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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-26
ANIMALS GET sEAsIcK.
Nearly Every Species is Affected as Woe
fully as is Man.

Human beings are not the only ones
who suffer from seasickness by any
means. One hears good deal about
the pangs that have filled men and
women with woe, but little is said of the
menageries brought to America every
wear, or carried hither and yon in wave
tossed boats. SAYS the New York Sun,
Liens and tigers may be majectic when
they have unwavering earth or rock
against their paws, but seasick cat of
thes tribes is as forlorn as any man ever
was, and doesn't look bi more kingly
than a wet rabbit. Even its roars and
growls have a weeping sound in them
quite in keeping with the general ap-
pearance of the beast.
A monkey is as pitifu an object when
it is seasick as any other beast so strick-
en-, and its forlorn facial expression is
so human-like, and the way it claps its
paws across its stomach, is so natural
that the man who is not seasick neces-
sarily sees something to laugh at in the
misery of the creature. Not so with
the seasick man. If he sees a seasick
monkey he is sure to swear furiously,
thinking the poor thing is hooking
him.
1t takes dog to be woeful at sea. It
has way of doubling all up, with its
tail between its legs and head hanging
down, that shows deep-seated pain. To
free itself the dog goes thorough ali
sorts of contortions. 1t will stretch
out on the deck, groan and squeal, some
times rising on its launches and lifting
its head, howl long and miserably, as
some dogs do at the sound of music.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-26
A Cats Adopted Family.

A cat in the home of alCaribou (Me.)
man gave birth to several kittens one
day last week, and all but one were
taken from her and disposed Of. A few
DAYS afterward one of the young boys
in the family arrived home from a
neighboring town with rabbit about
one-third grown. The young animal
was placed near the box containing the
cat anG her kitten, and those watching
were surprised when the mother cat,
after leaving her box, commenced TO
lick the rabbit with her tongue, and
were still more surprised to see her grab
the rabbit with her mouth and carry him
to her box. The rabbit leaps from the
box very easily, and whenever he does
so the cat gets him and carries him back
to his home in the box, having evident
ly adopted him and giving him the same
care bestowed upon her own offspring.
Two coon kittens, about two weeks old,
were secured, and the old cat has also
adopted them as part of her family.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-26

ward the magnet, and the wheel goes
around The speed can be regulated by
the distance the magnet is held from
the wheel by the lever. If load is be-
ing pulled orif it is intended to go faster
than one magnet can draw, it is an easy
matter to put one or more of the other
magnets into operation. figure that
with four of my patent wheels, each
equipped with one of my improved mag
nets, will be able to move an ordinary
locomotive drawing train Of eight
Pullman cars at from 200 to 400 miles
an hour as long as the passengers on the
train can stand the strain"
1t was suggested to the inventor that
it seemed likely to man who knew
nothing about it that train Of cars
would be necessary to go in front of the
engine and carry the magnets. mot at
all-not at ALL" remarked Mr.. Hazel
hurst enthusiastically "On the con-
trary, the magnets are not much larger
than -four barrel. The power in them
is placed there by process known only
to me l can take an ordinary pocket
magnet, treat it with my preparation
and put enough power in it to lift a
crowbar."
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-26

Selling Dates-Tickets will be sold at
Ogden, Bingham, Springville, Goshen
and all intermediate points on July I'd,
Sd and 4th. At Silver City, Mammoth
and Eureka on July Ist, I'd, Sd and 4th.
At Grand Junction, Fruita, Cisco and
intermediate points on July list and I'd.
At all other points, Mapleton, Richfeld,
Scofeld and Thompson's, inclusive, on
July Ist, I'd and sd.
Limits-AIl tickets will be limited to
continuous passage in both directions,
with final limit of July 6, 1896. No stop
overs or extensions of limit will be
granted under any conditions.
Saltair Beach-Rates to Saltair Beach
will be Is cents higher than Salt Lake
city rates.
Militia-Rates for militia companies
or bands in uniform travelling in both
directions on one solid ticket, will be
one cent per mile each way
Train Service-Extra equipment will
be provided on all regular trains, and
agents should keep advised of traffic to
be moved each day On July I'd, Sd
and 4th, special train will leave Salt
Lake city at Io:45 p. m for Silver City,
Mammoth, Eureka, Provo and all inter
mediate points.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-26

