davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1897-04-30
is CUBA FREE?

is CUBA FREE?
Il looks as though the Spanish gov
ernment has abandoned all hope of
conquering Cuba. The movement OF
troops from the island, which for the
past twelve months has averaged 500
week in sick and wounded, now includes
well and able-bodied soldiers, and is
averaging from $50 to 900 a week. All
who have strong political influence in
Madrid are seeking recall, and the
movement will increase up to the ca
pacity OF the transport feet. The mean
ing OF this is so plain that 1t is useless
for Spain to attempt to disguise to the
world her disastrous defeat. The rag
ged, poorly-armed insurgents, inspired
by patriotism and aided by climate and
difficult country, have overmatched and
outgeneraled the 100000 Spanish,
handicapped by corruption and disease.
In spite of misleading figures, Spain
has to-day not over 100000 troops un-
der arms In Cuba, and with the losses
from skirmlshes, desertions, disease
and Withdrawals, It is being reduced at
the rate of 900 week, soon to be in
creased by the deadly wet season, now
setting in. to upward Of $500 a week.
No more troops are being sent from
Spain. Her capacity to send fresh
levies is exhausted. No more money is
forthcoming to pay the expenses of an
exhaustive, heart-breaking war. Span.
ish bonds have been hawked on every
bourse in Europe for six months in
vain. The only funds advanced are the
paper credit issues OF Spanish banks,
already swollen far beyond the safety
point. The financial crash cannot long
be postponed. Fifty million dollars
must be raised by July /, or Spain can
not meet her interest payments. In
Cuba the army ring has discovered
that "the days of good stealing are
at an end. The troops are in arrears
on their pay over six months. Death
cancels all, and the mortality in the
Spanish hospitals is something horri-
BILE to contemplate. But the egg is
sucked dry, and the Spanish officials
seeing no more money in sight, are
willing that the war should cease.
The Cuba Junta in this country has
been as quick to discover the Spanish
defeat and thinly-veiled evacuation,
and is preparing to give the final coup
and hasten the day when the Cuban
nag shall float over MORO Castle. There
has been held in Washington series
OF conferences Of the most important
character. There has been present
Senor Thomas Estrada Palma. presi-
dent OF the Junta; Horatio Rubens. its
counselor; Senor Guerra, its treasurer
and Senor Quesada, in charge of the
Cuban legation. They have been con-
sidering the project of raising 81 ,OOO,-
600, with which sum the final blow can
be given to Spain. Three plans were
under consideration. The issue Of
bonds OF small denomination, the coin
age Of silver and the issue of stamps.
All three will probably be undertaken.
Evening journal., 1897-04-30

All communications intended for inser-
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Society Editor. care OF the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1897-04-30
CREDlT

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lege. The value remains the same.
Evening journal., 1897-04-30
LEA-CORBIT WEDDING.
Nuptials Solemnized
on Delaware Avenue.
OTHER BRIDES AND GRooMs

PRETTY CEREMONY OF UNITING
REV. GILLINGHAM AND MISS
CLEAVER AT PORT PENN.
VARIOUS OTHER EVENTS OF A
SOCIAL CHARACTER.
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ssie Der 9arit aem ad,t ,umroe E.

