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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
MOTORMAN SHOT.
He Bumped n Buggy on the Track and
the Occupant Tried to Kill Him.

ST. LOUIS. April 23.-James +. Thorp,
motorman. was shot by Ira Stansbury in
front of the City Hall to-day. Stansbury
was in a buggy, which he was driving on
the track. Thorp ran an electric car up
behind the buggy and sounded the gong
for Stansbury TO get off the track. Stans-
bury was driving fast and refused TO turn
out. ThOrp ran his car up 10 the buggy
and bumped IL off the track. Stansbury
dispassionately stopped his horse, lowered
the hood OF his buggy. produced revolver
from under the seat and carefully shot the
motorman through the thigh When ar
rested Stansbury was perfectly calm. He
said he had as much right on the street as
and that no mOtOrman had any fran
chise To run him down. Stansbury is sew
enty-seven years old and has been a resi-
dent of St. Louis for sixty years. Twenty
years ago he was proprietor or the largest
saddlery and harness establishment In the
city
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
Cuban Camp Captured.

HAVANA, April 23.-Lieut. Col. Alien
with the Maria Christina battalion en-
gagged the insurgents at Purgatorio. Ha-
vana province, his advance guard pursuing
them to the Providence. farm. Here they
were intrenched and three hours fighting
followed. The Spaniards captured the camp
ana important documents. The fleeing in
surgents left sixteen killed on the field and
had many wounded. The regulars lost none
but had sixteen wounded
Orders have been given for expulsion from
the island of George y. Guirre. a natural
ized american. He was captured i'm a boat
near Havana
Enrique Palma and Mizard Italians and
a French lady, Mariana Flamand have
been lodged in Jail at Santiago de Cuba on
the charge of assisting the rebellion.
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SHAMEFUL" 4" "SCANDALOUS."
Conduct of Lieut.. BamfOrd and Mrs
O'Brien Criticized

ATLANTA, Ga, April 23.-At the Romeyn
court-martial to-day Captain Romeyn
brought out some sensational testimony.
He is making every effort to prove by his
witnesses that his comments on the rela-
tions between Lieutenant Bamford and
Mrs. O'Brien, which form a part of the
charges. We're justified. Lieutenant w. f
Martin testified that he had seen Lieuten-
ant Bamford and Mrs. O'Brien together
frequently enough to create comment and
that Mrs. Martin had cut Mrs. O'Brien
Mrs. Martin testified that other members
Mrs. O'Brien.
Lieutenant Kalke followed. The action
OF Bamford and Mrs. Brien were such
as 10 produce unfavorable criticism of the
regiment, he said He said that such epi-
thets as shamefuf and "scandalous'' were
used by inmates of the post in reference
10 the couple. Mrs. Kalkes testimony
emphasized that of her husband, character
iZing the relations of Lieutenant Bamford
and Mrs O Brien as a desperate Irritation.
The court then adjourned until tomorrow
morning
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
job for Edhem Pashn.

LONDON, April pa dispatch to the
Times from Constantinople says that, while
Osman Pasha will take supreme command
of all the Turkish armies engaged against
Greece. Edhem Pasha will remain in ac-
tive command of the eastern army, with
headquarters at Macedonia.
The correspondent of the Daily News at
Constantinople says: 1T Is reported that all
telegraphic. comTau lication with Constanti-
nople is now cut off, except by way of
Odessa. i am assured that lZzet Bey has
been received again into the favor of the
Sultan"
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Captain Romeyn is well known by many
people in indianapolis. Several years ago
he was on recruiting service here and his
family resided in the city three or four
years after he went TO his command in
Texas. He has "a number OF friends I'm the
city and is a member OF the Indiana Com
mandery of the Loyal Legion. He served
during the civil war in an Illinois regiment
and at the close was appointed TO a lieu
tenancy in the regular army In recognition
OF his faithful service. He saw several
Indian campaigns and had good standing
in the service. He is "a scholarly man and
for years has been a contributor OF sketches
to magazines and papers Those who knew
him while here believe that only a deep
feeling OF personal or family injury could
have caused him TO assault tine lieutenant
who filed the charges, as ne is the reverse
OF an aggressive and quick k-tempered man
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
santt Qunranta Bombarded,

