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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Sic SbanoIer.gorlaaen.


@inc 6o9interefante @rf6einung finD Die
@orGagsn bes Senators @6anbter, tpelGs BEN
3tped bnben, spei Observation-Disclosures
81 %5tpiugen, Der &egierung 9ienIte 3u Den
BON ibr geItenten biqigen 8ebingunsen gu
Itiiten.
Gs banSsIt fi9 Inn bic Panserplatten>
2ieferung. 8eil Der GpnqreB nic6t me9r
$500 bis $500, fonbern bD@ftens $500 fir
Ban5srplatten be5ablen mill, 1pel6e Don ben
Beipen ~ein5igen amerifdnii9en 5dbrtten,
tpel6e auf 9erfte0ung berietben einaeri4tet
iinD, fir $249 on bic rufii6t 2eqier1n9
fret mad &ronitabt g%eIiefert porosn finb,
BADEN 1i6 bieIe Sdbriten betanntli9 getuei5
CERT, mit5uIpieIsn, unb poIen Die 3tgierrtn5
in Die 3pangsGdge DerIeben, entfpeosr Die
pm ibnen eeforberten Preiie 81 6a9lea, ohsr
anoert6alb Sabre lang obne Pan5erptatttn
gu bIeiben, unb in Splee Der nicbt erfplgea@
ben contractli9 p%ersinbarten 2ieferung berz
Felbsn an Die @btffsbauer bObe @onpsntio=
uaEitrafsn 81 3dblen. Sic baben Der RegieS
r,lng bic 9iitole uuf Die 8ruIt 9eIest unb
5traBenrGubsrn glei9 i6r @eIb a~bgefOr@
bert.
.SoI bic md9tige &e9ierung ser Ser.
@taat.t ii@ ouf 0ieie @eiie beruub:a Iuiien;
fpu iis fi9 fir Dbnmd9tig ertEGre1 @ege7
Iagerern gegeniiber?
Die Ser, @tuatenz9fe9ierun trt3eilt on
Observation-Disclosures, ipelde alq.mein<
niiBli6e 3pede berfOIgen, bas GeGt, ft4
bur9 bas gert6tli@e MISREPRESENTATION
Dor l1ebtrbprt6eilung unO Sebli9lds ST
idibsn. @arum font. ie bieiss ibr Su>
ftebsnbe 8s9t ni1t fir ii9 ieIbft in @nz
1prutb uebmen biirfen9 @enn Prip1tintcrz
uebmtn gsftiibt auf Die @olmu9t Der Rez
gieruug einen @sgentanb, Der CUR @rseidung
i6rer s3pede notbpenbig 1T, our3 Die Sc
ri6te 1ib a~neignen uub Die bafiir gu 5ablen5e
Gnti9Gbiguug feftitelen lafien tOnne!l, ma
rum ipG bic &%egierung ietbit es nI9t tbun
biirfen2
4uf hitIe 2ogit Iinb Die Gbdnbter'19en
9prIagen gegriinbet, ipeI9e berfiigeu, DAB
Die Gegterung bic 8eiiber Der beiOen Pan5erz
plattenfabrifen 5eitpeilig entei9nen uno Die
Sabritsn felbit betreiben IOn, big ffs fh1 am
bertpeitig in ben Stdnb geiebt bat, i9ren Sez
b~irfnifen in bieier 9inii9t Sefrisbi9u1g
5u peri4affen, unb bdB tie fir bieie 5eitz
peilige 8enuBung cine bon ben Gert9ter
feit3uIebenOe @nti9dOigung 5ablen Jon.
@s mag bas ais cine @etpaltmaBregel erz
f9einen, tpel9e MN bur6 einen Sal bring
li6er NOtb, etpa pdbrerO zines 8riege2, gu
re6tfertigen lei. Nbsr BADEN iene Sabriten
ni9t ben Ser. Staaten tbatId9lid ben Srieg
ertldrt? 0aben iie nibt gepagt, fi6 eine
Rotblage Der &egierung gu Nube gu maden,
I'M bieielbe sur unbebingten llebergd6e gu
apingen? 6aben tie ft6 nibt perI6ippten.
Dem @olfe Der Ser. Staaten MiQiOnen abz
5upreien9 Hnb DertrGgt es fi9 nit Der
8iirOe Der Ser, Staten, ii@ bas rubig se@
fallen 81 laffen9
Die @9anoler'f9en 8Drlagen finb bes6df5
elm S6ritt in Der re6teH &i9tung, uto es
itebf gu boffen, baB fe angenommen nsrben.
8ebanerIid tit nur, OaB ie n0tbig itnO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
goliset.e ommttfTou in et6t.

