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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

die WeCh11ftHIuue.

81. g. Oun &c Co.'S @09entli6e l1eberz
ii9t iiber 9an6el nno @eperbe be-
ri6tet Solgenbes: Cine 9ebung i'm Sc
16Gft 1T nur au~sna6mspeile gu per3ei6nen.
SIN Nngemeinen lift bic @ei9Gftslage ni4t
ermutbigenb unb bieienigen @ei9Gftsleute,
tpel9e opr einem Mpnate nod bon Der gr0Bz
ten 9offnun9sfreubigteit befeelt paren,
parten INNER nod, tpenn audi ni9t nit
al3u GROCER 3uoerfi9t, auf bic 9ebung Der
@ef9dfte. Nn 1rfa9en fir Elm anbauernz
Oes 9arnieOerliegen Der @ei9dfte fe6lt es
ni9t. Die ~unginitige @itterung bat, be-
1onbers in ben 2anbbiitrttten, Dem @eI9Gfte
ni6t geringen Mbbru6 getban. Cine @nz
5abl GROCER 8anferotte baben Defenders CUR
8orii6t gemabnt, Der 6auptgrunb fir
ben ieBigen 3uftanb Der @eI4dfte 1T Der
1mftanb, DaB in pielen 3peigen Die Sc
i9dftsleute, als leBtes Sabr bic Preiie i'm
Steigen begriffen tparen unb Seoermann
flott brauf los faufte, mebr 9etauft unb pro-
ou3irt baben, als ie BADEN Derfaufen tOnnen.
Die Wo1enfabrifen ba6en, no bic Preiie
bereits nie0riger als Die lebtidbrigen 9ur@z
I6nittspreiie iinb, un6 @Ole INN 5.3 proz
gent b06er lit, als tie bdmals itano, ni9t
@ef9dfte genug, INN in 99dtigteit gu bleiben.
&leiberfabritanten BADEN biele ausldnbif9e
Waaren angeI9afft; lie BADEN BET Wettem
ni9t Mlles, mas ite lebtes Sa6r proou5irt
baben, in ben Martt brtngen tDnnen unO finb
ge3pungen, cine gan5e Menge &leinbGnbler
nit bur93uf6leppen, beren 9orrdtbe nod
ni9t berbrau9t iinb. Die 8ertdufe BON
8oae iinb bic t%leiniten %geipeien, bic felt Sa9z
rem in elmer Wo6e itattgefunoen BADEN. Sn
bret @o9en bss MGr3 BADEN ,biefelben
9,897,000 Pfunb betragen, bon benen A.
$1,000 inlGnbii9e @o1e tparen, 9egen IT,
105,876 Pfunb in Der nGmli9en WO9e bon
1892, bon benen II, 886,626 pfunb inldn=
biT9e 8ole tparen. Die Ra9frage na@
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1T INNER nod 5iemli3
gut.
acknowledgements iinb iebt i'm 9ur3@
i9nitt niebriger ais felt Mai 1895, inoem
tie um AZ Yro5ent fir bic @o9e berunterz
gegangen iinb, georudte 3euge ftnb auf q
Gts. %gefalen, mas nun 1/16 606er 1T, als
Der niebrigite ie oagetpeiene preis. Die 4n=
bGufung bon @aaren BEL itarf Oerminoerter
Na@frase bat bic S9lieBung elmer Der grOB=
ten 6abrtfen our 5olge gebabt, unb anoere
5abrifen tragen ii@ NIT Dem Gebanfen,
ebenfaIs gu f@lieBen.
Die @iieninbuitrte 3eigt nur Elm unbebeuz
tenbes bur9i9nittli9es Salen Der Preiie.
Der Martt in Weiaen 1T f6pa9 g~etpeien,
Meitli9e 3ufubren BADEN ii3 pd6reno Der
brei 8o9en bes Wtdr5 uuf 8,802,481 8ui6eG
b%elaufen gegen 5,624,929 i'm lebten Su6r.
Qtlantil9e 4~usfu6ren, Mebl einbegriffen,
3eigen ebenfaGs Elm 4bnebmen, inbem lie
tpcG6renb breter @o9en 4,048,O64 8uibel
betragen BADEN eegen 5,O97,o18 i'm lebten
eSyabr. Der 8erfanbt BON Wsli9turn 1T am
bauernb groB unb Die Preiie iinb UNI 1 Gent
fir Sab gefalen.
sSn ben Ser. @toaten naren tpd6renb Der
lebten @o9e 261 8anferotte gegen 278 i'm
leBten Sabr unb 40 in Canada gesen IS i'm
@oriabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

