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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-06
sLooPs.
WITH A STIFF BREEZE.
New York Yach, Club Feet Sails
For the Vineyard.

After the rain and lowering clouds Of
yesterday, tho hrilliancy OF tho clear
blue sky and tn. brnclpg nortLcasilrreezo
this morning made ideal weather condi.
tions for the run Of the New York Yacht
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-06
POI WASHINGTON ST.
JUST BECAUSE

You have read all the news
in today's NEWS do not
think the full measure of
profit has been extracted
!. from these columns. Read
3 the advertisements care
fully. There's profit in
them, too.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19

and approving the able and patriotic
services OF Dana and Falcon.
C. c. Pickering, of Fairfield county,
WAS selected for chairman and Messrs.
Taylor, of Fairfield, and Darrell, of
Morgan, Secretaries.
The various counties were represent.
ed on committees as follows:
Permanent Observation-Disclosures
John Biddle; Fairfield, B. W. O,borne:
Hooking, Joseph F Grim; Noble, Il
Shankland; Washington, W H Hen.
ming.
Vice Presidents-Athens, Frank Fin
sterwald; Fairfield, Noah Bosser:
Hooking, W Larimore; Morgan, c Il
Dunn; Washington, A W Glazier
Credentials-Athens, Harry Webster;
Fairfield, G w Glazier; Hooking, Wal
ter Bales; Morgan, A Floyd; Noble,
r f Brown; Washington, C P Dyar,
Senatorial Committee-Athens, E }
Kessinger; Fairfield. Robert Rutter;
Hooking. C Sands; Morgan, j Q Ab.
bott: Noble, NJ b Archer; Washington,
&C Chamberlain.
Rules and Order Of Business-Ath
Fred Stalder; Fairfield, Robert Wiley;
Hooking, c f Applaud; Morgan; f NJ
Beckett; Noble, David Friechan; Wash
ngton, D Fl Merrill.
Resolutions S f Beverage;
Fairfield, Il Drinkle; Hooking, F NJ
Mckay; Morgan, b f Dutton; Noble,
II NJ Roach; Washington, e Il Alder.
man.
Hon. T. F. Davis was appointed
chairman of the Washington county
delegation.
After the nominations speeches were
called for from Gen. Grosvenor and Ex-
Senator Abbott and both responded
eloquently. The convention then ad-
journed in the best of humor.
A few words about the new caudi-
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19

dates are all we are able to say in
this impression. Colonel Riley is
so we'll known to our readers
as to need no introduction. He
was born ffty.fve years ago in jack
son county, West Virginia and served
as prosecuting attorney and member
of the house of delegates of that state
before removing to Ohio fifteen years
ago. He was delegate from the fif-
teenth congressional district to the
national convention which nominated
President Harrison and in 1891 filed
ably the responsible position of chair
man of the Republican executive COM
mittee.
Col Riley has always been and ac-
tive and loyal Republican, standing up
manfullv under personal reverses and
curing his whole life has clung teno-
ciously to the principles of his party.
He is thorough business man of large
dealings and much experience, law
yer of eminent ability and one of the
best qualified men for the position to
which he aspires to be found in the
dountry. He is member of the Mari
eta Board of Trade and director of
the Citizens National Bank.
His colleague, Captain Charles A Ca
bic, of Nelsonville, is native of Ath-
ems county and is self made man in
every respect He is SO years OF age
and possesses a charming wife and
daughter and three energetic sons. He
cast his first vote for Salmon ? Close
in 1856 and has been a hardworking
and staunch Repu blcan from that day
to this. With common school educa-
ton he began business for himself
while very young. He saw three years
service in the war of the rebellion and
was mustered out as captain of Co. c.,
18th o. V. S. At the close of the war
Captain Cable entered the banking
business in Jacksonville, in which he
has been successful and is still en-.
gagged. He has held during
his lifetime numerous local Off.
ces in his home city, but has never
be tore been before the people of his
county or district for election. He is a
man of modest, dignifed demeanor and
impresses favora bly, all with whom he
comes in contact.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
Sharpening His Teeth.

