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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-09-09
MERlNO.

Mrs. Geo. Sheffield is the guest of
friends at Fiskville.
Mrs. James ellison and family, of So.
Scituate. made pleasant call on friends
here on Monday.
The picnic held by the National Union,
Labor Day, on Merino Flats, was grand
success every way. Many OF the youn
people OF this place were present and en-
joyed The exercises in the afternoon,
which inclHded speaking, dancing and
gamse.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-09-09
ENFIELD.

Mr. Oliver Th-raux is slowly recover
ing from his injuries.
Mr.. Crawford Lincoln entertained his
brother during the week.
Mr.. Lafayette Mowry has sold portion
of his estate to Mr.. O. P. Sherman, of
Graniteville.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-09-09

Educate Your Bowels With Cascareus.
Candy Cathartic, cur constipation forever.
i0c. 25c. II c. c. fail. druggists refund money.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-09-09
Visit The Railroad Lumber Yard!

We carry on hand at all times COM
plete line of Lumber for all kinds
of Building Purposes, and can
quote you the lowest pri-
ces 70 be found in
the State.
The Press., 1898-12-08
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL. NOTICES.


 tMarter under this head 10 cents per lfne.I
 You will And Holiday Goods at E. l., Burr's.
 Special bargains in trimmed and un- trimmed hats for the holidays at Mlse Ruesell's. 8w Grand opening of holiday goods on Saturday, Dec. 10th, at A. w. Walker's' pCARD or THANKs.y-Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Morris wiah to thank the Citixens' Band for their servicee, and the many friends tor their kind remembrances of their golden wedding.
 Way not buy a good warm jacket, cape or drees pattean, fur cnllArette, silk umbrella. kid gloves, mufiier, or some other useful presentY lou win find . large assortment at A. W. Walkers.
 Special sale of flowers one day only, Saturday. Dec. 10th. Carnations, % cts. doz roses, 50 cts. . doz. O. II. Baker & Co. . .#
 A. l.. Howard has e large stock oi useful articles for the holiday trade, com prislng Table Linen, Towels, Handker. chiefs. Silk and Wool Mittens, Blankets, Pockstbooka, Sllk WmbTellas, Mackin. toshee, Fancy Goods, Dolls and many other things too numerous to mention. Please give us call. ......
 New lot of Ladies' Coats and Capea at F. l.. Burr's. ....-.
 A house coat or smoking jacket has become a necessary garment In a gentle mans ward robe. ]. M. Leach ls show. ing about fifty styles of goods for theee garments. They make beautiful Christ mas presents. Leave your order early while the line is complete
 Before buying your Christmas pres ents lust call and see the dainty nackweaI at Miss Russell's. It may just solve youl Christmas problem of what to buy. 3W
 Look at the bargains ln 9ents' Hand kerohiefs at E. l.. Burr's.
 LadIas' and Chlldren's Outing Flannel Night Robes, from 60 cents up, at A. L. Towards. A..
 Artistic photographs from e1.50 pen dozen upwards. Thoee handsome carbon cites from @ per dozen up. Martins Johnson's block.
 If you can't decide on the right trink ct. try hAndkrrchlefs. They always dC for a Christmas compliment. We have them at all prices. Miss Russell. 3v
 UNUSUAL ovKRooAT BARGAINS. wheT fire visited the store of Meigs A Co.,, iT Springfield last summer, a number O boys' overcoats and ulsters left over iron last winter were stored in the basement Neither smoke nor water touched them and they are as good ss ever they were Now that overcoat time Is here, Meigi & Go. have decldad to, get rid of them To accomplish this they have cut forme prices ln half, and now offer the garmenti ut ridiculous prices. There are, in thu lot, excellent Kersey, Melton and Chin chillA overcoats, for boys from 14 to l0 and under-sIzed men have the same chanc' boys have at these bargains. The ulsteri are for boys Of from IA to 19 years of ag' also, and Include Friezss, Chlnchilla anC Beaver. In large announcement in an other column, the prices on these good arc quoted, and an invitation extended t' those who want a share in the bargain to hle to the store.
The Press., 1898-12-08

