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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08

MUNYON'S
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Colds lead to coughs, coughs to Pneu.
monia and Consumption therefore, it is
all important to check cold before il
reaches the lungs. Munyon's Cold Cure
will positively break a cold inside OF
twenty hours. Old colds, new colds
and obstinate colds cur ed in few hours.
When the cold reaches the lungs or bron-
chial tubes the Cough Cure should be used
alternately every half hour with the Cold
Cure. The Cold Cure is guaranteed to pre-
vent pneumonia if used in the beginning
of a cold. Pneumonia, or Inflammation
of the lungs, can be controlled by the use
of these two cures.
A separate cure for each disease. At all
druggists, mostly. 25c vial.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
CAUTION TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA: Many un-
scrupulous drug cutters, who, having
forced the selling price of MUNYON'S
REMEDIES to cost. and, therefore, not
desiring to sell them, will tie IL you that
these remedies are not good, and will
try to persuade you to take some other
preparation, which they will recon-
mend as being better. Such men are
not deserving OF your confidence or
patronage. Therefore do not be de-
ceived by them, but INSIST upon get
ting n UNYON'S.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08

WOOL Association, and every County Clerk in
TIE state 1or Boards OF Supervisors.
Chairman Craig in his opening address
furnished strong illustration of the neces-
SHY OF protecting American industries.
he stated that Mexico and Australia are
as dangerous as countries lying across the
Atlantic, and called the attention OF his
auditors to certain articles manufactured
there at a cost with which local manutac-
turers could not hope to compete.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Craig's address
several letters were read from persons APP
proving both for themselves and for
others the idea of high protective tariff.
Acknowledgment of invitations and cre-
dentials for delegates were received from
many organizations, the most important
OF which were as follows:
The Los Angeles Board of Trade, the Hum
boldt Chamber of Commerce, American Pro-
tective Tariff League. State Horticultural So
ciety, Ontario Fruit Exchange, State Board of
Horticulture, Santa Cruz Board of Trade, San
Francisco Board of Trade, San Francisco Fruit
Exchange, Dairymen'S Union, Contra Costa
Fruit Union, Manufacturers and Producers
Association OF California, State Board of Trade,
California Wool Association, Produce FIX
change of San Francisco. Builders Exchange
OF San Francisco, Manufacturers Association
OF California.
1t was moved by Julian Sonntag that
five members be appointed COMMITTEE
on report" to which should be referred
all resolutions and suggestions, the mat
tiers in question to be brought before the
conference and finally before the Com
mittee on Ways and Means at Washing
ton. The motion prevailed, and a COM
mittee was appointed in the persons of
Julian Sonntag, c. H. Abbott, P. B. Corn
wall, n. 7. Chapman and E. NJ. Herrick.
The following resolution was offered by
the San Francisco Oh amber OF Commerce
and carried:
ReS0lUed, That in arranging a new tariff the
California delegation in Congress is respect
fully urged to procure the free entry or taking
out bond of all materials actually used for
construction, repairs, equipment or subsist-
ence OF American-built ships in the foreign
trade.
In behalf of the California Wine Pro
ducers' Association, A. Sbarboro Of
fered resolution that a duty of so
cents per gallon be imposed on still
wines. A general discussion followed, in
which Colonel Trevillian supported the
wanted it modified. The latter advocated
a difference in the duties on different
wines. and proposed duty of So case on
champagne. The resolution was adopted
as amended.
j. r. Jansen, representing the Hum
boldt Chamber of Com merce, offered a
resolution advocating restoration of the
rates of the Mckinley tariff bill on wool,
hair, shoddy cloth, rags, fruits, agricul-
tural productions and livestock, all but
the last TO be subject TO the schedule of
1880. He also wanted fruit to be subject
TO such modiEca tions as may be deemed
most beneficial by the fruit-growers and
farmers of other parts of the State, and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08
DIRECTORY sWINDLB.
e. p. Dewey Held to Answer on t
Charge of Forgery.

