davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
.GtabIirt ieit 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
Wholesale h. Retail Groo4-.
232 nnA pa O. # Ifau00fui- Sfraks.

wholesale " hefal GrOoa7t
232 nnS 234 Oft gtanSofp5-S frass,
a1p!itea g%ranflirs rito MtarfeF= Strr
GbtcuQo, Sis.
~enpfiebit in abter QBnare 80:
SSrifdjctt @emiiic= uuo Slntle n= 8 am cite
Wriidlcn J~aien0ras= uuO TeloiGmen;
Gtc6stutebct., 0p9eifatneu,f
&tedjtetI GMttent1dts gd)tDci5etf1Ie,
Wruuen Ser6utexfdic. Goamcrf1ie,
Trani. Epgmefort= G0nietnb crt=S1ie,
%tyetniten Nlm'bar9er., @nh',s tin0 Ssatot1ie,
VrOmage DC Srie. ytcmidIateler Ss6ie,
= onocmiirte GdDetier= tnso antcrif. WilG),
S~SeiuI4ca SaOa=, Wpffa= nuo Wto=RaHee,
@ied)tem Yferrer seneipp'S WtalsfaHec,
Rfeifcr Ino Ituer'S Statee=UEtraet,
aIed,ten 3ieeis's Sisifdssrfract,
9led)te trauuid)tp. GerOcIattpnrit,
Sranff. Srat.pnrt IN Std)ieu,
9;edltcn toeftpbdl. Saltnffn. Gaiatni
@eramdlertc @aniebrmit, @dmicttmlta,
Nraus. GrbIcn, Gban.pigmDns, Naperm,
1ecimltcS WtoDH= mtt0 SIiOenOI,
9eutfdDe GrbsWurit, Grhlemmebt,
09artnirte &samburscr fgett=&edrinse, &auier,
sou. N0iId)mersW III. 96riuGc 2tmd)npieS,
&anlbmrger WoI=earim9e. rnn. garoimcS,
(Ser0u d crte Aieler Gprotten, @ldltmGe,
9ttfeloOrfer : enf @eiaeSig,
GaISiaroeucw, SaroeIembmtter,
Med,tea import. ttBartidiet Ncicn=Baprif1r
&teIemiparseIm, Seifotp CT ysitbem,
JriIdbee import. petfd)cninus
Seutid,e 1.no trans. Smetid1en. @cioetbeeren,
9eMtSGe &amilcn, &aG1J0loerbesrcm.
Wtobmlamca, &iiintieI, Sendicl, Rcrialocr,
AcMtfde &imfcn, $Sirie, @rtimfera,
WeiSmebt, Searteffelmeht, &eisem9ticS,
Stall. ymotIt, WacarONi, SerIgcrfte,
Bud ~ els ngritbe c. SAFER InO @critsn8ritbe.
5riial @ofimen, Wsamoein t,mo @ttrcnat.
9eutide Epinnr6oer, SoIsldbnbe, IL. l. 10.
Henry schoenkopf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
Der unter1hlaoun9 oeSihti9t.
{. 10. See, Sbabmeiter elmer Kirde, iol
cine hohe Summe utterfdla9en habeu.