0as an @beitnut StraBe Ditli9 bon Is.
Ctr. in Pbilabelpbia gelegene 6it0dige Sc
bGuot Der Sbaderup Manufacturing 60, 5u=
brifanten un5 5dnbler in @asfirtures unb
Ganoelabern, tpuroe Wontag Mbenbs BON
elmer oer9eerenben 5euersbrunit 6simeeIu6t.
Die Sirma bel4dftigt etpa 200 Nrbeiter,
pel@e beim @usbru4e bes Seuers nod in
boiler Sbdtigteit tparen. 9te Mebr3abl Der
@rbeiter bate ii6 Dor @intreffen Der Seuer=
pebr in @i9erbett sebra9t, Elm 9ubenb
ieno9 muBten bon Der Seuerpebr bur9 Die
5enfter binausgef6afft perben. Ser am
@ebauOs angeri4tete S@aOen betrdgt $780,
(Eortiebuu0 auf Der 2. Gsits.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
Bur Dea1tnn0+

GNir Icufem ole 9Ittfmerffatnteit
atmIerer 2cIcr eatt5 beiOmSers amf
ole ate1t erf6ienete Yr6miemlite,
ats ,pelder jcSer Seier, oer ietn
announcement eim Sa1r int SOra1S
beaablt, lid ein BUD Ooer StIS
au6blen fatttt.
Sefonoere &eaG1tt4t9 nerSienett
ferner Ole An anoerer StcHe attge=
seigten Yramiet, BET oenen elite
nerbaItniBmdBi9 9erit9c 3ti@Iags=
sa1latn9 pcrlau9t wiro. Sieietbet
ftaS febr i%Or8f6ttt9 setpablt ,tttS
atttr Ginf6ttfe 1T 8rOBett WaBfabc
ermt0sIi6en 10 biGt9e 8esm8Sbe=
ott9nn0et+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
msit 8enb, Sonia.
Trau Stranger.

mor unoefabr 5pei Sabren babe id mir
hos ao6bu6 bon 5ruu erica ongei3aff',
sd babe ieitbsr flsiBt9en 9s0ran9 oaO11
oEsma6t uno fam ni9t um6in, Sbnen NIT
slt6eilen, baB es uniibertrefflt9, ia uHter
oonsn mir betannten &o96ii9ern, bic i'd nod
ospriift babe, bas alerbefte TT. pie BARN
9noeoebeneu &e3epte iino ausge5ethnet, IND
habe ih es 1Gon alien meinen 5reunotnne1'
aufs ndrmIte .empfoblen. Sd peroe ME
pieber obne bies ni9t genug gu 19dB'Hos
&o9bu6 fein.
Mmanba q. &eui3.
Glmburt. Su., 10. Ottober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

Gin Ii nj Sefer,
2tnrere 3rdntiett.