ATHENS. April 24-1:3o a. m.-The west
ern squadron, which bombarded Santi Qua
ranta. left Corfu yesterday morning (Fri-
day) Immediately on arriving al the Bay
of Santi Quuaranti the line OF battle was
taken up the war ships spreading out in
fan shape. with the torpedo boats occupy
ing the outlying points. with the advantage
of fire. The cannonade opened in the live
lest fashion and continued at high pres
sure for two hours. The great destructive
ness OF the shells was soon observed I'm the
dismantling OF buildings in every direction,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
waiting for One to Cry Enough"

BRUSSELS, April 23.-Le Nord to-day an
nounces that all the powers have given
their adhesion TO the note of the Russian
minister for foreign affairs. Count Mou-
ravieff, assuring the Greeks and Turks OF
the friendly interference of the powers i'm
the present struggle so soon as asked for
by either side.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24

troops in addition to the Turkish garrison
Three war ships have left Suda and an
chored opposite the fort The admirals have
gone to reconnoiter I'm a torpedo boat. The
correspondent says that Colonel NasSoS mas
written TO the admirals 70 ask whether the
powers are In alliance with Turkey. The
object of this inquiry is obvious.
y dispatch TO the Daily News from Canea
saws that Colonel Nassos has notified the
admirals that he has been ordered TO at
tack the Turks. The Times correspondent
at Canea says it is reported there that COL
NasSos has received this order
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
Crown Prince DnniIo to His Troops.

CETTINJE. Montenegro. April 23.-Crown
Prince Danilo, in an address to the Monte
negrin troops to-day said I'VE sincerely
hope this conflict (the war between Turkey
and Greece) Will cost as little human life as
possible. Our interests thus far have not
been affected, but should the force OF cir
cumstances. or, which God forbid. some un-
happy event in any way prejudice our m
terests we will instantly prove ourselves
brave and worthy sons OF our beloved faith
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
Bulgaria Ordered to Keep Quiet.

LONDON, April PA dispatch to the
Standard from its correspondent at Con-
stantnople says: The Russian government
has sharply ordered Bulgaria 10 keep quiet.
vet Bulgaria has given the Porte notice
that she will mobilize her troops tomorrow
Saturday unless the berats (the warrants
for five more Bulgarian bishops in Mace
donia) and the appointments of bulgarian
commercial agents at Cskub and Monastir
u oro taH
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
Municipal Bonds

Editorial Indianapolis Journal. April Is, 1871
The municipal bond Is
coming to be one Of the most important fea.
lures of the bond market. Thus far all that
were offered have been freely taken at
rate of interest and premium which shows
not only that investors have confidence in
such securities, but that money was never
90 plentiful or so ready to accept low rate
of interest"
BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
Fire at a. summer Resort.

BINGHAMTON, y. Y. April 23-Fire
started in some unknown manner at Whit
neys' Point, twenty miles north of this city.
to-day and destroyed property OF the esti-
mated value of $3.50 900. The Insurance is
estimated at $50 .Oc0 Among the buildings
burned were the Beach House and the
Quick House the Baptist Church. the office
of the Whitney's Point Reporter, and a
large number of stores and Offices
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24

NEW YORK. April 23.-Five hundred and
sixty-two Greek recruits Will sail to-mor-
row on the French line steamship La
Champagne for Havre- From there they
will be transported via Marselles TO the
scene of the conflict between their country
men ana the Turks. The recruits come
from different cities. as follows: Chicago.
$50: Birmingham, Ala, -: Atlanta Ga. s:
Minnea polls, 20, Boston, p; Lowell. s; Hart
ford, s.: Trenton, n j.. 6. Baltimore, 8. and
ilhnut anl from this city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
TOLEDO AND DETROIT TRAINS.
The Popular
MONON ROUTE
I: 1t the bestCHiCAG0TInimuse, re, e I4s HOURS
FOUR DAILY TRAINS

Leave Indianapolis-7:o0 a. m. u:5o a. m. 3:35
p. m. 1855 night
Trains Arrive Indianapolis-3:3o a. m. 7:45 a.
m, 2:s5 D.. m. 4:35 d. m
Local sleeper IN Indianapolis ready at $50 D.
m Leaves Chicago. returning. at 2:45 a. m. Can
be taken time after $50 d. m
Ticket offices. 2 West Washington street. Union
Station aad Observation-Disclosures Depot.
GEO. w. HAYLER d. p. A
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General Henderson IN.

DUBUQUE. Ia. April 23.-Congressman
Henderson has been confined TO his room
several days past with recurrence of his
old trouble I'm his amputated leg. His con-
dition is such that his physicians have
dered absolute rest. bodily and mentally,
for two weeks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
He Objects to Investigations.

