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The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
lola VETERANS ANGRY.
Not Allowed to Take Mess Tent to
Leavenworth Reunion.

From the Leavenworth Times.
lola, Kan, Oct. S.-There seems to be
some one al work adversely to the in
terest of Leavenworth and the reunion
and that someone" is in your city
McCOOk Post No. 81, G. A. r., usually
attends several reunions each year,
and, being provided with it's own cook
ing outfit, such as steam cooker, din
ing tent, tables, dishes, etc, boards it's
own members. It's object is to give the
members of McCOok post all they can
eat at cost. In addition the COM
rades from Murray, Humboldt, La
HOspe and other towns in the county
attach themselves to AIcCOOk post for
the time being, paying for their meals
There is no money making scheme
about it, merely the purpose to give
good service and pay expenses.
This year fifty members of McCOOk
post had arranged to attend in a body,
with about the same number from the
adjacent towns. Cars had been char
tered, the cooking outfit packed (nOW ly-
ing at the depot, and all preparations
made for a good time.
But a change has been made. The
post sent Mr.. Anderson to LeavenwOrth
to make arrangements for space and
location. He sends word back that
the privilege committee proposes to
charge the comrades $136 for the priv
ilege of boarding themselves on the
grounds The first charge was $1.00
linear foot for the tables, counting both
sides, which would have amounted to
1928. Finally concession was made.
The committee will charge only 16
cents a chair, allowing 80 inches to the
chair, thus making the tax only $136.
The boys" have declared the eXcur-
sion off, ordered the outfit back to the
store room, and 100 veterans thus
refused the privilege of boarding them
selves, unless paying a large sum for
that privilege, will remain at home.
They have in no manner sought to in
duce custom at their tent, but have
never turned away those who volun-
tarily come to them willing to pay Is
cents a meal, the bare cost of "flling
up"
Someone has bIundered. This post
was unanimously in favor of Leaven-
worth at the encampment, and now the
members are shut out by exOrbitant
fees. Whose fault is it?
The Times adds the following:
The above telegram was received
last night from the correspondence the
LeavenW Orth Times at lola It would
seem that the matter of allowing this
C. A. r. post to bring its own mess
tent and to feed its own members and
their friends is a small matter and
should not debar these men from at
tending It cannot in any way conflict
with privileges sold by the committee
If Mr.. Anderson of lola is still in Leav-
enWOrth the committee surely should be
able to make the matter satisfactory
with him and SO assure McCook post
No. 81"
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
ROCK ISLAND CHANGES.
Promotion of n. Fox Causes Several
Other Moves.

By the promotion of Mr.. H. Fox, su-
perintendent of the Iowa division of
the Rock Island, to the position of as
sistant to General superintendent A. J.
Hit a general change is made in the
operating department of the road in
Kansas Mr.. w. NJ. Hobbs, who has
been superintendent of the eastern di-
vision with headquarters at Horton.
takes the position made vacant by the
promotion of Mr.. Fox, and Mr.. G. W.
Jones. superintendent of the south
western division with headquarters at
Herington, succeeds Mr.. Hobbs Mr.
A. T. Abbott. trainmaster at Horton
is promoted to the position of superin-
tendent at Herington, and is succeed
ed at Horton by Mr.. W. A. Tinsman
for some time chief dispatcher at Tren-
ton, Mo.
An of the changes became effective
Yesterday.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
AT GALVESTON.
Two More Cases of Yellow Fever
Are Reported.

Galveston, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE yellow
fever situation today is practically un-
changed. DR.. Edward Randall re-
ports to the board of health two more
cases in his practice, with a request
that the board send experts to make an
examination.
One of the cases is George d Morgan
SO Postoffice street, bOokkeeper for
Peter GengIer. Morgan is critically
i'll.
The other new case is that of a man
named Stawinski, at 3,S19 Broadway.
StaWinski has been employed at ST.
Mary's infirmary. He had a relapse
and is seriously i'll.
All business out of Galveston has
ceased. The printing house of Clark
&, Curtis with a payroll of 81, 600 a day,
shut down this morning for an indefi-
mite period.
DR.. C. w. Trueheart at 1 O'clock re-
ports a case he has just discovered.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
INDIAN SCHOOL TEACHERS.
A Large Number of Appointments
Announced From Washington.

