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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

prove that she is likely at any moment to be led away like calf or any other beast.
 The chatelaines at present so popular are multiplication of jngling chains, which clash and jangle at every step, ana make the wearer happy, reminding her that she may shatter her bonds if she Will. But if we follow the fashion we Will be in letters still. Even the once conspicuous watch chain has be- come an affair of weighty links. A new sort is like that of this picture, going round the neck and clear to the belt at either side or right in front. Its links are very large, but owing to their deli cate construction are not very heavy. Such baubles usually accompany fine gowns, and this one did, a dress of white pongee. The skirts yoke was round in back but deeper and pointed in front, and was trimmed with interlaced bands of black chantilly insertion This also trimmed the blouse waists embroidered front, which fastened at the left side beneath two tiny frills of pleated pom gee. Collar and belt were bands of the insertion and the sleeves were trimmed with it.
 The newest thing for holding opera glasses is of leather so soft that it flat tens to the size of a purse when empty. When the glasses are inside, the case Is still soft looking. It has soft leather handle at the top and on the outside is pocket large enough for latch key, seat checks and a dime or so. It is always risk to take pocketbool1 to the theater, yet it isn't safe to go any where without a little money. Such a case can be used in the day time when the theater is intended later in the af- ternoon, without any conspicuousness.
 FLORETTE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

ing of going to Klondlke while his cheeks were burning with fever HaV- ing almost died of the fever in Demera- ra, he now proposes to run the risk of being frozen to death in Alaska
 Georgetown Is a very pretty city, much superior in appearance to most of the West India towns, Its principal residence street is very broad and ma jestic, probably over one hundred feet wide. It has Q row of trees and bit of greenswad in the center like Elm street park in New Haven, The dwellings are all frame houses, built in the West h. dia style, with rows of windows close together covered with a blind which turns on hinges at the top and is pushed outwards, so that when opened it serves as an awning. The usual West India dwelling is one story house, but many of the residences on this street are three stories high. They are large and roomy, often having wings extended from the main building, and always with verandas and balco- nies covering the entire front. Many of them can justly make some claim to architecture of grand old fashioned sort. But the tropical door yards; how shall I describe them? Nothing in the temperate zone can equal or suggest them. Palms in a hundred varieties. great tamarinds with their pale green feathery foliage, the gigantic silk cot tonwoods" and ''evergreens" with branches, as is characteristic of so many tropical trees, extending hori- zontally instead of upward, shading for hundreds of feet, and then the won- derful vines running over the walls, up the trunks of the trees, and covering the verandas. A tropical home does seem a paradise. It is especially so in Georgetown at night. There is no twi- light so near the equator. It is dark almost immediately after sundown.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16
4 GLIMPE OF DEMERaR4.
An Interesting but Feverous Place-Trop- ical Beauties-Race and Social Oues- tions-sugar-A Chance for the United States.
Barbadoes. Nov. 22. 1Sa1

Barbadoes. Nov. 23, 1891 To the Editor of the Journal and Courier: Demerara is one of the three countries of British Guiana. an English colony situated on the north coast of South America. British Guiana is a name seI- dom heard in this part of the world. The name Demarara is used for the whole province, and indeed, for George town it's principal city. In the West India newspapers ships are announced as bound for or arrived from Demera- ra,'' when they are cleared for, or have come from Georgetown.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16
ADVERTISING RATES.

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 Display advertisements, per Inch, one in, sertion, S1.20; each subsequent insertion: 40 one year, $40.
 Obituary Notices. in prose or verse, 15 cents per line. Notices of Births, Mar riages, Deaths and Funerals, 50 cents each. Local Notices 15 cents per line
 Yearly advertisers are limited to their own Immediate business Gall matter to be Include Wants To Let For Sale. etc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

It Is set forth as one of the curious phases of the bubonic plague in Bom- bay that not one Christian has died from its effects and but few have been Ill with the disease that has killed thousands of natives.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