A statesman was invited 10 dinner
with another equally famous by a gen
teman Of wealth, whose social position
was more Aattered by the entertainment
of such guests than his mind could pos.
sibly be improved by them The dinner
was excellent The host laid great stress
upon The value, judged by the only stan
dard be had allowed himself, in money
of the several ingredients. In particu-
lar did he expound upon the value of his
wines. This gentleman ne remarked.
in the manner of lecturer as the ser
want removed the cobwebs from a bottle
and placed it upon the table, this vine
has been in my cellar Tor forty years.
bought it when | was young man. and
the interest, gentlemen, the interest
upon what l paid for it would have
amounted to" The statesman was
beginning to tire of this dissertation and
winked pleasantly at his confrere. ain
deed, said he, reaching across the table
and aPPropriating the bottle, "then sup
pose we stop the interest," Boston
Budget
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-26
MIDSUMMER CARNIVAL RATES

Via the Rio tarande Western Rail-
way.
For the Mid Summer Carnival and
first State Celebration at Salt Lake city,
July I'd, Sd and 4th, the following low
round trip rates are authorized to Salt
Lake city and return via Rio Grande
Western railway:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-06-26

Ignorance vas der ladder of many
brokenslegs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
Gnbr nrs 9sesS@Ink'i1en Senias
tinnszYrn3eR.

g2ep : 8 upen, Conn.,, II. Mai.
- Der brittle Pro5eB gegen Or. s, g..
See uuf bic 2(ntla9e, i'm Sabre 1898
ben Sob Don Margeretb S6IoB our4
8prna6me elmer Qlbortion berbeigez
fu5rt gu 6a6en, bat geitern nit g}i4taiz
nigung Der Surp geenOet. Die 2eBz
tsre mar pd6reno Der gun5en Na6t in
gerat6ung. 9is Stautsunp1lti6aft
erfldrte, na6oem au4 Der brittle PRO
3eB reIultutlos Derlaufsn mar, duf cine
peitere @erfolgung Sees per5i6ten gu
lpoQen. 9amit lit Der 6all, pel9er
Ieiner 3eit 10 groBe ISeniation 4erz
porgerufen Bate, oefinitio a6get6an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
Scr Sahn>Gtrife in Wilmaufre.
Sas 0ubIftum pcn TeiIpaufee idbeint cs ent"
fdjieecn nit Cen ffrIteuscn StrasenbGhns
Scetenifrtcn Su baIttm.

Wti l1pautee Wisc., II. Mdi.-
Der 9opcott gegen bic 6itIt8e Str0z
Benba6n @eieqI6uft nimmt INNER
grDBere 0imeniionen an, uno Geute,
Die nod DOR einigen 5dgen iiber Die
e9bauptung Ia9ten, oaB bic 8a3nz
eGieQi6dft our9 einmit6igs5 9er6alz
ten De5 Bu6litums t6dtid4ltA uuf
Wo9en 6inaus i9res Ginfpmmsns Be-
rau6t 1perDen f0nnte, ie5sn nun Elm,
odB Dies bod m0gli9 lit. Der 8opz
cot bat, obne oaB er fOrmeQ BON elmer
Union ooer elmer &DrperI6dft srtldrt
lpprOen lit poer geleitet miro, oenno4
cine 8eitaIt angenpmmen, oaB ii4 pie
le 8ei4GFtslsute beipuBt geporoen iinO,
oaB Iie ii4 groBen S9aoen t3un, psnn
lie Die W1gen Der 9eIeqI4aft benuBen.
Die 6olge oapon 1T. ouB bic StraBenz
bu3npa9sn auf alien 2inien Der
HproIeite, NorrfpeItieite unO Siioieite
poQItdnoig leer ftno. @ine groBe De-
mpnItrution, Elm ltm3ug, al Dem iid
IGmmtli6e Qtrbeiter llnionen Der
Stlot bst6eiligen !peroen, tpiro NOR
oen itattfinOen. Gin 8oltSfeIt i'm
re4liB Bart" miro 7ib Der 4araoe
unf4lieBen. Der GrI05 ion in Die
Sale Der Strtter flieBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
Ses bcrfbmGBten NaGe.
Sin scutirbrr SSarmer une feim So5n pom etnent
Radbaru trmprret.