Washington, Oct 11.-Ulysses S
G. Plank of Kansas has been appointed
a teacher Of the Grand Portage Indian
school, Wisconsin.
Miss Lucy Balfe of Richmond. Ind.
has been appointed teacher at the
Haskell institute. Lawrence, Kan
Mabel NJ. Gould of Oneida county,
New York. has been kindergarten
teacher at Fort Sill, O. T.
Mary 1. beats Of Great Nernaha,
Kan. has been appointed teacher at the
Indian school at that place.
Helen NJ. COlville of Wichita, Kan,
has been appointed kindergarten teach
er at MescOlero Indian school in New
Mexico.
Margaret Nessel of Rush City, Mimi,
has been appointed cook at ChiOcco
school, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Harriet T. Foster of Oklahoma
City, has been appointed cook at Chey-
enne Indian school. Oklahoma.
Miss Ella NJ. Pierce of HoltOn, Kan,
has been appointed matrOn at the alb
sentee Shawnee Indian school, Oklaho-
ma.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
ON A BOND PROPOSITION.
Will Vote on a Railway
Extension Tomorrow.

Hutchinson. Oct. u-Tuesday an
election will be held in this city to vote
upon proposition to issue S35. 600 bonds
TO the Hutchinson and Southern Rail
way company.
If the bonds carry the Hutchinson
and southern company will Immediate
ly begin work upon a large two story
depot and general office building
Their proposition also provides that
they shall build their complete machine
shops and u stall roundhouse in this
city.
It is believed that the bonds will car
ry- The company now mas it's extension
from MedfOrd to Blackwell under wav.
and will push the line south from
Blackwell
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
MONEY FOR HENRY GEORGE
Chicago Single Takers Raise 800
and Will Contribute More

Chicago, Oct. 11.-Considerable enthusi-
asm was aroused at the regular weekly
meeting of the Single Tax club in Orpheus
hall over the nomination of Henry George
for mayor of Greater New York The
original single taxer was eulogized by sew
eraI speakers, and on motion of Addison
BlakeIy a resolution was adopted extend
ing the hearty congra atulatfons of the club
and an offer of financial support. In
few minutes 800 was subscribed to the
campaign fund, and it is expected that at
least $500 will be raised this week.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
KANSAS NEWS.
How an Ell Dorado Farmer Paid
His Mortgage.
Forced a Bank Cashier to &C
cept the Money
AT PISTOLS POINT.
AtchisOn Has a Bad Sunday
Fire.
Plan to Raid Independence
Banks Frustrated.

FL Dorado, Oct. IA Butler county
farmer went to a bank in this city Sat
urday and told the cashier that he
wanted to pay off 81, 500 mortgage on
his farm. The cashier looked up the
mortgage, and finding that it was
drawing per cent interest and was
not due until next February, he told
the farmer that it would have to run
to that date The farmer laid the ST.
500 on the counter pulled out a bulldog
revolver, laid it beside the money, and
said he was going to pay that mort
gage.
The cashier delivered up the dOcu-
ment and took the money.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
FRANK VROOMAN'S co.
He Files Charter of a Klondike En-
terprise at Helena, Mont

Helena, Mont, Oct. 1.-This afternoon
articles of incorporation of the Klon-
dilxe-Yukon Copper River Mining company
were filed in the office of the secretary
of state by Frank B. Vrooman of Chi
cago and Harry Vrooman of st. Louis
and Frank w. Davis of Minneapolis. The
capital stock is $12.000.OOO.
The shares are SO each. As its name
indicates. the company is formed for the
purpose of mining in Alaska. The place
of operations in that country is not given.
but it is supposed to be on the Copper
river.
The state receives as a fee for filing ST.
900.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11

The above liberal offer : -,1-r1o
Vertlse the old reliable Diamond Dves
ana 10 get their books upon home dvefnG
new. A AiAe
ton, different from those thai are 49,
for 6 NO Wool. and nd are the only package dyes
on the market that can be relied upon
The fact that Diamond Dyes have been
the standard home dyes for nearly twenty
years and that their sale increa ses from
year to year, is profit positive that tbeV
have never had eO-r~A,
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
THREEVALUABLE BOOKS GIVENAWlY
CART AND FANCY WORK., s.NUR-
SERY r Ea Y Y0TES.- sHOME
DYEING.,