Es Hs OeWey 1ielO 10 Answer Oh bD6
Charge of Forgery.
E. P. Dewey was yesterday held by
Judge Conlan to answer before the Supe-
rIor Court in $1,000 bonds on the charge of
forgery.
: Dewey and a man named Harris are
connected with gang OF swindlersn hav-
ing their headquarters in New York, who
have robbed bankers and business men
out of thousands of dollars by what is
known as fake directory scheme.
The mode Of operations was published
at the time of Dewey's arrest. He and
Harris got large number of business
men to sign contracts for an advertise
ment in a directory for a trif1ing
amount and when Dewey called to collect
the amounts they had been raised consid-
erabiy.
Several of the merchants who had been
victimized by Dewey gave their evidence
in court and the Judge held him to an
swer before the Superior Court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08
Mate ZoIling Protests.

Several days ago the local Board of Inspec-
tors of Steam Vessels revoked the licenses of
Captain William Smith and First Officer Rich.
ard Zolling OF the ill-fated steamer San Benito,
which was wrecked recently three miles north
of Point Arena. The board decided that both
officers were careless and negligent in handling
the vessel. Mate Zolling is not satisfied to
have his license revoked and he has appealed
from the decision to United States Supervising
Inspector Birmingham, the highest authority
in such matters.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08
THE BELFORD's GREW,
Statement That There Was No Diff
Guilty With the Men.

Guilty With the Men.
Regarding the account OF difficulty be-
tween the master and crew of the Belford
last Wednesday regarding their advance
Captain w. G. McKinnon of the ship states
that the report is incorrect.
In a letter to THE CALL Captain McKin-
non says: my new crew appears to be
satisfied with me, and lam certainly sat
isfied with them in every respect. The
men got what little advance they required
before coming aboard, and then they went
to work cheerfully. If this is 'scab
crew ] will never take any OF her kir 10
sea with me. There was no trouble aboard
of my ship W aIeyer."
The Belford has gone to sea, but this
statement is made for Captain MeKinnon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08
Charged With Robbery.

T. ]. Will Jams, who gave his residence as
the Lick House, swore to a complaint in Judge
Lows court yesterday charging John Doe"
"Mary Roe" and Sarah Hoe with robbery
He complained that two women and man
robbed him OF $25 in saloon on the Barbary
Coast early yesterday morning. Inquiry at
the Lick House eiicited The information that
T. ]. Williams was unknown there, and it is
supposed he gave that address as a ..blind.''
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08

her attorney, moved for new trial, which
was refused, and then notice of appeal was
given and she was released on bonds. On
December 10 the Superior Court granted
her new trial, but nothing further was
heard Of. the case.
Attempts were made yesterday to get
her out on bonds, but they were unsuc-
cessful.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08
ANNIE PICKETT IN PRISON.
The Notorious Pickpocket Is Charged
with Grand Lar cenY

Win Grand Larceny.
Annie Pickett, the notorious pickpocke.
who was arrested in Sacramento Wednes-
day, was brought from there yesterday
morning by Policeman Al Wright and
booked at the City Prison on the charge of
grand larceny.
She and Mamie Bonner another notori-
Gus pickpocket, are accused Of robbing
George Hill, visitor from the East, OF
$500 in a saloon on O'Farrell street on the
night of December 7. Mamie Bonner mas
not yet been arrested.
Annie was some weeks ago sentenced to
six months for vagrancy. She, through
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08
Held for Robbery.

Richard Bohs, alias Dalton, who was ar
rested on December 20, for robbing A. w.
Forbes, 447 Fifth street, of watch and chain
and $15, was yesterday held to answer before
the Superior Court by Judge Conlan on the
charge OF robbery. His bonds were fixed in
$1,000.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-08

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab let's All drug
g1sIs refund the money ii 1t fails to cure 25c
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08
Nnwenoune Ger Gleftrtsttdt in Ger
6drtnerei.

