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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Weekly Review and Forecast of the Pros
ceedinrS

IArgust Kohn in The News and Courier
Columbia, Jan. 23.-The General
Assembly has now been in session for
nearly two weeks. Although the
work has been persistent and contin-
uous, the end is not yet in sight. The
real issues have not been touched,
and no really important measure has
been passed upon by both branches
of the Assembly, except it be the res
olution to extend the time for the
payment of taxes without penalty.
True quite a number of important
measures have been acted upon indie
pendently by the two houses, but
there has not yet been any concert OF
action. The disposition has been
manifest to kill off Objectionable leg
islation, and, of course, the usual al
lowance has to be made for unneces-
sary legislation. No possible COM
plant can be made by any one as to
the disposition to work, but unfortu-
nately there seems to be no curtail-
ment of proposed legislation-the
vast majority of the measures are of
purely local concern, and there seems
to be no way to stop this perennial
and pestiferous food Of local matters,
and vet without these propositions
the government would wag along just
as serenely as ever. 1t is pleasant to
say that no "fool legislation" has yet
shown itself In the assemblies Of
two other States there are bills with
regard to kissing; in another an Act
was passed prohibiting football, but
happily no such measures have yet
been presented at Columbia. The
doctrine of Col. George D. Tillman,
as to self-government, seems to be on
the increase.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26

til stated that "Walt." Whitman
is AGAIN to be candidate for Cover
nor. What have the people done to
deserve this? The executive commit
tee of the Democratic party should
compel each candidate before being
permitted to speak, pay down his
assessment in cold, hard cash.
This, in our judgment, would abate
the nuisance Of being pestered with
such cranks as ex-Rev. G. Walt. Whit
man.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26

The Republicans in Congress do not
seem very anxious to become RESPONSE
bic for conflict between this coun-
try and Spain, and to avert anything
of the sort they prefer talking Cuba
to death.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26
ALL A SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE.
THE COMING STATE ELECTION.

It is perhaps note worthy that the
supervisors of registration are now
being selected for various parts Of the
State. The intimation is that the
Governor would like to have a sug-
gestion from the Charleston delega-
tion as to whom it would like appoint
ed for this position. Some of the
members of the delegation, however,
say that they will have nothing to do
with a recommendation unless Gov
ernor Ellerbe makes a formal request
in writing for suggestion, as he did
last year. There has not yet been q
formal request as to this matter, and
the situation is, to say the least. quite
interesting.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26

TED-TRUSTWORTHY AND
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26
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One square, one time. ST. each subse-
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26

WTANTED AT ONCE-Bright young
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Address, CRESCENT OIL CO., Minneapo.
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26
The constant cry against high taxa

The constant cry against high taxa
ton leads to an examination into
some of the causes. During dis
cussion of bill to tax notes, mortga-
ges, and other evidences of credit in
the legislature last Saturday, it leaked
out that there is already such law
upon the statute books and that it is
grossly violated by class Of men
who are able to pay taxes. Men who
have money to loan, can and do,dodge
the payment OF taxes by simply not
making a return Of their evidences OF
! .1,dit. The merchant with his stock
ii goods must pay taxes, because his
stock of merchandise is within sight
of the sheriff, so is it with the farmer,
whose stock, and products are in reach
but with the usurous mortgage-taker
such is not the case, and unless he
wishes, there is no way of making
him return for taxation what law re-
quires to be taxed. The discussion
in the Legislature has brought out the
following facts TO show that some
steps should be taken to equalize tax
alton.
Abbeville County returns $4,000 in
credits, and Aiken County, with more
taxable real estate, reports only Sl3,
900 in credits. Anderson has bare
bit more Of real estate reported for
taxation, and returns over 100000
in credits. York County returns
s221,695 in credits. While Richland
returns only s1o,oOoin credits. and
yet Richland returns twice as much
real estate as York County.
And if the tax-dogers were made
to make honest returns, our tax levy
would be considerably lower than 1t
is now. These same tax dodgers
Prey upon the necessities OF the peo-
pie and not alone do they fail to pay
their just portion to tie government
but they also dodge around the usu-
ry laws. The law does not permit
more than eight per cent interest to
be charged and these men get around
it by deductine the interest in ad-
vance, thus making the burden the
heavier upon the man who is SO IN
fortunate as to fall into their clutches.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26

