davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
Qus Kanias.

2oote, 8i4ita, So, 8as., 7. Mdr5.
Wertber 9err Simon!
Sd bin felt 20 Sa6ren M6onnent Der
rSainotS Staats5eitung unb Iie lit in meiz
mem 9auie Itets Elm piGfommerer Sat; aub
erbalte i'd Die 8eiIugs, ieit lie erf9eint, unb
+, gefdQt mir INNER better. sic lit elm be-
lebrenoes uno niiBli9es 8latt, audi bic
griefe DER 8~auernbriiber finb fe6r %interefz
lant. Sd bobe mid I9on piet N}ale eez
tpunbsrt, tpie Sic ale 8ragen beuntiportsn
f0nnen.
Od II aber 10 fpenig i6er bas ipetIibe
&anf las eoi6rieben tpirb, nil i4 eirsn fletz
men geri4t ii6er Die biesid6rige @rnte ein@
ienbsn. Wei5en bra9te BON 2 BIS Il 8uz
f3el per Nd2r, 9afer uno @erite bon 2 Bis
10 8uf9eG. Wir batten bier Elm trpdenes
5ri9iobr; an einisen PtdBen in bisiem
Gountp fielen alerOings n2otal@S 6duer",
pie Der Salen6er Iagt, unb ipo bic hinge
tommen iinb, baben tie gut get6dn, Sarz
toffeln unO @artengemiife fine MIR ipdr(i9
ausgefallen, ba bic 9euf9redcn uno Rartofz
feltdfer be pflan5en obfraBen, io6alo lie
aus Err @roe tamen; 5ubem mar es gu
troden uno gu bstB. go milffen mir bier
unb in bielen anberen plGben in Sanias
i'm 5rii6ia6r Saattartoffein uno 8emiiie@
fumen gum pflan3en unb i'm 8inter bas
g>miiie gum @ffen faufen. 8Gs ba5 Wetter
anbetrifft, 70 batten mir bon @ei6ndtbten
lis 9leuiaEr einige G6neeitiirme uno talte
Wttterung, aber felt Der Belt irar bas Wet<
ter i9Dn. HinO0ieb unb pferbe erndbren
ii9 auf Der p%rairie. SIS lit ntel Winter@
pei6en geidet porben, Der 8oDen ipar in guz
tenn 3mItanbe. Wir 6atten oiet yfegen i'm
9erbIt. SIS fOmmt bier jebo9 Nas5 auf boS
Metter i'm Sriibiabr an; bsfonlmen mir CUR
r39ten 3eit &egen, 10 erbulten lpir cine quite
@rnte. 5utter fir bas 8ieb tit gsrug ge@
tpa6Ien, bus 2dnb 1T gut ulo Ile5, mas
gepflan3t nirb, nd9it gut, nenn re4t5sittg
Hsgen tommt. &inbpieb bringt bier einen
guten 9reis. Sn Nq9emeinen 1T bas 2anb
bier mod binn be1iebelt unp Die yfe9t:rung
bat ieiner 3eit einen 5eblsr gema4t, inbem
Ie gu piel Re9te auf einmal Derlie9. San3e
Samtlien nabmen Slams" auf, auf oenen
bann nur tpenige Nder c%ultiotrt unb cine
rS6anbp" 9ebaut ipurbe. 0ieie nSban0p"
tpurbe BON eipsm pglaim" auf ben anosren
gei9cbsn. 8iele BADEN mebr Selo mit9s@
nOmmen; uIs Tie mttgebraat. @poare Rabsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