Tip-overs are the order of the days, several having occurred in town of late. Charles Gale and family are thinking
 of leaving town.
 The friends of Mir. Switzer of Spring
 field will be glad to learn of his marriage, which occurred in that city last week. | Nellie Gordon is able to be out after a few weeks illness. | Miss Florence Smith has returned to
 Worcester, after spending few days with
 her father, Rev. H. P. Smith.
 It is expected Rev. Mir. Percy will com.
 mence his duties as pastor of the Baptist
 church, Christmas Sunday.
 c. M. Cutting of Chicago, Ill.,, made a flying visit to Rev. G. l.. Camp recently. Mrs. w. A. Lyon is convalescent. The Ladies Aid society met Wednes- day afternoon in the church vestry.
 Wallace Melbourne of Staffordville wal
 in town Sunday.
 4 Mise Ella Baker is visiting in Bonds vile.
 Wouldn't it be good idea to have { : new lantern on the fountain to replace th' , former one which was accidently destroy ed by fire, where Is the village improve
 ment society?
 A NARRow EsoAPR.-Thankful word written by Mrs. Ada E. Hart, of Groton s. D.: "Was taken with a bad coll !. which settled on my lungs; cough set in
 and finally terminated in ConsumptioH
 Four doctors gave me up, saying coul : live but a short time. I gave myself u to my Savior, determined if could no @ stay with my friends on earth, woul meet my absent ones above. My husban was advised to get Dr. Kings New Dis : covery for Consumption, Coughs an 1; Colds gave 1t trial, took in all eigh !. bottles. It has cured me, and, than @ God, I am saved, and am now 6 well an |. healthy woman" Regular size 60c an y 91. Guaranteed or price refunded. Trial bottles free at A. c. Eaton's Dru
 Store.
The Press., 1898-12-08
MANSFIELD.

Miss Florence S. Swift, Storrs 1900 who was unable to get back to college until last Friday, on account of the snow storm, was obliged to return by way oi Willimantic, taking the train to Eagle vile.
 l Mansfield Depot. There will be social dance at Hill- side hall Friday evening. Mansfield organ pipe works are running full time. with plenty of orders.
 The Misses Mary and Augusta Tilden have been visiting their brother in Nor- wich.
 Edwin Reynolds of Milwaukee has pur- chased the property of the late J. M. Morrow, consisting of farm, tenement houses, store, and water privilege. It is expected he will do something in the manufacturing line in the near future. GurleyvilIe. There were no services in the M. E. church Sunday, November 27, on account of the snow storm. MT. and Mrs. s. D. Yeomans entertain ed their little grand daughter, Helen Yeomans, this week. MT. and Mrs. Chapman, who have re- gently moved to Gurleyville, joined the M. E. church by letter last Sunday. Edwin H. Griggs of Elliotts, who was detained in Gurleyville on account of the snow storm, returned to his home the | first of the week.
 Misses Eva B. Mason, Christie J .Masor and Edna M. Mason, Storrs 1900, were unable to get to college the past week or account of the snow stnrm l The roads last week were so bad from the snow storm that the mail from Gurley vile did not go until Thursday, then MT Bergel, the mail driver, went by way O Chaffeeville, carrying the mail bag on hi' back.
 | MT, and Mrs. Mitchell and little daugh ter, Rena, who were spending Thanks. giving week with Mrs. Mitchell's parents
 Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Crabb, were caugh
 in the snow storm so that they were un
 able to get to their home at Gardne
 Lake until last Saturday.
The Press., 1898-12-08
UNION. Rock Meadow.

UNION.
 Rock Meadow. Elvira Snow from Westford is visiting her brother, Adelbert Agard.
 George Miller and wife from Ansonia were the guests over Thanksgiving at F. H. Ballou's.
 Albert Agard and three children from Warren spent Thanksgiving with his brother, Adelbert Agard. The items oflast week were delayed on account of the writer being snowed in. Some of the roads are not passabIe yet.
The Press., 1898-12-08
ASHFORD. W0Rff0rd.