Ser Streit bariiber, Oh ber 3oIl aui
Weibfidten=Sols einen Dollar betragen
iollte, tpie es Die Senatsbiq be5timmt
batte, ooer stpei Dollars, tpie Is Die
6ausbiu berfii9te. lit bsfanntlid bonn
@Onieren3 Musidu1e au @unlten Der
bOberen &ate entidieben tporoen.
Sn Uerbinbung oamit miro oas fol-
senoe @efdidtden ersdblt unb niht
BLOB ersdblt. ionoern bon burdaus
9laubwiirbiger 6eite bur6 Namens=
nennun9 perbiiret:
Yyor einiger 3eit fanb cine Uer=
fammlung bon .2umber-R R0niaen" in
Senator Burrotps' Gomiteaimmmer
iiatt. giner bapon, elm Minneiotaer,
madte auf einem Briefumidlaee cine
Berednuns bariber, mas ber $2=3ol
fur bic @ruppe Der Mnipeienben tpertb
fein uiiroe. gr sing bann auf Burr
rotps 81 uno ia9te bieiem: ,Derr Bur=
rotps. tpiiien Sic aud, mas 81. 90 3oll=
auiblas fur bic tleine Mn3abl 2eute, bic
Sic bier um ii6 fehen. gu bebeuten BATE
Mn'ber lebtjdbrieen probuction bdtten
mir oaour4 $6,l25,000 mebr
perbient."
Rein Wnnoer, bab man in ben Rreis
len Der @eidiibten oas SntraItreten Der
Bill ui4t ertuarten fann uno iiber biz
rieligen Werluife iammert. bic iebe,
9ag Der Ter309erung nit ii1 bringt.
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Wie aus Nem Oort beridtet ipirb,
bat oas STANDARD Del Monopol
200. 900 Netien oes 3udertruifs. bic fell
Wdrs BON lO8 auf l42 seitisaen finb.
ip,rtlid an iid 9ebraht uno bamit audi
bic @ontroae iiber ben 3udertruit er-
lanat. llnb ipdbrenb iib Der gonfe-
rena=Nusidub bes Genots uno bes
0auies iiber bic 3uder3oll.Sdbe ifritt,
iuuroen on Der Nem Dorter B6rie bic
Gurie Der 3uferaetien immer b0ber
emporgetrieben. Ni6t tpeniaer als
5000. 600 iOaen bic gingetpeibten
,GemaAt" baben.
Die glebelanb Boiling WilI So. in
glebelanb fnlob am Wittpo9 ibre
Werfe tuegen Mdn8el an Nrennmatt.
rial. Die gomponp ipeigerte ii9. ben
er6Obten preis su be5ablen. Msbr ols
1900 Mann fommen boour9 auber
Mrbeit.
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= ollie Wdnneridube tperoen obnt
&iidiidt aut ben 8Oiienpreis perfauft.
Sart Mereantile 80.
Sir emailirte Waaren uno Mailil.
Ion GiieuteKel sebt 81 yurnfibes.
@r perfauft billiser als ale anbern.
- gm 25. Suli puroen ourd 6r.
Yiarrer u. y. Seutt 9etraut: : Nellon
8. Sugan nit Grl. @aaie .. @Iatfel-
Der.
- Nlle uniere Spiben, 9eftreiften
Dimeties. bic l2t-15 Gents setoItet
baben. jebt fir 5-74 Gents bel
Sart Mereantile 80.
= ST. parfbia, tpelder berbd6tia
lit, an eillem @inbru1 in Stem gomers=
to,pn tbeilsenommen su babsn, per3id.
tete auf Elm 8orberb0r uno uurbe in
@rmansluns elmer BursidaIt BON $500
in Die Sail 9sbradt.
= Sic Sarifbill 1T paifirt uno notb=
tuenoisertpeiie miiHen nun Waaren in,
preiie iteiaen. glidt 10 bel 6arts
Mercantils 60. SieIelben per=
faufen ibre .Waaren fiir tpeniaer, als
bieielben lie setofet baben.
= Sas bemotratiI1e grecutibe=Go=
mite bon Susearapas Gountp oraani=
firte iib in fol9enoer Weiie: M. s..
Willaro BON 8olipar, prdiioent ST.
WOlf bon Oenniion. Yiee=prdlioent
s. 6. Sonabep. Getretdr /; sSobn Qeu-
enberger bon llbri1sDille, S1abmeifter.
Das @omite empfabl Die 9erren gbas.
2ana BON Sort Waibin9ton unb $. s.
porter bon Nem philadelphia gu Mit=
alieosrn Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
Ste0e Der ausIdeioenben u. 9. 0en=
ion BON ubridsbile unb s. U. Sling
luf bon @anal 9ober.
- Orforb S1ube fir Wednner, bic
fir $l.00 unb $l.25 perfauft tpuroen,
nun fir SO Gents. Drforo G1ube fiir
&inber unb Mdb6en, fruber 85 gents
unb 81, jebt Is unb 49 Gents, bel
6arts MereantiIe 60.
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GanakSorer.