Communications must be accompanied
by the real name and address Of the writer
in order to receive attention.
No communication Of q personal char
acter will be published except as an adver-
tisement.
Entered at the Post Ofhce at Manning as
Second-Class Matter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26

fortunate as to fall into their clutches
Work has commenced on the max
ing of opposition to Governor Ellerbe.
Senator Archer has declared himself
Q candidate and Hon. R. B. Watson is
supposed to be in the race also. We
do not believe that Archer's candidacy
will be considered seriously but II
Watson enters the race and his
friends say he will, it will be an IN
teresting fight. Watson is a good
man and he has ability but we think
he is making mistake to allow HIM
self pulled into this fight. The oppo-
siton to Ellerbe comes principally
from politicians who were disappoint-
ed; the people are perfectly satisfied
with the head of the government and
they realize he has had very intricate
and annoying problems to solve, TOR
that reason they propose to give him
a second term regardless of the bick-
erings of those who could not control
the governors official actions. The
coming contest for gubernatorial
honors will, before the primary comes
on, be battle of the people against
the politicians, and we believe the
people will win.
One of the reasons Of Ellerbe's un-
popularity with politicians was
brought about by his independent
course in making his appointments;
the first of importance was a United
States senator. The governor be-
lieve that John L. McLaurin was we'll
qualified for the place and his record
in the lower house of Congress show
ed him to have me,ited promotion
without consulting anyone, be app
ointed McLaurin and the people en-
dorsed that appointment by electing
McLaurin with overwhelming MAORI
ty. But the appointment Of McLaur-
in caused lots of murmerings among
the politicians; every fellow who held
a big place imagined himself the
right man to fill the place made va
cant by the death Of Earle and when
McLauirn was selected their was
weeping and oaths recorded to tax.
Ellerbes scalp. Then the governor
had another appointment to fill, the
Comptroller Generals Office, made va
cant by the resignation OF General
Norton; again the politicians perched
themselves upon the political fence
with mouths wide open ready to catch
the crumb, but when the governor
came along and went on up the road
to offer it to a man who was not look
ing for the place, there was a general
Topping of wings and screeching.
Sore and disappointed these politi-
clans have determined to have Ellerbe
defeated if possible The question
for the people will be. Has Ellerbe
made faithful governor? If he has,
they will re-elect him if every politi-
clan is against him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26

No. 50 rms through to Charleston, S. c..
via Central L: r., arriving Manning SIS
n, Lanes, 1876 p In, Charleston 9.l5 m.
Trains on Conway Branch leave Chad
ooufn lI.oO N, arrive Conway 10 N
returning leave Conway 2.45 m, arrive
Chadoourn 5.l2 In, leave Chadbourn 5.45
In, arrive at Hub 6.25 p N, returning
leave hub $50 NJ, arrive at Chadbourn
9.l9 m. Daily except Sunday.
J. R. KENLY, Genl Manager.
I. N. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
H. N. EMERSON, Genl Pass. Agent.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

