per Z y IT, 2 sa1 sest % it, 1T an9 III @b1easo
10aQ1eE tuipD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Denn Gas Baby sdbnf.

@ebrau9t inter alien 11nitdnben bas cite
nno erprobte Mittel, Ntrs. &inslow's Goptb=
ing Sprup fur bes 3abuen Der &tnber. IS
5erltbl9t 0dS Club, nla6t bte @oumen pei6er,
HUT Die ShmerSen, BELT @inbfolif uub lit
pas bette yttttel 9e9el Diarrboea. Siiuiunb:
s1uan5i9 Gents Die Slai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

Or. MiIbor'S Nrdpar0t aus tctlent Nebfts
aeaeniiber Dem geppbnliteu &bran III, oaB per iible
86raneei@mad poaltdnbia bsleltist n nmo . pas gragaSS RAJ
reassilmasicea Gebrauds puu Ne6erfbran if befieH wloer.
Iiger @eidmad. Yei Dem Wllbor, lAen 4rdparat faat
oies 1ueo. 9mitott Iauienoe BON 3eugntlletL oe por'
oe.eot ineroen f6nnen, 9enii9e eS, 81 fon1tattrtH, BOB Die
&murTon BON ben eritea dr5tlifen autorIt6tei pteltatD
perlpenbet plrb. Sic furIrt Sbplnblnbt 9nl1sn, Sr=
fdltuna, 9rou9itis, %sebreube &ranf9etten, @fpala' IN.
fl.ienaa. Serofeln uno &ungenentalnoIHg. SH auel
Mpotbeten gu babeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
W ERssss ssSa EFiSaESSz ssessSsg6 Ass%NSsS
SG1tDnd1e, 1terb0Se 0erSDttett.

sequdlt bon @entfensbiiien unb idIedten srdun,en.
9g~ePPeinist eon @idens unb aopfi9lueraen, @rr6tben.
Sttteri1, 9er3flopfelt,, Observation-Disclosures, 9riibfnn
Ino erl9opfennelt Iusfiiiel, erfabrer aug benz
s:S!sensfrelnb". euf iuel@' einfaae, biuise @eiie
gcid1led1tef un6 Spfsen Der Smsen6s
G.ttcet 9egeilt uno Die poue @efunobeit nnS Der
Oro9ftttit fpleosrerlanet tperoen f5nnen. Cans
1!eues beIloerfa9re1 un6 neue Mfebi5inen. Sober feiri
el9erer Mr3t: ,S4idt % Gents in Stamps unb Sbr
Sefomi1t oas BUD o~eriieeeIt unb fret 5~u9efdidt bon
Der ,,9rioat &lintf InN NtspenTdrp !" as Weft II.
Str, Geeto Yprf, Sc. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
VaricoceIe,
NervOSer SChWaChe,

'.''FV WFUVEVW TWWVWUVW OVIWVIUtTtEW
leioen, iOuteu on mid UNI 9tatb iAreiben. SD babe
lett piclelt SaDret bic Sblua@e bel Yldnnsrn sum ems
eebenoen Sturium oenabt; Sbatiade lit, Dab i'd an
&alfe dlterer eeute ooer ~eriObrensr. ser3te in Anipru1
Su ilehmsn, I'D iuoirte ben Gaa. ielbt %ein9ebeno unS
entntdte Gin ourbnringenoes eiHfades ~Seilmittel, os
mid r6ai9 furirte uno meine uiunmen0eiuntcns ger.
fbrte Str,"fung iuieoer in natitrii5e Stdrfe uno Gr6se
perfpa nDcitr.
'@tein gsuni6 lift, bieg iebem iunoen ooer alten Maun
tuifen gu laHsn. S6 ucbme peri6n1i6es SntereiIe an
iolden Tdlen uno Niemonp brlrbt SIT sogsrn. an mid
ecibrieben betraNtet lpsrptn. Sd icuDe Gin Necept
hieiss. &eillnittels D0aig tutenfrei. s6iste es ni5t
auf, iouocrn i6rcibe mir intort aug fubrli6. 0u tpirft
tets oen gaq ieQnen, an melt5em Oh es t5atft. @oreliire
inter 0eifiNunQ cincr @riefmarfe:
THOMAS SLATER. BOX 897.
kalamazoo. Mich.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
0e(ubnt.
Der 5orbi9e Berry Softer ba6t
iein Derbreben am Gal9en.
Or legt Elm DOIes 8etenatuiB al.