@ottfrieo 0dnni. elm Garmer, ber
on Der Gtrabe bic nad 3oar fiibrt,
wobnt, perunaliidte oieier Sage, inoem
Die pferbe nit einem belaoenen Wagen
@o9sen burdsinsen. Ser Wasen NOR
i'm 6allen uno Sdnni iprans ab, ipo=
bel er bas re1te Gnie 3ienllid ihwer
perlebte. Dr. s. 6. Setpis bat oas
3nie eineeridtet.
Sci 5beooore Gippel febrte lebten
Mitttpo1 Der 2lapperitprd elm uno be-
idenfte Die seieanete ssamilie nit einem
l3pfiinoigen Sobn. Das 1T Der Tote
Sobn unb 2 Mdbden ; elm 56bnden
1T seitorben.
Nm Montag Ntorsen bat bic neue
gledfabrif, oas beibt Geeoes @erfe,
ibre Mrbeit bssonnen uno iobalo Die
Mai1ine in Der alten Miible in Stano
seiebt iein miro, miro aub bort bic
Nrbeit tpieber aufeenommen.
yaifolous gSinfler 1T Der dlteite
DeutI1e bier. gr lit idon 62 Sabre
in Mmerita uno belt iid meiitens in
Der Steinereet auf. SEPT beibt ct ca.
1000 glfer 2anb uno Elm @efddft nebit
anoerem @isentbum in Der Stabt.
3ur Grsdnauns Der 2iite Der gin=
tpanberer, Die por oem 8au Der 6. &
9. 8abn nad bieism County tamen,
nenne id nod peter 9ubel, Der auf ei=
nem @analboot bierber fam, mdbreno
Senrp pfirrmann uno Sacob 8urtider
bic &eiie auf einem Wa9en madten.
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Dopcr Gorreip B e,sa.

Wobl perbdltnibmdBi9 tpenigen Der
Qeier bes BeDbadters biirfte es befonnt
iein, baB Canal Doper, nebit anberen
Vrr3ii9en, aud Elm ni1t slt unterIdd=
Benoes Natur9eidenf birat, pel6es,
obnobl dlteren Datums, feiner Widtig=
teit ipe9eil unter ben Weuigfeiten @r=
udbnung peroient, uno benz 8ebarfen
Raum sibt, ielbit in abIebbarer 3elt,
ben Ort in einen. fir Die Staot boppelt
nubbringenben @urort um3uformen.
Dor Sabresfriit ndmli9, nab Yeifd=
tisuns Der dlteffen ginwohner BON bier
uno umgegeno, tuuroe auf oem 8e=
ldnbe 3tpif6en benz Canal uno Dem
Suscarawas GluB. nur einiee S1ritte,
oirett unterbalb Der iosenannten gas=
caoe Muble, in Der Gu1e nah einem
Salslaaer reipeftibe ialsbalti9en Wai=
ierquelen Die @roe angebrbrt unb ge=
lang man in cine 9iefe BON 900 Sub,
bort fanb man iuirflih bas borbanoene
Salsmafer. Sn quantitatiper 0inliht