Na9 neueren, in Srantret9 ausgefii6rten
@4rIuben IGBt ii9 bic Glettri3itdt Tofpobl
CUR 8ef9leunigung bes &eimp>p3efIes, als
audi CUR 8ei9leunigung bes Bu4st6uin5 Der
pfldn3en berpert6en. Nd4 Seriu9en BON
9rofeTor 9ecanbo1e teimten Samcft BON
WeiBtobf, Miefentlee, &Oblri5en unb @erie,
naabem ie NIT Wafier poIgeIogen urb in
Elm @lasro6r ge6ra9t puren, burb pel9es
Elm SSSnb1ftions1trom tur3e3eit geleitet purbe,
f9on na9 "a Gtunben UNI 80 psf. mebr, ais
niGt elettriitrte Samen.
Nd9 einem 8erihte BON 8aileD baden in
Sruntrei9 in gr0Berem MaBe ungeite1te
8erfube, bic Sriibgemiiie5u9t in Miitbtez
ten unb @end9sbGuiern bur4 elettrtT@e 8ez
leu@turg pGbrenb Der Na4t 5u bei4leupiz
gen, bel Derf9iebenen Pflan3sa febr beri9iez
bene &e1ultate ergeben. 60 tpurDe bas 8aGsz
t6um bes @a1ates bur9 8ogenz, pie @li6z
li9t, fe6r bel9leuni9t. 9age9en erlpies ii4
bic eleftrii9e 8eleu9tung fir &ubies9sn,
@rbien, Mobrriiben, 3uderri5en, Spinat
unb 8lumenfobl unniib, gum S9sil iogar
19Gbli9, 9ur9 Die @inpirfung ~beiorbers
Der 8ogenlampen auf ben Salat puroe fir
iebe @rnte cine Mo9e an 3ett geipart.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08
Rabensuderfabrifation i'm KIeinen.

9te 6srausge6er bes Horticultural @pitoz
miit" in indianapolis BADEN ii9 iiingit an
ben 9auptz@ 6emiter bes Nderbaltz0 epartez
ments in Wai6ington, 8, 90. @iGep, NIT Der
Trage gepanbt, Ob er nibt Elm @erfa6ren
mittbeilen tDnne, bur9 bei1en Nnpenbung
Der Garmer gu 9uufe 8ii6en3uder fir ietnen
eigenen @sbrau9 ber3u1tellen berm0ge. 6tsrz
auf 6at nun 9r. Wilep 9eantmortet, baB Die
@r3eugung bon Hii6en3uder in tleinemMabz
itabe ii@ ie6r einfa4 6epertteIigsn lafie. @r
Iagt: nSrgenb elm 8armer, Der cine Obitz
mablnriibte (giber M}iD gum &aipeln Der
2iiben, eine Giberpref1e gum Muspre1Ien bes
Safes unb einen @bapprator, nit benz man
Sorgbum=W eelaffe er3engen fam, beitBt,
fam aus 3uderriiben &obauder beritelen.
sSn Der Regel tit Elm foI4er 3udsr BON Sc
f6mad ni9t dngene6nt, ba er nibt r%affinirt
TT, unb Die Sal3e unb bitteren @runbitoffe
entbdlt, pel9e ben Gob3uder unb Die 3iiz
benmeluKe gu Gpeiie5peden ungeeignet MAJ
6en. M6er bennp9 tpirb bas 8erfa6ren 1i6
fir ben Sarmer als Elm interefanter Nnz
19auun9sunterri9t ertpei5s en- unb bic S6at=
fade bemontrtren, baB bic 3uderriibe 3uder
eltt6dlt unb lebterer auf bic ertpd6nte @eiIe
in rober 8e16affen6eit bergsitat tperDen
tann. Der pro5eB Der 3uderbereitung in
geringer Mense mag fernsr biefer SnOuitrie
als @porn bienen urb bel @utes betpirten.
6armsr 1outen fi6 aber ia ni4t nit Der @rz
t~partune tragen, 3uder duf Obige Weiie err
folgrei6 fir ben 9anbel er3eu9en gu %t0nnen;
bas fam aGein nur in totipieligen Su6riten,
Die nit alien our 9erftelung bon reinem raf=
~finirten 3u6er erforoerli4en Nppa=
raten ousgeriiftet itnb, 9ef9eben,
unb nur foI4er 3uder fam ais
9anbeGsartiteG in 8etra6t tOmmen. SSn bic
fer 9inii9t unter14etbet ft@ Die 3uderrii6e
BON benz s3uderrObr, tpel9' 2ebteres einen
3uder ~liefert, Der ielbit in rObem 3u1tanbe
I@mad6aft unb marttfd6ig it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08
Gultur empfobIen: 8u6a9, 8ranODpine,
@peenotQs, 9aDerlanb, 2opett unb @arfielD.
Dermeioun9 Ger JnsuAt i'm bab=
nerbofe.