Mrs Nellie Daggett,e editor of The Home
mas published new edition of her noun.
lar book, Fancy Work and Art Decora-
tlons, that gives practical -instructfons
Tor making dOilies. table covers scarfs
tray cloths. pin cushions, etc. etc Win
Htty ILLUSTRATIONS. This book together
WIN Nursery Rhymes Ga l6-Dage
p3mphlet with a handsome cover design
or the Old Woman Who Lived in a Sboe1
ana successful Home Dyeing" will he
sent 1ree to any reader of the Topeka
D9lly State Journal who forwards the
LoLoWlng coupon TO Wells Richardson e
Co Burling gtOn. Vt
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
FOR THE TEMPLE CUP.
Baltimore and Boston Fighting it Out
Again

Baltimore, Oct. 1.-THE fifth game
between Baltimore and Boston for the
Temple cup series is on here today:
First inning-Baltimore 0: Boston. O.
Second inning-Baltimore. ,: Boston. 9
Third inning-Baltimore 3; Boston o.
Fourth inning-Baltimore. 0; Boston. 0.
Fifth Baltimore. 0; Boston, 0.
Sixth Baltimore. o; Boston. O.
Seventh inning-Baltimore ?; Boston O..
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
ALL WANT PULLMANs.
Entire Space of the First Santa Fe
California Train Engaged.

General Passenger Agent Black of
the Santa Fe announces that the entire
Pullman space of the first California
limited train, including one extra
sleeper in addition to the regular equip
ment. has been already sold out. This
is an encouraging start for California
travel.
The first train leaves Chicago on Oc-
tOber 20
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
CARPENTERS STRIKE.
W ork on the Omaha Exp osition
Building Stopped

Omaha, Neb.. Oct. 11.-One hundred
carpenters employed at the transmits
sissippi exposition grounds struck work
today. The men ask that the carpent-
ers' union be recognized, and that skill
ed labor alone be employed in the car
penter's work. The contractors have
been paying the union scale but have
not recognized the union, and have
hired many Jack legs at lower rates.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
Oh on a School Grourda.

Humboldt. Oct. 11-SOme months ago
the school directors voted bonds for-the
purpose of drilling for gas on the
grounds owned by the school Work
has been in progress for some time At
a depth of 5S5 feet gas was struck and
at $50 feet it was found in quantities
sufficient to light the entire city. At
go feet oil was struck The flow is es-
timated by the drillers at about $50
barrels a day. The school officers have
well.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
FINED FOR BUYING oUA1Ls.
Three Wichita Men Pay for an HE
gal Purchass. ,.

Moore and three other men had to pay
50 each for purchasing FIVE quails
Game Warden Shu1tz says those who
buy game out of season are just as
guilty as the hunters who kill the birds
Dr. Shultz says he Will stop all the
hotels and restaurants from selling
them ton
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
G. a. R. REUNIoN.
The Inauguration of Leavenworth's
Week Begins This Afternoon.

LeavenwOrth Oct ia dreary dav
accompanied by a drizzling rain. pre-
ceded the inauguration of Leaven-
worth's week of festivities.
Ihe exercises attending the opening
OF the week s entertainment began at
Camp Alger this afternoon at > o'clock.
The day is known as Soldiers Home
day Col. J. G. Rowland governor of
the home, presiding. The 5000 old vet
Grams of the western branch home will
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
SUMMER HOTEL BURNS.
Windsor Hotel at French Lick
Springs a Total Loss.

Bloomington. Ind. Oct. 1.-THE hotel at
French Lick Springs burned early this
morning.
Louisville, Ky. Oct. IA special to the
Evening Post from French Lick, Ind,
says:
The Windsor hotel, the leading hosiery
of this city, was destroyed by fire this
morning about o'clock. together with its
contents. The fire originated in the bak-
cry and in two hours the handsome
building was in ruins. Nothing was left
standing except the amusement pavilion.
The telegraph office, news office cold
storage building. brick bath rooms and
bakery and kitchen were a total loss. The
loss will reach $40 600.
Mems Tan and Green Shoes-F'ur-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
There is a Glass of People