A southern bishop arranged to spend
three days during his annual visitation
AT the home OF one of the faithful.
whose wife was famous housckeeper.
A negro boy was brought over from
the plantation to be the bishops body
servant during his stay. The morning
after his arrival the bishop having
failed to make his appearance Jake was
sent to summon him to breakfast and
found him shaving. In few moments
Jake returned, loking much alarmed.
Where is the bishop" lie says he'll
be here directly" What was he do.
ingP" "A-sharpenin' OBJ his teef."
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
SAIL OF a FLYING MACHINE.
1t Lasted for a Minute and n Half
Might Have Flown indefinitely.

Might Have Flown indefinitely.
On the 9th of May of last year had
journeyed, perhaps for the twentieth
time, to the distant river station and
recommended the weary routine of an
other launch. with very moderate eX-
pectation indeed; and when on that. 10
me, memorable afternoon the signal
was given and the aerodOme sprang
into the air watched it from the shore
with hardly a hope that the long series
of accidents had come to a close. says
Prof S. p. Langley in McClure's Maga-
zine. And yet it had, and for the first
through the air like living thing. and
as second after second passed on the
face of the stop-watch. until a minute
had gone by. and it still few on, and
as | heard the cheering of the few
spectators / felt that something had
been accomplished at last. for never in
any part of the world. or in any period.
had any machine of mans construction
sustained itself in the air before for
even half of this brief time. Still the
aerGoTe went on in a rising course un-
til, at the end of minute and half
(for which time only it was provided
with fuel and water), il had accom-
pllshed little over half a mile, and
now it settled rather than fell into the
river with gentle descent 1t was i'm
mediately taken out and flown again
with equal success; nor was there any
thing to indicate that it might not have
flown indefinitely except for the limit
put upon it.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
NEWSURY.

In my last communication some
weeks ago stated that the fruit crop
was partial failure and it has grown
less every day since. Apples have been
cropping badly and blight has come on
the leaves which will strip the trees if
it continues. Ounces look fair and the
trees are healthy. Black berries and
raspberries promises to be abundant
enough to supply all demands. Wheat
all along the river is as good as ever
saw it, but late reports from the back
townships are very discouraging; much
of the wheat is short and has a very
small head and no one can tell what
has stopped the growth as it all looked
well in April Oats is doing finely and
potatoes fairly well. Corn is small and
a poor stand but has yet a time to
make 4 good crop.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
LlNcoLNs DEED AND BOND:
Some Old Documents That Throw
Limit IN En r,,IIv Histnrr

| Some Old Documents That Throw
Light on Family History.
Parsons g. Taft. of Chicago. who
handle farm mortgages, lately came
into possession of q collection of pa
pers that included deed to Abraham
Lincoln from his father and mother.
and another deed, or Il bond for deed.
from Abraham Lincoln to John d. John
son. The land was the homestead of
Thomas Lincoln. tract Of 40 acres in
Coles county, Ill.
The transactions took place in 1S41.
says the st. Louis GlobeDemocrat. In
that year Lincoln's father, Thomas, an
old man. lived on the Coles county farm,
and was in poor circumstances. The
son came to his fathers assistance and
bought the old farm. He paid down
$500 in cash and gave the parents the
use of the place. Abraham Lincoln. in
the same year the property was con-
veyed to him. made a contract to sell
the farm to John ID. johnson for 5000
when the life estate of both Thomas
and Sarah Lincoln should be eXtin-
guished.
johnson did not long retain his equity
in the property. Thomas Lincoln died
shortly after. Mrs. Lincoln did not
want to leave the farm, and johnson
was not in n situation to take care of
her, so he transferred his bond to John
j. Hall, relative of the Lincolns. who
moved with his wife to the Lincoln
homestead and took care of the old
lady until her death. For some reason
Hall seems to have called on Abraham
Lincoln TO execute the deed and can
eel thU bond There must have been
some tacit arrangement between them,
for his right to the possession was never
questioned. He had doubtless fulfilled
his obligation to the mother of Lin
coin.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
An EconomicaI Emnaror

Emperor Francis Joseph is cuttino
down the expenses of his household
and putting an end to perquisites en-.
joyed by court servants since the davs
Of Maria Theresa. They had an allow.
ance of wood. wine and verison, with
two wax candles in summer and three
in winter These are put an end 10,
Their liveries will no longer be Their
own, and they will not bevallowed to
sell the cold victuals left from the daily
meals and the state banauets.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1897.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.