Msber quite 8flege nod quite STAGE iperben,
ipte BET Der 8iebou9t iiberbaupt, 10 uuh BEL
Der 9ibner6altung bappr betpabren, bah BEL
ben Sb;eren aumdbGi9 Elm 8erfaG u1lD cine
gang pefentli9e G~erminberung Der Qeiz
itungsfd6igfeit %etntritt. 9obalo ale Sbiere
eine getptfe 3eit lang miteinanber bsrtpanot
geporben iinb, muB cine ~Iogenannte 8lutz
auffrtI9ung bur9 @infubr fremoet S6isre
Oorgenommen tperben. Oft aeigen 0ubnerz
b%eltdnoe, tpenn finf Sabre lang bic eigenen
@ier gum 8riten beniiBt norben Iinb, ullb
Der 6abn berIet6e geblieben ober elmer ieiner
oirecten Nd6fommen 1T, 3ei6sn oes Ser
faQes our9 19on nt9t g%eniigenbes Nuslpa9z
fen Der iungen Sbiere, Neigung gu &rant=
6eiten, i4lehtes @terlegen etc. I'm Dem a6z
3u6elfen, nirb INNER als bas etrfaGfe
W}ittel geprtsIen ale paar Sabre einen an
oeren 9abn an5uf9affen. 0as pdre gang
gut, in Wirtli6feit pirb aber bic Sa4s t,eiit
peri4le6tert, ftatt Oerbe1ert. gs Dirb qe=
m06nli6 elm iunges S4ier bonn lebten Sabre,
rl@teIlelJ W " gu Ucl UULDulluellel guHAeIll
paBt ober ntbt, in ben 9iibneritanb gsbra9t.
8el9e Ra4tommen Oieies 8erfabren ergiebt,
fam man ieben, aber au4 ben Samruer TO-
rem, baB Die gier gar ni9t gut ru1sfomz
men,, 10 baB man dlio 6ei jebsr 8rut 70 l:nb
10 biele 8iiden peniger bat als man bubsn
t0nnte unb IoGte.
@s 1T Oaber ratbIam, ben dGten 9a6n,
penn er feline 6ibner gut fibrt uno GUAM
menbdlt, re9t tange leben gu lafien unb iiA
Die 8ruteier BON a%nbsrsmober gu O:rI3affen.
0as 1T Diel einfa9er unb li4erer. Man
fam 10 iebes Sabr anbere @ier nebmsn Anb
dusprobtren, pobei maj lernt, i'm nd6iten
Sabre 6e6ler gu oermeiben. Mean miiB:e
Ii9 MIR INN Die Sadie fiimmern, 10 baB man
piiBte, per in Der Na9bari9aft ooer in err
rei9barer Serne CUTE 9iibner but. Dor ipeit
Der fi6 @ier fommen lafen, BON berlibE:ten
3ii9tern nit entipre9enOen Preiien, bas
fam man ipp6l einmal oOer Elm paar Mal
probiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08
Observation-Disclosures 8rieffaiten.

@inem ieben 2eier 1T bds Gsbt eirgez
rGumt, 1i9 briefli9 ober miinblid an bic
&ebaftion UNI 4usfunft iiber beItimmte
Buntte gu tpenben, pelhe, iotpett ecs in un=
Iersr Ma9t liegt, getpdbrt perben pirb.
@nfragen, benen ni9t Der Nane unb bic
genaue NbrefIe bes Sragete1ers beigefist
fino, perben ni9t bsantportet.
Ote &ebattipn.
1547. a0nnsn sic mir bas &o1bu9 bon
Srau @rica in englii9er Spra9e be1orgen2
Mlineprin5, MinneIota.
Nntport: 9os 8u9 lit meines @iIz
fens in englif3sr lteberfebung no4 ni6t err
I9ienen. IS giebt ia aber anbere engli19 gez
f9riebene 8obbii9er, 3. 9. v@ngli16z@erz
man Il. g. goof 8opt", tpel9es i'm 8erlag
BON &DGing C &lappenba3 in Gbicago fir
$3.50 gu babsn lit.
1913. &Dnnen Sic mir Elm MitteG anqe=
ben, UNI Die 8tnbe, auf @nglif9 uMornina
8lorD", aus Dem Selbe aus5urotten? 9as
2anb in Gras gu fden, bamit babe i9 nod
feinen @rfolg ge9abt.
@br. @stnri@, Soma.
Mntmort: Dies unfraut lGBt ii6 am
beiten baour6 bepGltigen, baB mar ben Sas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08
Jnhaltsperseidni6