Daily. iDaily except Sunday.
No. 81 runs through to Columbia via
Central h. Il. CT S. C.
Trains Nos. IS and 80 run via Wilson
and Fayetteyille-Short Line-and make
close connection for all points North.
Trains on C. u D. r. Il. l-a pee
daily except Sunday 9.55 n. .r-
lington 1928 a N, Cherav -, u,
Wadeshoro 2.25 p m. L. florence
daily except Sunday, SIS p agea Da1
liugtoD, $40 p N, Hartsvlil5 60 r..
Bennetsville 9.36 p m, Gibs 90 I'm.
Leave Florence Sunday only % :. -, AZ
rive Darlington 1927, Hartsrille lilo
Leave Gibson daily except Sunday 6.15
a M, Bennettsville 6.4l m, arrive Darling
ton 7.4O q N. Leave Hartsyille daily eS-
cept Sunday 6.45 N, arrive Darlington
7.3O q In, leave Darlington 800 a II, arrive
Florence 9.25 a N. Leave Wadesboro daily
except Sunday 3 p m, Cheraw SIS D m.
Darlington 6.29 N, arrive Florence 7 o
N. Leave Hartsville Sunday only S.20a m.
Darlington sos N, arrive Florence 925
N.
j. r. KENLEY, JNO. F. DIVINE
GEM manager; Genl Sup't.
T. N. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
H. ". EMERSON, Genl Pass. Agent.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26
statement as was made last Sunday

statement as was made last Sunday
led to any confusion, it may now be
stated that Mir Williams and bis
friends deny that there is any COM
bination or concert of purpose, aud,
of course, such statement is accept
ed. Mr. Williams says that the posi-
ton of chairman of the board is not
worth a scramble, and that be would
not bother with it. If the board
wants him, it is we'll and good, but
he is not going to scramble for it or
any other position
Mr. Haselden's candidacy is not TO
be clouded or confused b. any
pledges or promises on his part to
support any candidate for chairman
of the board. The indications at this
juncture are that Mr. NJ. r. Cooper
will be re- elected as member OF the
board.
The leading candidates for the posi-
tons on the board are Representa-
tives Haselden and Zimmerman, and
Mr. Cooper and Mr. ]. O. A. Moore
ALL A SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE.
There is Just at this time very
much more interest in election of the
Comptroller General than in the dis.
pensary bill or anything else. 1t is
hard and vigorous fight, and from
what can be heard on the outside,
there is deal OF talk about swapping
and promises; this may or may not be
true. Mr. Epton, of Spartanburg, the
incumbent, will be opposed by Mr.
Derham, the former chief clerk Of the
office. It is a most interesting fight
aud seems to admit of Kaleidoscope
opportunities. In fact, about all the
politics that is now going on is in
reference to this and the other cleo
tons that are pending.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26
ATLANTIC COAST Line.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 20, 1887.
On and after this date the following
passenger schedule will be n effect:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26
BOARD OF CONTROL.

Positions on the State board, of con-
troll are being vigorously sought after
they must be positions of great pol
itical power to be SO earnestly desir-
ed by the friends of the various can
didates.
Ihave it direct that there is no IN
derstanding between Messrs Hasel-
den and Williams as to whom Mr. Has
eden will support for chairman of the
board in the event of his election as
q member of that board. If such q
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26

J. EBERT DAVIS,
Auditor Clarendon County.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26
W. c.. l. A.
South-Bound.
North h-Bound.

No. 81 runs through from Charleston vim
Central r. R., leaving Charleston Z a m,
Lanes S.2S m, Manning 905 M.
North -Rnnnd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
Die Substituted i'm pu9et=Suno.