Who are injured by the use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called GRAIN-O, made of pure grains
that takes the place of coffee. The
most delicate stomach receives it with
out distress, and but few can tell it
from coffee. 1t does not cost over Il
as much. Children may drink it with
great benefit. Is cents and 25 cents per
package. Try it. Ask for GRAIN-O.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11

Polk and r. w. Norton, assistant. Chief
Engineer c. E. Felt, General Passenger
Agent w. S. keenan, and General
Freight Agent P. H. Goodwin. The 9TH
er officers removed from Galveston are
at CIeburne
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11

Beginning October 20, the Santa Fe
Route will resume it's semi-Weekly Cal
ifornia Limited train for the season of
1S97-9S.
Equipment will consist of superb YES
tibuled Pullman palace sleepers, buffet
smoking car, and through dining car
managed by Mr.. Fred Harvey. Most
luxurious service via any line, and the
quickest time.
Another express carrying palace and
tourist sleepers leaves DAILY for Cal
ifOrnia.
Inquire of Local Agent A, T. & S. f.
Ry.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
Location ofe. c. & F. Officials.

Fort Worth, Tex, Oct. Assistant
General Manager Norton of the Gulf
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad says that
until further notice the location of the
following officers of this road will be at
Fort Worth: General Manager L. J.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
Ladies' Bicycle Boots-Furman's.

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic, fun of lie, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet ana sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most Won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshingito the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
of e. G. G. to-day; 10, p, 80 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all drnggists.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11

To Lawrence and return at one fare
October 13 and IA.
To Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas.
and return at one fare October Is and
16.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11

LeavenwOrth and return at one fare,
$L67, until Oct. Is via Santa Fe.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11

IeavenwOrth and return at one fare,
81. 81 until Oct. Is via Santa Fe.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
COUPON.

HhtS entities any reader OF Tone
= n a I@mTnni 50 one copy of s.Famcy
Sursery RbyGues'' and ssSv1ecesF,,1
Homo DyefnS."
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
Santa Fe Route Excursion.

Ladies' Bicycle Leggins-Furman's.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11

Patent Leather Dress shoes-Fur-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11

Ladies 'Overgaiters-Furman's.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
everybody Saws So.
Boys
mans.

'oys' $500 Wearwen shoes-Fur-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-11
Santa Fe Route-Californi Limited

Mems Tan and Green Shoes-F'ur
mans
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
Don unferem Sadertifd.

8om 8unbesaderbnuamt: r9ie
@oiabobne uls @ie6futter unO als menf9=
Gides Nabrungsmittel"; Sarmtrs Bulletin
go. SO.
Ser aamp6er6aum" girculur go. r.
u9as Otter bon 8dumen nu9 ben Subresz
rineen gu beurtbeilen" Circular go. 16.
,0ie Mngler Mil@biebrufe in i6ren Duff
au9tss, IuBungsz unb @biabOerbdltnifen"
Bon Oefouomierat9 g. S. peteren in
Spebt> SrDgelsbp Bel 6lens6urg in @ngsln.
Die in bisism 9ii4el3sn gsi3ilOerte auE
fpirb BON 6enrD 8enete in Slensburg, Dem
frii6eren amerifantf9en GonIularagenter
bort1elbt, uGs bic bette Wail9fub Der Ms1i
be3ei9net.
Son Der 8eru9sfation in
Dimes, Soma: Siitterung Der 2dmme,
= MGften Der Gan9z2dmmer = Mufau9i
BON &Glbern NIT Seperator=Mi 19 :
99peine9olera unb @@eu3e = &rantbet=
ten Der @9dfs, tpie fife in Sotpa bemertt pOr,
ben ftnb = S9neles unb langiames &eifer
bes &a6mes.
@om 8unbesaderbau t : ~Me.
t6pben bes SrodRen bon Sabat"; Garmers
Bulletin go. go.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
0nbaIt