Stftlefe 3fQHlIerI~
Ssn sSo1genbsm perDffentGi9en mir 5as
Ber3ei6niB Der Bidder unb 8ilber, tpelGe
mir in bteiem Sabre an nprausbe5ab
IeHbeNbonnenten Dertbeilen tperben.
Sir bic sabIrei9en nsuen 2sfer unferes
I BIuttes tAeilen mir no9mals bic 8ehingunz
gen nit:
Sober Ibonnent, neI@er ouBer Der
Mbtragung etnaiger RIdfdnz
be ben 8etrag zines Sabresabonnements
nit 2 Dollars an uns einI9idt, fam aus
Der na9tebenben 2tite Elm Bud ober SilD
tpd6Ien, peIdes inn nu6 @mpfang bes Sell
hes pOrtOfret 5useteut tperOen DirO.
Gin Mbonnent bes @p9enblattes, mel
der, ~anitatt cine BrGuie gu beunipruGen,
es por5ie5t, einen Sabrgang beg @eten lii
terortfde @usgabe) gum baIben 9reife, B.
3. fir 1 Dollar gu er6alten, bat 3 So1ars
brett an uns einauIenben. Oufiir erbdlt er
bic beiben 8ldtter @o9enblatt un0 Meiten)
pOrtofrei ouf elm Sabr sugel9idt, olfo 104
9ummern, tpel9e auf 1880 @paGten foDie
2efetOff ~entbaGten, tpie so fturte 8Gnos ge.
DO9nIi9en gu9formuts. 9emna9 toftet
bic Drummer elei9 einem 8u9e bon 25C
, @eiten neniger als' 6 Gents.
4uf cine prGmie 6at 9erienige, peG9er
3 OoGars fir beibe 8ldtter einienbet, feinen
Mn5bru9. Senn bier beftebt bic prdmie
eben barin, buB er ein:n Sabrgang 6es We4
item, Der Tont swct Dollars tOiten tpirbe,
fir nun etncn Dollar s13d1t. = Mit am
6eren @orten: er erbdlt bon benz Breiie Der
beibsn 8ldtter, pel9e einaeln iebes 2 9olz
lars toiten, einsn @a9GaB bon 25 Procent.
mer nur elm 8Iatt fir 2 Dollars nimmt,
erbdlt onitatt .bieles Na9Iaies i'm preiie
Elm Bud ober elm Bib aIs Brdmie. Ster if
bic 8ii9srIife:
ID ReiItbilber bon 6ernann Nuiter. @ine
3ufdmmentelung Der geiitbouenReiiee
beri9te beg bertorbenen gbefrebat=
tours Der Su. @taatsz3eitung, nebf
etnem tpobGgetroffenen 8iIb unb einsm
fur5en 2ebensa6riB beg @erfaiiers.
u Die Sumilis 8u9bOI5, BON SuIiusStinos.
Aaen SreunDen f~rii9en9umors beitsns
empfO6Ien. BON bieiem BUD finb trei
SbeiIe erfdienen. Sci 8eitsGungta
ipoQen bic 2efer gefG. angeben, Oh fe
ben erften, apeiten ober britten She'll
piHf@en. j x&gi j, As3x
b 6eine's &ei1e6il6er.
g. 9eine's Bud Der 2ieber.
q Nbn's beuti9 : amerifantI9er 9olmetz
f9er. Gin prattii9es 9anbbu9 CUR
@rIernung Der ensIii4en Spra9e obne
2e6rer.
Der 8ilberDOrrutb umfaBt bic foIgenOen
Rummern:
III &aiier @iG6elm I. ouf benz @ter6ez
bett. Gin OeIbrudbiGb in Der @r0Be
20x30 3OG. Sir ieben 9euti9en
pirb bieIes Bib Elm pertbbolesGebent
blatt on ben bertorbenen SelbentaiIer
fem.
12) 9aiier DiI9elm II. unb&aiferin Musue
ia 8ittorta.
49, 5iirit 8tsmard.
14) 9raf Moltte. .
15) papft SEQ XIII.
49, Sas @benbmubl. Gin Selbrud mad
benz beriibmten @emdlbe BON 2eonarbO
ba 8inci.
10 @briitus am areua.
49, Napoleon's Riidaug BON M!ostau. Sin
Selbrud nub Meifpnier's Meiiterpert.
Die Auittung fir eingei6idtes @elb erz
fOIgt ouf benz tIeinen geIben 3ettel bur9
8erdnberuns bes Monats unb Der Sabresz
Subl.
0tefer 3etteG seiet isbem 2efer, Biz gu
iDel9em Datum er ge3abGt bat unb mag
tdun1t9e 3aAler eIei43eitig an ibre @er>
pfli9tung erinnern.
griefe unb @eIber obreIitre man
6lLLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
( CHICAGO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

= Na9 ben borlGufigen @rmittelungen
bes fOnigli9en ftatiitif9en Bureaus in 8erz
lin lit Die i9lsspigzboIfteinii9e 8ep0lferung
auf 1,286,330 9erIonen geitiegen unb bat
felt benz 1. DECEMBER 1890 INN 66,807 Per@
fOnsn, ,. +. um 5.48 aufs 9uubert 5ugenOm=
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

Wtr MAIDEN unfere Qbonnenten barauf
aufmerffam, baB nur fOI9e Yrdmien, tpeG6e
BON uns ange3eigt perben, unb bie1e nun
unter ben babel ~DerOffentIi9ten 8ebingun~
gen o6gegeben perben. 4nbere Brdmien,
aIs Die angefii6rten an3ubieten. Ober unbers
8eOingungen gu fteuen, 1T Miemunb 6ere9>
tigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
Examination, Nebr.