ii9 in Equalization eingelafen uno 4les
perloren, mas fie batten, UNI oann bas 2anb
in 8erruf gu bringsn. Mer Seblieben lit UNI
auggebdlten bat, lit beute tpObl6u6eno. Wet=
3en bringt bon IS bis rs Gents per 8uf6ef,
6afer 80 gts., @erite 35 Gts. per 8uIGel;
&urtoffeln toiten 80 Gents per 8uI9el,
@orn so per 9unbert, Butter s gents per
Pfunb, Ger 7 Gents per Oubenb.
Sn Der ngeilage" bonn 2. 5ebrllar fGaqt Gin
Serr Strip alat6 iiber Die YreiIe fir BUT
ter uno Gier, aber mir iinb bier pa6rz
li4 audi ni9t I'M parabies. Die r0etter.
proprietor" prOpbeaeien fir fpdter 6 Gents
fir @t,r unO 5 Gents fir Butter = Bel
Iol6en pretien tit es freilt9 n0tbig, Die
5iiBe in 2umpen gu midelu. Iber bas
brau9en mir bier niAt, irgenb elm alter
S9ub lit gut gsnug, tpenn nur ni9t bic
3e9en 6erausguden, benin nafIe SiiBe be-
fonrmen mir BET Dem Hegenmangsl ni6t.
Benn bic gactuffe ni6t pdrcr, f0nnten mir
ben gan3en Sommer barfuB ge6en. ginen
freunolt9en @ruB alien 8auerubriibern.
So6n 8iittner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
Nus 0owa.

0onne1fon n, Soma, II, Mdr3 1898,
@eebrter &ebafteur Der 8silage!
9amit es AUDI mir ertarbt fein mG9e,
einen plab an Der grOBen 6eittafel, tpelGe
Die Sqs. Staats3eitungs So. i'll Der n1ben
3utunft beden piro, ein3u1e5men, 1en5e i@
ei~nliegenb 10 Gents fir Die Su6ildums=
Drummer. Soer %glaubten sic pis1si9t, mid
nit ben lumpigen 10 @ts. bon bieiem f0Itz
li9en S9mauie fernbulien gu %t0nnen, unb
baB ib an Dem Gage, an pel6em Sic unO
bic iibrigen Seller i'm iie6euten 9iinmft
16pelgsn, Sriibial blaien meroe@ Menn
sic bas glaubten, ftnb Sic GILES, nur fein
Meni9entenner. 90 piel Sel6Itbeberri9ung
beitbe i'd ni9t, baB i'd mic 8eG~uemli6feiten
bon Ipldsr 8eDeutung OerlpSigern tOnnts. =
ga bic SpmmerpDgel bereits pieOer Be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
Gbicago, ben 13, MaGra '9e
Geebrter Ssrr Simon!

@eebrter 9err Simon!
SbgIei4 i'd 3ufGaig fem Bauer bin unb
bier in Der Stabt ar6eite, 10 tann i9 bo9
beri6iebene @rfo6rungen iber 2anb6earbe;z
tung mitt6eilen, benin i'd babe beinabe 25
Sabre auf elmer 6arm meines @aters in
6On6 BIZ Gao, Wis., 3ugebra4t, po nod
beute meme @ltern tpo6neu. Sd m09Ee TO-
nit etpas iiber Die 8erttilgung BON Canada
0iiteln idgen, 10 melt meme @rfa6rung
reiht. 0a Elm g%epiffer 9err 9enrD 9abler
aus SGinois i'm 8rieftaiten bom g. Mdr3
Inn Sbren &at5 angefrugt fat, 10 m0Gte i'd
linn audi ben meinigen gu She'll perOen laiz
fen.
Sd femme bic eriten ganabasOiI Die
auf unferem Qanbe pu9fen, BON Der 3eit
ber, mo i9 mod Elm Sunge BON 9 Bis 10
Sabren mar. On einem f4Onen CONNER
tage 3G6lten mein Batter uno i9 an bic Stide
u9t auf unierer 8ie6peibe unter einem
9aume, ME Iie in Der 8liit6e tparen. S6
fragile meinen 8ater, mas bag fir 8lumen
Ieien, %tporauf er iagte, es Ieien bas gang ge@
fdbrli9e pflansen unb er miiBte iofort buz
binter se6en, UNI ite aus3urutten, %iplange es
nun u9t Ieien. 0o6 er fat beinobe bier Bis
flint SABRE buran gear6eitet, fie gu Oertilgen,
oenn es tamen BON Sa6r gu Sabr mebr, O6~
9lei4 er aaes MDgli6e probirte. SIN flint
ten Sa6r par Elm plab bon etpa fiinf3igSuB
i'm Quaorat nit ben 0ifteln bebedt. pa
riet6 ibm elm Mann, er ioGe ie ein3duntn
unb Elm big 3pet SOmmer bus &inboie6 bar
uuf Iiegen lufisn, un6 fie6e ba! ss fat ge6Olz
fen, 6eut3utage iinb bic 0tIteIn boGitGn0ig
oerI@nunben. Somit m09:e i9 oSebem raz
teen, bufiel6e Mittel u%nsufpsnben, tpenn ss
mOglt9 tit. Sacob 3etmer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

