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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

The souls of all who love and revere the
holy places of Palestine will be filled with
korror over the vandalizing being done by
the Sultan of Turkey in his anxiety to do
honor TO the German Emperor on his tour
through that country. His zeal has result
ed in the renovating of all the towns and
villages through which the Emperor will
pass and the production of some remarka-
BILE effects. For example, the house of
Simon the Tanner where ST. Peter lived.
has been painted bright blue and its floors
have been laid with colored tiles. The build
ing has also been inclosed in a gaudy fence.
while a fine iron screen over dome of
rock dating back to the. time of the cru
saders has been coated with yellow paint.
To carry out the same idea, the Jaffa gate
to Jerusalem, through which the imperial
tourist will enter. will probably be painted
In the German coiors. and, TO make the
Kaiser feel quite at home. the genial Turk
may be expected 10 establish beer garden
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

Some days since Senator Tillman. OF pitch
fork fame. declared that IL the Democrats
carried North Carolina this year they must
resort 70 the shotgun" Reports from that
State Indicate that the Democratic man
ayers are taking the South Carolina sem
ators advice. Through the success of the
fusion in North Carolina the colored men
have attained some county offices which the
Democrats covet. The collector of customs
at Wilmington is negro. The situation
has become intoleralie to the Democrats
and they have drawn the color line in the
counties where negroes are most numerous.
Already the Wilmington Messenger. the
leading Democratic paper in the State, has
declared That The Democrats Intend 70 over
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

Ore hundred and seven shops and fac
tories which employed 12.7ls hands during
the year which closed June 81, 1897, en-
ployed 1871 during the year which closed
June 81, 1S9S-an increase of S.46S, or more
than q per cent. And. yet the Leon Baileys
and the Joe Cheadles are declaring that the
conditions of labor and business are as bad
now as in 1896.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

The action of Indiana Democrats who are
trying to disfranchise the veterans at the
Marion soldiers home shows that they re-
gard service in the Union army as equiva-
lent 10 crime in its DISTINGUISHING effect. The
same spirit that would deprive disabled and
homeless veterans of the right 20 vote would
subject all other veterans to the same treat
Inant IL a nretext could be found
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

There are doubtless many sound-money
Democrats who desire to vote for part of
the Republican ticket. To do SO they must
make X in the square to the left OF every
name on both tickets for which they desire
to VOTE but if they mark the party emblem
at the head of ticket with y and also
mark any of the squares opposite names
they will throw away their votes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

There is an amusing rumor to the effect
that Leon Bailey has made statement
showing the pension legislation by Demo-
Gratis in Congress. which the Gray Camp of
Veterans will publish their own. Yet
Leon Bailey viii defend the conspiracy to
Marion Home
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

all of the barracks were thus brought into
freehold relation. map of Center town
snip is nothing short of a Chinese puzzle.
In some cases the precinct lines ran in
circles in order TO get the necessary two
freeholders within the boundaries But 1t
was all legal and for years this arrange
ment has been satisfactory, and the soldiers
never thought of their franchise rights ever
being attacked. 1t is through the medium
of this freehold statute that the proceedings
are brought. eastman and Farley are free
holders in Center township. and they bring
the action for redistricting, emitting the
Soldiers Home 3O4 acres.
A COMPLICATED CASE.
BY luck one of Congressman Steele's
agents came across the paper in the clerks
office just one week before Congress adj
Journed. Nothing was said, but he quietly
Informed Steele and the latter inserted
clause in the sundry appropriation bill
which did not then attract attention-ceding
back to the State of Indiana the 3O4 acres.
This was passed in the hurry which at
tended the closing of Congress and re-
manned unnoticed until Judge Custer opened
the case. Then it was brought forward,
and it was shown that the government did
not own the land bat the State of Indiana
had jurisdiction over it, conference OF
the state committee was held upon Ker-
sey's call and the matter was still further
complicated a few days later when he filed
an answer to the demurrer, in which, upon
numerous citations, he held that the gov
eFIInenL cOulQ not, Dy OI
the Constitution, cede back TO the State a
tract of land This was a peculiar point,
but the citations were with Kersey and
make strong case. The matter is now be-
ing carried to the Supreme Court on the
cede-back count, to which is added. as in
the lower court. the freeholder clause. In
Ohio it took special act of Congress and
a special act of the Legislature to restore
the franchise rights. No more complicated
case has ever been brought into Indiana
courts. 1t involves every point OF relation
between Nation and State.
The soldiers at the home are greatly in
terested. If the election was held to-day
and all could vote it is not likely that the
Democratic nominees would poll even one
ballot All lndisna veterans are also pro-
testing against such political methods,
which rob from those who fought for the
ballot the privilege of enjoying it. Many
of Indiana's most prominent Democrats
nounce that 1t is the dirtiest piece of bust
ness they have ever seen their party in
dulge in. and they predict a sweeping de-
nunciation from the $1,000 veterans in the
State. In the light of this action to dis
franchise the old veterans the fight Indiana
Democracy is making in charging the adj
ministration with gross carelessness in the
care of Cuban war soldiers and in alleged
rgcr in pension dealing stands forth in
rather thin clothing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