0as 8oGbu9 BON 16ruu erica babe i'd nun
iiber 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir pG9reno oteler
3eit man6en treuen 9ienft g%eletftet. Soz
neit i6 es erprobt babe, mub i'd iagsa, DoS
es alien biuigsn Nnforberungen, Die man
an elm Iol9es Bud fteaen tann, ooatommen
ent1pri@t. Sd m0@te baf1elbe nIbt ent<
be6ren. m.u.J
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
NuuluhafnHe.
Sblaoenoe Wetter.

SIN Der &oblengrube 8erpinbzDbite in
Der y9Gbe BON Dubois, pa., limb am Monz
tag bur9 f91agenbe Wetter brei5ebn 8ruz
benleute um's 2eben getommen.
gue umgetommenen bis auf @inen paren
perbeiratbet. OieIer Cine mar Der Sobn zines
Der @erungliidtsn. Oa bic @rbeiten in ben
@ruben in Iebter 3eit f9per baraieoergez
leqen baben, 10 b%efinben bic Samilien Der
@erungliidten fi6 in iebr bebrdngten l1mz
%itdnoen.
SSn Der a6t W3eilen iiioli@ BON Dubois ge>
leaenen Mbrianz@ru fanb cine peitere
Grploiion BON @~rubengaien itatt, our4
lpel6e atpei Mdnner getD0tet purben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

iu9ten, Iagen, oaB oieIe Der perbrannten
Nctenftiide lei6t gu erieben ober gu entbea=
rem ieien.
Die DenesueIa=f raee.
9ie ~regelmGbige tpD9entli9e SiBung Der
8ene5uelaz@ ren3z gommifipn purbe ~anftatt
5reitag bereits 9onnerftag abge6altsn, neil
ii9 cine unmaffe Matsrial angebduft bat,
bas bon Der GommiIfon berarbeitet perz
ben muB. Hi9ter 8reper, Der prGfioent Der
Gommfiion, tpar in Der SiBung ni9t auge@
gen, Oa er ipe9en @rtrantung ieiner Scooter
na9 Der Stabt Seras gereiit mar. Die
@ommiifion bat iebt bic britii9e 9ariteIz
lung bes Safes Dor fi9, pie fie i'm fiiralid
enlightenment 8lau6u9e entbalten lit, ferner
Die tbeilpeile 0arle9ung bes Sales in penez
5uelif6er 8eleu9tung. 9as Material 1T
unter bic Mitglieoer Der GommiIiion be-
bufs ips3ieGen Stubiums bertbeilt tporben,
unb in Der leBten SiBung fanb eiie Ser
9lei6ung Der er5ielten Grge6niRe bic er Stu
bien ftatt. Die GommtIiion fat fi9 Bis
gum nd@itea 5reitag pertast.
Geforben.
@i1iam 8, Webftert Der Sbereraminaz
tor BEL SEN gioilbientpriifungeu, itarb Mon=
tag pl0bli6 in ieiner @obnung an einem
9er8leiben. @r bate ieinen Poiten felt
1886 betleibet. @ebisr mar 55 Sabre alt
uub itammte aus Connecticut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

csh bobe bas beutf9zameritanii9s &ods
s,,3 }e6r HeiBig sebrau@t, nno es bat 1l9
o,,t 6imSbrt. Sad meiner Anii6t tit ss ocS
Ssas in Der Welt, es 1T Elm gutter 9aus9altsr.
ginIisasnO finben sic ben 8etrog tar Elm
smeites beuti 6aumerttanif3es &o9bl9 Son
sron gricu, tpel9ss sic mir olsboIo 5uz
l~'0'" Trau Stranger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
GrpIofonen.