Ser Sii9&gommihdr bes Slaates 8ai6z
ington, u. 6, Qittle, Fat i'm vSdcoma 2eb>
ger" folgenbe Mittbeilungen in 8e3ug auf
bic ni9ts peniger uls befriebigenbe Gage
Der 2a98fiI9erei i'm puget Sunb gena9t:
sd bielt MIDI neuli9 tur5e 3eit in Sairz
baben, Wbatcom Co., auf, mo- tur6 Die
Seniibungen bes 5rn. Is. 4. 2urrabee bon
Der Sairbaben 2anb g., elm sSonDs bon
$1,000 aufgebra3t purbe, bebufs GinriGz
lung elmer fleinen Qa9sbrutantuIt. 9as
ge19iebt gang o6ne 3utbun Der 6ifG=Gom@
milton, bo9 puroe i8 erfu9t, ben Salt
un6 bic ginri9tung Der neuen MnItult gu
beauffi9tigen. 9ie ba3u ausgepd3lte 2oe
talitdt am SamiibfluB f9eint git ba5r
a~eeignet. Gs fat ii9 beutli9 ge5e;gi, baB
bic 3utpanberung Der Sadie III ~unferen
9etpGHern felt Sabren beftdnbig abgenrm=
men bat, bu6er muB bic ~oringenbe Notfs
tpenbiateit Der ginri9tung neuer 8rutunz
Italten einem Seben einleubten. Die 8rutz
anftalt am 8aterfee tptrb borar51i9tli3
ettpa 100000 Sodepez2 a9fe uno e6en=
10 biele Gilber<2a9ie dusbriiter. Wsnn
bie1e Qnftalt bergrDBert tpirb, 10 t0nnen
penigitens 25,OO0,OO0 2u9ie ben @eiuai>
fern 5ugefibrt peroen. 9as bier an9ez
penbete SDftem %bepirtt, baB nur etipa 2
Qro3ent bon benz 2at9 p%erloren geben,
ipdbrenb BET benz natiirli9en proseB I'M
gefd6r It'll 2 proSent Der @ier nusge5riitet
unb BON ben iungen 5ti6ep an Qeben
b.eiben. Mit anberen @ptten, un1ere
8rutanta1ten t0nnen NIT 10000 :aie,enoeu
2a9ien (mGnnli6en pber neibli9slr) ebenz
70 biel ausri9ten, als bic gtutar nit
100000 2a3ien gu leiften berltas.
Sn feinem fir bic StaatssefeBgefung be-
timmten 8eri9t ptrb ST. 2ittle Die grz
1i9tung neuer 8rutanitalten am Rooffad<,
Sno9omiibz, StobOmif3z, N~esquaID=,
Wbitez, Wenat3eez unb Met5opz SLUG
empfeblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
211aulefel.

Sin Muule iel3i9ter in Gebar Rupibs,
s 0 IN a, erflGrt, baB Elm MauleIel6engit be-
bufs paarung nit elmer PferOet flute fi9 in
bielen Gegenben uls febr profitabel eripeiien
lpiirbe unb 9iebt bierfiir folgenOe Griin0s
an: l., MaulsIel iteben iiberaI in Na9frage;
g., Ser Yreis fir Maulefel mur. felt 1880
Bis iebt BON Is big "a pro3ent b0ber als Der
fir pferbe; g., Ser Maulefel 5eigt ni9t Die
Mdfel unb tpirb nt9t 10 mberfdufli9, als
bas BEL bier aug flint pferben Der SAT- lit;
A., Ser Maule1el fann duf ben Mdrtt gee
bra9t unb tpie Elm S9pein Ober Stier berz
fault perben, naabem er bier Monute alt
aetpprben 1T; Der preis pirb na9 feiner
60be in s3onen bere9ntt, nG6reno Elm Pfero
ais @erfaufstpaape flint Sabre aft iein foute;
s., Elm Mauteiel fam UNI ben brtttsn 29eil
her Soften biGiger ge3ii4tet unb auf ge5ogen
tperben, als Elm pferb unb ptrb in Babe .anf
Guba unb gorto Gico Elm tart begebrter @rz
tttel tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
5uderrabenbau in Californian.