1t appears from the Kansas City papers
that Rev. DR.. Quayle. who is soon to come
to Meridian-street Church. of this city, is a
Manxman by birth and has lecture on
Hall Game. And now inquistive Hoosiers
will begin to wonder If he is related to
GLORY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

Every voter in the Seventh district who
believes that President Mckinley should be
intrusted with the settlement of the grave
questions growing out of the war should
vote for Jesse Overstreet. To vote for Leon
Bailey is to vote for who will do all
in his power to harass the President, whom
he assails in his harangues.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

IT, two weeks from to-day. the voters OF
Indiana who believe in McKinley's policy
and have faith in his patriotism and wis
dom, so to the polls and vote as they be-
lieve, the Republican state ticket will be
elected by 10000 majority.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

Green Smith, who. as president of the In
diana Senate, defied the Supreme Court, is
just the man TO bulldoze or attempt to bull
doze the Democratic members of that tri-
bunal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

There is no reason why any Democrat who
left the party in 1896 should return to it this
year. On the contrary, there are additional
reasons to those of two years ago why he
should not.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

Once more the Supreme Court of the
United States has decided against corpora
lions and in favor of the people This time
the pooling plan of traffic association
has been set aside as unconstitutional
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

Mr.. Carl Schurz announces in two
column article that. after considering the
vote for Mr.. Roosevelt for Governor be-
cause of that gentlemans militant i'm
perialism.'' Mr.. Schurz is evidently haunted
by a vision of Mr.. Roosevelt at the head
of any army of rough riders having himself
proclaimed king of New York
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

sx-Governor Altgeld is still snarling about
me peace jubilee as great Republican
trick. for which he holds Mayor Harrison
responsible. STILL a large number of people
We're delighted with it
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

There we're never SO many men employed
in Indiana at fair wages as to-day. The
change came with McKinkieyism. Who de-
sires to change back to 1894 and 1896?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

ssound-money Democrats who are in doubt
how to vote should remember that the only
honest-money candidates for Congress are
on the Republican ticket.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

Still the county books are open, but Tag
gart-Johnson Irregularities in regard to
vouchers are SO frequent that the matter
has ceased to be of interest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

In Mississippi Democrats disfranohise ne
groes, but in Indiana Democrats would dis
franchise Union veterans.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 1893

for him on the Mount of Olives But oh,
the sufferings of the spious pilgrims who
come afteri
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

may be paid out of the park appropriation
to bride men TO vote the Democratic ticket.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25
The values of such merchandise sold to US
by Great Britain given in the following
list in pounds sterling:

The fiscal year which ended June 80. 1886,
was a dull year. in trade, yet during that
year Great Britain sold as much more
cotton, wooden and linen fabrics, hardware,
tin plates, machinery and earthenware as
she did during the fiscal year ending with
last June, when the volume of general trade
in this country was never exceeded. Our
purchases of manufactures of Great Britain
We're 30 per cent. less during the fiscal year
1898 than during the year 1896. This remark
able decrease is due to the enactment of
the Dingley tariff act, which David Turpie
opposed and is now denouncing.
Being business men before being politi-
clans or the followers of Bryan, Teller and
Allen of Nebraska, the old-fashioned Demo-
Gratis of the Baltimore house make the fol-
lowing declaration regarding the political
future:
Regarding the uncertainty of the coming
elections. weYare not giving ourselves much
trouble When the American people have
laid before them the choice between conf
dence and prosperity and distrust and de-
preston they are not apt. to deliberately
choose the latter. Every thinking business
man and intelligent laborer knows that
trolled by the party which has Bryan Alt
geld Allen Tillman, Coin Harvey and
other such men as it's leaders and man
ayers. we should suffer period OF uncer-
tainty and depression. While there. are
few individuals who have pronounced them
selves favorable to the gold standard, they
would be powerless. and would probably be
compelled to hearken to the party whip.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