l. Seite: Sin uniere 2eIer-8untes Iuerlet -
Observation-Disclosures I'M &letnen - @ntpfeblens>
pertbe @rbbeeren - &ermeibun9 Der SnSu9t I'M
5IbnerbOfe - 9tnpenOuus Der Gleftri5itdt in Ser
@drtneret - 8rieffaiteu: &erttf9un9 bes
@tornin9 @lorp 9ur6fau bel 8ferben @ertb
bon &in6erz un6 S9peinemiit - Gonierpirnns
bes @taumiitcs-@eriittern 6umpfi9en @etreibes-
3eiden elmer suten S~e9ebenne - @e9en bos &oitisz
Uerben pom N6erbuuserdtben @til6eriasmittet
fir SOblen - 9tatb fir um6i9ler.
2. settle: @ini6Ieppuns 9efdbrli6er Snieften
- gtus Benz weitli9en @aibtngtpu 8oransiaz
suus bes 9ei9muds Ser S%artOfel = 9us &enneIz
fee gnitefun9 betm &erperIel Ser GIbe = Gus
WinneiOta Die 8eOeutuu9 bes @eliiselmtits ais
9in9mittel - gtus gtebrasfa - &iifsan9 Ser Gez
treibeauSiubr 9euti9lanbs - Npfelluetn idb st
balteh = S6ue Der @Glber - 8eldla9en fur6tz
famer 9fer6e = 3uferruben ais Giebfutter Die
9eimatb bes @siuitofs - 8ldtter unO 8lutben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08
Din Ole Geierl

Die bon ~uni.ren geebrten Sreunben a1erz
tpdrts i'm 2anbe, i'm Often, Siiben, 8eften,
99orben, oft unter Sarbringung BON ni9t
9eringen Opfern an s3eit fir Die n8eilage"
eeI9rie6enen 8rtefe 1e6men, tpte oas aus
un5dbGigen 3uI9riften our 9eniige bsrDorz
ee6t, baS %gefpanntete Sntereife zines iebr
ausgebebnten 2eiertreiies in Nnfpru9 nno
tpieber6oIt tpirb BON ba aus Der @unf9 aus
gebriidt, baB au9 re9t biele BON 9enen, Die
Bis isBt bon benz 10 anregenben, lebrrei4en
i9riftGi9en Meinungsaustdui9 in Der v8etz
fage" ii4 bartnddig fernge6alten, oaran t9etl=
nebmen unb babur9 Die algemeinen Snterz
Efen, ipelbe Die beutf9en 8auern6rioer
d%lent6al6en in bieIem 2anbe NIT chamber
berbinoen, nu9 &rdften be6en unb fOroerr
mD9ten; nitt nur ent6aIten Dieie Mittbei=
lungen oft lebrrei6e @ngaben iiber bic
Sru9t6arfeitT; bts flimatiI9en un6 8obens
%ber6Gltnife II. I. m. FINER 9e9enb, 1on0ern
lie iinb AUDI bu3u anget6an, beutf3e 8lieber
Der md9tigen 9emeinbe BON Sarmern in
ben beri9iebemten 9ebietst6eilen %unierer
Union einanber (geiitig t~penigitens) ndber gu
bringen unb Snterefie fir einanber gu etz
ipeden.
0sIen Wiini9en Der Seller fige i9 nun
aud Don g2euem meinen 6in5u unb betone
nO6mals auf's Nu9Oriidli9ite, baB ale 3uz
16riften, nel9e tpegen ungeiibt6eit i'm 1mz
ee6en nit Der Sober etpu Sebler in Der
S9reibpetie aufpeiien, BON mir re9t germ
brudreif gemu3t perben; es brdu9t fth
dlio &einer, Der bis6er in Der Gei6e %unIerer
gOrrefponbenten feblte unb feline Saumz
feligteit nit Der @rtldrung entf9ulbigte,
er oeritebe ben pflug 0ber irgenb Elm ar1beres
@dergerGtb better gu b%unObubeu, als Die Sc
Der, gu ideuen, feline @nii4ten unb Soeen
ii6er MISUNDERSTANDING (niAt politif9e)
5rogen in Der u8eitage" gum 8eiten gu gez
BEN. N1r Courage, es pirb i9on geben
uub SIR eripetf Sud gegenieittg et1en taz
merabf9aftGi9en 9ienit!
Ollie fir bic n8eiluge" beftimmtsn .3u>
f4riften itnb gu obrefiren:
Mnbreas Simon,
Rebdtteur Der vQdnbn. Sci
1age" berrSGL Staats<3eiz
tune", g9icago, Sill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08
Ubtrnen, as1ttt4nndJ, 8. 9ssenther 1892.