9as in Sotlanb, Sal. erfdeinenbe Dat
lamb Sournal" I@reibt:
8iir3li3 bra9ten mir einen IGngeren Or
titel iiber 3uderfabrifen unb 3lderribenz
bdu an bte1er &iite, 9eute pollea mir, nun
Die @rnte eingebeimft lit, ~unieren 2efern
auf benz 2anbe Elm 8etfpiel CUR gta9z
a6mung anfi6ren, tpel4e 8ort6eile, reip.
Proftte Der 4nbau bon 3uderri6en bietet.
8ei einem 8efu9e Der 3uderfabr;s in Nlbu@
rabo er3d6lte uns 0err Wi9mann; elmer Der
dlteten unb moblbubeniten Surmer in Der
umgegenb, buB er trob Der trodenen SAT-
ion in bie5em Sabre Is Sonnen S3uderrii@
BEN pro Nder geerntet unb $3.50 prp 2orne
bafiir befommen babe; bies maht alfo
$112.5O prp Mder = eemiB Elm beiieres &ez
iultat, ais biele Sarmer NIT i9rer @rnte
bon Wei5en, @erite ober Sbft er3ielt ba6en.
Sreili9 baden ntht ale Surmer, pel9e
3uderrii6en aie3en, beniel6en Grfolg gez
6abt, aber bie5 1T ni9t bic S1ulb Der
3uderrii6en, Ionoern bic ber 6armer, in
benz fie ibr 2ano nt9t in ri6tiger 8eiie
bearbeitet 6atten. SIS tndre bes6at5 un1eren
5armern Der Anbau BON 3uderriiben gu
empfe6len, 3umdl bic Mlpdrabo. 53uderz
fabrit jebt i9on 6efannt mubt, 6aB Tie audi
fir bic nd6ite Grnte $3.50 pei Sonae ga
rdntirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
miebel i'm meisen.

Die Better Der NIT Der guroue>untoer<
Iitdt in Qufupette, Snb., nerbunoene1l Mter@
INSTRUMENTATION bearbeiten Elm - uirl@
fa1enbes SelD, baB Die 5armer aus Den
s~etponnenen @rfubrungen. fpel9e re9el'la=
Ria bur6 bic prefIe mttget4eilt uno oerz
breitet tperben, erbebli9en Nl1ben uao Wor%
tbei[ aieben t0nnen, Oorausgeieb:, oaB tie
benz SprtI6ritt bulbisen uto ii9 ia3s uno
s~ettaemGBen Neueruneen ni4t neri3lieBea.
cSSn benz 1oeben erf9tensnen, ppn Dem NIT
Der eenannten Mntalt oerbunbenen !9orttz
c1lturiften Sames Sroop OerfaBt>n tur5en
33mif6enberi9t pirb Der 9streioetpiehel be-
hunbelt.
0us als Diebe1 befannte tletne Sn3ett
yi6tet Bel ietnem &uftreter in benz in
@pei&ern qp~f6emabrtsn 8ei}en 9rOBen
G6aoen an, unb es ftno duf Der g%enannten
station besbuGb bereits pieIe bricfli4e &Iaz
gcn etnoeGaufen. Wie oerr 2roop NIT
t9eilt, sgt bag Sniett GrGa!ar0ra graz
naria"O feline @tr auf beg GetrsiOe.
Gus bteTen Giern entpidel1 fi4 bdlo tle;ne
lbiofe 2arben, pel6e ben Meblitoff aug
ben &0rnern frefen uno in eini9en Mpz
den rou ausgepubfen fino. Man fann ben
Giebel gu irgenb elmer 3e:t i'm CONNER
pber Serbit antreffen. Es eisot mebrere
Qrten bieiss gefd6rli4sn SnIetfs, aber man
:ann iie ulle nit einem uno oemIelbea Wtit@
tel unI6dbli8 MAIDEN.
Man mub Ou3u observation-disclosures
aoblentoff (bisulphide of carbon) an7
renb.n, tpel6er in ieOer @pot5eee gu babsn
1T. Die aus bieiem hemiI@er prdparat
f9 e~ntpidelnben 9dmpfe iinb fe6r giftig
unb o%eeianet, irsenb Elm SnEeft. nit benz
fie in 8eriibrung fommen, au t0bten. Gas
Mrdporat if Bel Der 8erii3ran9 NIT Seuer
lei6t erploiip. 0isie heioen Purtte mill
fen bic Surmer fi@ merfen, UNI es D9ne
Gefqbr anpenben gu .0anell. sou Der
9ampf oeb0ria in einem Wtisen6eufen hinz
elm ueleitet perben, 70 ldBt man i'm bur9
cine am @nbe nit fetnem Sieb DerfehRne
M0hre oeben. pel9e mit!en in ben Sdufen
bineinoeIeat tpirb, fobuB bic gauge Mafe
inter BEN GinfluB beg Dau:pfes gsora4t
totrb.
Sin gfunb 8ifulpbi6 1T fir bic Gnt=
niebeluna BON 80 Pfuao 9etreibe pol=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
JnhaItsperSeidnif.