PITTSBURG. April 23.-The session OF
the legislative committee appointed TO in
quire into the condition of affairs I'm the
Pittsburg mining district was enlivened to-
day by the severe arraignment OF the COM
mittee by j. Il. Corey, wealthy coal 0p-
orator. who objected 10 the Legislature
''nosing into other peoples business and
said the members ought TO be investigated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
MOUSTAPHA BEY'S ADVICES.
Reports of Recent Fighting Received
by the Turkish Minister.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-A dispatch re-
ceived by the Turkish minister to-day from
Constantinople says: "A heavy exchange
of shots took place on Wednesday between
the division of the Turkish army COM
manded by Nechad Pasha and the Greek
forces without any tangible result. From
a demonstration made by the Twenty-frst
Infantry, the Sixth Battalion of Artillery
and the First Division of Cavalry Naim
Pasha was enabled TO take position in
front oflthe Greek forces who are now con-
centrated in the plain face to face with the
Ottoman forces in front of Milouna and
Scoumbra passes, having with them eight
battalions of infantry beside light artillery
A demonstration made by Hawky Pasha
enabled him to take position on the side
of Mraly plain with twelve battalions of
infantry and with artillery and cavalry.
He was thus enabled TO cut off the retreat
of the Greek forces who took position at
Coskenyc. The same demonstration en-
abled Hamdi Pasha to take the offensive
against the Greek forces. Naim Pasha's
division, without serious resistance from
the Greeks. has occupied the village of
Carad djakaran, and Hamdi Pasha also occu-
pied all the important and fortified posi-
lions at Caradavrien and Gardic.'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
Miles Not Yet Granted Permission.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Secretary AL
ger stated to-day that no final decision had
been made as yet respecting the sending of
Gen Nelson A. Miles, commanding general
of the army. to the scene of the Turko-
Grecian conflict for the purpose of military
observation. The question was under ad-
Visement the secretary said, and he was
desirous of feeling assured first that the
mission would be in accordance with pre-
cedents. If General Miles goes he will prob
ably leave within week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
Fort Ixzedin Attacked.

LONDON. April 2S.--The Times corre-
spondent at Canea says that to-day the
insurgents are attacking Fort Izzedin.
which is occupied by the international
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
French Ladies Oner to Nurse Greeks.

PARIS, April pa number of ladies have
offered their services at the Greek legation
here to act nurses with the Greek armies
in the field. This has caused the officials
at the legation to announce that the.r serv-
ices would gladly be accepted. but no funds
available to pay for their Journey TO
Greece.
The members of the Greek colony here
are delighted at the better news from the
Thessalian frontier and are greatly pleased
a. the proposed motion expressing the sym
pathy of the United States Senate with
Greece in her struggle against Turkey.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24

patched ten thousand men towards the
coast OF Macedonia, fearing a flank attack
from the Gulf of Salonica. The Greek fleet
In returning from the capture of Katrina
bombarded the port of Litchoron-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24

while flames burst out in many places. The
fire of the Greek gunners was excellent,
and there was no waste of ammunition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-24
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Deformity Apparatus Trusses. Elastic Hos
iery. Largest stock Of Artificial Eyes in the
state. Invalid Chairs OF all kinds and acces-
sories for the sick room. Trusses made ana
properly adjusted. Store open every Saturday
night.
VIM. H. ARMSTRONG & CO.
u South Illinois Street, Indianapolis. Ind.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Qus Slo.Oafota.