MARrrrrA LEADER: You are requested to
announce that am q candidate for senator OF
the Ninth Fourteenth District subject to the
Republican Senatorial convention, ana that !
nor exercise such authority If rendered TO me
by any Committee. JNo. H. RILEY
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
EDITOR LEAprR: 1 will be a candidate for
denomination 'or Representative OF Washing
ton County subject to the will OF me Sounty
Convention. W. MC0lLL'
EDITOR LEADER: Will you announce the
undersigned as a candidate for Representative
from Washington County, subject to the Will
VI '-i' i'e K. 5. GAGE.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
EDITOR LEADER; will you announce inyour
paper that the undersigned viii be candidate
to the will of the Republican county Conven
tion. W ~ OLbs,
EDITOR LEADER: Please announce that Mat.
Augenstein, of Adams Township; VIII De
candidate before the coming Republican Coun.
ty Convention for the nomination for County
Commissioner.
EDITOR LEADER: Please announce that Mr.;
w Il. Barber, of Grandview township VIII
be a candidate for nomination to the once OF
County Commissioner subject to the decision
of the Republican county Convention, ana
oblige EAST END
EDITOR LEADER-The West End of the
county being entitled TO the Commissioner.
Beipre township comes to the front and Will
present the name of 5. 5. McNeal, OF Belpre
township at the county convention. McNeal
has been resident of the county all his life.
is staunch Republican, an eX-ieacher and
well known throughout the county.
EDITOR LEADER: Will you please announce
for the office Of County Commissioner,
subject to the will of the Republican conven'
tion of Washington County.
JANE s. ANDERSON.
Grandview Township.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please say that after many
solicitations from various parts of the county,
and especially from those who desire good
roads, that will be the good roads candl'
date for Lounty Commissioner at the coming
Republican County Convention.
CAPT r. n. COLE.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
QUEEN MARGUERITE'S POODLE
King Iumbert Used His Hair Dye on
the Little Bcnst.

King IIumbert Used His Hair Dye on
the Little Bcnst.
King Humbert's gray hairs and the
dye that was to cure them are the sub
ject of an amusing little anecdote in
the Berliner Tageblatt. The king. it
seems, favors the iron-gray of age and
sees nothing to object to in the years
that lead to reverence and the silver
hair But Queen Marguerite was very
Jealous on the other side and wished
to see what Paris and the coiffeur could
do in the work of restoration. She
therefore thought of an imperial hair
dye, the only modern witchcraft that
science allows. The king one day found
on his dressing table the elixir. careful
ly packed, with directions for use. and
guessed whence and why it came. Now.
Queen Marguerite had favorite poodle.
white and feecy, which was wont to
pay her Il morning visit every day. but
on one of his duty calls shortly after
the elixir arrived the faithful toutou
arrived sleek and glossy as ever but
the snow-white fleece was changed for
a garment of blush black. AS there
was no reason why court and courtier
should go into mourning, the queen was
Mortified at the change. You poor
creature" she cried, how grotesque
they have made you look" And
your husband?" was all the king
said. and the queen asked noi
more questions. The poodle is said to
have resented the parable; the snow
white fleece never came round. and
having once dyed he was obliged to dye
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
RILEY AND GABLE

Receive the Unanimous Vote of the Sena
toriaI Convention at Athens.
The Repu blican delegates represent.
in the joint 9th-14th Senatorial district
met in harmonious and enthusiastic
convention at Athens on Friday and
placed in nomination two of the best
men in the district, Col. j, Ii. Riley, OF
Marietta, and Capt. c. A. Gable, OF Mel
sonville. No other names were pre-
sented and the roll call showed that
Riley and Cable received every vote in
the convention.
Strong resolutions were adopted, en-
dorsing Mckinley Bushnell and Hanna
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19

The Young Ladies Missionary So.
ciety OF the First Congregational
church will have a box picnic next Sat.
urday afternoon at j. &. Barker's, up
cordially invited to attend. A special
rate OF - cents for the round trim viii
be given on the u. & o, afternoon
train. Fri.&Sat.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
The Queen City.