5reemont, O6io, II. Mai. -
Sato6 9eB, Elm alter rsider GARNER,
in 81I6ington 9oDni6ip, 5e3n Utet@
len peItli9 Don bier, anIGIIig, Iopte
iein 'So6n 2tlpin tpuroen Reute frilb
BON QQuis Billion erI6ohen. Der
Moro6u6e entfum. 8ilpp bate gu
crit perIu4t, bas 6uus Our4 9pnamtt
in bic 2uft gu Iprsngen. Qlls 0eB uno
beTen So6n ms 6reie flu4tsten, lpurz
ben iis BON pem i'm 9interbalt lie9en%
Den M0roer nisoergei4oi1en. 8Iuop
bate ii9 I'm bic 3o6ter oes alten
SFarmers beiporben, mar ab9eDIelen
poroen uno bate aus Ro4e Die fei9s
8lutthQt beaQnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
Ncuu,rbn Sabre Su1tbans.
Der unsetreue Staetidasmeiffcr Srlin ppn
Omaha erbdIt feline Strafe.

Omu6 + a, Ne6r., II. N}ai. - Der
friibere StootI41Bmeiiter 9enrp
9olln, Der bier i'm Griminulgeri6t leBz
te 0o9e Der 9eruntreuung BON $211,@
900 aus Der i6m unDertruuten Safe
iiberfu6rt puroe, lit jeBt gu 19 Sd6ren
3u9tbaus rbei Barter 4rbeit" uno 5ur
3u6lung elmer Dem unterI4lagenen
8etrage gtei6 6oben Summe oerurz
t6eilt poroen. 8oQn itebt i'm SO. 2ez
bsn5iobre unb Da5 Strdfurt4eil be-
oeutet fir i'm no6l 3u4tbau5 auf 2ez
6ens3eit. Gr mar ou5 gefii8igeWertz
5eug elmer oorrupten Polititer Sit
que, BON Der er Iih 5ur PIiinoerung
Der rstuOttaf1e 6atte 8e6rou4en laiz
ZEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
OrpRes Edlanenfrurr.

Q 4 pc 9 + arles, ga, II. Wlli
= Sin 9roBes S4ubenfeuer 5erIt0rtt
9iitern in 6rantlin &itp, 8a., 3ipan3ii
8obn3Guier, einige @sihGftsIdoen cir
0otel iopie Die @iIen6a6n Stutior
Der nPennipIpanier Giien6a6n, Iie6sr
Sitter uno einen paifagier 8aggon
Der 9erluit betrdgt Hber 100000
9erIi6erung nur $4,000. Mar
nimmt an, ouB 8ranbItiftung bic ur=
IQGa pss SSauers mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
sis nabe CrcansGitn.

Ocean 6 Gitp, N.zS., II. Mdi, -
Der oreimaitige S9oonsr .Qtlice
8ea" BON Saroiner, Me., na6 Scean
Git3, MS, nit Sis beItimmt, lit uuf
eina Sano6dnt ndbe OieIam YluBe
1uf8efa6ren. Die 3ettungsmunnz
Ifaften BON Oceun GitD uno 2ongport
osrIudtsn p:rge6li6, oas S6iff flott
3u MAIDEN. Die 2aoung muB als
parloren betrdchtet lperhsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
Nencs Gllcnbahn. 0rnieft.