GmerD, Gibbs afota, 5. Mdr5 1897.
Gee9rter 6err Gebatteur.
sS9 babe fbon 10 biel unb oft Niibli9es
unb Sntereiantes in Der v9eilaae" geleIen,
baB AUDI i'd MIDI eebrungen fiible, einige
3eilen gum NuBen unb Trommen Der geebr=
ten 8auern6riiber gu 19retben.
Sn Solge Der i9ledten s3eiten 9iebt es
Diele GARNER nno audi onbere 2eute, bic 1i6
Elm beieres 6eim 1ll6en tpollen unb ipirb
besbalb ia audi bel iiber Selma unb Die
8er6dltnife Deri6ieoener @sgenpen geIbrie=
ben. Nu9 mir iino auf Der Sude na1
einem befIeren 6eim bel 6srum gereiit; na9S
Dem mir cine 3eit lang in Californian llnb
au9 in 8irginien gepe1sn, uno i9 MIDI in
Sfla6pma, S~iio<4Rtfouri unb NprozIrtanz
fas umgeIe6en bate, limb mir 81 Der @inz
Iibt gefpmmen, baB Der Yrairiefarmer ui9t
in Iolbe @egenoen poBt, tpo CT Die meiits Or
Belt nit Der Sdno, obne 6iilfe bon Pferoen
nnb MaI9inen, Ielbit berridJter uao babel
70 bel entbe6ren ODER t9euer taufen mlb,
tpas er altf elmer Prairiefarm getp0bnlib in
6iiQe uno 5iille bat. 8eIonbers mOhte ib
Dor ben Iubltben unb 0fliden Staaten mar
mem, fpp a1e, ober bod Die meiiten Sarmpro=
butte 10 boot i'm prsiie lteben, benin bort muB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
Die Sefruhtune Ger Koniein
betrefen6.

@iebt es einsn 8epeis poer cine On
libt b%ariiber, baB befru6tete &0niginnen
nun einmal ausfliegen? Sd babe gum 9eis
lpiel @nbe Mpril cine alte &0niqin ausfliez
gen 9eIe9en, tpie ib natiirIi9 anna6m, sur
8efru9tung.
@iebt es i~i6er9allpt einen 8eipeis 9afiir,
Dab cine 8Dniain nlr einmal befru6tet pirb,
lomit bic Sefru6tung 5 Sabre ausrei9t
unb in oieler 3eit niGt berbirbt2 Meinen
9eo6a9tunQtn unb meiner lleberaetquna
tit es bod ipo6l unnotiirli6, baB Die
8efru9tlrng 5 Sabre auSrsi6t unb in oieler
langen 3eit nibt nerbirbt. Sine &0ni9in
b%etiftet, allerbings in Der gr6Bten @ierloqe,
tGgli6 1000 3sllen, ma9t in einem Monat
10000 @ier, psl6e ale befru6tet neroen
miiien; bies 1T isbr biel, unD CLAUDE ib
ni6t, Dap ou5u Die einmaligs 8efru@tund
ausreldt. SD 9abe oielmebr, 10 LANCE niGt
trifti9e @riinoe ba itnb, bic bas @eQeut6eil
telpsiisE, fblaenbe Mnii9t: Die &6niqin
piro BON 3eit 81 3eit t6eils i'm Stpde, t6eils
I'M 5reifn befruAtet. Mts bieIem @runbs
erfldre ih mir I'M Srii6iabr bic pielen pei=
I%ellolen 8Dlter, pel9e nod na9trGali9 ba>
our9 entiteben, baB Die 3uriidte6renbe aGz
Hisin fi@ psrfliegt, @inluB bsgsbrt Bel eiren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

er ni9t gu eirsm anne6mbaren preis berz
farfen fann. S9 fo1te meinen, fir einen
Sarmeigent6iimer lei bieie Srage gar ni9t
f9per gu beantiporten. Gr fam has @prn
a~ufbepabren bis gum nd9Iten Sabr unb
folte bieIes Sabr ipenigsr pflanssn, %anitutt
oefen cine anbere 5ru9t anfden. Sin BG9@
ter fann bas iebo9 nur in ben feltenIten Sal
len tbun; erItens tpirb INN pftmuls porge=
i4rieben, mas er iden unb p%flan5en ioQ,
5~tpeitens muB ct gemObnli9 ales, tpas er gez
er1tet bat, 9lei4 mad Der grnte 81 irgeno
einem Preis ~oerfaufen, bamit er Die Pa9t
be5ablen fann, Wenn er audi ipirfli9 in Der
Gage pGre, ietn Corn nod cine ~5eitlang oufz
5u9e6en, 10 iinb auf ben meiiten Sarmen
nlcbt Cribs genug, unA es unter3ubrtngen
prauben unter benz freien 6immel aber
tpiirbe es %perfaulen. @s giebt tppbl @igen=
tbiimer, ipel@e in iolden 5dlen Elm @inieben
baden, ibren pd9tern g~eeignete @ebduli9z
teiten erri6ten uno ibnen ipobl audi Bel ben
i9iperen Soften einen She'll bes Ba@t3inies
e~rlafen, aber it geb0ren gu ben Seltenbetten.
8. Sod.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17
profshor peurY iber 5uderrdben,
QuItur.