bel Den unbergo5renen Sraubenz, Npfelz unb
8irnfpeinen nt3t erforberli6. Nusna1men
biloen nur einige 8eerenpeine, tpie oSo6anz
nisz un6 9etbel6eertpein, tpel9e gu ber6
f4meden piirben. SeBt man a6er ibren SGfz
ten I9on 6eim 4usprefen einen geei9neten
3uTaB bon @afer unb 3uder BEL, bann err
bdlt man ~beIonbers aus Dem unpergo6renen
Safts Der 6eibel6eere Elm @etrGnt nibt nur
BON observation-disclosures fonbern audi nit
treffli6en bpgienii9sn @igenI9aften. @Gbz
renb II Sraubenz, Npfel= unb 8eeremIdfte
it9 mad Dem @rtpdrmen lei6t tlar ~filtriren
laTen, lit bies BEL alien 8irn1Gften ni6t Der
san. 6ter tpenbet man bunn Elm S9DnunQsz
mittel, unb 3tpur am 8eiten aufgel0Ite, refine
9elatine an. IS tommt oabur4 tein fremz
Der 8eItanbtbeiG in Die SGfte, ba Die @elatine
in 8erbinbung nit @erbftoff ia Dieoer aus
gei9iebeu pirb unb e6en babur9 9iiniti9 auf
ben @eI9mdd e%intpirtt. Wtan muB es ii6riz
gems berueiben, alau ger6ftOffret9e 6ri9te
gu unper9o6rensn Weinen gu perar6etten, ba
bteIe einen gu ber6en 9el6mad er6alten, neil
bieier 9ebalt ii9 nibt Derminbert, tpie bel
9dbrung.
4u9 ROt6pein fam berqeitelt tperben.
Man bruubt nur Die i'm Safte our9 einen
Sie6booen nieoerge6oltenen S9alen, pel9e
i6on bel 122 @rao ibre SurbitOffe a~6ae6en,
nit gu ertpdrmen, 10 nimmt bas @an3e cine
tiefrotbe 5Gr6ung an. Sel6it altobolfreier
Gbampagner it ersielt pOrpen, Sci inn fin>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

bet bic S~mprGgnirung ert nit benz lebten
&uffa1en itatt in glei9er @eile unb nit
ben ndmli4en @pparaten, ME man beute
i3on biaigere S6aumpeine fabri5irt. Damn
muB nod i%tertliiirt tperben, ipobei bic Rorte
ni3t i'm Wafer ltegen io1en, oa ipnit gu Diel
8p6leniGure entpei9en piirbe.
Qn6Gmgern Der NbItinen3 unb Semperena
iinb iol9e altObolz unb pil3freien @eine Be-
fonbers piltommen. @u9 8ranfen un6
&etonbalescenten bieten 5te cine Ha6runq,
tpel3e Der 8Drper lei9t berar6eitet, unb Der
@eiunbe tpirb fi4 feline getitige Srii9e unb
NrbeitsfrGftigfeit erbulten. 9as iunge 9es
fhleAt aber piirbe bel iol4en @etrdnfen qe>
bei6en in bes @ortes better 8eoeutunq, pes>
balb ii9 Die geiammte 6rauentpelt bufiir
intereIiiren fpGte. Selbit an ben @reiTen
tpiirbs iib Der Spru9, Der bdufig bon feiner
gGn3li9 unpaifenoen Stele an Der Oede bes
@ait5immers uns dnblidt, erfiiGen: Sin
gutter Srunt ma9t glte jung" l1nb polten
mir nod an ben @influB Obiger @etrdnte
uuf 8oltspD6litanb unb Sittli9feit oenfen.
mir niirben gu 9iinItigen @rge6niKen qez
langen, bod fiibrt uns bies bier gu melt al.
9a f6On in Der S4pei8 Sabrifen bette
FEN, pel6e it6 NIT Der 9eritelung FOLDER
8eine b%efufIen unO AUDI i'm porlebten
Sabre in 9euti4IanO in @Orms bic erIt ers
rt9tet lit, pel9e i'm Sftober NIT Der @er=
ienOung i6rer Weine begonnen bat, 10 tanu
fiA ieber lei9t Iel6it bon Der Site oer1elben
ii6er3eugen. @r pirb finOen, baB fe Eelbit
9O6geItelten &nforoerungen gu g~eniiasn
oerqnDgen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