1. Sette: Gin sic 2eier Rrant unS &rben -
8eabF5ttste Gtnfibr1ns elmer nelten giensnralls
- MouleieL - @iinitise @eisenousioat - @iebel
i'm &eisen 3uferritbenbou in @alifornien-0ie
2a9sfti9erei i'm Buset SunO-Mubten Oes 8eIl9s
forms lQulmt ben SoIben - Die Spitenbirre Der
SbtbGume 8rieifa ten: Salt6Insuns -
9dbmuns Der G8weine = Gubpofen - reberutnz
terung Der @annas - @laiertitt - 8eSunblung
Der 9olofiibe i'm aquarium = Sad gum Serlieseln
pom Slai9en = @rusIamen fir ~ian6tsen Soben -
Seifenwoiier fir 8ierbe - 8ul6bGaue&esepte.
2. settle: @n1uen6uns bes S9rpefeIs sur Or
%Sietung reiner @dbrung 9us alabama @nts
pdileruns 6es 8obens = gtus SiO 9ofOta = Sir
beuti6e SOblem9rdber Gus Suinois - 9te &iiz
benSuderesSnbuitr in Wet6isan - Sins NorbzOae
fotn = Siidfterben bet itarfem Sroit - Nus Mt6S
i9an = Ehese Ser STEREOTYPE 1ebertra9barfeit
Der Sruie Ser Sougfoble1 auf bas Gutter Der 0eutz
tertbiere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus Geras =
Aus Miiouri- StaGtemperatur - ueber bic per-
i3iebenen Arten Der strengthening - 8latter
,In6 8IItben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
6unitiee Wetsen=2lusiaat.

11niere 5armer fonnten ith Oieien 9erbit
i'm Mlgemeinen gemiB ni4t uber f9ie9te
@ttterung pGbrenb Der 3eit Der @ei3enausz
iuat beflagen. Der Wei5en TT friib3ettig in
bic grbe qefommer, u1b Damit 1T einem @rz
fOrberniB fir cine quite @rnte 9eniige ge@
Mleiftet. Sc friiber Der 8interpei3en sefdet
mirb, um 10 better, bas lebrt nns bic @rfabz
rung. SriibgefGeter Dei5en reift frab; Der
@rtrag an Strob unS &Ornern 1T groBer,
audi tpiperi tebt er Der 8intertdlte unb ion@
tigen Seinben befer. Muf fettem, f4perem
8oben tritt Den. 8prtbeiG Der 5riibidat befonz
bers be1tli9 berbor, Die 9erbtregen babsn
ii9 eingeIteIt unb bies 1T BON GROCER Wt3@
tiqfeit, benin Der @intsrpei3en beoarf in Der
erften s3eit elmer bebeutenDen Menge 5eu4@
tiqfeit. ST CUR Suataeit oas 2ano febr
troden, 10 feimen Die &Orner tppbl, aber tie
finb 16pG9li9 unb piele geben 0ann ipegsn
Manqel an Seu9ttgteit rim. SIS TT oesbalb
empfeblenspertb, in trOdener 3ett Die &usz
Iaat 10 lunge binaus3ui4ie6en, big bas 2anO
Our6 Serbfregen geniigeno 5euhti9tett err
bdlten bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
UlahIen oes melfdforns iammt Sen
Rolben.