SPRINGFIELLNIl.. Loot. 2s-The Terrence
land title act Was upheld in a decision rem
dered to-day by tAe Illinois supreme Court
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07
Bemdferune in 2tri5ona.
Adolf D3natb

Gin @rtiteG Der n86oenir Ga3etts" Re.
I9retbt bic ginitigen Grgebniffe Der tinitz
li4en 8epdferung i'm @al3FluBt6al in Mri=
5ona folgenoermuBen:
@uf Der Norbieite bes S6ales befte6t bas
8epdferun9sipitem aus fotgenben 4nlagen:
4ri3Ona Canal, 2Gnge At M2eiIen, nit 40
Meilsn ab5psigenoen 8enGFerun9sgrdben;
9rano Canal, 2Gnge 27 Meilen, nit 30
Meilen neutrality-suspicious.; Maricopa Ga
nal, 2Gnge 26 Meilen, nit 80 Meilen Be-
pdfierungsgrdben, unb benz @aIsfIubzSbulz
Canal, Qdnge 10 Meilen, nit IS W9eilen
8epGferungs9rdben. Nue bjefe Candle
finb bur9 ben bier Metten Iungen Daterz
Poper% ooer GroBzGutz@anal D~er6unben:
bas gon3e Spitem entbdlt bemna9 119 Meiz
len SeitenfdnGle. W2it ibrer 6iilfe perben
10000 Nder 2unO bepGFert, ipopon 65,z
600 be ftdnbig unter &ultur 1inb, uro 3par
itnb babon in bieIem CONNER O6hz unb
8~emiiegdrten $500 older, Mei3en= uno
8eritenfeloer 1900 Qfer, Mlfalfaz ua5
~Ionitige 8ie6futter=N eder $4,000 Ndet. Die
Obitgdrten brin9en ale Srii4te Der gemd=
Bigten unb iubtropif9en Gone: NptitpIcn,
pfirii4s, Pomeron5en, MdnOeGn, Otiben,
@pfeliinen, @itronen unb 9atteIn, our Geife,
uno Gttronen unb Olipen 9epet6en beIon=
bers gut. Dit Der 4npfIun3ung bon 3uferz
riiben 1T begonnen, unO bieiel6e berIpriGt
Dor5iiglthe &efultate.
On Der @rtpeiterung Der finItGi6sn Be-
tpdferung pirb eifrig 9eurbeitet, uab nit
i6rer 6ilfe lptrb fi4 bic friibere Wiiite
Nri8Ona bulb in elm b04ft fru6t6arss Qanb
oerpanbelt bakn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07
Die bette 1r1ild. uno Butterfly,

GountsB MatiIba, cine bpll6litigs Seriep>
Sub i'm 8eiiB bon s. 8. Iiaing3ait, gigenz
thumer Der Sadfon Oairp 5arms in Eioga
Gpuntp, Pennblpanien, bat ben WeItduss
I~te1ungs v8ecorb" Der 8utterprobaction
ii6erboten. 8efagter nRecorb" betfug ZIG
8funb Z unoen unb purOe in 30 Eager pon
8rotpn 8eiiie er3ielt. @ountsB Matiloa Gat
in berfeIben 3eit, nGmlt4 Dpm 19. Qpril Biz
10. Suli biefes Sabres, 22o 9funD G lln5sn,
alfo 3 pfunb Is un5en me3r g%eiIefsrt. 8om
20. 5ebruair Bis 80. Suli, in 100 @agen, lie
ferte tie 1858 pfunb 13 un3en D}tl9, lpr>
raus 369 pfunb 81 l1n3en iebr quite Butter
geppnnen purben. sSn otr en- 6. Sult ab5ez
Iaufenen Wo6e Gieferte fie 10 pfunb IL I'M
3en. 81. st, Warb, Der als 0ertreter Der Gprz
nell INSTRUMENTATION gu St9acu, q. g, bieis
proben beaufft6tigte, beitGtigt bisls Gnga@
Zen. Mdbrenb bieIer bisber unerrelAten 2ets
flung lief GounteB MattIOa nit elmer 0terOe
bon fiinf5ig 6tiid HinbDieb uuf Der Weioe
unb erbielt cine tdgli6e Deterioration BON
bur9f9nittli4 brei3ebn pfuno 9emi3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