1. settle: &oti3en = 8untes NQerGet - Siie
9~ertiI9 - @ebt linn wiber belt Stri6 Brief
ta ten: 1teber %unieren p8rieffaiten" III 8n@z
form = 9ereitun9 pom 3uderritbems Sprup-Sol5z
aide ais 9insemittel - @ntfernun9 perien9ter
Sleden aus 8di6eitifen - Oas @rounperben Don
Sleii6wurit = 3utebeln fir BEN 8inter a~uiSnbes
wobren - SieIe bes cate Gbelon I'M Staate 8aib.
inston = auitteniaft berSuiteaet - 0tebGz uni
Sleieuprosente bes @etreibes = Sbeerpopier gum
Stus 9eSen ln9e5iefer.
2. settle: 9ie SOiabobne lteber bie @nIase
BON @oiier>9teierpotrs = Sur 3u9t belsti9er 9as
fen = gtus. &aniaS - 9te MOuatserbbeere mnb
tbre GuItur gtuS Mtnneiota = Gtntopfen 6el
:3tutmerpflanSen - 8lDtli6er Sutter1pe9iel- Gin
1leues @erfobreu sur @onicruiruns non Sri9ten-
&mertfanii9e 9tcpfel in 9euti9lanh-@e9en 6Ib=
~nerlduie = Srinfwaher fir 9austbiere = llebel
ben Nuseu Der &s~senwurmer 8latter uni
&Liitben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
6eRt ihm mioer oen Strih.

Ser in Sttopa, ST., erfdeinenbe u2a
Safe @ountD 9srOlb" 19eint benz 9rojett,
in bortiger @egenb bic Giibenauder zSSnbuitrie
ein3ufibren, ni9ts l~peniger als 6olb gu fem.
@r f6reibt:
v0ie latetnt19en gdusrn Sttopa's - be-
ite6enb aus NbOotaten, &attunretBsrn, 9Gz
ringsbdnbisern unb dbnli9sn Miit=Ntabsz
mifern = BADEN ii3 D%orgenommen, Die
3uderriibe in bieiiger g;egeno ein3ufiibren
un0 cine 3uderriibenzSd6rit gu erbauen, in
pel4er oas bon BEN Sarmern ge3ogene Proz
buff berarbeitet tpsrben i'm. sic 6ahen 81
bieiem 3ped einen 9e1ti9en, Namens
Siibrmunn, befen 9ef6dft es 1T, duBert
foflpietige Waf6tnen, tpel9e our 8ereitung
bes &iiben3uders npthtpenbig iinb, UNI bas
3eRnfade ibres nirflidm Mertbes an ben
W}ann gu bringen, eingelaDen, ndd1ten
Samftag q. Sttpber) i'm bieiigsn Court
baus einen @Ortrag gu balten. Natiirli9
pirb bieier 9err ONES in ben r~ofigiten Gar=
ben malen, ihon bespegen, neil er bur9 bet
8ertauf lciner Maf4inen tuuienbe pon Dol
lars profitiren pirb.
Sbatfa9e TT aber, baB feline 5elbfru9t,
refp. fein Semitic e%riftirt, tpeldes, 1elb1t bei
Der dlIergiinfti9iten Observation-Disclosures -
unO bic tit 6ier ni9t porbanben - 70 1org<
fdltiger Gultur bebarf, pie bic 3uderriibe.
l1niere 8auern aber itnb = nit Nusnabme
Der Oeutf9en = %1pgenunnte &aubbauern,
Die ft9 beItens bafiir bebanten &perben, mo-
natelang, bon Sriib Big SpGt, taguus, tag
Elm, in ibren Selbern nit &ne4t unb Sc
iinos auf ben &nieen gu liegen, NIT Der 9anb
bas l1nfraut gu idten unb forgfdltig um iebe
pflan3e ben 8ooen gu lodern. gDiQ man
nit auer @etpalt 3uderriiben anbauen, 10
1olte man au6 fir erfabrene 2anbpirtbe
forgen, tpelcAe Die Gultur berfelben eriinbli9
periteben. Sonft pirb it9 bas Experiment
als Sebli9fag erpeifen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
NottSeu.

Re9t fe6r ertpiinI9t tpGren mir @inien.
bungen pDn 8eri9ten iiber ben q II
fatlber@rnte in ben etn5elnen 26eiler
uni eres 2anbes. 60 bel 3eit, ME sur 46:
fafung zines fur3en @rnte6eri4tes erforOer.
li9 TT, tpirb pobG ieber 2efer, pel9sr pirf=
li9es Sntereife an Der u8eilage" nimnt, er:
iibrigen f0nnen.
x X *
SIN alien SdGen, in benen uuf &nfrugeu
briefIi4e @ntport gepinf9t pirb
muB eine 2 @entz8riefmarfe our Srantirune
Der Gidantport beigelegt nerben.
Inbreas Simon,
Eeo. Der r9anbp. 8eilage" Der rSq. Stants:
3eitung".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
Buntes Querlei.