Der cine neigte ii9 BON Rorbtpeit na6 Sib=
oft inb Der anbere ~entgesen9eieBt, 70 buB es
ausfab, als ob fie ii9 9sgenieitig cine @erbeu=
gung maAten. Sber, Oa&te i3 t%peiter, ioG=
ten ie gar ais politiI9e Settler bas 5eIt mitz
9efeiert ba6en unb babllr6 in cine 19iefe
Stellana geratben fetul9" @dbrenb i9 nod
bariiber 9riibelte, fam mein Miet6sr, per
Mdurer unb Steinbauer 5l1gleiA, unb ia9te:
nNun, ipie finb Die S9Drniteine9" Isle itnb
IAN right" erpiberte i4, fife feben aus tpie
bic i4iefsn S6iiume gu ptia,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
&insIeh, @bparbs 60, &anIas,
@ee6rter Serr 3ebafteur!

1-' 1@tNN0'
@eebrter Serr &ebatteur!
Wte es f9eint, bat bod Niemarb bon met
men Gonosleuten in biefem @puntD ben
Wfutb, etpas gum 8e1ten Der v8eilage" gu
i9rei6en. Sd muB aufri4tig iagen, baB
Die nSQinots Staots3eitung" Elm unentbebr=
li9er S4ab 1T. @s itno mir f9On Dtele a1=
bere neuti9e 3eitungen als probe 5ugei9id:
porben, bod babe ib ie INNER 5uriidge@
i9tdt, neil Sbre tpertbe 3eitung ale mir an
geprieienen an Sn6alt unb 8ele6rung nett
in ben S6atten felt.
Wie i'd i9on i'm 9erbit beri9tst babe, nie
bieies peitli4e aanfus fe6r perlodenb lit, 10
tit es aud Oieies Sabr nieber Der 6aQ. Der
Wei3en Ite3t gut, an Seu4tigteit bat es bic
len Winter ni9t gefeblt; am 6, MGr8 batterl
mir Eegen unb am 10. pieoer. 0as @er1tsz
unb 6afers@inIGen pirb balb bsenbet fem;
Die 2eute Iinb ieBt 3iemli9 aufgeregt 4les
min nfarmen". Wir baben au9 ettpas gu
3ug 6etommen BON anberen Staaten. sd
piinI9e alien Mnt0mmlingen un0 neuen 9nz
fdngern Diel 9lid!
Sbeobpr Bi!ter,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
Qus 0noiana.
81 mbid. oSnb.. Mdr} g