VoBuOEus
 Mrs. Smith, who lives with Charles Sterns has been entertaining her two sons of New York.
 Mrs. Charles Snow has been visiting her brother and sister, Adelbert and Philena Agard of Rock Meadow. Mrs. Snow intends to go housekeeping soon.
 Horton Wilson of Moose Meadow, who is s4 years of age, walked from his home last week to the home of his daughter here, Mrs. A. G. Barlow, distance of seven miles. Who can beat this at his age?
 Although Thanksgiving day proved ver y stormy there were 8 good many family reunions in this vicinity, Mrs. E. s. Bar low and daughter, Gertrude, entertained twenty one children and grand children of Mrs. Barlow, also Edwin Griggs of Abingdon and Arthur Wood of Willing ton. Mir. and Mrs. J. V. Lyon were with their brother and sister, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Squier. MT. and Mrs. Ed. Wilbur were with Mrs. Wilbur's father, Henry Bicknett. MT. and Mrs. Kinney enter tained their daughter, Winnifred, from Southbridge. MT. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor entertained their children and grand children, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Chnadlel and son, and MT. and Mrs. Frank Belcher and son. MI. and Mrs. Irving Reynolds and family were at MT. and Mrs. Austin Reynolds. ..- sOMERs. Mary K., 80, widow of Solom on Fuller I died last Friday morning, after long i'll ness. Her funeral was attended Sunda, afternood at o'clock from her late resi- dence, Rev. Paul Strayer officiating. Mrs Fuller was an estimable christian women She leaves a son, c. $. Fuller Town Clerk, and Judge of Probate. Rev. F. B. Harrison is spending few days in town.
 The Y. P. s. 0. E. will hold a social ir the chapel Thursday evening.
 Prof. F. c. Croy < Co.,, of Springfield will give an entertainment in the town hall Friday evening. l Regular meeting of the grange mex week Thursday evening will be the annua election of officers. A large attendance k | desired.
 Central Vermont Railroad (N. l.. N division )-trains leave:
The Press., 1898-12-08

A Card.
 We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on 50 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee 25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory, or money refunded.
 W.D. HEALD, Stafford Springs
The Press., 1898-12-08
Chicago Grocery

Is fully prepared for any old thing that
 may turn up, and if the railroads are
 blocked for a month don't get scared, as
 we have stock enough to last through
 and furnish all corners. The prices here quoted stand good until the blockade is
 raised, and lcnger if it is raised before
 the next issue of this paper. Let this be
 a warning to you, and when good weather
 comes again be sure to lay in enough gro
 ceries to last you through another, as.you
 may look for two more like it, sure. Our
 blizzard prices are:
 bbl. best Haxan Flour, 500 bbl. best St. Louis Flour, 4.5O 1O-lb. wood tub Of Pure Lard, roc 1-gal can Of Apple, 25c can New Sweet Corn, Sc 1 can New Tomatoes, 1Oc package Prepared Pumpkin. 1Oc lbs. Rolled Oats, @c l h. best Candied Citron, 15c l lb. Good Prunes, sc lb best Evaporated Apples, 12c l lb. best Evaporated Apricots, 15c 2-lb. can Corned or Roast Beef 200 1 lb. best Fat Salt Pork, Sc Ib. Boneless Corned Beef, SC 1 lb. Mo- Salt Mackerel, 12c 1 Tubular Lantern, No. O, 45c
 few Steel Snow Shovels, each, 45c | AS fine Axes as made for 65c In fact. full line of choice groceries
 lower than the lowest.
The Press., 1898-12-08

#Dead.
 south willington Correspondents.
 Miss Agnes l.. Stephenson of New York is visiting at Gardiner Halls
 Miss Boss of Willimantic was the guest of Mrs. W. H. Hall Monday and Tuesday.
 G. L. Eaton of Staffordville was in town Tuesday soliciting orders for nursery stock.
 Letters remaining in the post office foI week ending Dec. Sd: Mrs. Caroline Stanton.
 George Morrison Is not one of the kind that rides his wheel every day in the year but if there is any novelty to it he if there. Saturday he was riding abou, among the snow drifts. Some of the snow drifts in the roads about town were of considerable lengtf and depth. The one between Legrane Johnson's place and the village, also thu one on the hill ar the Sharps' mil place, reminds one of going through the cut of the Red Sea story.
The Press., 1898-12-08

THIS big snow storm has knocked us
 all out, as we did not expect Me- braska blizzard before January, but the
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
apad3eatltde autaota 8taats- asftuase, astHapodn IL. aa,taar 1898.

