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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

Secretary q Agriculture Wilson Is not
content 20 let the subject OF butter sxpor.
tation rest with a perfancsoTy experiment.
a short time ago he sent some samples 60
ne Easlish market With Instructions to
the commercial agent 10 watch results
New nc Is busy srou>fng interest among
the farmers BY laying before them the
sreat possibilities Of trade n that CON-
modify.
We kaow something ahout batter maxim Z
is thls state ourselves. ana with our de-
Iiesous elover ara timothy an. 3uicy vexe-
,atoa ne oagh; % be able to establish
brand nat xouid - as famous Ia IS way
as taoze caeessS % EgropS xh.cA lave
brought a hish price FOR nearly a century.
Anerfoan e2cosaArgarine Aas almost Gssap-
pearea from the Isan8on market. and thss
might BE quite 81 advantage to %: hat
ire unpleasant admission has to se made
also. ;AAf because - sse quality - TIE
butter furnished. AnsTto&a butter se;ts a.
\ a~we- Price Ia London shan TIA, CT znv
ether county. Tas cause ~ tAis Is 70
secret Our trade papers have heen pant
ine cut Err se-se years nat while xAs
Unlted States sendS scrne Eroa butter Ia
Eagssns. Il also serex seine very bad hzs-
trT. ana as = IS az ksewu rssrsEv as
-Ar,srican." Peorle wlls nos take shAn-eS.
IN 80. ~ &eoG; tAAi tiae. tie average
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19
saosa Of 100 per cent me deAcsency

quota Of 10 per cent The dedcsency
must be made up I'm some way.
There win be resistance made 20 every
proposed reduction IN expenses which In
wolves abolition OF an once, there viii be
no less strenuous opposition soeyery propo-
sfsfon to bring under taxation any inter-
est which now escapes The great body az
the people must stand firmly By the mayor
and council In their efforts 10 bring about
In the revenue
While we are SO busy considering how
20 tar the business we already have. we
must not lose sight Of means By which to
develop thai husiness. IL we could tn
crease the commerce Of Seattle 80 per
King how 20 pay taxes or meet the nee<s-
saxy expenses Of city.
The mayor Is 50 conscientious that It In
ungraeious to criticize mere passing al
fusion. but II is 30 vigorous that u chai-
lenges notice. The mayor says that many
people really seem TO believe that GER
tain amount Of hell Is necessary TO the
business success Of seaport town" To
this We might reply that-deepiy as all
weli-meanins men may d>3,ore n-If the
saloons were 90 be closed up In Seattle
II would be q most serious injury. There
IL no overcoming the fact that the tens
OF thousands Of dollars brought into Seat
tie by those who patronize saloons and
other places or public resort enables the
business men to pay their taxes. and that
means maintaining q IRE department and
q police department and other adjuncts Of
a municipal government; and that when
we drive away hundreds of miners and
loggers and seafaring men TO spend their
money In other places. we are helping
those other places and injuring Seattle.
The mayor admits that great difficulty
IL experienced In preventing the unlawful
sale OF liquor by restaurants and drug
stores.- II he cannot overcome little
evil like that. how is he going to stem
the tide which flows resistiessly through
every great city In the world?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

price Of Danish butte. IN London was rs
cents pound. French. .44 cents poand:
Swedish. 20 cents pound: Datch rs;
German. ..s: vale American butter would
NOT fesch more than 1s-s cents pound.
The average price OF all butter In the Lon
don markets AZ that time was - cents.
so that the imports from the United States
were IS cents below the general average.
IL Ia claimed chaf American butter sells
now for about - cents a pound. so that
raere Is an improvement which shows that
= good quality Win command the market
The British are the greatest butter eaters
in the world They make a good quality
themselves. and In addition 10 what they
make they nave imported during the last
six years an average OF 30. s<s.s<s pounds
OF pure butter annually. for which they
have paid an average OF So. 90. ~. The
consumption OF butter In Great Britain has
more than doubled during the last ten
years. ana In isSs they had run 1t up 10
sse -. oss pounds for which they paid s74-
81. 80. OF this enormous quantity the
United States last year sent 20 Great
Britain only li-ssssll pounds AZ value Of
H.7s Al The English people only use one
third Of that quantity Of limitations Of but
ter. and the trade In them Is falling on.
II might be remarked. In passing. that
there Is a very large number Of Americans
who have q taste for good butter and
would like 10 see the trade in IL improved.
Even on this Coast the field Is not entirely
occupied. and II q brand became known as
invariably indicative Of good quality if
would command q nne and profitable
market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