Die bonn Senator 9tp1er etnqebrd9tr
@orlage, pel6e bic Grnennung elmer 8oltz
3eiz@Ommiiiion fir @Dpt gountD b~erfiigt, 1T
Kin S9rttt in OsrIelben 8i4tuug, tpie bic
9umpbrepz8iGs. 8eibe fiibren einen Gtr.i6
gegen bic Selbftoerpaltung @6icago's.
Die PoIi5ei BON Chicago Dat BON 1861 Bis
1874 (gemeinfam nit Der S.uerlpe6r) unter
elmer @pmmtiipn geitanben, tpel9e bis 1872
9epdblt, uno 5uIebt bonn Mappr ernauat
nurbe. Seitoem pOli5ei unb Ssuertpe6r BIZ
rett benz MapOr unteriteIt tpurben, bat pez
niGitens bic Seuerpe6r ii4 81 elmer taoel5z
1reten @tnrthtung berdusgebilbet, unb bic
gpli5et bat fi6. tpenn fe aud nod bieles Su
tpiin13en iibri9 ldbt, bod entI9iebeu oebe1z
fert. unb NIT 9iilfe oes GiOiIbieuit9tIeBes
lGBtfi3 4ofFen. baB ie auf gutem @ese CUR
8erpoltommnun9 lit.
Wel9en 3ped fann es 6aben, Die 6anbz
bublng Der Poli3ei ben 6dnben bes 9irgerz
meiiters 5u entreiBen unb fe in bic Sdnoe
elmer bonn 8ouberneur ~crnunnten Commit
lion gu legen? @aa fir sinen s3ped Bat
iiberbaupt eint GonmiIiiou9 Ser @ouberz
slellr tann oteielbe ieber 3ett bur9 @6febung
rsuitenter Wfitglieoer Ieiuen @iinf@en gsz
figig MAIDEN, unh Die @ommiIIipn tpieber
fam benz Polt3eiz@gef unb ben 6iilfsz8oltz
5eidefs loren Wilien dufbrdngen. Warum
nntepiteqt man 6ann nt9t lie6er ben 8ol:z
sei@@bef brett benz @ouberneur uub 1part
bic $4,000 @ebaIt fir bic flint @pmmifGre
nn6 ben StcretGr, unb Die $4,000 uDer
msbr. tpel9e bic G~OmmiiIion an 8iireauz
Soften in NnIpru9 nebmen pirb2
Sine Polt5eisGommif1ton piroe mil
alien, pds brlm unb bran bGnat, Der @taot
9bicasO iidsr $4,000 id6rli6t @rtraz8o.
ft.u b%ertiten, O6ne irqenbpel9t erfi6tli6e
8ortheile bringen gu %fOnnen, es miiBte benin
bic Si9erhett gege6en fem, boB unIere @ouz
Derneure an 8eis6eit unb @9ardtter unIere
8iir9ermeiiter itets melt iib.rtrablen, mas
bod nt9t INNER Der SAT- gepeIsn lit unb
5ein pirb.
@ber bic birtften MebrfoIten an @elb perz
Den perf4pinoeuo flein Iein gegen bic fonitiz
gen Soften. 3unGbit ntro oaburd6 bic Sanoz
babung Der PDIi5ei ben S~tautsg,Ieben unterz
itellt, unb mas Oas b~ebeutet, peiB ia po6I
Gin Sober. Gs bebsutet, baB tpir eiuen puri=
taniideu @onntdg unb bermetii9en Der
iGiuB aqer Sbeater. @irtbf6aften, Ser
%gHiigun9sz un0 @rboIunssplGBe am eriten
Gage Der 8obe er6alten. SIS bs6eutet, 5ab
n.ben benz 8iirgermeiiter cine frembe, cine
auspdrti9e Maht un0 in Solge Der i6r al
8ebOte itc6enOen gei9lofenen uno bepafF.
neten Nrmee cine itGrfere Ma9t in @6icaqo
lerri9en ipirb. @s fpirb snti9en bteIen beiz
ben Md@ten not6tpsnbiger MeiIe 81 Gonflifz
ten fOmmeu, beren Nusgang ui9t 3tpeifel6aFi
fein fam, l1nb GOnflitte 1a6en mir bo9 auG
70 9enltg.
&ub gfetD Oort petB BON ieiHer Metropoz
Iitan5POIi3ei un6 BON feiner Poli5eisGom<
miifipn Elm 2ieb 81 iingen.
Die Boli5ets@ommifion niir6e Elm fur6tz
barss llngIiid fir bic Stabt lsin unb bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Gmnt1rte ........353