So, Mar. Goisnberg unb berI9iebene an6ere
fir bsuti6e 8irmeu ameritalt;i@s gfsrbe
unb bersn Senbungen i'm Iebte1 Sab.e be-
~3ifferten fi4 in Die 3auienbe, pOrunter naz
mentli9 Nrbeitspferbe.
Gin i9lagenber 8epeis fir Die @or3ig=
Gt9feit Der umsritanii6en Pferbe lit ou9 Die
fortpdbrerbe MnpeIen6eit BON 5ebeutenosr
GtntGuFern fir 8elgien, Sranfrei6 urn
gnglanb.
g1o6 Dor flint ober feds Su6ren ;mpprtirz
ten mir 3u9tbengite unb Stutea BON b;eltn
2dnbern, beute iinb bieie 9erren 6eoeuten6:
8Gufer bon u%nferen i3persn pfsrosn. limb
MeuBerungen BON einem Der 9r0B.en &dufer
aus 8elgien lauten 70: nOas amerifanii9 e
pferb 1T bauerbafter, better 9e3ii4tet, fla!
6eIere @liebmaben unb 9ufe uno lit 6eionz
bers benz I9tperen Per4eron BARN ii6erIe9en,
baB es Iei9tsr NIT itA fertig p!ro uab ni4i
feline eigene &0rperlaft bei4perli9 fiaoet.
Die @nelGnber Dermeiben Die %Togendnnten
,gl~pbesoales", ebenfals cine 4aertennuna
oes omerifaniI9en Pferoes i6er oas eng
Gtf9e,
@uBer ben angefibrten 4Guferr in Chi
cago bsfinben Iih in Seem Oorf unb Buffalo
gang bebeutenbe GpmmtiiOns6dufer, bic
pD9entli9 6unberte BON Bferben mad GU
ropa Ienben, unb ebenfaGs Die Ms6r5obl nad
9euti9tano.
lin ii6 einsn gegriff BON Der Grportation
MAIDEN gu t0nnen, Mbenfe man, 6aB u. 9u=
four & So. i'm lebten Sabre $500 Yferbe,
meiftens I9pere Q~rbeitspfsrbe, no4 Qntper=
pen ~berIanbten. 8ebeutenbe Quftrdge fir bas
~6egonuene neue Sabr bstpeiien, baB Die 2is=
ferungen 5ufriebsniteleno 9epcIen fein MIL
fen.
Sd ge6e mid Der angenebmen 9oFfnune
bin, baB bieier Nrtitel in Sbrsm pere6rliAen
8tatte Oaau beitragen pirO. Der @absheii
gu ibrem &ehte gu berbeIfen. Gs lit feiae
sitGe @orausiagung, OaB Der @rport i'm Sabre
1893 Elm gang 6eoeutenber iein uiro uno Die
PreiIe Der guten Nrbeitsz un0 2u~ruSpfsrbe
bDbere fem perOsn, bic jebp9 Der GGporteur
gerne 6e5ablt.
81. 8aIIenberq.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12

faum iemals fefitelen lufien, bd ioipo3l bic
jibiIGen Seneinberegiiter in 9ifeloorf pie
Die 0eine'Iden 5amilienpupiere in 9umburg
IGngit bur9 Seuers6runft 5ert0rt finb.
Sn bieIem 3uTammenbange fei audi mod
sSol9enoes eripd6nt: Der Wiener GprrtIponz
bent bes 2onooner vgbronicle" mo9t fol-
genie nob Ieinsr 8erii6erung po6lberbirgte
ua9trGgli9e Mittrilung:
9ls Dor mebreren SSu6ren bic bama1s bon
Der Dfterrei4ii4en &uiierin @liIabet6 gefDrz
berte Dielangefo3tene 8epe9ung fir Elm
9einezO enfmdl in 9euti9lano 6errf9te, ba
babe Die &aiierin Bel 9ismar6 angefragt,
mas BENIN er bon Dem 8or6aben balte, unb
8ismur6 babe geantIportet: er ie6e i'm poz
litii@en S6eile Der Sdriften 9etne's feinen
8runo, iparum man i'm ni6t ais Oi9ter
e6rtn iplte.
&aiiertn @lifabet6 itl6it tpuBte befanntli9
ben llnteti3ieb 5piihen benz giftigen pOz
litii9e Splitter Seine unb benz groBsn 2pz
riter Seine treffIt9 gu 5iebtn. Obqlei@ er
ons 9aus 98ittelsba9, benz ie e%ntitammt,
e6enfo arg berfpottete pie bas 9au8 6o6enz
3oaern, erri4tete fe inn in ieiuer @igeui9aft
nls 9i4ter bod bas berrIi9e 9enfmal in
t3rem 49ileion auf Der eSnIel &orfu.
Sas gliidli9 BON bruuBen in See 10 3 orf
angsfommene, 81 Spnnen tpte9enbe i90ne
9erter'6e Seine 9entmul
- 2orelep unb 6sine's 8ruitbiI0 - bdlt
ff4 e~initpeilen in einsm S9uppen bes Seem
Dorter 3Oubauies auF, pdbrenb ii4 bas
Stem Yorfer !0einez0 entmale@omite unter
Qeitung bes !0rn. &ubenmaber ieBt tpieOsr
Miibe giebt, bOb nod in Netp gort einen
PlaB fir bus 9entmaI 81 finbsu,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
Tarr68Mt'S tnpferer 0e4&ti0er
SGtTSium0e+