The suggestion has been made that II
would be good idea at this time to form
a merchants protective association made
up Of leading firms who are identified
with the commercial interests OF Seattle.
The Chamber Of Commerce is generally
willing 20 do what IL can towards help
ing trade. but IL is no, a purely mercantile
or commercial body in that It is made up
OF citizens OF every trade and profession
and can hardly be expected 10 keep in as
close touch with business interests as
would smaller organization composed OF
merchants. These protective associations
have been able 70 accomplish good deal
in the way OF adjusting railway and
shipping matters. in following closely To-
cal conditions and IN outlining work for
future development. With the return Of
better times business In expand and our
merchants should not be backward in
taking advantage of the opportunities OF
fercd Tor TIE extension Of trade.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Ting Fang, the new Chinese minister az
washington, II the first representative Of
the F1owery Kingdom 70 the United
States who has been able 90 speak English.
Miss F-lern Cgrtwr1ght. now Mrs. Gsr1-
ing. whose daughter has tszst married Or.
Sinclair Tolzsey. OF New York. was the
hslse az NL1sSe CeoTg iz- and Was the soasr
az fcsxr counties. She married Julius ven
Gt-fsng after the war. ard lived n Fat
on8on On ERE Ser3ing side MIS- Julia s
sing.
Matthew A-no1Es DetErpsan manners
ara sail 70 have excited amused comment
even az Oxford In the znosz pAsronizinx
way ne uo8zt1 generally eTas an argument
b.. Yes. yes. my good fellow. you are
quite right. but you 49, nv view OF the
matter - dlfrcrenx-ana I have little
doubt Il y are tTae one. This went 80
far saas even the simplest facts sxs.ea IL
wctsce Az iz1xErx.el "a h1zcs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

II Secretary Algsr has approved Of the
proposed plat FOR the army post. he has
taken a very bssssness-like view OF the
matter. Ire citizens OF Seattle have eona
more than the law requires. ard have at.
tempted to comply with the request OF the
department for even more: but they have
eeea unable 20 secure The land TIRE gov
eminent has TIRE pswer OF condemnation,
aud as the site Is IL every way suited 70
the neeas Q. the department. there should
- 10 hesitation about exercising that
power.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

The government tug Golden Gate-hnilt
at Seattle be Il not forgctten-has dis
played me seagofng qualities The only
accident on her downward trip was a
trfaing delay through the nevness OF the
machinery. She viii prove that Seattle
marine workmanship cannot be excelled
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

The greatest misfortune that could hap
pen to Spai. would BE success in obtain
ing loan OF 5000 600 for the prosecution
Of the Cuban war. and g. cc.ece for the
Philippines. She had better let go her
costly burdens and seek to build Up
home industries.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

The experiment OF the ship Glenerichs
In taking the north course TO japan viii
be watched with interest II II ssains.
all theory OF the hydrosraphic Office. bu,
the saving in distance Is expected to more
than OFFSET The adverse winds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

Greece win cover itself with shame II II
permits any harm TO come to the persons
Of the royal family. If they are not
wanted they should be sent home TO Dem
mark. but assassination il an infamous
way by which to seek redress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

Now that the enthusiasm over the
Fourth OF July celebration has once been
worked up. It should not De SLOWED to cool
on. A great deal OF work must be done
during the next month. and every one
should lend hand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

Prince Hohenlone expresses liberal
view when he says that the right of as
ISOLATION Il indispensable to political de-
velopment This is great contrast to the
doctrine Of censorship and lese majestic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

1t is all right for the army to test the
sustaining powers Of the emergency ration
on a weeks march over the prairie. but It
is rather hard on the detail which has been
ordered to make the experiment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