Die Pinridtune eeht obne 6wifbenfdle pom
Statten.-Der um9ebuna, in Der er auf'
eewadfen, mi6t DER mlotoer Ole Shuic
OIL feinem peruorfencn &eben bel. =
6ei6idte Der eefteru eeiibntcn mloro.
that.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
The VAST Wenlth in vrens.

The timber wealth of the United
states gives a yearly product of over
$1,000 600 900, or twice the value of the
entire output of all the mines nut to-
Sether-go(d, silver, coal, iron, conner
Zlnc ard the rest. This is Il resource
worth keeping, aud yet we are cutting
INTO our capital at the rate of Is ner
cent each year. as only about % per
cent OF the timber market is renre-
scented by new growth As for losses
from the fires that are started BY loco.
motives, cattlemen, berrypickers hunt
ers and incendiaries. il gives a sufi-
cient idea of what they cost us to be
tod by the forestry commissioner ~
pennsylvania that his state alone prob.
ably suffers to the extent of $50 900 900
ANNUALLY from this one cause. Not
only the trees are lost in these mighty
CONGREGATIONS; the vegetable mold
"hlch would supply fertility 10 the soil
Tor future agricultural purposes, or
1901 Tor the roots Of second eroWtl, Of
forest Is burnt: and the first step is
'aheh on That easy descent to landslide
Or lood-bed.-F'rom Scribner's
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
Decline u British Farming.

The British Board Of AsricNlturs m.
just issued its official figures for 1895
which tell an interesting and slgnif.
cant story. Incidentally il appears thar
the extent Of woodlands in Great Brit.
ain IS o,72G,0 600 acres. of which 1872 OOr
acres have been planted il the las,
fifteen years. During the last year
there has been Il gain OF about @0D0D
acres. The most striking figures relate
to the Shrinkage in the amount of land
under the pillow, which was Increased
by the unpropitions character of the
autumn seed time Of 1894 ana early
spring of 1895. More than $4,000
acres less Of wheat were grown and ST..
'oV acres less Of minor grain crops, rye,
Deans and peas. Ona-filth part Of the
surface withdrawn from these crops or
from wheat was devoted to barley and
oats; but the corn land Of 1899 was less
by nearly 100000 acres than that of
1871, while weather conditions. check
ING the preparation Of the customary
area tor turnips and other green crops.
caused a further reduction of $4,000
acres under this cultivation. The sur.
race under potatoes. small fruit, lu.
cerne and flax was larger by $4,000
acres. and the acreage left under bars
'a'loW was extended by nearly 100000
acres
The net reduction of arabic land was
1"'ooo acres. and the net addition to.
'he permanent pasture a little over
l4o,ovo acres. The actual loss of arabic
area in the last two decades is 2,137-
900 acres. The reduction of wheat
growing alone accounts for most of this
loss. Under this head there was a total
dmlnution Of more than / 900 600 acres
between 1875 and 1895. More than 2
thlTd Of the decline in the arabic area
ana more than half of this reduction
III wheat acreage, occurred in the las,
n'e years OF the twenty.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
Qualify In Horses.

Inc European countries prefer to inn
prove the quality more vigorously than
10 increase the numbers of their horses
England has only 1,529.0OO, while We
nave in the United States 10000 900
horses, very small per cent of which
are suitable for city market and ey
port. Russia has $4,000 900 horses OF
sui more inferior quality, unfit for any
market and too small for farm work.
The Russian trotter has had the en-
enlargement Of the government. Now
the peasants are urging the govern
ment to furnish them with draft horses
suitable for their farm work to haul
the heavy farm machines. Small horses
IN large numbers will impovcrish any
country, and it is well for America that
the ranch horse and the little trotter no
longer pay for their feed, while there
is SUCH great demand for high-cIass
draft and coach horses at high prices
because they are SO scarce.-Ex.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
Tho Church in IOi,tic,

The time is coming when the churc,
will demand that all the chief places II
the city government shall be filed wit,
men whose personal character doc;
command high respect. It is high t;mf
to cease tolerat!ng the presence Of an,
man as a city official who is hirso,
hand and glove with that which :,
most degrading, The democratic Chris.
tian church has right to make do
mands and enforce them -Rev. r. NJ
Fairchild, Unitarian, Troy. n. Y.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
The Point OF View.