9uIutb, W&inn, II. M1i. -
Cine neue Giienba6n, unter benz Ndz
men w9uiut6 II. 8reat Rort6peItern"
iolI Don 0uIut6 Bis na9 Dem Miiipuri
Riber in 92orO Odtota ge6aut pars
Den. prdiiOent Der 6eabT4tigtan Qiz
ME lit 9r. 8eorge Mansfielo aug
8reenfielb, q. 8. 0us unternebz
men fat Elm fTli4e5 &apitaI binter ii4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
CfftlfeIItr stan0 ~ Glubs:
6 u b 3
g Sonntdgs : 9 p ie ls.

SJn Dem geitriqen SpieIe gabsn Die
gOrioIss" ben Gbicagosrn Die grOBte
RisosrIoge, peI6e Tie ie 0isIes Sabr
6atteu. uebsr $4,000 p.rionsn iu6en
fidh ben Sport an. 25enning5 ma6te
einen IeniotiOneQin Sang zines 8aue5,
Der in Die Y}enid)enmenge flog, uno
mari Den Ban ben1 n8it6er" 81, Der
oamit GUeratt a6finq, ais Oisier nu4
Der r9ome" "<9Iatte autief. 3n Qouisz
pile paren 5000 Meni6en, Die gr0Bte,
je ge6abte 3ui4duermen8e, aNT benz
SpielpIdBe, uno in Cincinnati maAten
ii4 11,40O 9erIonen pas SOnntug5z
9ar9niigen, einem 8diebaQ~Spisle 3uz
3uie6en. Die .Score" Der Dret Sonnz
tagszSpielt mar. ME folgt:
2ont3ptlIs:
ssai5iaston s5555s5ss ! I I Q g ! 8 IS
Sn Giuctuunti:
sTSptpa si4I'a5a'. 3 Q . ! Q Q %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
@us Der SunDesBuuptIfant.

8uf6ington, II, II. Mui-0as
,repu6LifuniI6e STEERING Gomlte"
oes Senats 6ielt geItern cine SiBunG
in Der ii6er Die 3eit Der GongreB@8erz
ta9ung oistutirt ipuroe. Die Mujoz
ritGt mar fir ben 1. SUM-, bod puroe
elm oefinitiper 8eI9luB nidt gefuBt.
9as S9ubamt maft betdnnt, DAB
7SalIififute pon fOlgenben geoten in
1mlauf limb: S. Sil6er Gertifitut,
Serie 1891, SinmunRegiiter, Morz
qan 5baBmeiiter, 9rant's 8ortruit;
$40 S6uBumtsnote, Serie 1891, Sill
man RegiIter, Morgan S4aBmejIter,
S6erioun's Yortruit; $40 9unoesz
note, Serie 1880, Siqmun gegiiter,
Mprgan S9aBmeiIter, We6fter's Por>
trait. Die 5dliifitute iiHo p6otOgroz
p6iI6e Reproouftionen uno unI6Der
gu erfennen. Die 6uIi4miin3er, tpels
DE tie anFertigen, Duroan in Serds