Mm6ia, Snb., Mdr3 '98.
@ee6rter 6err Simon!
Sd bd6e 19on oft in oS6rer 8eilage GEE
leien, baB 2eute Qnfragen iteQen tpegen Der
ri6tigen Dirt Der @einbereituag. Sd md9e
f6on felt 80 Sa6ren in iebem 0e-bIt Dein
unb es lit mir nod ME tpelbsr perborheu.
@enn ib bas Sab an9eto9em babe, 1T bos
lebte 9las 10 gut tpie bas erite, uno i'm iiea
benton Mpnat 1T er ebenfaGs nod 10 gut,
pte i'm erften. Menn ib I'm Spdtjabr Metr
mabe, tbue ib in iebes SAB Elm Quart OIL
to6ol unb 6rer1ne bas SAB nit MusfdtauB
Elm. Ginmal bate ib Elm SAB, BIS nun bulb
b0a mar, nber benno4 ipar Der g6ein ebenip
gut pie Der in ben oolen Sdfscn, uno babel
1T mein 8eller pOqgepfropft nit Rdrioffeln,
&diten nit 8lrHnen unb Dielen dnoeren GU
dysn, u1b es lift bort 10 parm, nie i'm 6aus.
Den ganSen Winter it6sr tpmmt feline 2uit
binein, ba ales mutt Strpb 5u9eftopFt 1T, Sd
nil nod bemerten, buB mir aud] CANADA
0fiteln auf uRIerm 2anb 6dtten, fe ober
glet6 gum eriten Mal bertilgt ha5en, inbem
mir buS 2anb, auf benz tie Iparen, I'M Gomz
mer 5%petnnuG umpfliigten. 5eitosm fa6en
mir feline mebr 9eieb:n. Nu4 meine Na9z
Earn baben IS 10 gema9t, 3obab mir jebt
feline me6r in unierer @egenb ba6en.
W9it GRUB
P9tltpp S4parB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
4us Juinois.
pefotum, Champaign g., IN

Yeotum m, Champaign Co., Su.
Wert6er Serr &ebnfteur!
Die Qanbpirt6f9aftlide 8eiGage 1T cine
ie6r CUTE 3eitung unb es 1T i6aoe, baB nl6t
ale oeutf3en Sarmer ie b1tten. 9ier pp9z
men iiber $50 beutf9e TaMilisn aus alien
@egenben @urppas, bod fin5et man hurunz
ter AUDI Oeutf9e, Die gar nidt Ieien f0nnen,
unb tpteber anbere, bic, pbtppbt ert 5 bis 6
Sabre i'm 2anbe, rt9t msbr DeutiGe fem
pOIen unb englii6e 3eitun9en Ealten. Oaz
gegen finOet man bier rei@e Nmerttdner, bic
fagen, fe gGben Oiel barum, toenn fte bic
beutiGe @pra9e lef fen uno I9rst6en f0nnter.
Semen beuti6en Ni9tOeutI3su ober, bic ia
gen, bas 0eutf6e babe bier teinen @ert6,
m09te i'd Die Srage Dorlegea, tparum Elm
junger Mann i9neler unb Iei6ter 8ei9dfz
tigung in elmer groBen Staot erbdlt, ipenn
er @n9lii3 b 0euti3 ipre6en tann, Wir
gu 9aufe iprefen nur Osuti0, uno trotoem
fpre9en meme &inber bds GngliIhe ebenIp
gut, ME ale anberen.
limb nun bate i@ cine Bite ar sic, pielz
lei6t t0nnen sic mir ein !peni1 belfsn. So
banbelt fi3 ba INN cine SDrte 6ru9t, bic in
SiDoeut1 9ldno piel angebuut nir0; in emit
gen @egenben beibt fte Ointel, in anberen
SpeG5 uno auf Der Wiirt!ember9ifGen N!b
r8efen". Sd bin ielber EN- gebOrsner @irtz
temberger un0 BON prOfefion Elm MiiQer,
bate au9 fGon in S6pei5er Miiblen gear
beitet, in benen piel bairil9er unb ungari=
f9er Wei3en gemablen tpiso, user bos Ms5l
bonn 0intel oOer Spel3 tunn ui3t iibertroffen
tperben. 8eim 9reIden gebt pa3 aprn niht
aus Der 0iilIe, pte beim Wsi3sn; es tommt
na9 benz 0reI9en auf eine N0blmiibls,
pelde bic @preu bonn &orn iGeibst. Niht
Feds 0eutI9e bier tennsn OieIe Gprte Grrft,
tie fogen, es lei S9meinnfuttet.
@9orIes2ieb.
Nnmerf. ber&eh. Der Spela, Oinz
fel obsr 0intelpei3en gs50rt SUI Gattlnc
@ei5en, bat cine pierieitige, Ioders Nts3re nit
meiit bterblitbigen Ne6rAcn. Die man bic
r8efen" nennt. Sic BADEN Hs9t, baB her
O1ntel penn QSe13s1 IN TatlGe~ Qtn1t1t DOR
3u3ie6en 1T, bod bat er trobbsm penig 8ers
b~reitung gefunOen, neil ehen. ME Sic aud)
dnfibren, bic @efen ~bsionoere Mobleinri4=
tungen erforbern unb bas 0infelbrp, 19on
am britten Sage &iIfe betcmmt. gu Der
Spel5art ge60rt audi MOO baS @lnelforn
(9erftenbintel, &ei5tOrn, 3psitort, Gausrz
fpel5 etc), bas als Sommerfrl6t gebaut tpirb
unb bortreffliGe 9raupen unO bOr5i9li9e5
pferoefutter, aber riKiJes gebdd licfert;
enOli6 nod Oas @intorn Gs:ersforn, pferoez
binfeD, ods in Sbiringen nit Dem einfa5ea
Numen nOintel" be5ei6net ulo ullerOing5
fat nur als 8ferDefutter pernert9et pirb.
SIS lit bas in Der 8ibe( poctpmTcnoe 8uTuz
met6, aus pel3em Die Spret un0 Ara6er lbr
8rot ma9ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23