unb Butter nirgenotpo biItger, g~eponnen
tperben fam, ais inn fiiOli9en Serus. @r
fat in, Der g}Gbe Der Stabt 9ouIton uno 0es
@olfes DonMerifp 5000 Ncre 2aro anqefauft
unb einge3Gunt. 6err Wbeeler nir6 tpenigs
items 1000 iunge mil4enbe &ii6e auf 8eibe
baben, bic ale NIT Muf9ine gemolfen perben
fouen, mittelt Oes fogenannten @uibmann
Ylanes. 8i8 gum 1. Sanuar 1898 1oG bic
Mil9erei i'm bolen 8etriebe 1ein. Die mo-
b~erniten uno prafti tenGinri6tungen tper=
ben uuf biefsr rieiigen Mil9erei u~ngepdnbt,
nit @inf6luB elmer 5abrit fir finit1i9es
Sis. ONES fir bas 8ieb ben0t6igte Sutter
ipirO 6err W6eeler ielbft 3ieben unb fem I'M
terne6men gu elmer mui terbaften Wirtbi9aft
ma9su, an pelder fhh etpaigeNadfolger Elm
8eifpiel ns6men t0nnen.
X X X
Qderbauminilter 8ilfon fpri1t ii9 Ie6r
abfdGig iiber bic gegentpGrtigen g e n
It anbberi9te aus. 9ieIel6en feisu gu
umi tdnbli9 urb ~anitatt Elm flares Bib Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gage gu ge6en, berz
tpirrten fie burd hire 5dtperfdGigteit. AuA
p~erringere bic groBe Nn3abl BON @rnte~8ez
richter tattern bsren perlDnli9e @erantnort>
li9feit. 6err @ilfOn trttt baber euergii4
fir cine 8eform auf bieiem @ebiete elm.
9ur9 iorgfGltige Nusipabl in nibt mebr
tpie 25 @taateu BON %inteligenten unb tpenn
m0g1i9 erTa6renen &orrefponbenten, mo-
bann ieber 81 fir ieOen Der neun 8eri4te
unb ie 81 fir 3tpei 8eri9te, 500 5uIammen
i'm Sabre, erbdlt, pirbe bas 9epartement
elm @pitem einfii9ren, auf pel4es eS fth
oerIafen t0nnte. Serner tpiirbe nt9t dlain
bic itatiitii9e Nrbeit bes DEPARTMENTS gez
trdfttgt, %fOnbern Iebteres piirbe audi in
ndbere 8erbinbung nit ben Nder6aui1terz
effen bes 2anbes 9ebra6t. Ser @tatiititer
empfteb1t bic Grnennung BON flint &eifainz
ipettoren, beren pfli4ten GbnGib benen Der
Fran50iif9en Snipsttoren iinb, Die 8erz
bGltniffe Iol6 elmer Snbuitrie pie
Die amsritanif6e 2anbpirtbTGaft, bic
fi4 BON balbartti19er na@ 4aIbs
tropil6er Gegenb eritredt, elm &a<
pitaG bon $16,OO0,OOO,O0O reprGfentirt unb
Die birette @ubIiiten3 bon ettpa 40 pro3ent
Der gan5en 8eb0lterung bilbet, bere9tigen Die
Initelung BON gut ausgeriiiteten Snipettu>
rem CUR Inter ftiiBung Der regelmdBigen lo=
fallen &orreIpon0enten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08
Gmpfeblenswertbe Grobeeren.

Die @erbeFerung Der @rbbsere i8reitet
nur lang1am portpdrts, benno9 lit na9 benz
8eri9t BON prof. 90. S. Green BON Der @er>
1u9sftatipm in Obio Elm Sortf9ritt gu berz
3ei9nen. 9ie na9senanntsn Sorten perben
ienem @eri9t aufOlge als bic am metiten perz
fpre9enben %genonnt: Nroma, Nnna Sem
nebp, 8sautp, Gopernicus, glpoe, Carrie,
enormous, 9len MurD, !9aa's 5aDorite,
portage, &ubp, 3tO, Staples, Sennenee,
prolific. @on ben betamteren Sortsn tper=
ben bic na9perSet9neten CUR auQsmeinel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08
Suntes Querlei.