(8.tpet BEAM CUR griinbiusun5, tDelde
na9 fsiner Meinuns einen boppeltea l3iped
erfiGt; bieie 8obne lit als @riinbiiagunas=
pflan3e befer, als onbere unb Ailt lingei
DOR. Der Sa6utiduppsn 1T Bis gum @iebel
anssfilt NIT Sabatbldttern Der Soften Auas
litdt unb fem tpie Seibe. sd babe Deri9ie=
bene prpben babon mttgbra9t.
AuA BON !Srn. Sofepb So3sr, ben ib in
ORLANDO bsiu9te, pon 8. 0ari9, einem
8iirger bon 6ier, Der felt borigeu aprtl in
Barton nobnt unb bon @rnit GaGlenburg
pel6er IL Sabre lang nabe G6icago unidis
fig mar unb felt 1 Sabr BET Gbulaotu in
SEa. in Der Rdbe bon Srn. 8eiblsr pobat
babe i'd 5dbatpro6en nit mad !0auie &C.
bra4t. gue biefe Sobatpffanaen tuu6Ier
un6 gebieben bort obne Elmer bdnoooa limit
li9en pber StaQbiinsers. Denn al1o otesie
Pffanae auf 5lnriba=S anb Dine 1ttT
tpd9it, f0nnen ba ni9t audi Corn, araut
Senerie, &artoffeln, Safer, Gr6Ien, 8pbner
II. +. m. augebaut perben? ga, Dunbtrtn!al
Sd, ih ba6's 9eiebsn. Quf Srn. 8sibler's
plaB 1T Corn II SUB 6o9 NIT Dcn 5GDnItsr
8olben eepd6fen. Wtiaionen bon 4c;es
liegen bort ibra3, bic 5ublret4en 2euten biz
f30miten 9simitdtten barbteten.
Bruno Po3len3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07
Nmertfaniidle Oorrdpfel in franf,
reth.
9 runo po9leni

4us Nantes melbet unIer b~ortiger goniu1:
Bdbrenb Der leBten IL Monate finb circa
$4,000 SAB ameritanii4e getrodnsts Nepfel
in ben bieiigen Wartt geldngt. 0ieie 4spfeI
fino in S4nitten, ungeThGli, uno iperOen
our 8ereitung BON aepfeltpein bertpanot.
Sic foiten i'm 0etailbanDel Z Gents per
gfuno Sn iebem @rocerIapen in Nantes
itnb oieie ameritanti6en Mepf:G gu ba5en.
unb tie iteben in gutter Na9frage. ba fdon
lebtes Sabr bic 4epfelz@rate 6rantrei3s unz
5uldn9lt9 par unb aIen Mn5:iden nod bic
oiesiGbrtge Grnte nod fnnpper auSfdaen
lpirb. Nu9 bon Oeutfdlaro tDeroen Mepfel
importirt, bod itnb biefelCer bon utit GERM
gerer Qualitdt, als bic amsritanii9en, ano
es tperben lebtere baber NETT porge3Dgen. Die
ameritanii4en Grporteure Ioaten G4iffsz
~labunsen brett na6 ct. Rd3airs ienoen, ba
Tie Die Daare auf bieie We;fc bel biliger
na9 Nantes liefern t0nnten, als BEL 8crienz
bung iiber 9apre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07
Das bitter ser Kuhe nah oen Born
rineen gu beitimmen.