grt6ur 6. QInut, Elm iunger Surmer bei
G6ula, 2~ipingiton @ountb, Mo., fboB ftb
in ben Munb unb tpir0 an Der @unbs tier
ben. 9dusG6er llnfrieoen berunlaBte bic
Shat. Seine 8ruu battle ibn perlaKen uno
@Qnut battle perfu4t, ie CUR &iidte6r 3l
bepegen, Sic f9lug feline Bitten ab, uno
4lnut mu6te an elmer einiamen STEELE auT
nem 6eimipege ben SelbfmprODeriu9, @r
nurbe BON einsm 6armer %geflnben, pel9er
ibn na9 9auie bru4te uUo einen &rat 9uIte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-23
2leue 2ImGttfOra 2tOfett.

aug sonten DteTer neuen Stolen fDnnet pflan3en
in Ieh;ia Saoen All poler 8liitbe 9ebrddt lperpen.
G6nnen ieoer;eit ~eepflan3t iperoel. sic naDIeH
raid NIB in fur3er 3eit erideineli SllitDeI III olatm
Biilheln uuo 10 reidlid, oaB cine Hl9n5e Ipte ent
0lumenStrauB ausiebt. sic ei9nen lth ebe1Il 10 9ut
bliiben tie ben 9an5en @olrr1er, I'M Stuhtn.upl
Gpnlner uno gBinter. Nus einem paGe1 San!F'
fouu man Stolen bon perIhieoeren SGroelt. pelB,
roId, bunfelrotb IL. /. ~, ale pom perlWltptM."
sFarbeunuancen, ale 9efiint uno lnB outtemo, d1egsn;
Sies lit bic oroBte auer 9teubeIter. yin FSus.
Samcn foitet 90 Sts., 3 4adete fnr oO Sls' C"|
40 NtS. o~er1enoen mir:
1 9adet Noeue Nuttthprd Rpfen. @ae Sarben.
/ - GbireiTid)e &dterrenpfat;e 9taVo mnrI
infer oel 3~ier9emdhien.
rucise, tppbtricdDerce NtetersISerpenu:
GrbbcerIfrdud) @rDBte uHp mo9I
16medeuo1te Deere.
I Spiebel OpppeltbliibcnSe Snbcrpie Se9pfIId
Hd1cp 6lprinid. @rtrd fetn.
SfieIenbIumiae 6ldeipIus 0bilcT.
Q oeHefte Sdid ellie, 1 Weontbreftd.
6 Taiicp Glaciplus. @Ies oerl9leoene
10 SlibcnSc Cralis. Me1ierte 6 ouIeureit.
sFeruer itn1ercn grp6en I6O>iciti9c1 Sdtdlpg IN
SarbcnSrIif unS "THE MAY
bllImiffiid,e WIpnatsid)rift fir Elm Sabr. SIeIt
iauitrirt, ieoem Wtouat elm c%oIortrtes pra@tola't'
gSertb 81. so, aber ais prObe
QQes 3uiammen pnrt0fret fitr 40 Scents.
2lmCer 9roBer Sat6emOrnRRatalog
BON 'Slune1= Mr6 SeiniHeidmeit, Stpteoeliis
@Adn;en uub feltencit nelIcl 6rIcbt9GttiiIi9eM ~
Der i6Dn1te Der ie erlftetcll UNI relg du9lttnt'
9m6If prGdbtiae arpBe fsurbenerucfe, 16O Selten.
Fir 10 6ents 6Oef uMent9eltlid an jeoe 9elpuIl0"
@oreiie oeriGnot.
John LEWIS CHILDS, Floral Park, h. u
, 1898-10-13