jeboh nit bem Geiultat unsufrieben.
bobrte man tpeiter, bod Der 3ufall
ipollte es, oas 6alswaHer eina oerlo='
rem unb cine anbere mineralbaltige
Auelle eridlob Iib bem gohrer. &ob=
rem ipuroen in bic Yobr6ffnung binab
bis gum WaRerbeden setrieben unb
burh bieie iprubelte oas Waiier unun=
terbroden an bic Sberfdde, biz Dor
circa elmer Oeeabe eine Jrepelhano bic
ginyibtung bieies, 70 ipertlpollen Na=
turmaHermerfes 3erit6rte bic Nbflub=
robre muroe peritopft, bernadldiiist
unb pereeHen, bas ,lmeebenoe 8eldnoe
9li1 einem Sumpfe uno Niemano
tiimnerte iid I'm ieinen perbOrsenen
&eidthum.
So1 bas allaeit ,pa1iame Muge bes
Serrn s. u. 9orn, Der lpeit uno brett
uit Seoermam befannt uno als itets
erfolsreid ipeeulatiper @eibdftsmann
seadtet lit, benabm aud bieier Mine=
ralqueae ibren Sdlummer, inoem er
lid por einiser 3eit oas @runoitiid err
,uarb. oasielbe unter @ultur iteate unb
oas WaNer in ieinen @69ren aus elmer
Siefe bon nabe3u 1000 Sub oil bic
Sberfldbe leitete. Cine Yrobefaibe
oes Maiiers tpuroe bebufs Nnalifirnns
fort9eidift, iiber tpel9es gr9ebnib mir
smar nod ni6t beridten f0nnen. bod
tpeib man. baB oasielbe beiOnoers @iien
uno Sdtuefel entbdlt, uno feline por=
3ii9lidfen 9eilfrdfte erltreden ii6 auf
Die Cur bon &beumatismus, Malaria=
fieber, Gopfidmersen. 8eroauunasbe=
Ihmeroen, Sdpinbel u. I. 10. IS bat
nebenbei ben beadtensmertben 8ortbeil,
tofenIrei su iein; ie mebr man trinft,
betD mebr man 81 trinten miinlht,
obne in 8efabr au tommen, bas fir ben
Gubsdnser 10 nbtbiae 8leihseipiht be-
tlaaen gu miiiien. Die Mineralquelle
1T betannt unter Der neueren Be3eid=
nung ,Sacobs Brunnen" unb unter=
| iheioet iid in ben beioen lebten ssdnen
bon Saeobs anberer Quelle, bab bort
oas @las nur um ben Gaufpreis bon
5 @ents erbdltlid 1T. uno fir bic Nnf-
re9terbaltung bes 8leihgetpidtes nidt
sarantirt tpiro.
Sitberem 0ernebmen mad iou lid
bier cine Nftien SO. or9aniFrt bdben,
oeren Die grbauuns zines 9otels eriter
&laiie au 8runbe liegen ioa. Z
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Die 0cIDfeIOer iut @Iomopte.
Aiifriff. MId&fnA