Rprbzgarolinu bat beuer bic bette
nnb rei3ite @rnte felt bretBfg Su9ren.
SIM n0rOli9en Montanu finb bic
@4af6uter am @treit. 9ieIelben p~erlangen
$40 per Monut.
9as GoGonifdttonsproiett Der 5silsarmee
ion nun, ME es beiBt, i'm 4rtana g.
Sbale CUR Nusfi6runS ~gelangen.
= Nus ben 81dd Stills pirb beri6z
tet, baB bort Elm 9ur9i9nittsernteergebniB
bon 80 Bis 80 8uI6els @ei5en bonn Ncre gu
beraei3nen 1T.
Die 8aumtpD4enrdupe 1T in bielen @sdenz
ben in s er a 8 in groBen Mengen eri6ienen
nnb ri3tet grOBen S9a0en an. On cine
9er6iternte lit fait gar ni4t me6r gu benten.
Som Mi1Ouri Gtber big gum &eb Htber
in Seras foa Elm 8epGferung =&anal BON
100 Metlen 2Gnge ge6aut tperben. Die
Soften ftnb auf $3.50, 1000, 900 beranI9lagt.
. y X x
@rnitli4 bentt Der tpadere S mte nun
an Die @inquurtierung fetner 8ienen unb Be-
reitet bieie nit Sorgfult bor. 8ie Der Nttz
meiiter, Or. Ssier3On, fugte: nSie 8iene 1T
tein gisbGr!"
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Sn ben Stdbten bes Oitens fpisften in
bieiem Sabre Die Pfirft9e aus benz
Staate Mifouri cine grpBe 8oue. Gep
Serfep's @rnte mar gu w~nbsbsutenb; MiIz
fOuri's gu groB.
Die 8a1mipo(fernte i'm 8ra8oszS6ale in
8eras lit burb einen 8oltenbruG
~poQftdnbig Derni6tet norben. Die Baum
tpoaftoden tpurben aus ben &apfeln gez
peitf9t unb bunn fortgefpilt.
Sn pieleu S6eiGen bss States s II
n a tperoen BON ben Sarmern Oranges"
gegriinbet, mas beoeutet, baB bic Sarule,
bon nun an i6ren eigeren Martt griinbeu
NV ~" SC+Fuue (UlIlUulLCl US[Utl.
X x x
Die 8e60rben in Sampu, SGori6a
geben in Der 8ef9iibung Der @DgeG nod pei=
ter, tpte bic 2eute i'm Nprben Der Union. Sie
BADEN Elm 9eieb e~rlafen, mad benz Sing
bOgel ni9t mebr in &dfige geiperrt perbeu
birfen.
Inter elmer ungepD6nIt6en . il bat
Branb Sole, 2oui ia n a, gu leiben, pr
es 1ett benz IA. @prtG nur Stpeimal geregnei
bat. 8runnen iinb ausgetrodnet unb 5elb=
friidte gu 8runoe gegangen.
y y X
Der Sarmer bon Slorence gountn, % / g.
CON in, ppllen cine S9abenz z&lagt
gegen ben Stuat %einIeiten pegen bes S9a=
bens, ben bic bort mafIenbaft auftretenber
6irf3e Der 5eIbfru3t 5~ugefiigt ba6en.
x =
8on Mustegon, Mt9igam, tptrb iebi
ni9t a1ein cine Maffe Selerie ber1anot, 1orz
bern bic bortigen ginpObner buben fi9 aud
nuf bic S4ilbfrOten3u4t DerIegt, bic ff4 fe6o
gut 6e5a9Ien fOa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

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8re4neinItein perieBte 9oni9l0iung. Man
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6etreffenben Stelen legt. Sin anoeres Miiz
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ben bon ben NmeiIen beiu9ten ober betpo1n=
ten Stelen Oeritdubt. Ma9t man Jim Sc
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febtes Sett foa ii4 oOraigli4 sesen Nmeien
betpdbrt baben, ia bieie fO[en bas 6ett liebsr
nebmen als 9paig.