Deep Creek Jones. Gov. Rogers. NJ.
NJ. Holmes and a few more OF the fu-
sionists should always have a phono-
graph and vitascope with them as wit
neSses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

Senator Butler. of North Carolina wants
duty of cents a pound on rice. This
is rather an odd request from man Of
Senator Buffers ideas. who halls from a
state that is supposed to believe In free
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

It Is reported that Q boy has been
struck by lightning near Walla Walla-
Lightning is very rare in this state, and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

1t is reported that the Greeks abandoned
Domokos owing 10 a lack of ammunition
and food. 1t is probable that the supply
of good leadership was also running short.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

There is this to be said in Deep Creek"
Jones' favor. that he carries around with
him a tag to distinguish him from other
members of the same family name.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

The mayor commends the refusal to
grant franchise for a crematory.
Having been in public Office he knows
what 1t is to be burned up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

Nearly every little settlement in the state
employed Prosperity is asserting itself.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

Portland Tribune: IL ship-ownsrs re-
ceSve much encouragement as that &C.
corded the vessel which arrived here yes
teraay 20 load with lumber for Japan. the
FIRST. by the way. that ever reached this
port for that purpose. our trade with that
country viii not grow very large. The
vessel was entitled 10 come to this port,
under the law, BY paying half pilosaSe
wivhogs a Talot. She was rowgd up by the
Oklahoma. ard paid ire haif piiotage fea
as required by law. bsl; the master OF that
steamer was arrested for plotting without
a Gcense. when. as a matter OF act. he did
not pilot. bat simply sowcd the boat. Such
hair-spistfing viii not encourage foreign
vessels 20 seek this port for business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

T-as Tomaz viii sooa De thing az the
past It's tntersar VAS IKE that % srv
jAil. Eat as tsoas % The s0llainx. which
Is hssng demolished. Was a ire specimen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

The prisoners at the jail may suffer
from some Of the inconveniencies Of i'm
prisonment, but their chief grievance Is
that some razors were found concealed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

A young Mexican eloped after killing two
OF the girls brothers and two OF their
male friends. The result OF q marriage
with that kind Of young man will DO worth
watching
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19
COAST PAPERS.

Sacramento Record-Union: Clearly the
HawaiianS look TO no nation on earth
bstt the United States OF America 70
stand their friend In such a juncture.
All the declarations Of government Of
ficials OF the press OF Honolulu and the
more intelligent people who are attached
TO the little republic and her present gov
ernment. Indicate expectation that In case
Of any trouble whatever we viii stand
by HawaH and bid any and all trespassers
10 keep hands OF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19
THE STATE PRESS.

Rockford Enterprise: Master Dell Wor-
ley this morning brought the Enterprise
a sample OF fall wheat. Scotch fife. from
his fathers field. the tallest blades meas
uring twenty-three inches. Dell says the
entire field Of eighty acres stands equally
as high. Fifty bushels per acre can con-
fdently be expected All fall wheat looks
unusually well this year.
Walla Wslla Statesman: The Greeks
have captured Sir Ashmead Bartlett. NJ.
r. husband of the Baroness Burdett-
Coutts. What they are going 10 make
out Of him now they have him is hard to
tell. But the baroness is one of the rich
est women in the world, and the States
man humhly offers free the suggestion
that they might hold him for ransom to
stand Off the indemnity they will surely
have to pay Turkey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

1t is about time to hear from Dom Pau
again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19
OFFICES.
A GUARANTEE.

The Posf-IaseIisEeneer heresy
guarantees Ats advertisers . bona
SIDE paid cfscalssfon, Daily, weekly
and Sunday. double that Of asp
other newspspes published In the
state of WsshsnGssn. AdvertisfsE
contracts VIII BE ns1s subject TO
this guarantee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-19

cou.sy s.a casy oassai Psser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-15
Die bamaiifhe Vraae.