The elegant new steamer Queen City
vii, leave Cincinnati on her initial trip Sat.
urday and will arrive at Marietta Monday
afternoon. Captain Robert X. Angew
who will command the boat. is the young
est master on the upper Ohio. He has
been IN command Of the Hudson for sew
eral years, and by his hard work and abil,
Ity he has won himself the good will of his
employers. He is Justly popular, is a
modest man and bears his honors easily.
The rest OF the officers Of the boat are:
James |. Gardner, purser; William Chap
man, clerk; John Leonard, mate; Captain
Tony Meldhal and Phil Anchutz, pilots;
WiIIiar Alexander and Noah Ellis, en-
gineers and Charles Hall, steward.
We guarantee lowest prices, Rauch's,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
There is Money IN THIS FOR YOU.

Zoe for one pound choicest Japan Tef
Siftings zoe.
SOC for one pound best Black Tea
worth SOC.
4Oc for one pound best Imperial Tea
worth zoe.
SOC for one pound Cleveland plain choc.
oiate-worth 40c.
Sc box of Ceylon breakfast cocoa
worth l0c
&c for one box Wetmore's Shredded Co.
coanut-worth l0c.
Sc for 4 pound Rose Sweet Chocolate -
worth 10c.
SC for 4 pound German Sweet Choco-
late-worth 10c
&c for one box shredded whole wheat
worth 15c.
Sc for one bottle McClark's Pepper
Sauce-worth l5c.
Sc for one bottle Pure Gold catsup-
worth 15c.
&c for one Sugar BOIL Mustard-worth
l5c.
10c for three bars Pride of Laundry
Soap-worth 15c.
lc for one dozen clothes pins-worth %.
BE for two boxes coffee extract
&c for one pound oyster crackers
worth l0c.
WILLIAMS, ooo. pDFca" c5a;1 Street. @ss,.,v.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

w. C. samms, Of Parkersburg, and Fan.
ME Graham, of Marietta.
John Fichney, Of Marietta, and Katie
Langan, Of Belpre
John ?. Young, Of Lawrence, and Edith
NJ. Lafaber, Of Fearing.
VIM. A. Cooper and Mary Grosvenor
both of Marietta
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
Noted Team sold.

LEXINGTON, KY, June l7.-Bower.
man Brothers have sold TO c. NJ. Reid.
Of Erie, Pa, the noted team of trot
ting mares, Silican (2:l3I) and her
full sister Silurian (!:?7A.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
WILLIAMS, Opp r''ea% cha;r 'zpss 9ssto,,
Over Stock Screens

To reduce our large stock Of
screen Aoods, we will sell (while
'hey lasU a No. | hand made
door of any regular size for 75c..
with spring hinges, handle, screws
md hooks. We also have large
.ot Of adjustable windows. Win,
low sticks and screen wire we
will close out at a reasonable
price.
HACAN & SCuAD.
Opposite Union Depot, Second street.
Telephone No. us.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
Golf hose, Rauch's, 1871 Front street
\ Trolley Party.

The first trolley party in Maret,a's hist
ory was enjoyed Friday evening by the
young ladies Of Mrs Richards class at the
Unitarian church. The class is composed
of Marie Mitchell, Lenschen Ebinger,
Laura Woodbridge, Dolle !Strahl, Mural
Peters, Mary Marshal, Jessie Wheeler.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
Mayors Election Proc
lamation.

The electors OF the City of Marietta, Ohio
are hereby notified that special election will
be held at the usual voting places in said City,
on the
2sTH DAY OF JUNE, A, D. 1897,
between the hours of 20 A. and
500 i. NJ central Standard Time).
at which said election Will be sub
mitted the question OF Issuing and selling the
bonds OF said City in the sum OF Fifteen Thous-
and Dollars, the proceeds of the same TO be
used for paving and sewer purposes.
Given under my hand at the Mayors once In
said City this 9th day Of June, a. ID. ~.
(-eal,) EDW. nElSENHELUEk;
Mayor OF the City OF Marietta Chic.
June 18th, 1897.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19

Your money back for the asking,
Rauch, 1877 Front.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19

CAscARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sickeu, weaken nor
grippe.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19

Light weight suits, Rauch's, IS
Front street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19

We guarantee lowest prices, Rauchs,
137 Front street
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

EDITOR LEADFR will be candidate 10
denomination 'or Representative OF Washing
Conyention W. & MCGILL.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-19
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

EDITOR LEADER: Will you announce inyour
paper that the undersigned will be candidate
for the Office of County commissioner subject
to the will OF the Republican tounty Conven'
Jion. W. -. OLbs'
Marietta Township
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
8Ghertifd.