0ittrtft, 9tIaSta.
lleber ben Glonbpfe Diiirift, belIen
alima, Ioniiige 8erbdltnife, bic Reiie.
Soften &c. entnehmen mir einem giew
gorfer gorreiponoenten folsenbe Mit-
tbeiluneen /:
Ser fiiraere, aber iebr befnperlibe
Wea eebt bon Snneau in Mlasta Iiber
Die @ebirae iiber Sbnee uno Gletider,
nobel oas @epdd auf Sunoeidlitten
mitgefiibrt perben muB. Sm Quela
aebiet oes Yuton &iper angetommen,
miillen bic &eiienben in Der Wilonib
Elm Boot berItellen, um iiber gefdbrlide
6lubihnelen uno reibenoe WaiIer=
Idufe bic nod iibrigen tauienb Meilen
suriidsulegen. 8on bieIem Weee miro
oielfa1 aboeratben. Die ldngere aber
bequsmere &eiie, aebt per Dampfer, !.
9. BON Seattle, Maibineton, nod Der
Miinouns BEG Duton &iper uno bon
bort auf fleinen SbiIfen ben Glub hin=
auf bis Circle Sitp, elmer Stabt bon
1000 Ginmpbnern, bon mo aus Die
@olbregion init 2ebensmitteln &c. berz
Iorst miro. giob sebt es 200 Meilsn
ipeiter ben Tlu6 aufmdrts bis Sort
@ubabp. Bon bier aus mus Der @Olo=
erdber iid einen Plab ausiuhen. uno
propiant, 2oAaerdtbe, Deden, Wsrt=
seuse &c. fir lan9e 3eit mitfiibren.
9ie Strede bon Seattle bis Circle
Gltp betrGat 1000 Meilen unb fofei
l. SlaHe $l75, 2. &IaHe $3.50; bel
lebterer muB ber paIasier iein gstt-
aeug ieIber beIorgen. Sa in @ircle gitp
alles enorm tbeuer 1T, bringt man feline
@ffeften am beiten bon Seattle nit bic
6radt tofet $3.50 per Sonne. ga bic
&eiie ben Yuton &iper binauf nur i'm
CONNER semaht peroen fann, wirb
man lid i'm erIten Sabre barauf bee
ibrdnten miihsn, gorbereitunaen fir
oas nd6tte gu treffeu. gs miro brins
genb geratben, nit nidt ipeniesr als
$400 8aargelo i'm 3lonopte 9iltritt
ansufommen. oa man ionit unieblbar
Der srobten gotb ausseiebt iein wiiroe.
Yon 8orgen iif feline &ebe.
Ser CONNER 1T iebr tura, Der noro=
liden 2qae tue9en, uno ielblt in oieier
Sabresssit fdllt in ben Bergen oft
Sdnee ltatt &e9en uno unterbridt bic
Mrbeit. Wlillionen bon Mosfitos iino
eine fait unertrdsliae plage uno baben
idon piele pertrieben. @earbeitet tann
nur ndbrenb ettpa flint Monaten iuer=
Den. Sm Oftobsr besinnt Der Winter.
Die Sliiile frleren gu unb Der Iertebr
bort auf. 9as thermometer gebt auf
20 unter ytull, mandmal aud 60
@rabe. unb tuer iid nidt gut perieben
bat, iit in 2ebensaefabr. Sr. gperett
in 9alcoma, Maibinston, Der ldnsere
3eit in iener @eaeno mar, iast, ct babe
teinen MenI6en getdnnt, Der 2 Sabre
am Glonbpte 3usebradt, obne on ieiner
@eiunobeit Sdaoen 81 leiben. Sod
idlimmer als Der Winter lei Die feu1te,
oide altmospbdre int Sommer. ysa9
ieiner Weinung III bas 2arb einiudrts
bonn Glonopfe nod reider on @olb.
Nnoere eompetente 8eurtbeiIer CLAUS
ben. baB bic Yeridte iiber Die Rei1bal=
ti9teit an Golo iibertrieben ieien. 0iel
bdnae aud bier bonn 3uFall ab unb
man6er tonne 4-6 Woden fu1en,
bepor er einen suten yGlaim" iinbe.
Sft tperaen i'm Winter 261er bur1
oas gis aearaben, unb ber erlangte
Sano ausgeuaiden. 9aburd baben
mande Elm @ololaeer eefunoen unb 10
einen 8ortbeil Dor ben i'm Griiblina
WnfDmmpnhen rrfnnnt
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0eNetben.