SIN peoria lit iebt sleidfaGls tin braber
9sutf9zMmerifaner inn bliibenben Mannes=
alter Wafbington Settings unerpartet uni
plObli9 in ieiner Wpbnung am 9er3Ihlage
seitOrben, ndmGi9 SamueG 8urt=
9arbt. @r purbe, fpie Waibington !9e=
fling, i'm SriibGing 1849 9eboren, abcr ni1t in
@merifu, fOnbern bruuBen in 8aben, fam
a6er f9on els fleines Sinh mad Mmertta
tpobin Der Batter, SObonn @eorg 8urtbarbt
als bas S0bnlein einige Monate aft mar, pe=
gen @et6eiIigung an Der g~feDoGution flii9tsr
muBte. Die SamiIie lieB it3 gu AlentOpu
in Pennfplpanien nieber, unb bort ar6tslt
Samuel feline S9ulbtlbung.
SIN 2aufe bes amerifunif9sn 8irgerfrte=
9es be9eiiterte fi9 Der Sunge me6r unb ne6,
fir bic Sadie Der Union, unb namentli9 fin
i6ren 9rOBsn @eebelOen 5arrugut. &ur2
na3 5uriidgeIegtem fiinf3ebnten 0ebensia6rt
berf9nanb er aus benz Gltern6auie, uab es
gelang ibm, als S9iffsiunge auf bic 5tottt
6arraguts gu ~gelangen, als bieier i'm 8olft
ben b~eriibmten Nngriff auf Die Bal BON W1o=
bile unO auf lire 8~efeftigungeu unb &ebeleu-
&riegsi9iffe borbsreitete,
Sn ben bortigen getpaltigen &Gmpfen BON
5. NugHt 1864 8ei4nete ii4 nun Der blut.
iunge beuti9zameritanif9e Seetrieger in
drgiten Se1er bermuBsn Dur9 belOenmiitbig
9ienftkiitungen aug, baB Sarragut, ben
bies gemeloet purbe, i'm 0ffentli4 beGobtI
unb i'm trOb ieiner grOBen Sugen0 gu einem
b0beren poieu befDrDerte, DIS 6arragut
mad benz arisge feline ausgebebnte 5eefa9rt
na9 europa unb ben b~ortigen Meeren AMER
na6m, alentbaI6en aGs Der groBe SeebelO ge.
fesrt, bate er ben iungen Oeuti4zAmerit1:
ner nit auf ieiuem Nomiralsidiffe.
8or 5peiunb8pan5ig Sabren lieB ii9 gu.
mltel 8urt6arbt in peoria nieD:r, uno DIR
I9uf er ii9 Elm ~ebrenOOlleS biirgerli6es 9a,
fem, aus benz i'm iebt Elm plObli4:r Sol
b~tntpeg6erifien bat. Sine 8ittpe uno Ore
unmiinbige &inoer trauern um i'm nebit bic
len Sreunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12

fabe ni9t nur in 0iterrei6ii6en 3eitI6rif~
ten, iOnbern audi in Der Qugsburger aagez
meinen 3eitung unb in petermann's Sep
grapbii4en Mittbeilun9en". SIN Sabre 1862
na6m &utbner ~eifrigen 4ntbeil an Der 8riin=
bung bes eriten 0fterrsi3tfaen AlpenOerein&.
2ange bepor &ronprin5 Rubolf unter Wits
~pirtung 3ablrei6er Sn4mdnner bas @ert
nOeterrei9sl1ngurn in @ort unO Bib" be-
griinbete, unterna6m Rut6ner 9dn5 aaein
Elm Gbnli6es Berf, a1eroings mid: in 10
groBem umfunge, unb lieB gu @npe Der
Sieb8igerzSabre cine biitOrii4zgeO9rap3if4c
8efdreibung after Climber OcfterreiA=
ltngarns eri9eineu, gu pel9em ,3pede er
Oiele 8eiien, audi nab OaGmutiea, gemu8t
bate, SIN September 1875 feierte
Or. b. &utbner ieinen a4t3igiten Ge6urts7
tag, unb Die @eograp6iI4e 9eieui6aTt erz
nannte i'm BEL Oiefer @~elegenbeit gu iprem
@brenmitgliebe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
unObsit feiner Satin in fofgenbsu mOrtsu