Sin 8lid auT bteIe ISABELLE 9sniist, TIM sll
Ieben, tpie 5erIplittert, 5eriplitterter ais il,
bas Parlament geporben lit: clearinghouse
Barteien, cine 3tpetmdnner= uftb 3pei 0reiz
mdnnerzparteier Wie @raf 8abeni
init bieier bunten @sfeui9aft regieren ion,
i6eint er ielbt nod mi3t gu piffsn. @r
I9tpanft sipii9en Dem alien SpItem bsE
llebsrz6 sn~p g rteien Stebens besp, sort
tpur1telts" ulb benz elmer compdtten Maiori=
tdt ODER, 9GeiAFaus in Saafe'i9em 4ngeben=
benfen gu fpre3en, einem r@;isrnen Sting"
Mugenblidli9 i9eint er bas leBtere Spitem
berIu9en gu tpollen. @r bat ii6 ndmli1t felt
einisen Sagen 9als iiber appf in eiac
beutf9 : bDbmi Ge 4usgIeiz
9ungs @ftton eeltiirat. Gr min bic
0eutI6e 5ortI6ritts=partei, ,. /. bic
9eutI4z8 Dbmen, in aller@ile NIT ben Sung
Sf9e9en OerI0bnen. Die tl9e@tGe Spradz
berorbnung, Die er felt Mpnaten binter benz
Hiiden Der Deuti@=80bmen NIT ben Sung
Si9t9en D%ereinbart fat, iOuen ieBt plDblid
Die 0eutf998Obmen 9ene6migen, e6e lie puz
bli5irt miro, barnit Tie Damn nit ben Sung
Si4ebea 3uIammen in Die neue Majoritdt
geIpannt peroen. @elGnge bies, 10 fDnnte
er cine Maioritdt aus 9olen, Sf9efen,
0eutI4 : 2iberaGsn, @roB9runbbeIiberen,
eDentueQ eirigen irltereIanten tleinen Sea-
t%ionalen 3uiammeuiteuen. 0o9 tpirb an Dem
@rfolg ~9e8peifelt. Sir Die @Dlfer Sefter=
reids lit es na@ alien bisbertgen @rfabrun=
gen 10 aiernli3 gepiB, baB bel alen bieien du5
Beren nn6 tnnersn gonfltttsn lie bic Rrieas=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

Sn 0etp 0orf f6eint bic 8ebDlterung
es nit Der 8erpf1t6tung, 9eirat6en,
@e6urten unb Spbesfdae an5umelbeu,
ri9t iebr ernit gu nebmen, 10 baB bic Dffentz
li9e StatiItit barunter leibet. lin bieiem
1ebelitanbe bo~raubeugen, lit in Der 2e9isIaz
tur iebt Elm @eIeb eingebra6t, niht etpd Die
Sdumigen 81 beitrafen, fonOern Die 8efolgtr
Der geicbli6en 8Drf9riften 81 belp9nen.
Sir iebe Qnmslbung folen in 3ufunft 25
Gents 9sSa6lt tperben. 9a ii6 unter il
10000 @~intpobnern in ben @ereinigten
Stddten na9 Der uns porltegen6en Statitit
1852 @eburten, 223 Sterbefdle unb sc
S%rauungen ereignen, 10 tpiirOe benz Studte
Ntp OOrf bieies 8elobnungsipitem etpa
100000 idbrlt9 fuiten. M%abri9einlib
piirbe ii6rigens Elm GROCER She'll bisier
Gumrle, dbnli9 pte Die Gebiibren Der 60
oners=Gef9tpprenen, in Die Sai9en Der Be-
nmten tpan0ern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
y" ~ NJ
Die ,,0rippesI.