slm Is. Suli in Gusarcreef 9otun.
ibip SaeOb Sbrof. i'm utter bon 72
Sabren. Der Sob mar Die Golae ein-t
8lutueraiftune, bic iid Der 8etiforbene
lesten Minter burh einen 5al auf oem
@ile susesosen.
glm 18. Ssuli in 9iep pbilaoelpbid
2atbarina 6oriptbe, i'm slter bon 50
Sabren. Die. 2eide tpuroe auf bem
6rieobofe in Slbtomn bei5eiebt.
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Ser 9emtide 8eobadlter.
Rss vbtIaseI,sia. 20. ynIs, 1897.
: 0ieau cine 9eilaae.

- Qie3m etne Selld9e.
Sbr fiubet gnren Gortheil babel,
tpenn Sbr bel Yurniibes eintauft.
- Sic sr6beren Qohlenminen in un=
ierem @ountp haben jebt alle ben BEE
trieb einaeltellt.
snfolae bes 4oblenltreits berridt
in 8arnbig sroBe Nptb. 3ablreide
ssamilien leioen 9iotb an 2ebensmitteln.
- Seine Gamenibube fur 81. 1.15-
$1.75 /; bieIelben iinb 50 uno So fpertb.
Sart Mereantile 80.
- Sic Garmer baben nit benz 9re=
ihen bes Q8eiaens ansefangen uno es
,uirs berihtet, baB Der @rtrag per
Mder 80 bis IS 8uibel betrdat.
- Wonene einfade unb mooiihe
Gleioerraarer, Die friber fir 20 bis
so Gents pertauft muroen, jeBt fur
10-37a @ts. bet 9arts Wlercantlle 80.
Sic bteiisen @eiddftsleute wers
ben am IL. Muguft in Springers part
elm Yieuie perauifalten. Seoermann
III eingelaben. Die 8siddftsbduier
iperoen an ienem Sage aeidloiien iein.
Ser quite 5apeten bilis taufen min,
aebe su 8urTfibes. so @ents Sa=
peten au 35 geuts, IS @ents Sapeten
fir Is, Is Gents Sapeten fir Is. Is
gents Sapeten fir 10 Gents. Sept 1T
bic 3eit su tapeslren.
- Dos belize Wetter uno bic nane
Witteruns baben bas Wa4stbum oes
@orns mdttie eet6roert nno man er=
tpartet nun cine reihe @rnte. mdbreno
nod por penisen Wodsn Die Muslihten
feinesuegs sanltig paren.
gbil;p Me@uire. elm Mrbeiter in
Der bieiieen &olingmi0, alitibte am
Sonntas aus, pdbreno or in Ylates
Drills nsben oem @anal binihritt. uno
fiel 10 unsliidlid, baB ct bas re9te
yein iiber Dem Gn6nel brad.
= Sn Solipar ihob iid am Sans
tag Greo. Croft, Elm ettpa l7idbriser
Sunge, nit einem 80 4aliber &epoIper
in bic rebte Sdldfe. gis iebt fonnte
bic Gueel nidt eefunoen tperben. Ser
@eripunoete befinbet iid in fritiidem
3uitanoe. M
- 2ebten Montas Morgen tpuroe
Der Ia Sabre alte 9nabe bes lllri9
2irsg bonn pferoe in bic unterlippe ee=
bifen, unb eln idlimmer Gib perur=
fadt. IS braudte piele Slide. um
Die WunOe suianmensundben. Eas
gferb mar ldnsere 3eit porber BON
&naben 3enedt uno biilia sema9t tpor=
ben - eine Warnuns fur Qnoere.
2ebten Mitttpoh ipuroen an 2o=
gan StraBe in 0enniion tpeaen Der fal=
f9en Stelluns elmer Weide 3ipei Traht=
tpagen burd cine 2otomotipe aug benz
8eleiie uno iber bic strabe aeI4oben
uno es III ein tpabres Wunoer al rfn-
nen, oaB @iemanb perlebt ipuroe.
Mebrere Gubsdnser unb auh Elm 0e=
fdbrt batten einen Moment porber bic
Steae pailirt.
- @sfern abenb, tur3 Dor 8 ubr
fam elm Wtann in Sdreibers @rocerp
uno piinidte einen Waid3uber su taus
fen. Wdbreno er nit bem Yerfduier
nod oem bintern 2ofal sins, fam Elm
4nberer berein, nahm bic @eloi6iebla=
be nit @eIo, elmer eoloenen ubr unb
einem &ebolper unb madte ii1 fort unb
glei9 oarauf folate ibm aud Der grfte.
GRIT einiae 3eit ipdter bemertte man
ben Siebitabl. Die Shieblaoe uno ei=
ni5e papiere iuuroen fpdter beim Sepot
gsfunoen, bic Siebe aber nibt.
- Sb0ne braune Muslin fir 41
Gents, tuertb 81 Gents bel
9arts Mereantile 60.
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Die glebelanb. 2oroin unb gDbeeIinQ
gifenbabn iDirb am %. MuqaH sins
greurlion nit bur6aebenben QDdoti,
beranhalten.
Fir ndbere Musfunft ipenoe man f&
an bic fidet M9tnten oDer an
M. o. Garrcl,
o. g. 81.
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8rieHihe.