Massachusetts real estate has been marked up by the assessors this year by the great sum of $77, ,6S7, ,99s. The in- crease of personal valuation is $9,751 000, and the net increase of all property for the year is about eighty millions.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

Eighteen of his poor relations recently dropped in on Georgia man and said that their visit would last all winter, whereupon he went out and got drunk. The judge before whom he was hauled let him go on the ground that it was enough to drive a man to drink.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

It is solemnly said that the Ohio girl who is to fast sixty days in New York city has a contract by which she will receive $50 a day and her board.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

Westward the butter business takes it's way. For a long time it was SUD- posed that creameries could be operated profitably only in bluegrass region, but it has been found that the grass of the semi-arid belt between the Missou- ri river and the base of the mountains is we'll adapted to grazing for milk and creameries in Kansas has been noted. In Nebraska also there has been 0 rap- i'd increase of the industry, the cream cries now numbering 110, and being found in all sections of the State, even in the extreme western portion, where the buffalo grass supplants the blue grass. But the greatest increase has been in South Dakota. It is less than seven years since the first creamery be- gan operations in that State, and the number of creaneries is now 145. Their product in the past six months has been 100000 pounds of butter, valued at $2,16O, 900. Returns to the milk raising farmers are estimated at about S2S5, ,O0O a month during the best grazing sea- son, and physical conditions are such that many of the creameries can profit ably pursue operations all winter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

The banking firm of Brown & Sons of Baltimore gives out that since Me- Kinley's election it has negotiated en- terprises of various kinds for custom CTS which involve an outlay of over $25, 900. MT. Brown says some of these were only transfers, but mostly they were new ventures, but he gives assur- ance that not dollar of the business would have been put out had Bryan been elected.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

An American in Germany says that there is hardly city of any size in the German empire that does not have it's own distinctive postal-cards. When ever a great gathering is arranged for almost the first thing that is done by the city is to have special postal cards made, illustrative of the event
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

Lord Kelvin estimates the time since the earth became sufficiently cooled to become the abode of plants and anil mals to be about 2O,OOOO0O years, with in limits of error ranging between 15,- 100000 and 3OO0O,OOO years From similar physical data Clarence King has made an estimate nearly agreeing with this.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16
F1ISHLON NOTES.
TashIonabIes in Chains.

We women will not give up our chains; here we fight all the men we know to force them to confess us llberr ated, and then We spend their money buying ourselves clanking accessories to hang about ourselves, as if the clink of the chain was after all essential to our happiness and self-respect. A few years ago we loaded our wrists with bangle letters, and she who was fettered the furthest up her arm was the proudest. Over and over we have delighted, as fashion turned, to put our heads into chains, and now what woman is so be- reft as not to wear some sort of chain dangling about her neck. Something to
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

A Juvenile Logician.-"Ma, is there any pie left in the pantry?" "There is one piece, but you can't have it."- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16
What to Give Him.

Man wants but little here bolo,y r but he always wants Pocket Knifo and would sooner be without watch than without knife He seldom bnye one because he. expects someone wi wifi il 1hi4k f,sf lia enough lon or him to give him one
 to give him one, in the name 6f 5VinH nii may find good Knives somewhere aISm iou but you are sure to find them here eiIei and you re also sure to find three times the variety you would find eIsoNbnro
 Then, again. the cases or boxes we a'Jrg nTt them ill add much to their attrsct}SVc S%' l. ness. 'c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

Perhaps the post ought not to be abol- ished, but it is pretty clear that there are things at the post that ought to be.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

Three Lord Justices of Appeal, sit ting as ''the Court of Crown Cases Re- served" have been considering the le- gal wrong involved in ordering chops and sherry to the value of four shil- lings per dinner in a restaurant when @ man had only a half penny in his pocket. They have decided that 1t is not obtaining goods by false pretences, but that it is obtaining credit by fraud The result in any case is jail for the perpetrator.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

An interesting trade movement has just developed in Alabama, where a large plant for the manufa cture of the coarser grades of cotton textiles has been completed under an agreement whereby it's entire output for the next five years is sold to a syndicate of brokers in China. The significance of this operation lies in the fact that it makes American competition an active and powerful factor in a vast market which has hitherto been controlled al- most entirely by English manufactur- CTS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-12-16