CO. sWoAtnon . r. 0po;,. oor~.,t on ST.
- uO'SS ~ SE: w - 80. wv Leee
W. oeIuy V5,{I III ~ vs. 80 S4'''N ~ ~
~ StUpsa onda '1Cs GU goS ~ ~ ~ 6rro w ~; ~
D Nv III r., ~ : - eTrm U1tPPc'0 II. N.Y. nSu S"HS, 80
~" ~ 80 80 aT,fSs 49, $50 81
~ 49, - ~ ~ '""' O"he'U' ." "' o'' ""i''''
"'' "~'"'9SO'" C Na m,u
wr ., 2; ", VI ~ , 9; N = n o, eor,
IL 81 %'eSs'1ta S''"pt5 :" SIoIsa SVai,
~ yu""ag q a. et"F StnnV. az WH uF9us
prssi G;iM u3 't ani+S T% ~ Pun s sa1n S ~ VI,
is''s'id'H s'a''5'i'' Ser S i. Sc. '2 S S%4 q sEa
'aibbMrn, 9ite GountD, Nto.
aoTaS' &sS6g @tlts l.; lpi liz 9M9
i5 i e vol . T., i siH.H, : 5Sl5s" !" eljas gse5ts Isl s@sisitia1 : IL
~s ,''y MooS" r''S Momi,S grbrtd5sn' gepbrennrn fro ou,.
hates Snnftpfh, Surd1iaG. Gplif, 8labunoeu Tmo
'9 md iTniFf" in Sf i.i@sa ssfiaito.n.n sorm.n ,piro IN.
rirt unO OerbinOet. m.
vs. .9tebt TEN 0ellnllttel III Der Welt, tpet0es Gies
br ltnD S6merjen, ionic aue ipHltlqet Jleber tlns
@tre!n ltl u q ~ 81 ptttsT2 10 l~neu tHrIrts
~ ~ ~
UPr[uItiIl0 non SCl1t(P(IrOIt una jIPtPr.
auOlOH xSSsr gsm59rtmnsFst=@Orlp
@efpIahd Volnt, u. u
at1 = agt "i sesos m g g'' aao sS Ils''', as ) un Il ss' Sa%i.
hsSorf uIr ,eIt,n iroeHp elmer emD,ren mssigi,;;S y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

WoOerl9 q, Ute., Il. Sdnuar 1896.
Mert6e @errsn! Sd. bah, Sbr afaOnao's @saOo
gelief lett ben lebten ieds Sabreu itets III meinem
@auie %se6alteu. SD babe Oafelbe III ieOer @rt uWD
gSsile osriUeaaSst, IMP iano, Dab &c Oas Bette All
probirte aue arteu Der MeOisiuen, BOO brabten pts
ielbsn mir feline @itlfe. Mein 9ater lab Sbre gls
letge IN ben 3eitunQeu un0 rietb mir, cine TlIi6s
su .%0erIudsn. SD t9ut Sieies, unO na6Dem i'd CO
oret Sage gebrcnbt bate, mar i3 int StauOe, aus
suitebsn. Sett ieuer 3eit babe i'd es tets O%orrdtDIg
gsPalten, unO i'd babe aud nleineM Nadbarn Oarli9er
Mittbsilune estnaGt. Meine Srau iDar DON 3abHs
l@met3en %9eplagt.. SD ma3te Bel ibr eiHen 8er=
lu9 NIT Der WeOisin, unD Der S6mer3 mar aHgelts
bltfli6 ~beieiti0t. SD ianlnelte Ntais Elm unO &c:
rietb nit meiner @ano stpii6en Dem g5uqen=AtulHpf
mo 5tanbarO, tUoDurb etne .i@limnte !autti6ung
GauIe uno that rim 0uemtum SGbiuap's ReaOp St.lief
0arauf, iuOranf bic S&mer5en Oeri6DanOsa. Sd
oerbano Johann meiue @ano NIT einem Stud Tla=
ncl, that uebr @aOtpaD's JteuOo @sliri baruuf mlO
igon nab elmer !StunDe mar i) i'm StagOs, nlsiae
Irbett tpieDer opfsuucbmen. SD faun niOt Oantaar
Nsnig ooiir iein. SD t0mnte nod 6sosutemo lnepr
barber i6retOsn, eO@ tOiirOe Sieies glatt ni9t ole
9dlIte bon DEM iaIen fonner, lpag i6 i6rtiben
'uO@te. A3tungspOl Sbr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