Son Der n9eebrastu Sect Sugar &fociaz
ton: r8eri9t bes 3. 8enerals
Contents" abgebalten IN II. unb IS.
gaobember in @runb Ssldnb, Neb.
8pm Mderbaumintiterium: % lie 80 H.
9ereizSnbutrie in Nebrasfa.
Glib unb Norbz 9 Sui
lettn Go. 16; sc iinitIt6e 9 ND e
in feu9ten @Iimaten,"
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tereffe besSurmer 3 a m s n g.
IN n" Circular SO: 3; Experiment
Citation &ecorb," 8onb 8, go. 3.
Gini9e iii @igenf@af<
ten Der regendrmen 8egenben.
8on Der SamenbanOlung BON .. 90.
5errD &c So. in Detroit, Mt9igan:
Seed Annual for 1897.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
Gier i'm winter.

Son pel9er 6ii6nerraffe fam n1dn Die
6eiten @ierlegerinnen i'm @inter ernarten9
Dies lit cine bGufig geite0te Srage unb bon
cen 9te6ba6ern beionberer Gaffen piro lie
audi ie6esmal gu @un1ten i6rer 2ieblinge
b%eanttpprtet. Spl9e Nnttporten Itnb d5er
itsts BON Der 8orlie6e beeinflubt unb baber
ni6t maBgebeno. @s lit ri3tig, baB man3s
Nrten Before Wintsrlegerinnen abgeben als
anbere; es 1T betannt, oaB 8ra6mas, BlD>
mouth &ods uno @Danbottes, penn tie fonit
Die ribtige Pflege BADEN, AUDI i'm Wtater
eifrig legen; au9 2egborns un0 Spunier
geben quite @interleser, tpenn man ibren
ben pGrmeren Staa giebt unb grOBere
Bflege pibmet, oa ie peihGi9er iinO tpis
Die pbigen.
Mber ebenIo pi9tig 1T es, : Ideint aber
rt9t 10 algemein betannt gu Iein - baB
es ni6t 10 iebr auf bic Rahe als oaf
Die Bflege antpmmt; gu gutter pflege gebDrt
Elm mariner, reinli9er staff unb geei9netes
Tutter; mo bieIe 6etben Stiide feblen, nirb
man feline Gier pd6renb Der falten 3eit err
hclten, u1b bate man audi bic BETTE Nrt be-
@interGsgerinnen. gu benz geeignetlten SUIT
ter i'm @inter geb0rt II Dor alien Stngen
ni6t Der Mais; aber auf ben meiiten 5atS
men bilbet bie1er gerabe bas alsf9lieBli9e
SHUTTER. @ei5en lit Elm btel befieres SHUTTER;
alenfaGs mag an re9t fallen Sagen bic
46enbmabl3eit aus Waais betcben.
81 lautet benin bic Nntport auf bic Srage:
@eldes ftnb bic beiten @interlegerinnen?
Oieieniqen 6ii6ner, pel6e Die bette pfiege
erbalten. Die bette pflege aber baben DE
Sbiere bort, no man Sbiers lisbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
Qus SuosOafota.