Der ,,Sapun Ssralb" Idbt ii6 ilber
bic Gage auf Sapaii foIsenOermaben in
einem 2eitartlfel aus: ,,Dis omin6ie
Sttas. tpel4e jest beSdsIih Der batpaii.
iben 6rase berridt, ldbt iib lei9t er.
tIdren. Sober, Der leien fam. ipiro trob
Der Seimlldfeiten, nit cenen bic 8ditun.
gen betrieben perben, ieben. baB bic jos
paniibe Reeieruns bic Sanbnid. Snieln
su beieBen beabiidtiet. Sails bic Sors
cerunsen Sapans ni6t uoa bsipilIigt unb
8eripretunsen fit bic 3utunft sessbsn
peroen, iperben mir balb erfabren, oab
bic SlasSs Sapans an Steqe berieuisen
Der ieBiSen idwantenoen 8epublit psbsn
tpiro. DAT Sapan eine eerehte Sorbers
uns eesen Sapaii bat, piro 9lsmanb
besweifeln. @sr mill fur Sapaii Bartei
nebmen ? Imerifa ? g8as miro oas
@reeonlb iein Die iapanii6s 8ep5l.
terune auf ben Sanbpid, Snieln beirdat
ieBt $4,000 9erionen, tpopon etpa l8,.
900 Didnner iiub. uno slpar lauter ge.
oiente Solbaten. 5mei ober brei Grams.
porte nit Daffen uno Wuniton bOrtbin
Bu isnosn, 1T fur Sapan pas aeltteiie
auf Der @eIt. Sc sibt nur stpei Sdfsn
auf ben Sanopids SnisIn, bic osr 9teun.
une tpsrtb iino, SOncluIu unb Silo, uni
bleie iOpobl alS au6 aQe mbSliden San,
ounsSpldse fbnnen bon Sapan beiebI
perosn, ebe bic Der. Staten aub nur
oaran benfen t6nnten, Iruppen in 8e,
pssuns Su isssn".
Die ,Sapaneiifhe 1imsS" fasen in
einem Iansen 2eitartitsl: .Sapan bat
tein territoriuIes Sniersfe in ben baraii-
idsn Snisln. @as au6 INNER bic llria6I
Der idIeuniesn unb bis gum lssten 9luaen'
bid eebeim ssbaltenen llntersei6nunt
oes anneriOns' 8ertrases estpeisn ieir
mag. 70 iit bod iebr su beoausrn, oai
Sapun ni&t su Ratbs sssosen ipurbs, oa'
nd&ft ben Ser. Staaten am Wsfsnlli6
iten bs,dsIit oss Status Der Sanoni1r
Snisln intsrefirt if,"
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Sin SelOenprama 6aifer
9NilhetmS.

profeiior Suetner bat nab ben In.
gaben bss 8aiierS Wilbelm Elm PATRIOTS
I6es Sslben Drama in brei slftien Der.
fabt, bas innerbalb peniser Wobsn
pe,6Tentlidt tperosn tpirD unO oas tbat'
id1lib cine Dramatiiirune Der orei ale,
soriiben Siloer beS 8iiiers Wilbelm 1T
Der Name bes Dramas 1T: Scr
bsulide NideI". Sober 4ft fteat in
ieiner 9lusarbeituns zines ber brei aaer
goriIden 8iIoer bar.
Der erfte gift idliebt nit benz: sd
babe elm Denfmal erri9tet, bas uupsr'
sdnslider IN ala Stsin". Die Sanb.
lung bat uuf bic uamdbIise gntpidlunf
Deuti6lunbS bis sur 9rbnuns @llbeln
|. als beutiber 8aiier Sesus.
Ser stpeite gtfl itellt bic innere Stdrf,
Dsuti6lanbs bar, tpie fie ber unsebeur,
aufibpuns Der Snbutrien uno bee
Boblitanoes beS 2anoes seist. Dai
S4lubtabIsau bes 9Ittss pirO bur6 bai
Bib bss 8aiisrs, ,.RlsmanO 3u Sisbs
Jiiemuno su 2eib", eebiloet.
Ser brittle Att aber telt bic Stdrf
oes 8aterIanbeS in auspirtisen AnssIe
senbeiten bar.
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Sie 8irrem im Orient.