6ar bic am "a. Suli enbenbs
Wo4e blieben folgenbe ni1t reflamirte
Briefe auf Der bieiigen poftoffice
emma Gorrer.
Warp 3e,pis.
yfora Qopb.
Jobn 3. Neil.
Odiip Smart.
g. Y. Dearborft g. M.
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Observation-Disclosures

8. Gensles - 2aura u. Walfer.
@m. 2obrman - 2ena 8. Stub.
8. 9. CUNT - Garrie 8enoer.
Nelfon 6. Sugan - Gallie 8latfeloer
Wm. 6. Sipibart - Soa M. 9pfes
@bas. &enti1 - Clara Suite.
s. 80. 6ite - 2issie Sempiter.
Sobn 9orger - sllie 9art.
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MDer's
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ben, tuarum Sie irseub cine Gar-
j foparilIa sebrauGen iollen, to.tt
ieber grnnS Sorbanben, spornm
Q Sse aper's sebrax9en torlen.
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men, 70 nebu,eu Gk bieielbe elm,
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The St. Johns herald., 1897-04-03

In bulletin upon the sugar beet, now being prepared for distribution by the Arizona experiment Station, at Tue son, the Director states. that one of the essentials to successful sugar beet cul : ture is 9 thorough preparation of the soil. It should first be plowed to a depth of twelve or more inches and, if possible, suO-soIieu to d depth 0! aev- eral inches more. This preliminary stirring of the soil IS best done several mouths before the lime of seeding. The soil should then be thoroughly pulveriz- ed. If heavy rains have fallen in the mean time it should be replowed to a depth of about six inches. Just before planting the ground should be carefully narrowed until it is in fine tilth.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-04-03

Montague Stevens, Superintendent of the s. U. cattle Company's ranch and range, on the Frisco river, above Alma, is the author of very interesting con. tribution in the March number of the Cosmopolitan Magazine. It is g realis- tic and vivid description of one of the unique characters frequently found among the cowboys of the frontier. It truly portrays a rare product of the western plains. The title of the article is Front Name Dick"
The St. Johns herald., 1897-04-03
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL.

The Easter number of the Ladies' Home Journal is brimful of heIpfu and entertaining reading. 'A Moravian Easter Dawn" by Clifford Howard. sells the story of the simplest and most beautiful Easter service in America, as it is given in the quaint and pictures que town of Bethlehem Pennsy lvania. Ex-President Harrison's timely article describes "The Social Life of the Presi- dent, "from the day ofhis inauguration, and gives interesting information as to receptions, dInners, and other social events of the White House. The popu- lar series of f"G eat Personal events" is represented by "When Lafayette Rode into Philadelphia" by Jean Fraley Hal lowell. granddaughter of one of the few surviving witness ofthe great Lafayette demonstration which created such a furore nearly three-quarters of a cen- ture ago. Ira D. Sankey has written for this number hymn, entitled "'fhe beautiful Hills," with words by John H. Yates. The third illustration in Charles Dana Gibson's series of chara- cter sketches of "The people of Dick ems" is Tom Pinch and His Sister. |" Lovers of fiction will enjoy Jerome K. Jerome's story,''A Portrait of Lady" and Herbert D. Ward S amusing serial, ''The Burglar Who Moved Paradise" A dellcate tribute to the power anu priv ilege of sisterhood's iu the family Is given in Rev. A H Branford's article on "CLe Woman Who Most Influenced Me-"
 There seems to be no field of woman's s life, duties and interest not noted by the Journal. There are practical views on vital questions by Mir. Box; literary talks by "Drock"; suggestions on fow- CTS and gardening by Eben E. Rextord hints on amateur photography; study of marriage by Ruth Ashmore; the lat es fashions, Mir. Moody's Bible Glass; Mrs. Bottome's talks with The Kings Daughters, a page of dainty luncheons; Mrs. Rorer's cooking lessons, and many other departments that comprehend the round of woman's needs. Each number of the Journal is a valuable book of helpful hints and practical sug- gestions on the everyday problems of home life. By the Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia. Ten cents per copy; one dollar per year.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-04-03

Europe continues to hang on the verge of war. The Greeks remain firm in their attitude. and any day may bring the news that her armies have crossed the frontier and attacked the Turks. The first engagement of this kind will cause showing of hands on the part of the powers which will be as astounding to themselves as to others. Each one can then size up the dupli- city of the other.
The St. Johns herald., 1897-04-03

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