gs tpirb ben meiiten 2eiern beretts be-
fannt fem, baB man BET aiben Die 0ornz
ringe als Nnbaltspunft fir bic 8eurt1e:lung
bes Differs 6enuBt. 9ieIe 8eurtbeilungsmez
tbobe bat bur9aus ibre 8ere9tigunq. Die
6out unb fomit au9 has 6orn fte3t in eng
Tter 8soiebung NIT Der Gntpidelung bes
3bieres. Sur 3eit Der Srd4ttgfeit ,iusr
Sub erbdlt bas 9orn tpenig Nabrrng, ba bic
Sub fuit ale ibr gebotenen Ndbritoffe our
@r3eugung be3n. gntnidelung bes &albes
brau9t. 0abur6 pirO bas @u9stbum
tes 6ornes perlanefamt unb es bilbet Iid
an benz 1eBteren cine Mus6u9tung, bic tpir
6ornring nennen. Wenn u 3. 3. bic 3abl
FOLDER Ringe 8 TT, 10 ba6en mir nod stpas
babel gu beriidii9ti9en, UNI aus ben brej
Rtn9en uuf bas Mlter Der Sub fdlieBen gu
%t0nnen; mir miifen bic 3eit bon Der @eburi
Bis gun eriten Srd9tieteitsbauer bin3u5Gb-
len; mar oGIo bas betr. 5tiid NIT 3tpei Sab
rem belegt tporben, 70 tpiiroe es flint Sabre
alt 5ein.
gu baier @rideinung Der Sornringe
muB bemerft tperben, baB ite atpdr i'm algez
meinsn als Nnbaltspunft fir bas Otter elmer
Sub bienen, u6er teinen 4nfpru9 aaf Nsr=
ldBli9feit erbaben f0nnen, benn cine Ger=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07
BebanoIune oes OIeanoers I'M
3immer.

Mnn bort ni9t ielten barber Hagen, buB
Der Sleanber niht ,bli6en pole, bic &nDs=
pen abperfe ober fparris unb I9ls9t pa9ie.
Der 9runb, pes6dlb Der Sleanber oft ipdrz
Gi4 Ober gar niht bliibt, 1ie9t gep0bnlid i'm
Mangel an binldngli9er @drme, an 9i9t
unb 2uft fpdbrenb bes Sommsrs, tpenn er
treibt, ober es fe6It ibm bas n0tbige Nui1er
geraoe gu Der 3eit, mo- ct es in GROCER Menge
oerlangt, Sobalb bic 8liit6enfnolpsn fart
berbprgetreten 1inb, muB man bic pflan3en
in unter1eBtDpfe, tpel6e NIT @afsr ungez
flint ftno, itelen unb ie BEL anbaltenoer
Slrre in ben SDmmermonuten gegen Mbeno
oft 6efpriben. Ser Sleanber blii6t al ben
i'm bergangenen Sabre gebilbeten @nb3nei=
gen; man barf Oabsr bic SpiBen ni6t elm
ituben, neil fonit bic 8lumen perlorsn geben
pIrben. I'm eine grobe pflan3e aGid6rli9
5u ret9li9em 8liitben 81 bringen, muB man
Die 9Glfte Der 8liitben3tpeige na9 benz Bill
ben iofort Biz uuf Elm @lieb bes alten 0ol=
3es 5u~riidT3neiben. Die iungen Srisbe err
f9einen meiItens gu breien um bic 8liit6enz
tnofpen 1tnb treiben LANCE bpr benz @ntTalten
btsier leBteren 3iemli9 fart petter. IS
mitfen oorum an ben 3tpeigen, pel9e man
nun ein5uituBen gebentt, bic iungea 1riebe
I'M bic 8liitbentnoipen glei9 mad ibrem
Grf9einen geituBt tperben. 9abur9 LENT
mat ben gdn3sn SaftfluB in bic 8liit6enz
fnoipsn unb ertpedt 3udIeih bic unterhulb
Der 8liitbenfnoipen fisenben Nugen; bisie
lebteren treibsn bann, IObaIO bic 3peige mad
benz 8lii6en eingeftubt iporben fino, Sci
tparmer 11ebsrpinterung enttpidelt Tia ouf
benz Slednber cine peiBe @9iGotaus, bic fi9
feRr RAID permebrt unb ni9t Ielten Die gan3e
Yflan5e 5u9runoe ri9tet, Man befdmpfe
oieIs &runt6eit ii bur9 Qbipriben pbsr
4bpaf9en nit Seifenpafer, Der Olear=
Der ltsbt cine nabr6afte, reid nit 2ebln unb
NIT ettpos Sanb Dermif9te 9umuserbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

langfamuns bes 9orntpa9stbums fam niat
nun bur9 bic SrG9tigfsit, fonoern uu9
bur9 iebe eruftti9ere aruntbett Ser6e;gefu9rt
tperben, ebsnio pie bic Sabresringe zines
8aumes ni4t immer nit benz @Itsr oes lesz
teren iibsreiniimmen, 3. 9. penn Der Baum
tpdbrenb zines Sabres cine ~5tpeinuli9e @ntz
laubung bur9 Raupenfrub ober bsrglei4en
gu ertetben bot. 9abura, baB Ferner Die
&i6e oft Gdngere 3eit rinbern Ober Elm Sabr
gar fem 9ut6 bringen, fiuO bic 0ornrin9e
fir Die 8eurtbeilung bes Qlters INNER nar
aIs elm uniideres 3ei4en an5uIe5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07
Qus uebrasfa.
|9ranbSsGunb, Nebr,, 1. Sept, '98.
8ee6rter 6err Reoatteur!