Cine 9ulpermii6le, pelhs rs gtrbeiter be-
16aftiqte, 1T Mittpo3 in &iftOn, l1liter g.,
N.N.. in bic Suit g%sflogen. Inter ben &uinen
limb bic perItimmelten ueberreite BON flint
gerIonen %gefunben porben. Die 9uloer@
mii6le lag etpa 5psi Nfeilen BON &oien@
bale, Der uG9itsn 8abnitation.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

4u9 in bin i'm 8eftB Sbres tpertben Ro6e
bu9es unb freue MID befen Ie6r, benin es
bat mir i9on 10 man3e quite Oienite getban,
baber fam i'd es ieOer 9ausfrau B itens
empfe6len. Sd piini9te, baB i9 bas Rsdz
bu9 etnige Sabre friiber gebabt bate, benin
t9 fam als cine Nd9ertn in ben 9ausftano,
al1o Iebr unerfabren; dber bic quite 5reunbin
feblte bier, UNI mid 5ure6t gu tpeiien.
@tabt unb 2eute paren mir fremb. 6dtte
i6 bamals Srau @rica's 8u9 sur @tiibe
gebabt, 10 bate i4 man9en Seuf8er, man9e
Gorge obnenben fDnnen. Oenn ba 1T ia
anes 10 beutli9 bon Nnfans Bis gum Gnbe
beI9rieben, baB AUDI Die unerfabrenite iunqe
Frau nit !9ilfe bieies 8u9es i'm StanSe
lit, einen 1parIamen orbentli9en 9austano
3u fiibren. Man fann ben einfu9iten 5if9
pie audi bas feinite So93eitsmabl barna6
aubereiten, unb audi benin ginma9en 1T bas
Itebe 8u9 mir cine groBe 9ilfe. Cine ieoe
beutI9e 5uusfrau iolte oarna9 itrebeH, in
ben 8efiB zines ipl9en pertbpo1en 8u9es
3u oelanger.
Srau Morgentbaler.
Spplin, Mo. 20. Sttpbsr 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

ssruu erica's 3p6bu9 fam i'd nur em@
bfeblen, finbe bafielbe fir bic amerttantl0
qiihe portreffli3. S3p. &atbarIne.
9ittsburg6, 9u,, IA. MoO. 1884.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
rs Gents
oortofrei bon uns be5teben,
Jlinois Stats -3eitung Co.,
Chicago, au.

g2a6febenb perDffentliden mir enige bon BEN 5ab1reuben 9n=
erfennungsidreibeu, in Oenen oeuti6=amerifanii6e 6ausfrauen ibrer
9lnfbt uber ben Neertb bdes Subes Nusornd geben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

5rau Grica's &o9bu9 ssfG1t mir 10 le5r,
buB t9 lieber in geflidten @6uben gsp,n
mO9te, als bui1el6e entbebren. Nnen lie5en
SNa1sfrauen farm i9 es empfeblen; benn es
paBt fir iebe, fe mag DieIe ober peni9e @ns
Iprii6e MAIDEN.
Srau ST. $. 8rdis.
Crete, Sq., 13. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

san Greet, Mis,, 20. Ott. 1894.
9os &o9bu9 BON 6rau erica babe Il
jebt ettpas iiber 5tpei Sabre i'm @ebrau@. @s
1T bas bette 8o9bu9 fir Oeuti9ameritarer,
bas i9 bisber tennen lernte. 9aber tanR
i9 es nit gutem 8epifen empfeblen.
Srau .. SO. Gombof.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25
1900 ar ser 3a6C,
Wa6e uno 6emtdte

nab anterifanii0eut sDitemt seseben, Den in Der &ide
gebran1ten @egentdnoen imo ~9leid5eitig Die e%a9liideu 2ettel1.
tntn0en %beigegeber, uoour6 Der prafhide gSert6 6s: 8u9es
beoeuhnO erb6bt miro, Sie 9~e3epte unO @Oribrifteu fno Sen
BeOOrfNilen uMO JittG(n jUOer 0meriRanil6en 5ami(ie
an9epaBt 9as 8ud 1T nit weHBen 8ldtern O%ur6ibo1eu, 10 oaB
jee Sausfrau ben Snbalt 0urd iebfgetponuene grfabrunsen err
gdn5en fam,
Sic 9usiottuns lit sel@maduOa unO iOliOe, oer Gtmbano
0aterbatt.
9ieies SO6bub, 6as in je0eu Oeutid=amerifani6eu 6aus=
bait f) as Elm t~uertboOQer G%atbgeber erweilen ruiro, tOnueu
unere 2Ger fWr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25

iu9ten, Iagen, ooB oieIe Der perbrannten
Qctenitiide lei3t gu erieben ober gu entbehz
ron Hpfen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-25