Oie @a6len in @ien baben %ein5eIne
gra6tmGnsr in Oas @arlament gebradt,
tpelde Der anteiemitii4en Partei tpiirOi9
1inD, burunter einen &eaner Namens Mittetz
maper. @or etnigen Sagen bate Der %io5ial@
bemofratiI9e &anOibat S9umaier gesen ben
anti1emitH9en &anbtbaten Mittermaper in
elmer @e%rIammlung cine &eibe bon f9peren
9ortpiirfen erboben; Mittermaper ion ein=
NAL einen &istonto nit einem anoeren Der>
tauI6t baden, pel4er einem anperen &eQner
gebDrte urD auf ben Elm Sreffer gefaden mar;
er babe ferner cine 9elotaf9e urter Dem pol=
fter zines &ellners~ tpeggtsOgen; er babe tpeiter
Gammelgelber unterl9lagen. 0a in ben
antiIemitii4en glattern bteie gradblung Def
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
Railways Ready Relief

beilt unb perbt16ert
Grf6ItmnSen, &uiten, Weben SaIS, Smitnensa,
8rcmdJttiS, umSenettst INA uIg, HbemmG=
tiSntaS, g%tenraIgie, Ropfid1tters s3abu=
f@mer5, Aitbnla, 8ruitb efIemmuuS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21

Sbr &eaOp @elief ieit mebr als 25 Sobren al r1:i=
nr 9rObsn 3ufrie6eaiteilunq %gcbraudDt r0 &C.
penftls 6 ntsunoHn9 uf6 ale @rten bon ,aei6sn lmD
6dner3su, uno id fanO Oafelbe su isOer 3eit unieDI,
bar. MhtunospoM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
R<[}fR f.

GinetIei, tie eroB ODER audlenO Der S@merJ an@
fein mag, ben Der nit 8beumatisnus bebaftete,
bcttldgerige S~nbaliOe, 8erfrippetts, Ner00ie, an
Ieuraleie 2ei6sn6s OOtr trant SarnieOsrlie0eho uass
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-21
NaomaD'S NeaOD Rtlitf

mtro lotHrtt9e &tltOettH9 uetIdjaHen.
@s ftilt iOfort Die erSBten Sd)Htraeu, lincert Ont
%tiinDung unD Deilt &rantbeiten Der 2nngen. De
Wtaqens, Oes uuterletbes OOer Der Sritlen uH
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05

Norway. Either of the high contract
ing parties, however, may at any time
give notice to the other that. by rea-
son OF material changes in conditions
as existing at the date of this treaty. it
is opinion that substitute for his
majesty should be chosen either for all
cases to arise under the treaty or for
a particular specified case already
arisen, and thereupon the high con-
tracing parties shall at once proceed
to agree upon such substitute to act
either in all cases to arise under the
treaty or in the particular case speci-
fed, as may be indicated in said no.
tice; provided, however. that such no.
tice shall have no effect upon an arbi-
tration already begun by the constitu-
ton OF an arbitral tribunal under arti-
Gle III. The high contracting parties
shall at once proceed to nominate &
substitute for his majesty in the event
that his majesty shall at any time no.
tify them of his desire to be relieved
from the functions graciously accepted
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05
BLASTS FROM THE RAMS HORN

Determine every day to do your pray
erful best and leave the result with
God.
Give until you feel it, and you will
feel more like living than you did be-
fore. ... -"
When We get to the end Of life we
shall find that nothing good has been
lost.
The world is full OF blind Simpsons.
who spend their lives grinding in a
mill. 81
It is hard to believe that there In
death in the sin that wears a mask OF
gold.
A big man In little world is A
much out Of place as little man in a
big one.
Seek first the kingdom of God. and
no sift the world can give viii ever
hurt you.
There is nothing like falling good
news. for imparting pleasant tone to
the voice. s
It would be bad for the church II she
knew nc more Of God than her preach
erS tossaO " "
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05