Gor benz 5urmers Snititut in WppletOn,
Mis., bielt biefer Sage 8rof. @. u. 9enrp
bon Der StaatszNderbuuI6ule in MabiIpn,
Der ben @egenftanb felt elmer 0feibe BON Sab
rem fleiBig ftubtrt bat. einen &prtrug iiber
Die R%iben3uder5 6abritation I'M 8eIonDeten
uno 3udErii6sn3ubt iiberbaupt. Ser PrOz
fefior 6e9ann nit einem gei9i9tIiDen 3iidz
Bid Der @ntftebung Der Gii6en6uderfa5riz
@fdtion, tpel6e 5uerIt ppr ungsfd6r $50 Sch
rem in 0eutihlanb erfunben purbe unb u1z
ter benz eriten giapplepn in Srantrei1 CUR
eroBen 8liit6e g~elangte. neil Napoleon our9
reiAe Stdatsbilfe bic 8ii6en5u9t unb3uferz
fabrication berbe3fern un0 berpplfommnen
IieB. Wie aber 0eut59tann bic Miege Der
&ii6en5uder@ Snbuitris mar. 10 lit es ao9
beute, fibrte Der &ebner aus, bas 6auptproz
buttionseQanb Der 0elt bofir, inbem bort
jdbrlid einbunosrt un6 d3t3ig Milliontn
SDnnen iOl4en 3uders f%a6ri5irt peroen.
@ad bteiem 6eI6rieb Der ProfeKOr bic Saz
irritation oes 3uders, ipie fie beute na6 benz
ueatlten. ber6e1erten Sptem gei6iebt,
bon " Bis 8. Sobam Ipra9 er iiber Die
&iibensu9t unb fpie bic 3uderriibe mad nil
feni9aftIi6en Grunbidben fortpdbrenb perz
eoslt poroen fet, 10 baB iol9e &iiben isBt
i9on in bielen 6dlen "a 8ro5ent 3udergsz
gebalt hdtten, mo anfdngli6 6 pro5ert Elm
gutter proaentIab geipeien iet. Nu6 iiber
Die 8ooenbef9affen6eit unb bas Glimu, bas
fur ben &u6enbau notbtpenbig lit, ipra6 ct
lt1lo meinte, baB Der 1iiblide unb 0itlid6e
She'll bes Staates 8iscorfin ~bsionbers gut
6dfiir geeignet Tei. @9IieBli6 fiibrte er aus,
pelde @ortbeile 5einer Meinung naGp Dem
5armer, benz @ef6dftsmanne unb ben 8ez
pobnern bes Staates ~iiber6dupt burd ben
Nufbau elmer &iiben3uder= 9SSnbu1trie err
tpa9ien tpiiroen. @r i6gte, baB i'm Stauts
Wtsconfin iGbrli6 fir $5,OOO,OOO 3uder
pber so gfunb auf Die Berfpn berbrau6t
piiroen, unb baB es 25 FOLDER 3uferfabrifsn.
ipie Die in MenompneeSdus erbullte, beoiirfe,
nm ben 8eodrf fir .bieIen @toat GIT fd6rtaiz
rem. Saraus tonne man lei6t erfe6en, ipie
rtiblt9 IS 1etn Diiroe, tpe1rr Der oar3e Ser
bienit uno Prpfit bafiir i'm Staute bliebe,
anitatt na4 auspdrts gu ge6er. Bum
S9l1B briitte ii4 Rebner gegen cine grGz
mlirung uno untertiiBung Der SsSnouitrte feiz
tens Der &%egierung aus. Man IoGe erIt, 10
metnte er, oabin pirten, baB bic SSarme.
augemein einen 8erfu6 nit Der 3u9t bon
Hitben MAIDEN uno penn es Damn CUR Sc
MICE b~etpieien lei, buB 8itben gut unb in qez
ni9enoer Auuntitdt TN elmer @egenb se3pz
gen tperoen %tOn1en, bantt tpiirben bic &apiz
%taliften bonn Often f6pn gerne 6ereit Iein,
bort 5abriten gu bauen, po Tie piiBten, bah
lie beiteRen nno prOfita6el betrie6en perben
t0nnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