The highest income received during
any year by the state land board,
of which Governor Osborne was presi-
dent, was about $12,97O. But the in
come OF the state has been steadily and
rapidly increasing from the commence
ment of Governor Richards admins
tration until during the last fiscal
year. 1897, the amount received by the
state board for said year, from the
leasing of public lands to settlers, in
this state amounted to $36,9S2.8 {. In
addition to this. the state land board
has secured from the United States
government, without additional legis-
lation, as lieu lands. 341, ITO acres, for
which application for leases have al
ready been filed which will bring to
the state a further additional annual
revenue of $40 s s. While Governor
Osborne was chief executive Of the state
Ut Wyoming the annual expenses Of
the county government to the tax pay
ers of Wyoming amounted to the vast
sum Of 1870, 909.5 81. As a result Of wise
legislation and a republican governor,
and as a result Of the thorough and
painstaking work OF the present state
examiner. and heartily co-operated in
by the various district judges and
county commissioners throughout the
state. although the NUMBER Of counties
has been increased, the expenses OF
county government have been decreas-
ed to 1920, 09S. SO, or a saving Of over
$50. 900 per annum to the taxpayers of
Wyoming.
Attention is called to the fact that
our last republican legislature passed
acts in reference to fees to be COL
lected from corporations Incorporated
under the laws OF this state and from
insurance companies whereby the
annual income Of the state has been
increased over a year Of the Osborne
administration from 50, 00G to the sum
Of SIS, 200. These are but instances Of
the progress made by the state and
and the advantages gained to the tax
payers and to the people through the
republican legislation and aminis-
tration.
We censure and condemn John E.
Osborne, Wyoming's representative in
congress. for neglect OF duty in leaving
his seat and coming home to attend to
private business at the most critical
period in the history of the nation,
causing Wyoming to be the only SOW
erign state that did not respond to
roll call in the house OF representatives
on the adoption Of the declaration Of
war for humanity and the maintenance
of national honor.
Knowing that the republican party
is a paryt that fulflls its pledges and
always ad1ieres to those principles that
yield the greatest good to the greatest
number, we fear no criticism, but sub
init our record to the most e%crutinizing
investigation.
, 1898-10-13

A striking instance of nautical in
genuity and fraternity is furnished by
a writer in the London Telegraph:
A sailor from her majesty's ship
Ganges arrived in one Of the side streets
of Walworth. in search Of a shipmate
passing a half holiday with his parents.
who had recently moved to that neigh
borhood.
He had lost the address his friend had
given him and proceeded to ask police
men, postmen and ~shopkeepers if they
knew where a sailor boy from her ma
jesty's fleet lived. None of them could
give the desired information, and the
dwellers in private houses. whom he
summoned by knocks at the door. were
equally devoid Of knowledge OH the
subject.
The gallant tar was somewhat non
plused, but at length he met a vender
Of paper decorations for Christmas
These hawkers always carry = long tin
trumpet through which they announce
their wares to the public. The sailor
gave the man a penny for the use of the
instrument for one minute. and then
sounded with all his force the Gauges
dinner call, adding. IF that doesn't
bring out Joseph, then he amt in this
locality, that's ALL"
Sure enough, in less than half a min
ute a window was raised so yards far
Their down the street, a nautical looking
head appeared at the aperture. and from
strong, healthy lungs came the cheering
response: "ship ahoyl Full speed, and
here you are! Why. the grog's been
a-waitin for you this half hour"
Thus the two friends found each 9th.
Or through a bugle call on a tin trumpet
and spent a jolly holiday together.
, 1898-10-13
nepTuNe's FEAST.
ry,,,o ou,d potius dis.-Hor.o.l