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Soften Yinb g~eeignst, Die 5armer fir bic Qns
ld9e gutter 2anbTtraBen %empfdnglic6 gu ma
6en, pd6renb lie ieBt Die erbittertfen @e8ttsr
oerisl6en 1ino, obIhon 3. 8. in 9Olt @ountp
Die @tabt 5tpei 0rtttel Der Soften aaQlen
miiBte, = ftott bas @an3e, nie Tie 70 9erne
1dtten. SIS 1T ii6er6aupt merfpiiroi9,
f6retbt Elm borti9es 8latt, pie bduFig iiG
Der Sarmer Ielbt in Der @onne itebt, 8, 9.
in Der Semperen5fra9e. @iirbe er nur Elm
~ein5iges Mal NIT Der liberalsn Yartei Itimz
men, n pdre es I'm pro9ibition geI4e6en,
unb fs6r RAID ipiirben 8rauereien entIte6en,
poburA b%olGufig SauIenoe BON 8auhanb>
~psrferr, ipGter np6 me6r MGrner in ben
GjeI6dften felbYt 8eT6Gftigung Finben unb
Die Sdraner ei4len bel b~eileren Martt fir
tire probufte bdtten. NuF cine 1olbe. 9D6e
fan iib aber leiber Der amtritani19e S5arlner
ni9t 16pingen, Oas @elb muB in anbere
Stadten uno Die &lagelie4er SSeremia's iperS
ben BON Sabr at Sahr petter ~gefungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
DertiIeune oes Grbfenfdfers.

I'm grb1en iiber fultibiren gu t0nnen, 1T
es m~t6penbig, etpa in Dem 9amen Dor
3anbene @rbIenfdfer gu ,beiettigen. gu bic
fem 3pede legt man ben Samen Dielfa6 in
Waifsr, Bis bic bonn 8Gfer befallenen Samen,
neil iie lei9t limb, auf Der SberflG6e erf6eiz
men. 9teIer 8organg bat penig prattiid:n
8ertb, ba audi Die merit angefrefenen Saa
men unterge6en. Cine anOere Wtetbp0e 1T
bic, bdB man ben befaIenen Samen 5p0lf
Stunben bin6urb in einem Biz duf $3.50
@rab sSabrenbeit ertpdrmten Ma1Ier 1te9en
lGBt, bann eibt man i'm in 6aufen nnb
I9aufelt i'm tii9tig bur6, bamit bas Waffer
abflieBen tann. Gta6 bieIem 8organg frie9t
Der Safer bera11s unb fann nit Inn Die 0dllz
fen gele9ten Pld6en ut0 Sdden lei9t eins
gefungen perOen. Die %gerein9ten @rbfen fi1o
a6er 1ofort an5u6auen, ba Tie font ausfeimen
piirben. Na9 elmer britten Wfet6pbe fam
man ben @rbIenfdfer bur9 @rbiBen auf 122
@rab 6a6rsn9eit bolfommen unI9dofi9
maden, troBbem pirb DerSamen 1eire&eim>
fG6i9teit ni6t b~erlieren Oieier 9organ9 aber,
erfprbert grpBe 9lufmerfIamfeit, bd cine mir
I'M @eniges gr0Bere 9ibe Die 8eimfraft
IGnntli0er @r61en berOerben ipiirbe. Sic
oierte Met6pbe nit S6ipefelfo1lenitoff 1T
am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ser gu reinigenOe
Samen miro in Elm SAB gegeben unb gu. 0ies
fem fir 3 8ui6el Samen Oh 4uart S0pe=
felfo6lenItoff. 9as SAB ipitb Damn MIG
(i9It luftbi9t Deri6lofien unb "a @tun0en
10 b~etafen. Sin gfiitteln unb l1m6rI6nen=
fen bes Safes t-ri9t not6penbig, ba Der
acknowledgements als @as Die idmmtlidsn
&0rner bur9Oringt. 9erlei be6dnOelter 5a@
men fann iogleid angebaut peroen.
@n man9en Srten baut man Die 6iIIen>
frii3te etpas ipdter> unb 3par Tim eiren
Monqt 1pdter ais gep06nIi9. Gin She'll Der
&df ct frie1t i6on beraus, pG6renb BET
anbere 59eil bal0 81 @runOe gebt. Menn bic
@rbien unb 2infen blii6en, 1T beren Samen
oor benz @9GOliag 9eii6ert. Serner fann
man StpeiiG6rigen Samen ne6n1er. eSn Ip{s
6sm Samen ipirb tpoN Der @rbientdfer mod
BARN lfefen, jebo6 mei1t I6on tobt Iein.
Der 8oben IoG in gater &raft 1te6en, bdmit
bic 8liit6enperiobe i9neler bDr ii9 ge9t.
Das @egfangen Der @rbientdfer bilft ni9t
piel, benn an jenem Ort, tpo beute bic Safer
gu Mpriapen gefangen purber, tDnnen am
nGbfen Sage tpieoer eben 10 Oiele borbanOen
fem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
JnhaItspersetbnt6