Sn Der orientuIii6en anseIesenbei
bat iid fpenis ssdnbert. Barrier 9ldt.
ter bebaupten, Serr Sanotuur babe in
8abinet mitsetbeili, bic Sage lei ernf,
unb Der Warineminiiter 8esnarb babs
8efebl sur Wobiliiiruns Der Uiittelmeer.
flotts aeeeben, aber man bdlt bic Nad.
ribt fir unbesriinbet. Bon mebr BE.
oeutuns 1T bic Sbatiade, oaB Deter.
reid'llnsurn ber Pforte eine 9lote iiberr
ianbt bat. pelde erfIdrt, penn bic tiirfi.
ide 8esieruns nidt einen Gag oniese.
an ipelbem bic tiirfiide Diilitdr. @om'
miiiion NIT ben eurOpdii6en 9Ittudss
bic porsei6lueene itratesiide @rense
oisfutiren ioq, ipeIde europa porees
iblasen bat, 70 ipsrbeu bic 8otibafter
lbre &esierunBen sriu6en, enersli6e
Dlabregeln ;u er8rsifen.
Ser ftIeppenbe Gang Der Sriebens.
uerbanbIunsen sniideu @ris6enIanb unb
Der Sdrfei eiDedt i6pere 8eiorsnife.
Die Situation III alS eine bbbf fonoers
bare su beseibnen. gllleS beutet baraui
bin. oab oer Sultan 3eit su gepinnen
iudt, enttpebsr in Der itilIen Soffnung.
oaB bic Wdbte ii9 untereinanber in bic
Saare seratben perben. ooer bis ii6 bic
4ufreSune unter ben rntertbanen pet
Bforte iiber be glrt unb Weiie, tpie bic
Ilrtsi um bic SrGdte ibres SieseS se.
bradt Derben ioa, einisermaben selesl
buben piro. Die Nddte iino iebo6 in
oem Bunfte einie. oaB fe ber Pforte
nidt mebr ala eine ftrateeiide 8renSrs,
sullrune suBeiteben tperben.
Dieln poIltiidsn 2reiien meilt erBrterte
5rase 1T, OBJ bic Wa6ie i'm Sale fOrtees
iester Beiseruns Der Iiirtei. auf ibre
8oridldse ein;ueeben. iib su Spanss'
ipeiiem 8orssben sntidlieBen tperoen !;
man 8laubt aber aud, oaB oies gar nidl
notbpenois tperben, uno oaB ber Sultan
i4lleblld nadseben tpirb.
9ie ..RopOe Bremia" forSert bic tiirs
tif&e Resieruns in i6arfen Worten auf,
Don allen tpeiteren NusflIbten in 8esus
duf bic 5riepensperbanblunss abSufe'
ben. penn iie nidt ben @uni6 best, bab
bic Mddie itrenss MabrsssIn ersreifen,
um ibr Prosramm our6suiesen.
&ublanb bat cine @lrfular.glote an
bic Ma6te ssianot, in peIder eS ben
8orihlas madt. S6ritts su tbun. um
ben SrlebenSidIub swiiden Der 2iirfel
unb @rie6enlanb su beidleunisen. Dies
fer SanOluns 8ublanos ipirb bic srbBts
Bldtlsteit beiseIest unb ais elm 3eiben
betra1tet. bub Rublunb auf be Wiit.
ipirtune Der anberen Uiddte rebnet.
Der Sultan unb bic tiirfIiden Winifer
puroen iofort bon Rublanos Sanbluns
IN aenntniB seisBt. Der beutide 8Ots
idafter, 5rbr. Saurma b. Selti6. III
uon ieiner &esierune auf'S yieue itarf
initruirt poroen. burauf su beitebsn. oab
bic Gartei bic itratesiiden @rensoor.
fdldee Der Wddte an;unebmen bat.
Wan elaubt aasemein, baB bic Ssr'
banoluneen iid bls Gus5anss oeS Sab'
res binaieben perben. bis Der Winter bic
Iiirtei spinst, ibrs Truppen aus Sbeis
fallen suriidsusieben, ipabrenb iie iid
ieBt Bel eutsm Beiter unO reidlider
Rabruns perbdItnibmdbis lsi6t bort
balten f6nnen.
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Nefruten fur bic Tfctte.