IS 1T Dielfa@ gebrdu6li9, bas Welf@forn
mitiammt ben &ol6en mablen gu laIIen unb
bieies @emii@ uls @iebfutter gu b~ertpenben.
9ieier 9ebrau4 1T ni3t gu empfeblen, tpenn
bas Delf4fOrn ii9 bur9 @it unb b6Gz
li9e &uSreifung aus5ei9net. Sn
iOl4en SdGen piro man, pie i9on oft bur6
4emif9e 4nalpfe feitgeifeut pDrben 1T, nibt
bdrauf re4nen tOnnen, haB Der 4olben nod
ndbrenbe 8etanbtbeile entbdlt, neil er bic
felben alefammt bereits an bic &0rner ab=
ge9eben bat unb fOlsli4 CUR 5iitteruns ge=
rabe 10 bel taugt, als SGsemebl.
Nnbers e~sitaltet iih bic SADIE freili@,
renn bas 8orn unreif 1T unb bic Nebren
fAle9t getrodnet bonn Selhe gefiittert per=
ben. &0itet man iie unb mublt ie bann,
70 tpirb man es nit 9ortbeil tbun. MuBerz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02
8eobf6ti9te Gtnfibruns elmer neuen
8ienenrane.

Mderbaumintfter @ilfon mir6 in 1einem
nd9iten 8eri4t IN ben @ongreB Inn cine
8emiligung fir bic @infibrung Der auT
ben 8~6ilippinen beimii9en Mielenbiene,
bic unter bemgaamen Npis 9or1atu befannt
1T, na6fu4en, Steie 8iene lit na5e3u UNI
Die 6dlfte grOBer als unfere cinbeimiI6e
unb baut angebli6 i9per nit 0onig uno
Wd9s belaftete Maben bon Der flint Big
fe9sfa4en 9rDBe ~berjenigen, bic man in
amerifani19en @dlbern unb Sbfgdrten
a~ntrifft. Sang %Derninftig tit es bon 9rn.
8ilion, baB er bteie 8ien.ndrt erit bann
einfiibren min, na9oem fetgeiteGt tit, Of fe
audi tnirfli9 cine 10 pert6bole 6Dnioz
fammlerin lit unb pb ite erfolgreib aftitz
matiiirt perhen tdnn. Menn aber oieie
8ienen in Der Shat 70 fleiBig inn 3pnig=
iammeln iinb, buB fte, tpte es 5eiBt, Der
8lut6ennelt Der Ser. @taaten ,tau1enhe
Sons" BON 9onig entnebmen %t5nnten, bic
bon unieren eisenen 8ienen unangetaltet in
ben 8liit6entel9en belafen tperben, 10 fuirft
fi9, i'm Sale bic 8ienen tn unierem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02

fOmmen binrei6enb. Sn Der &sleI 1T cine
.einmalige @inoampFung geniieeup. SoG
CHER bas betreffenbe @etrttbe i'm gpeider
%ilberpintert tperben, 10 miro es nothlpenz
rig, Die NusrGu6erung sum ~speiten Mate
ror3unebmen. Cine @el6dbigung Ooer
8croer6ung bes @etreibes tit babel ni6t 5u
heTiir4ten; Der 0ampf nerflii4tigt fidr iO@
balo er NIT Der NuBenluft in 8eribruns
ge6ra9t tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-02

benz, Iagen uns bic @elebrten, piro oieIes
R0ften BEL g~eiteigerter Semperatur einen
9beil Der 5urten 3eIen, Die ii6 balO in 9ol5z
fafer umpanbeGn, gu elmer lei4t Dernauliden
@u6tun5, dbnGi6 pie @tdrtemebl oOer
Summit, %bermanbeln. N6er her min ote1en
proaeB INNER ri9tig pprnebmen? Sas mag
ge6en auf Der Decentralization, aber ni3t in
Der aGtdgli6en 8raris bes 2anomannes