This world is as you see it--that is
you may see what you will. Wea,
green glasses. and it is a green worlt
to you. Wear blue glasses. and tn,
world about YOU gets the tint. Looi
with a vision distorted by discomfort
and you will find enough to haras:
your life out of you. Look through ar
impure eye. and You will vote virtue ;
myth. Look through 4 pure, loyins
eye. and you will find enough to admir-,
and much to inspire. Rev. A. u. Con,
rad, Congregationalist, Worchestcr
Mass.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
a Printers Error.

TO tie list Of Bibles named after
curious typographical mistakes an i'm.
portant addition is made in The 50.
called Printers y Bible, which con.
tains. perhaps, the most STRANGELY an.
proDriate misleading Of any-"print-
ers have prosecuted NE without =
cause" psalm 1l9-l6D. printers be.
ing substituted for princes"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
Our Hope for the Future.

Some people are too hopef,,l ann
some have no hope at all We prefer
to belong to the former class rether
than to the latter. Notwithstanding
brief periods of discouragement we
have for the most part a positive tait},
IN tn" future, aud belief that oh.
mountain Of the Lords house shall he
established in the top OF the noun
tain"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15

The Lily for Shady Positions.
t. years ago we had on the old home
stead a row of lilies and other peren-
mails. On one side OF it-oply four
feet distant-We set nursery rows nj
Scotch pine and on the other side os
Austrian pine, with row of chestputs
on the east side of the whole. The
eyergreens were thinned by nursery
sales, and those that stood are now
quite large trees. under which grass
and weeds do not grow, except such
wild plants as can thrive in dense
shade Among the perennials the only
thing that endured the dense shade vas
! the yellow day lily. This has spread
| until i. has made thick growth owe:
spot Twelve feet square, and its foli-
age and flowers appear nearly as per-
] feet as in open sunshine. Rural IifA
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
The Cause of Mankind.

Educate women and you educate the
teachers Of men; if the child ID father
to the man, the woman forms the man
in educating the child. The cause OF
female education is, then, even in the
most selfish sense, the cause CT man
kind at iarge.--C. G. Eicolay,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
The Check Rein,

Inc Old, cruel check rein has stiffcn-
ed up the fore legs Of more livery
horses than all the work they have
done. So, too, Of many track and driv-
ing horses in the country. The check
rein Injuries the muscles of the neck
and the fore legs are affected. Often
the sheer is blamed when it is the
check rein. The humane societies have
the cooperation of the city horse own
ers who have taken off the cruel check
rein from the carriage horses and work
horses. Aside from the cruelty, this
affection of the usefulness Of the horse
should induce the thoughtless, kind
hearted people who drive horses to for
ever Danish the tortuous check rein az
savage relic that is painful to the
horse and painful for most people to
see. In behalf Of the horse. we entreat
you to abolish the check rein If you still
thoughtlessIy torture your horse with
it.--EX.
Breaking Kicker. - An exchange
Gays that veteran broncho buster
gives the following as sure way to
cure a horse of kicking: THE way wa
fix kicking horse is to tie one of hi,
foreiegs with a rope to the hind leg on
the other side. Then, as soon as he
starts to kick, be jerks his front leg off
the ground and goes down in a heap.
Two or three doses OF that kind will
cure the worst case YOU can find"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-08-15
TAIN AGES SERMON.
ANOTHER CHANGE" WAS LAST
SUNDAYS SUBJECT.
TEXT" n the Tree Fall Toward tho
South, Or tho North, in tho Place
Where the Tree Fnllcth, There It
Shall be -Eccl, IL: ..

HERE is a hover
ing hope in the
minds of a vast
multitude Of people
that there will be
an opportunity in
the next world of
correcting the mis-
takes of this, that
however complete
. shipwyeck We
may make OF our
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-04

books taken from your library per
day?
&c. What is the population of your
town or city,"
(See Table Al
/ also wrote to three public libraries
in places near Boston to ascertain the
same facts. sending the letters at
random Their replies to the same
questions were as follows:
(See Table b
Several of the above libraries have
the same modification of the rule that
the Lithgow has, and allow persons to
go among the shelves upon special per-
mission for good reasons.
The above facts and figures show
that the rule adopted here is no diff
ferent from that adopted in practical
ly all the libraries in this State. our
number of volumes being 1000 and our
population about II. 600.
8. Much of the agitation over this
subject has doubtless arisen because
in the old library on Water street the
shelves We're open and all patrons had
access to them. The change seemed
irksome. but the changed conditions
required it, in the judgment of the
trustees. In the old library all the
books were arranged around the walls
and in full view of the librarian. In