1. Settle: @Otts - Buntes @Ierlei - @Tderz
tii4 - 8ertiGguns Oes Grbientdfsrs = Srteis
ia item: 9OS beuti9e 9tltsrsz unb ScnuaIiben9t7
ies @erpfe9uns beuti6er SUlbaten in ber 0tas
n~OusrSeit = @9ati@leiiereien in 9sutl6lanb =
Sere6tisuns zines 2anba9enten ST. Committeeman
Gmsiien 81 pertreiben - @esen Das Tertslfrenel
Der S9weiue-8efrIdtun9 elmer 8ienentOut9in-
&ererbuug Ser GeirdBi9teit bel S6weineu = @nl5
pIebleusmertbe ounfle Stolen sur @eluddSboustuI>
tWr Scene 9tinoe al einem o~b9ei6alten Stamnt
5u srseugeH - 8udsbaum un6 gefiQte @dniebtiimz
deH - Strfelterben.
2. settle; Ser se9enwarttge StanO Der &iibens
Suter>Sn6uitrte in BEN Ser. Staaten O. y aus
benz Ueitliben 9Saibiugtpn - aus Soma - Gus
Siios9atota Son etnem GeflHgelsii6ter :
Gdweineaeii9 iir BEN SOmmer ouiSubepabren :
Gtntt6tlns zines 8iensnltanoeS = 8ei6ofuns Ser
sritsu 8ienenuDtfer = Die erite &ibensuders6 abrte
i'll @iSconiin 9teue MetboOe ber @aoies6enSu6t
= @rlbau ben @urfe I'M freien 9aune = S~reiIaIb5
@bryiantbemHmcultur - Sldtter 1nb 8lttbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
uoti5.

Die 2eier lnb audi bic berebrien QeIerin=
nen Der n8eiluge" 5outen ni6t auBer Q1t
Idf1en, baB bas SSnterefie am Sn6dlt 0teies
8lattes nur ba0ur6 auf Der genpbntea @0be
erAaltsn iperoen tann, lpenn tie audi tpdb@
.rero Der gef3Gftigen 3ett bss soSabre5 bier
uno ba benz S6reiben zines 8eitrages fir
bic p8sildge" iber ibre @%rfa6rungen unb
8epba3tungen auf irgenb einem @ebiete Der
2anopirtbi9aft, be5 @irt616aftspeIens,
Der 8ieb5u9t, beg Sbitbaues II. I. IN. Elm
@tiinb9sn ppfern. @ie bis6er, 10 miro auf
in 3utlnft Sprge 9etra9en perben, oaB Die
eingeldnDten 8riefe in rt9tiger, paiIerbe1
S3retbpeife gum Mbbr1d gelangen unn e
brau9t oaber 3iemanb, Der nit larotpirt6e
13dftli4en @erGtben better um3uge6en lpeiB,
als nit Der Sober, ii3 81 f6euen, Gebtere
.3um Hrben unb Srommen feiner Mitfefer
IN Die !9anb gu nebmen unb M~itt6efIuRoen
-non aagemetnem SutereiIe an uns ~ein3uIenz
ben.
@ae fol6e 8eri9te finh gu dbrefIirsn an
@nbrea5 Simon,
Observation-Disclosures Gebatteur Der 81.
@taatsz3eitung, Gbicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
8GhertiId,