New Workers are making an attempt
70 secure the passage of a law limiting
the height OF buildings. Architects and
health experts have been giving testi-
mony to a committee Of the board OF
trade with view to ascertaining where
the limit ought to be put. The chief OF
the fire department said it was impos-
sible to fight fires in buildings more
than 125 feet high. But the newest
and strongest testimony against the
high building was furnished by Charles
S. Wilson, president of the board OF
health. II find," said he, that above
q height Of seventy feet the air in big
cities is full of smoke and gas, and
necessarily unhealthy. Then it is diff
ificult to get good water up to the high
floors Of the big buildings, to say moth
Ing Of the dangers by fire and COL
lapse"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05

The part played by the Bank OF
Spain in floating the new loan des-
tined to provide resources for the con-
tinuance OF the war in Cuba has placed
that institution in very awkward po-
sition. For, in addition to the immense
sums which it has furnished to the
government itself, it has advanced.
one way and another, nearly $4,000
600 to people who subscribed for the
loan. The bank may therefore be said
TO have found the major portion OF
the money subscribed. Besides this
the bank is creditor to the govern
ment under various heads to the extent
Of more than s25o,Ooo,ooo. 1nasmuch
as the capital fully paid up OF the bank
together with its reserve fund, only
amounts to $3o.0oo,ooo, it will readily
be seen that the strain to which this.
the leading financial institution in
Spain. is being subjected is tremen-
dous and cannot be continued much
longer before disaster ensues.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05
The Proposed Trt
With
Great Britain.


ing parties. and one, to act as umpire,
by the four thus nominated. and to be
chosen within three months after the
date of their nomination. In case they
shall fail to choose an umpire within
the limit Of time above mentioned, the
umpire shall be appointed by agree
ment between the nominating bodies
designated in Article III, acting in the
manner therein provided. In case they
fail to agree upon an umpire within
three months of the date OF an applica-
ton made to them in that behalf by the
high contracting parties or either OF
them, the umpire shall! be selected In
the manner provided for in Article X.
The person so selected shall be the
president of the tribunal, and the award
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05

The receptacles for dead children in
Spain are collins of pink. blue or
gray tint, which are carried open to
the grave.
Young ladies act as ushers in a
church at Carthage, Mo-, and since
their advent the attendance has largely
increased. .@
Four per cent of the population of
Naples die annually because Of impov.
erishment of the blood caused by the
lack of meat as food.
Imitation states, made of compressed
wood pulp, arc used for roofing in
Christiania, Norway. They are made
waterproof by secret process.
Thoroughbred colts were recently
sold in Lexington, KY: at 800 q
dozen.
/. BY using electric lights at night on
beds of lettuce, radishes, spinach, and
similar vegetables, they are brought
to maturing much faster than when
this artificial stimulant is not
employed. J.
Senator John Sherman once said Of
the newspaper reporter: He is the
greatest enigma Of the nineteenth
century. am interested in him
always, respect him Generosity and
fear him sometimes. But never
cease to wonder ~ his resourcefalness
= Il -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05
FACTS ABOUT MILK.

It is the solid matter IN the milk that
gives 1t its value.
There is more sugar In milk than any
other solid component.
In well-regulated dairies each COW is
MIXED about ten months a year; the
remainder of the year she is said to be
dry" '.-
Holstein cows are noted for produc-
Ing enormous quantities Of milk.
though not generally Of the highest
quality.
The proportion of fat varies more in
milk than any other constituent; the
larger the proportion OF fat the richer
the milk X, ,,5: s is s 6
The milk OF Jersey and Guernsey
cows has globules of the largest form,
and explains why the cream rises 20
rapidly on It N .sst
MIX sugar can be separated and
brought into solid form. and resembles
powdered white sugar. It's chief use
IS medicinal. ssst
Jerseys and Guernseys; sometimes In.
correctly termed Attorneys, produce q
rich milk suitable for creamety uses.
sas the cream rises rapidly.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05
Article Mi.