luHUVelt IelHet OuttM w Ipt9N"N""
aug:
r@enn i3 nun l1mi9at baltic unter ben
Sa6lrei4en 8ertpanbten, unb mir Der Se9eH
oes S~amitienGebens nieOer redt Dor augeH
trttt, 10 bin i9 beriu9t, mid 5u fra9sn, Oh
i9 po6l BEN riGt;gen 2e6enSpeg eitgclAld@
gen babe, ais i9 meinen 8eruf, cine Sbdtlg@
felt pG6lte, bic mid n0th;gte, einen 9roBen
She'll bes F%amiGtent:bens Der politif9en nno
omtli9en 86Gtigteit gum Spfer gu brirlgerr'
llnb bod CLAUDE i6, baB bic geitglIeber nasI7
ner 6amilie mir bisIer6alb ni4t gram iet1
biirfen. 9enn tpeun ih bieie Sbdtigtett ntGt
9epd6lt bate, 10 ipiirbe meine liebe 6rau
ni9t Sslegen6sit geba6t b1ben, Die 9roBeH
@igenI9aften hires G6aratters gu bet5dtiJsn.
Qber, per lit Serr Ieinss @9idfa1s2 sic
bat in biefen breiBig Sa6ren meiuer polttt'
f6en unb amtlihen S6dti9teit in guten u1o
bOfen Sagen treu gu mir %geitanoen; tie bat
in mii6iomen unb erniten Soften mid NIT
ibrem Mut6 unb ibrem &at6 unterituBt.
llnb ie bat in Der 3eit. ais Die politit3en
8Gmpfe audi in Die 9efeli6aftli4en Rret1e
einbrangen, ii4 alien 4ngriifen entgegengez
itelt, unb bat mir 10 munbes Waal ben Weg
%geebnet, auf Dem i9 mein 3iel DerfolgeE
tOnnte. gls i3 Dor langen Su6ren n1eirt
N6iturientenz@rume ma9te, bd CAB man
mir Fir ben beuti3en Qufiub bus S6ema:
30 a Sob, bas benz 8erbienft
ge6ii4rt, lift elmer Gbrtnf4ulh
.9Gei4 gu a4ten". Sd babe mir bag
Sbema gemerft mein 2eben lang. !9eute
truge i6 cine @6renf9ulO a6. Sd f4lieBe
NIT benz Wuni4e, buB uniere @Gite, fopeit
ie berbeirat6st finO, ober ii4 berbeiratben
rperben, bss glei4en @lids t6eil6uftig tperz
ben mDgen, na4 fiinf3igiG6uiger she uuf cine
gIiidIi4e 3eit 8uriid6liden gu b%irfeR."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
@:e 8rtefe nad Stetp 0orf 80 aSrtfs
fireM ffu0.

Bon beri9iebenen Seitn lit Die falf4s
Na6ridt Derbteitet tporben, 8riefe nu9 ben
ein3elnen Sbeilen Der Stabt Netp gort miib>
ten nun, ba groB : Netp gort in's 9e6sn GEE
treten lit, ben Namen bes n8Oroug6", in pel@
dem Ger @brefIat ipo9nt, unb ben @ermert:
ngsp Yort @itp" trugen.
Die rN, Q. Staats3tg." ma9t Oarauf orfz
merriam, baB biefe 8e6auptung irrtbiimlt9
1T. Sir bic PO~tOerpaltung eriitirt Die neue
Stabt nod ni9t un6 aGe 9oitdmter bebaltcn
Bis auf Deiteres lire alten Namsn. Wer
einsn Brief gum 8eiipieG abreiitrt: Borough
9roOtlpn, Nep gort Gttp", peranleBt Oa@
bur@ einfaG, baB Der Brief srf IN bas
6auplpoftamt in AIt : gep 0ort unb BON
bort aus mad 8rpotlpn gei4idt toirb, ulio
cine betrd4tli9e @er8Dgerung erleibet. &ae
poitdmter in Staten Sslanb pn6 Queens
Gpuntb in1b ebenfaGs bonn Nep Oorter Poitz
ANTE nod ebsnfo unabbdngig ME bor6er, uno
auf bOribin BEL timmten 8riefen fpQte Der
8ermert: Stem gort @itb" ni9t 6enubt tuer<
ben. Die Ppitberpaltumg perite6t boroerz
banb unter Sem gort @itp nod oas dlte geep
gOrt unb piro erit fpGter cine Reorganization
Der PpItdmter borne6men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
(Sar bic Srrimots Staots8ettum9)
GrfremIt1e 3uuabme 1rnertfa't:
fd)er 0ferOeAmSfubr naG GMrOpa+