8pm 8unbes MderbduGmt :
Hamburg as a Market for American
Products; Circular gtO. IA. = Sheep
Feeding; Sarmers Bulletin SEQ. 49. =
Sorghum as forage Crop; 6armers
Bulletin SEQ. so. = The Sugar Beet,
Culture, Seed, Development. Manu-
facture and Statistics; Tarmers 8HGe7
tin $50. 81. - Fig Culture; Bulletin
So. 5.
@on Der erfuhsf in 80 g.
Statistics from 81 Wis
consin Separator -Creameries 8uue7
tin SEQ. Sc. - Analyses of licensed
Commercial Fertilizers; Bulletin
$50, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Snnge Slide tpuroen in SO isconfin
i'm Sabre 1896 77,28O,O85 ausgeieBt, geasu
64,255,370 in 1895.
41l9 in 8rootfieIb sSSunction na6e so III
pautee tpirb bic @rri9tung elmer &ibenz
.3uderfabrit geplant.
Die Mtnnefpta Sect 5llgar So. lit
nit einrm capital BON 100000 organiz
1rt iporben unb nun 1pG in 6a1tin9s cine
&iiben8uderfabrit fir $4,000 gebaut perz
ben.
@tlife @agenlabungen @feG tpurben fira=
lid} BON 9eppner IN Srsgpn nad5 Sir
9inten nit 10 9utem Brofit pertauft, baB
Die b~ortigen Sqrtner iib ouf biz Maule1eI@
5uAt Derlegen perben.
= X *
Snfolge i6rer guten @rnte i'm @orid6r
AperOen bieSa6afbauer bpn 9ancaIt ter @ountD
in ennplbanienei elm UNI so BroSent
er0Beres 9ebiet nit Sabuf BE- teIlen. 2ebtes
Sabr batten lie 5000 Qder in Sabat.
Die 8ei3enernte in fountain Gountb,
Snbiana, pirb in bieiem Sabre taum %
8rO5ent elmer 9urdI6ntttsernte betragen,
9te Sarmer fdgen, baB faIt Die gan3e Saat
puinirt 1T. @:ele 5etoer tperben pieber UNI
gepfligt unb nit Safer beiteIt.
X *
Gin Sarmer in Rorb Safptd be-
Hauptet, baB, ipenn man 9ii6nern in Gtre;=
fen gei6nittene unb in 8uttermtl9 einge=
apeibte 3eitungen fiittert, ite mebr @ier leg
ten. Sin tpeitsres 8eiipiel, fpie bel Suites
3e;tungen gu FIFTEEN DernlDgen!
x x \
Die 3unabmt I'M 3uderOer6rau9 i'm
t9aufe Der lsBten % Sabre b~s3iffert iib in
ben Ser. Stdaten uuf 278 pro8ent, in
'Srantrei9 auf 142 Prp5ent, in 9euti9lanb
jauf 159 9ro5ent, in Oeiterrei6 ulf 107 Proz
gent unb in @ngGa1b auf 80 Prp5ent.
-@s ptrb biefes SSd6r ntebr @et5tn in
S D IN a geIdet perben, ipie felt Dielet Sab
rer. @s ~berlautet, Dap iih cine 9eniigenb:
Qn5abl Soma Sarmtr Derpfli9tet baben,
3uderriiben gu pfton5en, I'm cine 8iibenz
3uderz5abr;t in 9es Moires in Sang isbsn
gu t0nnen.
Die 8erlufte, tpeldt Die 8teb5ii9ter bon
SO = 0 M / n g our6 bic leBten S6neeitiirme
e~rIittsn baden, tptrben auf 5 bis 20 Pro5ent
i6res 8isbbeitanbes gsi6dBt. Ser S9nee
lisgt in G6eDenne 1-2 SUB bO6 uno in ben
@9Iu6ten 10 SUB bod. @itle Peripnen
aptrben bermiBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Die 81 ebatttD n.