perb1ftet unp ibre 2(ppurate nit 8ez
56l1g 'bele9t.
9us Sub Gonlite oe5 6dus So
mite'5 fir W&ittel uno Wage, ou5 nit
elmer unterIu6ung Der Wirtungen Oes
@ioerruF5 Der Reciprp3itdts bsItim=
mun9en oes W}c8inleD e8ieBes be-
duftragt mar, fat Dem pollen Gomite
iein,n 8eri9t trItattet. 9as iebr UNI
fan9reihe Document empfieGlt Die
WieoereinFii6rung Der 8eItimmun9en,
Io6ulo cine dlIgemeine 5arifrepiiion
porgenontmen 1pirO.
8enerul @rospenor mahte geItern
9lbenO oas ReIultut oes yW}c&inlepz
8u6ms" 6etannt. gla6 ieinsn 2lnz
ga5sn iino bic 9elegaten Der fOt8enpen
Stauten unD Serritorien fir ben
G6ub3DQner Ganoiouten: Qlabama,
2lrfanius, Californian, 2lri3pnu, 6lo=
rioa, 8eorgiu, SQinois, Snoiana,
8unIag, MdrplanO, Mi4igan, Minz
ne7ota, U1iIIiIiippi, Mii1ouri, Je6rusz
ia, gelp Seriep, 9tprO Carolina
RorO Datota, S6io, Oregon, Sioz
Carolina, Siibz9atota, 5enneiTee,
@ermont, 8irginien, NaI6ington,
Deit 8irginien, WiscOnIin, WpOz
ming, uno Die 5erritorieR yltuzWerifo
uno Sflu6oma.
Deut13funo oerite6t'S
@utteroerfGlI3en.
Der SefretGr oe5 lanbpirt6I9aftz
li6en 9ep1rtements bat pom britt
I6sn lunopirtMhuftli4en Bureau
einan 8eri6t iibar Yroben pon impprz
tirter Butter, ipel6a lpd6rino Der 3git
pom U}ai 1895 bis 5abruar 1896 BON
Dem 2eBtertn anaIDIirt 4porO2n mar,
er6alten. 995 Muiter aus 5p0lf perz
I6ieoansn 9Gnoarn lpuroen unteriu6t.
8efG(I6te 9rpoufte lieferten: 8elgien
,ins aus fiinf DluItern; 9Gnemart adj;
1us 1872; Oeuti6luno 43 aus 154;
0pQdno 66 aus 250; RorneJen uno
S6peben 2 aug 100; RublunD 5 du5
40. 9ro6en aug Qrgentinisn, DETER
reid, Ganuoa, 6rantreiA, g}eH See
lamb uno Den Ser. Stuuten Ypi,Isn tt!=
ne 9erTGlI9ungen auF. 8eionoir5
6,mertenstpert6 lit bic Butter Der
fGlI9ung in 9suti4lunO, tpel4e uber
"a pro8ent 6etrdgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
Geaniport unn Waie5aa.
Die 9amiJo5s 'Ecnnsu i'm ,. GI.etricsNdrt" fi'
NrIiugsuH. - Tie GUssot:h ipHeu rcsuiirt