0as 5loiten. Dspartsment bat ii6
snblid entidloHsn, mebr pefIibes 8lut
in bic Slotte sinsufibren. gu bieiem
3peds bssab iid 2ieutenoni.@ Commander
). Wi. SatpIsp NIT sinem Wunoarst unb
einsm 8ootSmann oieie @ode aui
cine Sour bur6 bic sroBen Stdote bes
Bstsns. UNI Tsfruten su iuden. Gus
srIt piro er in Duluth SaIt MAIDEN unc
oaun in Gbieaso, WiIDautee. 3olsco.
Buffalo unb in anberen Safe. Sdfen.
8isbsr bssos bic 5IOtte ibre Refruten
baupti6dlid aus ben Ssebdftn unb nur
ielten perirrte iib Elm Seemann aus bem
8siten boribin. Man eIaubt aber. oab
in ben Sinnsnieebdfen cine srobe slnsabI
Seeleute erlaust iperben iDnnte, tpenn
oieieIben bic DtitteI bitten, bic 8siis
nab ben WsereSbdfen su MAIDEN. 9urt
bic gtablirune tempordrer @erbebureaul
in ben 8inneniesbdfsn bofft man bas er'
pInidte 8ieI su erreiden. De SOB,
nuns betrdst Sl9 pro Dionat fur ss.
p6bnlibe Seeleute, s24 fur Watroler
unp $40 fur Waidiniten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-15
8Hanit SeQerie.

gs III aqsemsin bstannt, baB Der Gel
Ierie nidtise meoisiniide gissni6aften
beiiBt. Ser @rtraft bsfslbsn piro pieI
als WitteI eesen Herpenlsiben benubt
9etpiHs 2eute iinb fets bereit, ibr sutes
bartes 8slo fir ..GeIsrp Gomprunb''
bersuseben uno iie biIbsn lih elm. bab es
ibnen sroben giuben brinse. gu bieien
3siten aber folIten mir unisr 8aarseIb
10 uieI als m6sIid iparen. um 10 mebr
penn mir oaS mitiels unisrer Irbeit
tbun f6nnsn. g8arum iein @eIo far
.,Gelerp COMPOUND" berseben, penn
man ieIbit before Wiiduns bsrf,Gsn
fam.
@rube einen 1beil bes 9ariens I'm.
iebe fiinfais ober mebr SeqerispHan,en
binein uno pFsss iis gut; bann III reid
lib BON oem @rtrds. 9as madt eint
before ReOisin uIs bu ie in elmer SIai9t
taufen iannt. DabriHsinIib neroen
beine Rerben Dor gnbe bss Sabres nod
eridittert perben. So 1T alto bsFer, bl
Iesit Dir obne 8ersus einen 8orratI
beimsebauten Selsries Elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-15
e6ue Ses @iebes seaen 5liesen.

I'm 8ieb sssen Sliesen su i6dben,
smpfisblt Der Scientific 4merican foIs
aenoes Wittel: .,9limm 3obIentbeer, Q
Ibeile, unb ie einen GbsiI 2obIenbl unb
Sstt unb permiite es nit elmer fleinen
Wenge Garbolidure. Wltttslft eines
ludeS befeuhte bann Soare unb S5rner
oes 3bieres nit Der Slaiiisfeit. Der.
fabre ebeniO nit 5dben unb 9einen
baS piro iebe SIiese foritrsibsn be-
trodenem Wetter tpirb einmaIipe In.
psncuns fdr Sebn Gage Ober Idnssr se.
nG8en. Srseno tpeldss altss S6maI;
ooer 6ett fam eebrauht tperben. Sob
Ientbeer 1T bic Sauptia9s bel bieiem
Dlihel; ipiro lestereS su bid. um ei
einsureiben, 10 nimmt msbr 2ObIenbl
Garbolidure, ipelde crpltaaf6rmia III
muB in 8aher oufssIbf peroen. SIN
ObiSen iinb bic WiidungsperbdIini
ni4t senau senus ansessbsn. aber maj
lam ia probiren uno ieiusn 9feroen uni
isinsm Sisb bic 5IiessnIah eripursn".'