1857. l., @o1en Sic, bite, in ben Gpols
ten Der .8eilage" cine tur3e @rtlarung Oea
Oeuti6en Offers unb Snpaltoen9eiebes en-
I@einen laf1en2 g., @iffen sic oielfeid5,
tper bic Soften fir bic @erpflegung Der oeut=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Observation-Disclosures 8rtetfaiten.

Ginem ieben 2efer II: bas Rebt eins.e
rdumt, fi9 brieflih Ober miinbIi@ an bic
&ebattion UNI 4ustunft iiber beitimmte
puntt: gu tperben, pelbe, fopeit bas in unz
Tere< Ma9t lieet, gepdbrt perben tpirb,
Mnfragen, beren nibt Der Same unb Die
genaue MbreTe beg Sragsftelers bsigefist
finb, tperbep ni4t beantpprtet.
Sie Rebaftion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

= Die 9anbtraBen in Der umgegeno bon
0es MloineS in S m a iino faft gar ntdt
fabrbar. Sn oielen Sabren tpuren lie nidt
70 i6le9t ipie gegenpdrtig. 9as anbaltenoe
8egenpetter unb fdit Elm 9an5er Monat obne
sSonne nit tpeni9 @inb, CAB ben StrqBen
feline Selegenbeit, ausautrOdnen. SoI9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Der in bieiem 2anbe i'm Dorigsn SSSabr berz
brau6te 3uder belief ii@ auf 1,96O,O86
Cons, OOer 62.72 PfunO fir iebsn &opF Der
8eb0lterung. Son Oieler @eIammtmenqe
fpurben 1,670,963 Sons. aus fremben Gam
bern singsfii6rt unb n u r.299,12 Sons 5tno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Slide @dgenlabungen @fet purben fir5=
MIDI BON 0eppner in Oregon nad3 Sir
9inien init 10 9utem Brofit pertauft, baB
Die bortigen Sqrtner fi9 auf be Mauleielz
5u9t berlsgen tperber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Die Mtnnefpta Sect Sugar So. lit
NIT etnrm capital BON 100000 organi=
1irt porben unb Nun fp4 in 6aitings Elm:
&iiben5uterfabrit fir $25O,O00 gebaut tperz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Ser 8eri9t iiber Die gu ermarten6e 4fir@
fi6@@rnte fir gibpeit Mifpuri
lautet i'm @eientli6en pie foGgt: Die Yfir@
Ii9sGrnte tpirb porausit3tli6 nun baI6 -
gut ausFaIen ME IeBteS Sabr, unb audi oa3
nur, penn nibt 5pdtfr0ite nod. mebr GAa@
ben anrt9ten. Sreten feline Sr0fte eia, 70
mirb Die Grnte boh nod cine befrieoiaenos
iein. 9a bic 8Iiitben niAt 10 oi4t iino, 10
perben Die ein5elnen Srii6te iiA me5r entz
pideln fDnren unb grOBer iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

SnfOlge ibrer guten @rnte i'm @oria6r
hperoen bie5 a6afbauer pm QancaIter @ountb
in Penn plbanien Elm UNI so Bro3ent
grOBeres @ebiet nit Sabat beftelen. 2ebtes
Sabr batten Tie 5000 @Ger in Sabaf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Die Obit6Gnbler in Berlin ullb aroersn
9tGbten 9suti9Ianbs iinb fir Oas a nj T l.
fanif 9eO # in 10 bobem @rabe cinge=
nommen, baB fie oft in 0ertidlanO gstpads
Iene Srii9ts aGs amerttaniIde be5ei2ner,
1te Iet9ttr bertdufen 6t
f0nnen. Sbtpobl oas als Elm une9rli6sr
@eI@Gftstniff aneeIeben tperben mug, be-
tpeiit es, ipie unier uncertainties Sbit f9
Oribtn i'm 6luge Die Nnertennung Der Gonz
lumenten ero6ert bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