8oben i'm Diingungs3uitqnb it, Grif9sr
Miit 1T niht (%beipnbers auIagenb), befto belsr
nirb bic Grnte ausfqlen, Sn 8saug auf
bas pflan3en Der aartoffeln tit nod gu ey=
pd6nen, baB man bic ein3elnen &nonen porz
ii9tig, obne bic Seine gu beI9dbisen, aufz
rebt in bas niht gu tiefe pflan5lo9 iteGt
l1nb bann Die pflan5ung bebutIum nit Der
aufgepprfenen @roe 5u3iebt.
6rii6fdrtoffeln, 5fpedmdBig berangeaogen,
iinb mod Elm 9an5 lobnenoer Nrtifel uno Ipl
es MIDI 6es6al6 freuen, penn meme Mus=
fiibrungen eine Inregurg bilben, bic 5rii6=
tultur Der &artpffeln in Der angegebenen
Weiie gu betret6en.
Nnm. ber st ed. = Suite frii6e Sprten
iinb: Sreeman, Aueen, 9enoerIon's Garlp
Puritar, @arlp Sbio etc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

laufen fann. 6ierbur9 pirb Die 5enpefas
tur oes Mai1ers natirli9 dbgetu1lt utio
penn 1e unter $50 @rab fdGt, maB nun
todenbesWaher 5ugieBen (pGbrenb man bas
@etreibe aus benz Safe bebD unb umriibren,
bis Der S6ermon1eter 1922 @sab anz
3eigt. Na9bem Der @amen SO Wtinuten
lang eingetpei9t mar, nimmt man i'm bsnaus,
tau9t i'm CUR @6fii6lung in faltes @aiIer,
tdBt bie5es gut a&aufen uno breitet i'm fpz
fort uuf Der Otele pber benz Seqeltu5 gum
ISrDdnen aus, ippbei man i'm ban1 unD carn
be9ufs 8fI6leunigung bes Sr0duens nit
einem geeigneten 8ertaellg ltmtpenbsf. Nuf
bieie Wetie tpirb fortgefabren, bis eine qeniis
genOe Wenge bes Saatautes bieier 8ebano=
lung unter5Ogen lit. @irb Der Samen brett
lpiirfig geidet, brau@t ct niht erit getrodnet
gu peroen; ipo Elm y9ria" benubt miro, muB
er 10 9eitellt tperoeu, baB fir ie ei1en @cre
ni6t mebr ais bds getpDbnli9e Saatqud1z
tlm CUR 8eripenhung gelangt, neil Die Gu
nlentOrner ipobl etpas eef4tpoGcn iino.
SOl6e -&0rner berfiittern ihh AUDI ni6t 10
lsidt, ais bplltpmmen trodene.
Sbiges @erfabren lit 9e9en 0en6lugbranb
6eim Safer, ben 1tinfenben 8rulrb belm Beiz
gen urb gegen ben Sci entornbranb al5aipetz
ben. Dem Maisfpl6enbranb tann nulI bier
burh nidt porbeugen, ou6 bat it9 Die Be
9anblung nit beiBem @afier bei benz Slug
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belnbe 8eTenforn= Dber @ei3enIamea oiele
branbiqe &Drner entbdlt, 1T sS aage5eigt,
beniefben alerit in fuItes @aifer gu thHn '1ao
na6 benz ltmriibren bic 0benauf I%drDtinne1l@
ben branbigen 8Drreri ab5ui90pfer, belm
8efenforn5amen muB bic Semperdtuc oss
WafIers ebenfals ouf 1875 Grab er6dlten
perben, bod iolte bd Der Sdllle1 ettpa 10
Minuten i'm @afier gelaffen tperben, oa 9er7
1eDbe bonn 6eiBen @uier ni6t 10 lei9t 19dO@
ti9 beeinftl1Bt ipirb, 3um 6eraus5ttpe1t lll1o
@intauder ~6ranbtgen Sanens tdrIl man
fi6 me6anti9er @orri9tungen, 9ebsl, be-
bieren, mo- 5iemlid1 Oiel Suat9ut cur Sez
6unblung gelungt, itnb 3tpei periOt1en ertorz
berlid, cine, UNI bic Temperature Des Wa11ers
3u requliren, Die anoere, rm bds .8etreloe
ein5utau4en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-17

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fIiiiiig, pie %meiitentbeils angenommen tpirb.
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biirfte es iAon I'M Snterefe Der Smter liez
gen, ipenn bier bic Nabr6eit fstgeTteGt tpiro,
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ten, Ionbern glau6en, Die 9robnen 1inb nur
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gum @ebeiben bes 8oltes beiSutragen pnO
tDbten bie1elben t6eils in 9~robnenfaIen,
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