Don 3eit 3u 3eit eri9einen in europdiIAen
35+itungen Nrtttel, itroBenb bon l1nipn6r6siz
ten in t9irii9t bes ieBt 10 bebeutenoen GGz
portes b0n ameritunii6en pferoeu, ieoenfaas
in Der N6it9t, bic 5~unebmeaos 8eIis5t3sit
beg am~eritontf6en pferbes 6sIonosrs in
9eutf9Ganb, 3u beeintrd3tigen.
Die @or3iige bethlehem iiber bic europiiz
19en pferbe beiteben in grDBerer InS2alter,
olgemeiner 2eiitungsfdbigteit, 5ahner 9is>
petition unh bauptid6Ii6 in bor5igti@sr
30rperbilbung, lebteres nomentli6 bel ben
Mrbeitspferben. Ous ma6t Den rNmeritaz
ner" ni9t olein 6sliebt, ipn0ern IOgar 9ez
iu6t. @s lit ni9t gu %bernunDerH, haB Die
6Gnbler unb 3ii@ter in europa ben @tnfluB
beg ameritanii9en pferbes firAtsn uno oQr>
tige 3eitungen, tpel9e nit benz lpabren Sud-
perbalt ni9t bertraut finb, 6a3u benuBen,
bas amerifanii9e pferb als unIeiItungs>
fd6ig, beBbalb rfur9t6ur 6i1ig" lnO un~
bauerbaft gu beri9reien. Ser jeoo9imlner
me6r 5unebmen0e Export namea:(t9 Don
f9ueren M~rbeitspferben mad Seati4lano
benefit, baB bic b~ortigen 8eiteler it9 BON
l1npiTenben ni9t bsirren lafIen. Gs 1T
iebo9 nibt mebr als re9t uno 5iQ!g, rem
un~ternebmenben Grpprteuren, Die unbermeibz
Ii6 beim @erfaufe bur9 bieYe 8eri9t. gil
letDen ba6en, elm @ort Der 5iripru9s gu
reben; unb ba i9 peri0nli4 unintereiiitt,
iebo6 bur9 breiBigidbrige @rfabrung IN bic
fem Sadie, fopobl bier ais in alien S9eilen
@uropa's nit Der Sd6lage Dertraut bin,
mill i9 bur9 bieie 3eilen periu4en, ben ST.
porteuren fotpobG ME unferem Pferbe gers4t
gu tperben.
gu biefem 3psde ma9te ib cine &unbtour
in ben Union Stod garps unb fanb biels
bebeutenbe 9ferbe6dnbIer dus Europa, bic
ale nlr Die beiten pferbe, glei9DieI ob 2urus=
ober Mrbeitspferbe, fuufen uno YreiIe bs3ab=
len, bic ben europdti9en, tnbem bic be0euten=
ben 1ntoften fir SranspOrt II, +, IN. ba3u>
fommen, 9lei8fOmmen. Qber ale ftimmen
betreffs Der pben angefibrten 8or3iige bes
ameritanii9en Pferbes NIT mir ii6erein.
Inter bieien NusGdnbern fanb ib bic fol-
genben beutf9en Sirmen: 8. Heumonb aug
arantfurt a. Main, Stern aus Ssnabriid,
MeaD6obm aus Bremen, Berg aus Berlin,
@aaa9 aus 9amburg; ferner taufen bieitge
GommiIfionsfirmen ME NetpgeB &c Son, u.
8lee C Son. Sam. Gonsius, u. 0ufour C