XIV 4hN\N!I N!It @AIiItNS rlI' ~ 9NN'
oes yGiectric>Bart Danfbar, Dab duf
2(noronung Der Yerpaltun9 iGmmtliz
6e Sertretcrinnsn ner y0emt monoe"
10 melt lie als IoI6e betra6tst puroen,
aus otm Part fern ge6alten uno audi
ben peri6ieosnen S.peifelbdften Shdz
ratteren mGnnli6en 8sI6lehts teln
3utritt gum Ydrfe gepebrt muroe.
Die Rtnnen nu6msn einen giinitI8en
9erluuf IND 5Dar b1tten oieIelben
folgeno:s Gr8tbniB:
Ia6mjttuQs 8cuutn.
l. &euncn - GurlorQs st. ya>orcr,e;"
y ) acancn - II GurlOnos - ,Gsspair;" 3sit:
3. 8enncn - ) Gnrlonas ,Gom;e5;' 3tit:
l. &cnnen - CT Guglonos ,sinO Eim;" 3:jt:
). @unen {! Guroros - oaeO Grob;' 3eit:
Wbcuc GtaHcu
|. @cnnen - ft 6rrIo"1s - rgioto of S'rftH:'
o.. ). RenGca - 5Hvlonos ,2erpjio;a 3ctt:
J. ). 3. 9i,nea - 5a,loaas Co. ,gnrac l. 3eit:
!. J. acnn,a - : Gnrlcnos - DGeer5e eo:cs,'
%, @eaaen !11 : i! ourlooas - .Seliotc, ir.;'
Die 9(4iondre @no gR;tqlieosr oes
n9lrlinqton 5pfen Glu63" 6ieItcn
ii6ri8er5 SamItag 8ormitiog cine
@:rIama,Ilng i'm nGutoD : 91uie,"
nm ii6sr MaBrs9eln CUR 9srdbIcbunJ
oar 2(nsJ16cn o;5 Glu65 SIT berotbz
7tbla9en. 91s in @tr5inounJ b:erz
nit in ltmIduf Eeiebte G}crij6t, odb
Der Glub it:ne 28ettrtnaen gdn5Iit}
ein5uItsQcn 6sa6Tdti9e, puro iUr IN
6e1riinost ertldrt. Die 2tus1a5sn TdG-
rsno cer q:qsnpdrtigen &2Hn,a be-
(1uFen Tid5 riT ca. $25OO Pro Saa, mo
o1 Der 9eiu6 niht 9rob stnu8 GENE
len lit, I'M DieIen 8etraJ 3u oedn, 10
miiiIen S6ritta gstrpffen meroen, I'm
peitere 9erIuite 81 p:rm:toen. Der
Glu6 ernurtet, Die @ontrole i6er Den
Bad Riper RtnnpluB iih 3u Ii6ern
uno niro pabrI6einlih gIeih nah
Dem SOLUBLE Der gsgenpGrti8en Rsn~
nen i'm n2(rlinston Part" Elm neit5z
res Rennen am Bad RtDer osranltuI@
ten.
@entlemen's 0ripin gz8 urt.
oym n8entlemsn's Orioing 9urr
lit bic 6rii6IinQ5 Rennen Saiion
(5rabz Ii. n9ace" zRennen umfaiieno)
auf Die bier Sage, pom 19. biS q.
Mai, anbuaumt. Die 3ennen in bic
lem 9urf peroen bon Der SportspeIt
oes StaQtes Mdrpluno uno melt uber
oefIen 9ren3en btnaus auidbrlth nit
6reuoen begriiBt; benn bic beiten
RennpferOe, ipsl6e ie uuf elmer Hennz
balm in ben 8ereiniqten Stuaten lie
fen, puren aud i'm r8entlemen'5 9ri<
ping=Yart," unb namentli4 fir 0teie
Suiion lit cine qroBe 3a6l Der eoeliten
9pQblutpferDe unQemel0et. 3uoem
perfe6rt, lpie Der Nume bes Parts
ulIein 6eIugt, nur Das bette Glement Der
Stuot in Demielben, unO fir Die 2ltz
fommpoationen ees BHblitums 1T in
trefFIi4er Weiie geiorgt noroen. Der
RennplaB fam bOn alien S6etlen Der
Staot leic6t Observation-Disclosures
erreiht fperDen. Der @intrttt in ben
Bart uno our groBen 5ribiine betrG9t
so Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18
g 9uit B d I I.