Sn feinem ioe6en DerDffentfi9ten Sabres>
beri6t bat Der 4derbau=@ efretGr benz in
MbatcOm gountp, @af9ington, pro-
b~u8irten Sla4s bas bette 3eugniB nusses
felt,
Sit 5armer in @iGiamfon gountb
Seras, perben nd9ftes Subr bOr5uss=
tpeiie Mei5en p~flun3en. Sebs @arlabungeu
@amen<8eisen iinb bsreits in Sa9Gor an
~eetommen.
Re1Ii3 truf cine @efeHi9aft Rutbenen
nus 158 S0pfen beftebenb, in Winnipee
Elm. Sic bra9ten ettpa $1,000 in barren
Geloe NIT unb perben Ii9 auf bic beri9ie=
eenen Infieoelungen ~bert9etlen.
X X 4
On Der SiGmore Str. in 5airbaben
Wbatcom 60, 8 ufbtngtpn, ptrb ii
&iir5e etne 9szgonierbenzSabri errt9tei
tDerben, peI4e cine &apu3itdt BON 10000 ST,
fen baben ipQ. %. q. @oobin II. q. ftnb BIZ
Begriinoer oes neuert l1nternebmens.
Sn Sc &oD, 3epgOrt, fou cine 3uderz
fabrif erri4tet tperben, urb bieGe Surmer Der
nmgegeno BADEN b.reits einen Contract I'M
ber8ei9net, laut pel4em fe fi9 berpfli9ten
nd4ites Sribia3r 3uderriiben gu pftunaen,
X
Dieter Sage tpurbe bic Organization BEG
Qden GDuntp, S%nbinnu, 3uderriibens
Clubs oolfenbet unb folgenbt 8eamte err
ipdblt: prGiibent, Nterunber Sobnion; @icez
prdfioenten, 2ebi 8rintIsb unb s. 6. gut>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08

1854. Sd m09te sic uno bic geebrten
2eier fragen, mo- ib cine tpeIBe Maus tau=
fen fam?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08

men ni9t CUR 8eife tommen tGBt unb ba5
Qonb griinbli9 cultibirt.
1919. 8itte UNI cine 0brefe, BON no iA
tpeibe Wnan0Otte> 9ii6nsr be5ie6en fam.
SC. 3, porat, 8af6ington.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-08

9te MiBernte bes ptl6en &eifes i'm nDrbz
li3en She'll BON MinneDta bat unter
ben b%ortigen Snbianern, tpel6e babur9 in
Rot6 gerat6en, groBe 8eitiiraung berborgee
rufer. Ser 8oben nan ben sa113en 9ommer
binbur9 nit Daffer bebedt, ba6er Die MiBz
ernte. Der Mangel an pilbem Heis, tpet6ex
fonTt i'm neberfluB tpd9it, 1T aud bieS9ulb,
baB in biefem Sabre i'm nSrbli6sn She'll bes
Staates 10 penig pilbe @nten borfommsn.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1897-03-05
The French Convention.

The old French convention lasteu
three years month and four DAYS.
1t had 749members a%ndpassed 11.21Ode-
crees OF it's 749 members. IS We're gull
lOtined-Duray, June 26. 1893. being the
first. and Bishop Huguet the last. Octo-
her q. 1896; s We're assassinated and
= shot: IA committed suicide; > died of
grief: q persisted in abject misery; 3
died on the highway. to be eaten by
dogs; ]. .Armanville. the last wearer of
the red cap, persisted i'll n drunken fit;
4 died mad: . were killed in the army:
/ vas carried away by the Prussian:
and never heard of; 3 died suddenly: 1
expired in prison; 1 fell dead of joy OH
learning that Bonaparte had disem-
bal'ked at Freius; 1873 persisted in exile
or in penal settlements. 23 were never
heardo of from the date of the eighteenth
Brumaire: 81 vanished after the coro-
nation of Napoleon. and % died in pow
erty and obscurity. The convention
had G3 presiding officers. of whom IS
we're g%uillotined and 8 transported; 20
We're outla wed, and g sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life; 4 died in mad.
houses. and 3 committed suicide.