Each government shall pay Ate o"A
agent and provide for the propei I'D
muneration of the counsel e"p,o.sa
by it and of the arbitrators appoln.eo
by it and for the expense OF prepa ..ns
and submitting the case to the afo.. -"
tribunal. All other expenses ~
nected with any arbitration sna. ~
betrayed by the two governments 49,
equal moieties. Provided no". ,st
that if in any case tho essential ms,
ter Of difference submitted % a w.
tration is the right Of one OF tno A 49,
contracting parties to receivs ~.
avowals of or apologies for acts W -" =.
faults Of the other, not resul.lus 49,
substantial pecuniary injury tno ~
bitral tribunal finally dispo'ne " ~
said matter shall direct whetnel o..
Of the expenses Of the successlul p~.s,
shall be borne by the unsucc
party. and if so, to what extent
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05
WRITE TO YOUR SENATOR.

1t will take a two-thirds vote Of the
senate to ratify the treaty, which really
means an offensive and defensive alli-
ance. The senators will take great
heed of expressions from the people on
the advisability OF entering into an
alliance Of this kind. Action will prob
ably be taken in few days. Those
DESTROYS Of protesting or endorsing the
proposition should lose no time in
writing to their senators.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05

Remarkable as it may seem, the
heaviest contributor to the expenses
Of the recent presidential. campaign
vas the United States government.
The amount of campaign literature
sent through the mails free on the
franks Of the congressman would have
cost SO, OO0, 900 in postage stamps I'M
der other circumstances. To this
must be added 100000 as the cost
IL sending out information from the
yarious departments In response to
campaign demands, making total OF
Sic. 600 900 that Uncle Sam is ost Of
pocket.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05

Religion becomes ridiculous when a
congregation of only thirteen people,
with only six in condition to pay, takes
upon itself the support of church and
a minister. The instance in Atchison
has a parallel in almost every town in
the United States. There are too many
and too many ministers to
81 d M ~ 'essl ted In
cutting down the number OF amuse-
ment halls, the cost Of clothes, food,
etc, but have had no effect In cutting
down the number Of churches to be
supported. There are great many
people who imagine that they can't 60
to heaven unless their path is paved
with debts incurred in keeping up
church.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05

United States to appoint judicial ON.
Ger Of such state or territory to be one
OF the arbitrators under article III. or
article v. or article vi. In like man
ner in cases where the question In
yolved is one which concerns BRUSH
colony or possession, it shall be open
to her Britannia majesty to appoint
judicial officer of such colony or pos
session to be one of the arbitrators I'M
der article III. or article V. or article
vi.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05

"A family living in SusQuehanna, Pa,
has q crow that gets drunk on beer.
Hc steals into the cellar and manages
to break a bottle of beer, and drinks
what remains in the bottle. Then he
carries the pieces of the broken bot
tie out of the window and disposes OF
them SO that no trace remains Of the
theft. When he presents himself up
stairs his gait is unsteady, his voice
is hoarse, and he looks upon the world
with bloodshot eyes and in an evil
temper. ....
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05
BUOY sur~e,ted ~ : Rov.

1t is stated In the Boston Post that
the inventor Of the whistling buoy,
that godsend to the sailor" got his
first idea of the device from seeing
a small boy pushing an ordinary tin
horn mouth downward into a hogshead
OF water. The air thus compressed was
forced rapidly through the small end,
with whistling noise, and that same
principle is now embodied IN all the
apparatus supplied by the govern
ment, the rising Of the tide or action
5of the waves driving the Dir into the
horn. 3753 &c.. 81.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-02-05
Article XIII,

The time and place of meeting OF on
arbltral tribunal and all arrangements
for hearing and all questions OF pro,
cedure snail be decided by the tribunal
staff. Each arbitral tribunal sna''
keep a correct record of its proceeo,
ings, and may appoint and employ az
necessary officers and agents. Inc ae'
cision of the tribunal shall, II poesio!e'
be made within three months from tne
close of the arguments on both siaes'
It shall be made in writing and oateo'
and shall be signed by the arbttrators
who may assent to it. The decision
shall be in duplicate, one copy "nefeoA
shall be delivered to each OF the h1sn
contracting parties through their re-
spective agents.