9lm S1mItag 0rebte fi4 bas Slid
piaoer ben 8ultimorern gu uno Die
Orioles" gepannen in @bicago nit
s gegen 7 n8uns," troB Der iebr oft
3peifalbuTter Gnti6eioungen oe5
l1nparteiii6en, Der bsi jeoer 8ele9enz
6sit gu 8unitsn Der Gbicagoer entz
I4ieo. 9as Wetter mar regnerii4 uno
bunteI uno belt Die 3a6l Der 8eIuz
der auf 5000 berab, ob5lei4 man duf
10000 gere8net bate. Sn QpuiSz
pine tonnts 6e5 Regens pegen am
Samitag ni6t 9eIpielt peroen. 5n
GlepIano puren $500, in Cincinnati
44OO, in qitts6urg $500 uno in ct,
2oui5 1000 3uI6auer anpeIeno. Die
Score" an SamItag mar, ME fol8t:
Su Gbicugo:
baltimore 0 o . ; l O-8
lborfton uuo Zoncbuc 4itdjcr mO Mc5arauO unO
RittgioQt 6afd)tr iiIr 6biclGO.
Charlton QitaJtr ulO GIurte Gatbcr iur baltimore.
Sbcrppu, uUparttlllCbT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-18

.ftau6en= 9 port.
1T 8aItimorer 8rieftau6ar

g eB geItcrn Mor9en 6 ll6r 33
W Gpper5piIIe, &a., cine 2ln5abl
8rr u6en auFItaiesn, uno 3par IoI6e
mr. 9anoroff 6. GnalaHo, 6.
Bier uno s. 6ieIo5. Die Sdube,
ipelcbe Die 16O WfeiIen (2uftlinie) be-
traQenbs Gntfernlpn1 ais erIte 8uriidz
leQte, mar eine Tothe pOn @rn. Is.
W}U6ler. Sic Ianqte 1915 in ibrem
S6llge an. Die 5psitc, 0rn. 81rOroff
oa60reno, fam 1O49 an; Die brittle,
Sigen6um oe5 5orn. 6. Gn9lano, l
ll6r. Sie hltten 1897, 1850, be5p.
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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
A Bird that Ate a Cow.

A bird Of prey as tall as man! Such
is the prize captured by the superin-
tendent Of Richard Gird's ranch in the
hills south Of Chino. San BernardinO
county, Cal. The prisoner is q mag
nificeut specimen of the California vuf
ture, without doubt the largest ever
taken captive. From the crown of his
Notwithstanding. red-wattled head to
its strong. scaly talons. II measured six
feet. It's plucky captor is an inch or
two shorter i'm his cowhide boo-s. The
man has the advantage In weight, for
the bird weighs 100 pounds. Still that
is fair fighting weight to carry
through the rarefied air. In order to
accomplish this feat the vulture is pro-
vided with wings that have q spread OF
twelve feet. The local ornithologists
who have seen the bird say that 1t is
merely youngster.
Allured by the palatable flavor of q
dead cow recently the bird devoured
nearly every particle of flesh from its
bones, which so oppressed him that,
however vigorously he tapped his
wings, he was unable to soar away to
his eyre among the distant mountain
Businesses. In this humilating predic-
ament he was lassoed and dragged,
fiuttering ponderously but helplessly,
to Mr.. Gird's stable.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
The Largest School in the World.

Within stones throw of White
chapel, London. surrounded by some Of
the very worst slums, stands the lar
gest school in the world. 1t is presided
over by a peer Of the realm. Lord
Rothschild, who is regarded with love
and admiration by every pupil. for he
is, indeed, their good fairy. This school
educates $500 children, belonging most
~ to the poorest foreign Jews, and has
a staff Of 100 teachers.
1t is well known that this Is Lord
Rothschilds pet institution. and that
were II not for his munificent support
the school would be unable to meet its
vast expenditure. 1t is owing to hin
generosity that free breakfasts are
given every morning to all children
who wish to take them, no questions
being asked. Again, he presents every
boz. with a suit Of clothes and a pair
of boots, and every girl with a dress
and a pair of boots in April, near the
Jewish Passover.
An idea of the poverty Of the chill
dren may be CLEANED from the fact
them declined to avail themselves Of
this charity. A second pair of boots is
offered in October to every child whose
boots are not likely to last during the
approaching winter. is scarcely ne
cessary to state that few do not get
them.
A very popular feature in the school
is the savings bank department, insti-
tuted by the kindly president In order
to encourage habits Of thrift he al
lows an interest Of 10 per cent. per
annum on all savings not to exceed
$25 i'm a year. The teachers are also
permitted to avail themselves Of the
benefits Of this bank, the maximum
savings allowed them being $50 per
annum.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-13
Expensive Marketing.

Never before did freight, commission
and other charges between the pro.
ducer and the consumer demand such
a large proportion of the products of
the farm, well says the National Stock
man. Freights have been higher than
they are now, and other expenses have
been greater also, but products were
bringing more money and the percent.
age exacted was less. The proportion
demanded now by carriers and hand.
lers of farm products is about as high
us can be endured, end it is to be hoped
for the interest of all parties that no
attempt will be made to change rates
save to reduce them. This is no time to
put obstacles in the way of trade, and
those who do so by increasing charges
or otherwise are pursuing policy
which, sooner or later, will react to
their own injury.