9eebrter 0err Heoatteur!
NIs Elm 2eier Der gei9dbten p8si!age"
lenoe id Shnen bier einen fnr5en 8ert9t
iiber bic biefige @egenb. Oas 5ri6ju6r
5ei9nete ith aus burd retaIi4en Rs5eE uab
in 6olse beien pu6s aues, baB Is cine
6reube mar, ONES blidte bergniigt III bic
3utunft. 9as 0ieb uuf Der Weibe ging bis
an ben &nieem i'm %iaftigen @ras uno
f9tpelgte ba berrIi6 unb in Sreuben. 9as
tpd6rte aber nur Big Mnfangs Suli, bu trut
cine fiirdterli6e Sibe unb Oirre Elm, bic
oas @ras berbrannte. 0eiBe Mtnbe, lpelde
bier glsi9 NIT Der Sroden6eit srI6einen,
trugen ba3u Bel, aIes 19neler gum Ser
Iensen gu bringen, unb 10 iparen mir Sur
mer gar balb 9e3Dungen, unfer Tleb gu
f~ittern, bis mir am 5. Nuguit einen suten
Heqen betamen, tpobur9 aaes pieber etpas
a%uflebte. Qeioer baden mir Bis gum beuti5ea
Datum feinen t~peiteren Regen befommer,
folgli9 iiebt es bier iebt b1ie aug uno mir
Iebnen uns tdgli9 mad einem fi6lenoen,
bur9briugenben &egen, tpel9er cen Gtuub
lesen unb Der 9ibe Salt gebieten niirbe;
benin tpenn cas- thermometer 10 Big duf 100
@rab unb barber iteigt, lit es bann ipirtz
li6 i9on nidt mebr i6On. Sas Corn 1T 10
gut pie reif, ba ales i4On iebr Dertrodnst
1T, aus9enommen auf 8ottomz2anb, mo es
nod befsren Stanb bat, bod uuh bd ptrb
es faum cine Babe Grnte gs6en uHb piels
5armer perben niAt geniigenb fir ibren Ell
genen 8ebarf ernten.
0as Ore 6en 1T in bol1em Gang, bas
GeIultat 1T Febr beridieben. 9ufer liefert
BON 1870 8uf6el per 4cre, Dei5en bon 5
Bis 20 8uI6el, babel 1T ober audi nod 8ieIes
BON g~eriuger Quultidt. Nutiirli9 fin0 an
biei EN- grgebniB 8Oit unb @etreibepun3en
bauptfd9li9 ihulo, Was Prutriebeu anbez
Iangt, 70 lit baffelbe reihli4er ausgefalen,
pie poriges Sabr, uno 10 tperoen mir an
RaubTutter nd6ften Winter feinen MdnQel
leiben, Nu6 bic 3uderrii6en BADEN unter
Der Oiirre fart %gelitten unb pirb Der CIR
trag Elm g~eringer ietn. 6rii6tartoffeln finb
quit aerat6en, Die ipdten Sprten Iino aber
pertrodnet. g2u mutt id noQ man op6ol'1,
TpnIt nimmt bat tpoG to bel PlaB meg.
Weit 8rub
@miI Megner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07

Sd babe Sbnsn fiirsli4 ettpas prablsrii9
iiber bic analitdt Der golorabo@R ippen@
meIone geiarieben. The proof of the
putting is the eating thereof. SD ere
luube mir besbuGb, Sbnen beute per Grpreb
eine Crate folder Melonen BON meinem
eiaenen 5elbe gu fenbsn, NIT Der Bite, aud
meinen ionftigsn Srsunben I'M Rebaftionsz
ftob Der rSu. Staats3tg." 8elegsn5eit gu
geben, ben Stab gu bre9en iiber Die bon mir
teanipru4te @or3iislidteit Der COLORADO
gantaloup@M e[one.
6. g. S9mibt,
prdfibent Der pueblo Melon 9roners
ITociatipn.