9as 5aus befaBte fi9 0ienitag nit be
8tG, Oas SarifgefeB bon 1896 gu amenbire
unb nabm hieIelbe obne peIentli9e 3uIdb
an.
Mttttpo9 begann bas 5aus bic 8erat6un
Der &elolution, tpel3e ben amerifanii9e1
8otI9after 8abarb in 2pnbon tpegen be
BON linn in Bolton (@nglanb) un5 in @bin
burgb (S9ottlano) gebaltenen feben ia
belt Mit Nusnabme Der &eoe bon Gouiin
bon Soma tparen aber bic gebaltenen On
1pra9en ni9t melt Der.
Der 8ebe BON Gouiins bon Soma parel
aber bic gebaltenen Anipra9en ni9t mel
per. c
9itt erDffnete bic Debate fir Die &sio
luton unb McGrearp eegen biefel6e.
GouiinS' &ebe fir Die 8eIoluttonen &c
nann inn ben STUFF zines ausge5ei9netel
Reoners.
Die 9auptrebe gegen bic Gelolution biel
am SOnnsrEas Suder BON @irsiaisn. SSu be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
SOLDIERS OF ITALY.
THE MEN WHO MAKE THE ARMY AM
THE ARMY THAT THEY MAKE.

HOW THE GREAT FORCE HAS BEEN BUILT uf AM
oRGANIzED-THE CHOICE OF RECRUITS
DIVISIONS OF THE soLDIERY AND
BRANCHES OF THE SERVICE.
The recent reverse OF Italian arms carries WIZ "
terrible suggestion 1t is that the ino
European system Of supporting an enormous ar
expensive army and navy at whatever COST u Wv
other interests Of the country may sap the eie'
Of the whole people cripple its resources orihs po'
erty and wretchedness. create. spread ana ios'.
discomfort. and yet fail utterly 10 accomplish i'
object in time of need. This view OF the case
would not be pronounced and so obvious II i'ai'
had met her calamity in encounter with ahot"ei
nation which had followed the same military
methods II equal and similar preparations have pee"
made both sides they must fail in an encounter Oh
side or the other. matter how extensive ana
elaborate they are. But IL the great modern Euro
pean military system Is worth anything At ALL IL
ought to succeed when a nation that has II nSn's
against a nation that does not have it.
The very blood and marrow OF the italian people
are drained out Of II In order that Italy may pre-
sent bold front to the world and defy attack or
encroachment that which would prove hollow
and empty II once the defending wall were down.
For the military and naval wall itself is the whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

objected to being taken away from their homes and
from the work OF supporting their families for mil
itary duty. They hid themselves and had 10 be
hunted out and brought to the places whittier their
King end their country called them. Afterward
they found 1t Of TO resist and they sub
mitted. Then II came to be regarded matter
OF course. and finally something like interest was
created II solace 10 the poor. and II did
much to reconcile them to the situation that the rich
had to be soldiers we'll as themselves There
were other things that made them better pleased
with military service than they had felt inclined 10
be at first. They found themselves better clothed
and fed than when they were at home and looked
after those details for themselves. The army
fare might be simple at times even coarse. but
II was good and regular. As for clothes the young
recruit was dressed In a fine suit. with bright color
and ornamen tation. n thing TO be admired and the
best OF II was that the uniform belonged TO him
II there was any wear left In 1t when his Of
active cervce over he was at liberty to sell II
TO the contractor for whatever II was adjudged TO
be worth This rule. besides pleasing the recruit
nightly served another good purpose. for tho
hope Of getting a good price for his clothes when
he should be done with them inclined him to be
more careful to keep them well 1t made him neat
in his habits and he made a prettier show on
parade Then. again. there are reduced railway
fares for the army. The soldier himself travels
for about a quarter Of the regular rates. and the
other members OF his family for about half II may
be that Italian peasants not much given TO rail-
way travel, but the mere privilege OF getting some-
thing at half price Is that appeals powerfully
TO many minds.
Other things fostered the military spirit and
heiped the Government 10 bring its army into its
nresent fine condition for 1t is fine army In spite
Of it, defeat There are military schools at Florence.
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he SWING HIS HORSE OVER.
rror, The Anaconda (MontD Standard.