ryesto quid potius die.-Horaos1
What hail No do. my Lyds. ~,
To celebrate this festa1 dayf
See, the sun wheels to his decftsel
Haste. then; 'tis time TO hroacA the winsi
Our Oldest wins shall quit its resi-,
For Neptune's feast demands the best.
Neptune. the green haired nymphs among.
Well praise in antiphonal song;
Your Tyre shall themes divide between
Latonn and the huntress queen.
Then in a song we'll celebrate
The praise of her who keeps her state
At Cnidos and the Cyclades,
Which CLEAN afar across the seas
And ofttimes chooseth to repair
10 Paphos' sweet, pellucid air
When through the blue II borne afar
By snow white SWANS her glittering chr.
And, last, to Night we will rehearse
A holy, high and solemn verse.
Poems From Horace, Catullus and Sappho
and Other Poets" by Edward George Har
man,
, 1898-10-13

things over-my wife eve going to
the unusual length of doing as ! desired
and keeping out OF tho wEy-it was
very evident That our stiff backed old
Tory relative was seriously annoyed
and that he meant to take his WI time
about coming round, for my suspicious
were correct, and hat wife of mine
had been mad enough t o include Lord
Curran among the many to whom she
had told her tale.
"What in the world were you frown-
ing about like that?'' was her greeting
to me. Really, if yon are going to
practice for q contortioilst. don't you
think you might choose q more suitable
time and placer"
Then she laughed at the me about
her. "Here," said she, lis a poor fell
low who has not heard my tale of the
tiara. Shall l tell him?"
II don want to hear-I can guess
"Come, Voyoe, don't be sulky. said
my brother-in-law ut has been an i'm
mense success-the success of what
would otherwise have been q very dull
evening. Upon my word it was a bright
idea."
ut was Jacks idea"-
"This is past a joke
"Oh. of course" interrupted Hnr.
mione, 1--WE shouldn't have expected
you to have the nerve to carry it out.
Oh, Jack. don't go-I want to tell
YOU
But l thought of what 1 had to tell
her-by Lord Curran's orders-and
went. In the midst of my justifiable ag.
%gravation l could not help being sorry
for her probable disappointment-my
pretty Hermione; could not help ad-
miring her afresh for her h~nny reck-
l~essness or prevent myself .nvying
for that one occasion the fellows who
had enjoyed her tale u~nrestrained by
personal considerations.
When we were alone Mt home again,
these feelings were still mine. Hermit
one faced me. The electric light lit up
her cleaning neck md arms. Her dress
was white. Her fluffy golden hair was
surmounted by ar exceedingly beautiful
diamond tiara.
1.-The horrid old man." she kept re.
peating.
"Why did you tell him?"
"Teddie bet me a turquoise dagger
that l wouldn't, SO of course l had to. l
didn't think he would really mind. No
n else did. And, besides, every one
was talking about it. He would have
found out" She paused and then n
tinued: "You said, why don't you
hire one for the week?'"
II never meant it"
"You said it, though, and put it into
my mind"
$50 it is my fault that Lord Curran
considers you so full Of resource as to
have no need Of the tiara he had order
ed for you and will now save for the
next bride?"
"Of course l shall always say SO.
Oh, she does. But'-here she came
close tt me-"I-it has reminded me of
something. Do you remember when we
were first engaged promising to buy me
one as soon as ever you could afford it!
would rather have one from you than.
oh, a dozen from your crabby old un-
Gle, and even wait for it, so you need
not make any more fuss, need you?"
What happened then any one may
guess.
"In your heart of hearts, Jack. dar-
ling" finished Hermione. ''you are not
sorry any more?:'
But hat is almost too much to say.
My wife's tiara is still to be bought,
and they are not cheap things by any
means. Madame.