in I'M IN ei9enen 2anbe :r5sigt
iporpen. Don leBterer 8etpi9tSmenge e1t@
fielsn 10000 Sons auf &iibsu3uder, 243,@
22O Sons ouf 3obr5ufer, 300 Sons auf
Soro6um=3 uder, 5000 Sous uuf M6prnz
5uder unb COB Sons auf MelaKe=3u6er, Der
bier aus fremOer MeloKe er5eu9t tpnroe.
9ieIs s3ablen bspeiien, 0aB bic 3utuaft Der
ameritaniI9en 9onopirtbl4aft i'm 3uder=
riibenbau 81 Tu9en lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Die BON Der MISUNDERSTANDING in
i6ren S6af6Dfeu in Ga 5or, Sllinois 8,
nit elmer neu ,srfunOsnsn S9afideermae
fGine angeiteute 9robe bat Ii3 gut 6etpG6rt
9teIelbe trGgt Den Namen nWolfetsp" uno
1T gum She'll BON einem gteffen bes 2orr
@plieIeb erfunben iporDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Die 8ei3tnernte in SOunta;n COUNTY,
Snbiana, apirb in bieIem Sabre taum %
BrO5ent elmer 9ur6i9ntttsernte betrageu.
@ie Sarmer fdgen, baB faIt Die gan5e Saat
puinirt 1T. @:ele 5etber peroen mieoer UNI
gepflIgt unb nit Safer beite1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

iGen Solbaten tpGbrenb Der Man0ber3s;t in
Pripdiqlartieren gu tragen BATE Der Mi@
litdrfistus OOer Der Qnartiergeber?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14
Suntes QuerIei.

Sunge Slide tpurben in SO isconfir
i'm Sabre 1896 77,28O,O85 ~ausqeieBt, eeqen
64,255,37O in 1895.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Sin Sarmtr in NOrbz9atoto be-
hauptet, DAB, lpern man 9ii6nern in Gtre;=
fen geI9nittene unb in 8uttermtI9 einge=
apeibte 3eitungen f%iittere, ie mebr gier leg
ten. Gin peiteres 8eiIpiel, fpie bel Suites
3e;tungen gu FIFTEEN permDgen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Die 3unabut I'M 3uderOerbrau9 i'm
s9uufe Der IsBten % Sabre b~e3iffert iiA in
ben Ser. Staten uuf 278 8ro5ent, in
'Srantrei9 auf 142 pro3ent, in 9euti3lanb
jouf 159 9ro5snt,, in Ositerreid uuf 107 prOs
gent unb in @nglanb auf 80 Yro3tnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Die Remembering pon 0nnfaros das
MnberIon, SnDiana, nah NprbzOdz
t t a bauert fort unb 5ipdr iperben bennddllt
tpeitere 274 MitglieOer Der 5ecte ibre neber@
IieDelung mad Der neuen @olonie beipertitelll=
gen. Die 2eute nebnen ibren 8ie4fano,
Md%erbaugerdt6e unb 0auSbaltungsgegsnz
itGnbe nit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-14

Sn Belle Blaine, SO innefotd, fanO
oteIer Sage cine 8erfammlun9 itatt, BET
nel9er Serr 9enrD Seller uno prpTeior
2ange Don ct, PauI iiber bic 3udcrrilben@
tuGtur ipra9en,. Die Sarmsr Der urlgegeno
merben es nit ben 3uderriiben probiren. Der
u8oarb Of Srabe" iener Stabt tpiro ben Sdz
men CUR Brobe fret liefern an lolAe 2anoz
pirt6e, bic 3uderriiben auf e:nem @9tslz
(ober @iertelz) Dieter 2anb anpflan5ea mol
len.