Webfter, g. 0afota, 13. San. 1897.
@eebrter 9err Gebafteur.
Oas neue eSyabr bat bier iebr piri9 einge@
Tebt, bic 8etpobner Der l1mgegeno 6aben am
3. unb 4. b. W2ts. in Nngit unb S4reden
qelebt, benin es tpit6ete Elm 8li55aro, ipie er
6ier nod ME 5ubor 10 befttg gebaul bat,
Mebrere meiner Na9barn beitunoen iogar
Darauf, baB es Elm @rbbeben getpelen lei,
meiner @n1i6t na9 aber 1T bas Elm SIR
tbum; es erei9neten ft6 nur bon 3eit 81 Set
~ortanartige St0Be, tpeI6e Die 8sbdulidtet@
ten in i6ren @runbpeften 10 iebr er16uttern
mcbten, baB aIes getlirrt unb %getlappeft
fat. 9as gefammte @ieb bat an ienen 5tpti
Sa9en 6ungern unb burIten mii6en, es mar
unmDglih, audi nur flint @3ritte melt aug
benz 9auIe gu ge6en.
On S9nee lit bieier @inter un9emein
reid, an Stellsn, an benen 8aumanlagen
~norbanben iinb, litgt Der S9nee tbatid9li9
70 boG), baB bic babel itebenben @ebduli65
teiten total bamit bebedt iinb. Sd ielbft
babe auf meinem plab S9neebGnte bon 10
= IL SUB 9D6e unb IL Meilen ipeftli9 BON
@ebiter, Bel 8ritOl, folen iogar iol4e bon
20-24 SUB 90be Iie9en. Die @iienbabn
bat nit ben S9neepeben einen barten
&anpf 3u fiibren, cine ooIle WO9e tparen
4rbeitsr nit S4neepfliigen tbdtig, ebe Die
9eleiie bon ben S9neema1en befreit pare1l
unb babel gingen bic Mpparate Elm paar
Ntal aus benz 2eim, iobaB Iie 5uriid no3
minneapolis CUR &usbeferung gebra9t
perben muBten; audi Diel @ieb ipl Bel benz
llntpetter umeetommen ietn.
SPAS. 2tPius.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20

gang anerita ge9en 65,OOO,0o0 Merinps
3Gblt. SIN Europa ioI es mod ebenIo pisle
gebsn. @panien fat mebr als 100000;
9eut19lanb, Sranfrei9 unb &uBldno oiirfz
ten 5ur 3eit jebes ebenIo biel pie Spanien
beiiBerl, unb iiberbaupt per0en Merinos in
iebem surppdii9en Staate, auBsr SroBbri=
t%annien, ge5ii4tet. @ien ano 4frita nit
100000 S3afen baben barunter ipsnigz
items 100000 Merinos. @uf Der 9ansen
@rbe giebt es 5ur3eit afr gegen 250,000,000
8o0blutmsrinos, obne Die 8reu5ungen an
bsrer &afen NIT bisisa ~feintpoligen S9iersn
gu re9nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
JnbaIts perseihnib.

/. Sette- Our sef. Seu9tuns 8untes &tz
Itrlei - 8ii6ertil9 Gier i'm @intsr = Nus
SiibsDatota = 8rieffaften n: 9uten uOn neuem
Scpfen su unterl 6eibcn - StGb6enrotblauf bel
Sdwsine 9as SiI6riiden = S3misr0l = Ser
i9Ottii6e S9aferbunb IS Die @a39eburt BET Siibe1
gu ~entfernen = Our MangeIwurSel7 @ultur = VII
ter 6eS su 3u6tSpefen SIT perwenbenben Stieres -
@srtninOerung Der Mtl6ietretton bet Sitben.
2. settle = Galiiormiens big trees - Gnbtts
Snbalt zines @euitdfs - Aus Soma - @us Sars
las - Plus Gtrtanias = 2of Ipeiie fir @Dlfe-@tz
gen ben SaIeniraB an Sbltbdlmen - TeloutaBi9er
Nnbau ser @urfen Gtus Mtlouri = Sriefe aus
Nla6ama - @ie ion ber Wtiit I'M Stall, auI Sem
9Of uuO i'm SeI6 bebunbeLt werben - 8latte1
un6 8Giitbeil.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-20
BUR eefdIIieen 8eadtun9!

NGs fir bic g q n , m. Bet1ass" BE-
fttmmten Mtttbeilungen, @nfragen uni
@orrefppnben5en = Don 2eBteren itnb re9i
bieIe aus alien S6eilen u%nierer 1nion etz
piini9t unb tpiIfommen, Defenders wenr
Oeren 9auptgepi9t auf bic Snterefen bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8etrie6es seIsgt uni
polittf3e @rOrterungen baraus fe~rngebalter
perben - finb gu dbrefftren:
Nnbreds Simpn,
2dnbnirtbi9aftli9er &ebafteur Der SUIT
mis- Staats<3eitung,"
@btcaeo, Sq.