From The Anaconda MontD Standard
Ion Henry n well-known pioneer. relates an ad-
,aem ,hs3; ia out OF the usual order. He was
travelling on narrow trail above the raGin ,
crande Ronde River when he came TO a Landslide
chou, twenty feet across that left no trail or even
Dtche in The smooth preciptous rock. The tran
'ras ca narrow that the horse could not turn Dack
lie was trapped. Above the twenty-f foot break IN
the trail was sharp crag of overhanging rock
On his saddle bow was n strong rata sixty feet
long and Harry Is an expert In the use OF H. ne
over his head and hurled 1t high into the air. 1t
was settled firmly over the crag He tried 1t care;
fully Ii firm. His saddle was a new ana
strong one. with double c!nches Around the horn
ne wound the rope He urged the morse on 10
the edge OF the precpice: -
The faithful beast stood firm. He would not step
over but the rider drew up the slack and pulled
with all his power Inch by inch he drew the
strain,ng horse forward TIL his feet slipped and he
swung over the chasm. The rider held his breath
az he looked at the river be.ow and the slender
rope above. but he was across the gap. He sprang
NO the trail and tugged at the reins to aid the
horse in gaining his feet He pulled and the horse
lunged up into the trail with the chasm back behind
Mr. Henry rode away and left his rope dangling for
the use OF the next wayfarer who CHANGED to come
hat
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A PROUD AND POPULAR CORPS.


An account OF the Italian army would be incom-
plete without some mention Of that remarkable
corps the Bersaglieri. These soldiers great ia
vores with the public and they are great favorites
with themselves No implication that they are not
Justly so Is intended a Bersagleri wants 1t dis
tnctly understood that ne is one He does not want
TO be confused in anybody's mind with the common
herd Of the rest OF the army II. by any chance
he passes into another branch OF the service. ne
takes care 70 mention at some point Of every con-
was Bersaglieri pecuarity of the corps is It's
mode of locomotion. This is especially rapid its
ordinary march being sort Of quick trot In TINS
the corps is absolutely unique. the step being I'M
known any other soldiers in the world II is FUR
Their distinguished by big. Haunting pumes OF cocks
feathers II has already been mentioned that the
Bersaglieri are favorites with the populace, ana
they are no less so with the authorities. When the
out with uniforms appropriate 10 the climate
which they were to encounter. These included
Stanley helmets. but the Bersaglieri were permitted:
a mark OF special favor. to keel their plumes OF
cock athers.
A point in which the army OF Italy differs from
those OF some other European countries IL That
members 81 It's various departments. as the COM
mssary and ambulance departments. the account
ants. etc, hold official ranks similar and equal to
those Of the strictly military branches.
This then. is the army that has been built up
for King Humbert and for Italy. II has been
mighty work. carried through with clear purpose.
with skill. determine ton and energy. The soldiery
has been increased organized, strengthened
has cost Italy only those who have seen the coun-
try and people tell. and only those who have
paid the price realize. There has been a de-
feat perhaps than defeat. but that IN Itself
does prove the army useless or ineincient ltay
wanted this army; she has made 1t and paid for It,
nd he has
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unsuitable for the operations Of cavalry. It was
full OF canals dug for purposes OF irrigation heoges
and Enclosures for crops Neither were there many
horses in proper training and condition: This was
an unnecessary want for the horses OF the region
about Rome and of Sardinia wanted only little
care and adaptation t. make them eAcelient anmais
lives in the open air with no shelter OF stable or
shed, and they were strong, tough and hardy They
came to be regarded as a class by themselves ana
to be called solder horses" When the strengthen
ing Of the cavalry came to be seriously undertaken
the breeding OF them with Arabian horses was De-
gun. with excellent results. WI,
Artillery has also had a rapid development. The
horses were better for this purpose than 1or
the cavalry. they fine draught animals
At the same time that the breeding of horses was
improving them for their various army uses, the