Sreberid 90, See, Teit a9t Salren her
S9abmeifer Der vg6ur6 Of tbe I~Sceniipn",
Ede Ga Safe Mbsnue unb Sim 5ttGBe, fou
$4,000 aus Der &ir9entaf1s unterT6laQea Da@
ben. Gr pltrpe 6ereits am Mont1g Dor a6t
SaQen u1lter Der Mntlage bss llntsrIhleIfs
perbaftet, ood1 nllr 8atsr 2arra6sc ltn0 Die
i6nt 5und9it itebsnben @eitli9en toubtea
BON Der Nffaire, uno ert Oorgefern Gbcro
tpurnsn Die @emeinbsmitglieOer in be~ air4s
babon in 8enntniB geiebt.
Set Der @er6aftung Sees 1T 6et Der Re@
bibirung Der 8i6er ermittelt por0sa, baB
Der feblenoe 8etrag minoeitenS Die 0obe boa
$500 errei1en pitroe. Ser Gn3efta9te
1oa iibtigeus ge6si6tet BADEN. Gr Ie9te ons
csbli9, baB $1150, pel4e aGs Der iogenannts
.M6eeler Memorial SunO" in ieinem 8ez
Iise tporer u1to nit benen er bic Soften ein.s
Nnbaues beftreiten io1te, BON ibm aubsrpeiz
TIC peraltSgabt porben 1eien. {
Geit Ginger 3sit tpurbe 8ater 2urrdbee
bur6 cine Menee 8lagen iiber ben aus
fd)peifenben 2ebenspanoel be3 SG}aBmsiz
tiers beunru6igt. Gr ite1te See enoIih sur
9}ebe, bod b:eier eub austpei4s1Oe Inilpor>
ten, reiite zines I60nen Sages I'd UNI b(ie5
einige Sage fort.
MG6renD Ieiner NbpeIenbeit ipuroen feline
Bidder oberfId6li4 unteriu3t, Die Sir9enz
ratbsmitglieDer entoedten angeoli4 mebrere
llnregelmdBigteiten unb als See 5uriidfebrte,
pur6e er nit ben Sbatia6en confrontirt.
9as mar bor 5psi Bo4en.
Seitbem nun ging See BON etnsm 8etann>
ten gum anOsren, telegrapbirte an feline anz
geh0ri9en, Inn bic feblenoe Summe er ieRen
gu %f0nnen, bod es gelan9 ibm ni6t, etn Oar
Iehen gu erbaIten, unb als am 5reitag barGuf
Observation-Disclosures einia6en, 1aB feline
M0gli9feit ~bor6anoen mar, bas 9elb 5uz
rid gu erbaIten, berunlaBten lie Die Ger1af9
tu1g bes S9abmeiiters.
See 1T unperbeiratbet unb tpobnt go. 239
Dearborn 9tpenue. gr befinbet It4 gegen
&iirgIdaft auf freiem SuBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
AN nmfere 2eftr.

Wir ber6ffentfi9en in Der beutigen Nunz
mer unb atpar in Der eriten Spalte Der 8.
Seite cine 2ife unferer 9 I'd m / n uEtO efrl'
pfebGen biefelbe Der beIonberen QufH1ertlomz
felt unferer 2efer.
9ieIe 2ifte ift ii6sraus retabultig uno 10
fors1om a~usgenGbGt, baB tie gepiB leOeHl
Munf6e unb @eI6made Re9nung tra9f'
nnb mir boffen baber audi, buB bic Nbon@
nenten BON unferem liberulen Nnerbteten Den
ausgie6igften @e6rau9 MAIDEN perosn.
9qs @o9en61att Der rSninots
Stauts5eitung" nit ieiner 2unbntrtb
f9aftGi9en @ei1a9e, feinsr 1orSz
fdltig SuIammengeFteGten SO o4enf6 a II
dber ale pi9tigen @orfGGe beg Snz uno
M%uslanbes, unb feinen griinblihen uno unz
parteiif9en 8efpre9un9end ler polts
tiiAen unb f~Ociolen @reigniFe, bilbet cine 10
ret96altige 9uele Der Snformution. Der Be
ltbrung unb unterbuItung, 6uB es f9 in
alien Stuuten Der Union 5ablrei4e 2eisr uro
narme Sreunbe erporben bat,
Der niebrise Nbonnementsbetrag unt bic
Bel @orausbe5ubGun g gelieferten lss
1>Tsz pber fehenspeft6en pretfe fo1ten ni8t
Derfeblen, benz 8Iatte cine eroBe Inaabl
neuer 2efer 3u3ufibren.
Qie Gebattton Der IN. @taotgatg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
S6ne[Ie G1hrt eine;

S@nelle Sn4rt zines Se@
9e1f4iffes. Cine gat5 pn9ep06nlj@
i6nelle Sabrt fat Der britiide @ieemaiter
r2pnton", &upitdn Groier, iOe6eu BON Sal
cutta na6 Neip yorf 3urid9elegt. 9os
S4iff mar nur 90 Sage u~nteripegs, fir
Elm Segeli6iff cine por5iigltfe 2eiitung, Die
rur einlnal iiberboten purbe, unD 3lpar our9
bus britiide @oGf6iff r8elfaf", bus i'm
Sabre 1892 Diefelbe Sour in So Sagen 3uz
riidegte. Den i6le6teiten Rccorb fir be
9feiie bon Calcutta na9 Bottom balt bu9egen
INNER no9 Die briti19e Bart nSb0gate", bic
158 Sage untertpegs mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
fur Die ueberfhwemmten.
Drof!amation oes Mayors 3ur Sinoetung oei
10th III ShawneetcwH.

Mabor SurriIon 6at cine Proclamation
e~rIaifen, in Der er bic Ssffentli9feit %anffor@
bert. i6r S6erflein CUR 2inOerung Der Not9
unter ben Spfern Der ueberibpemmung in
96atpneetotpn bei3utragen. Die prorlo:naz
ton lautet tpie folgt:
.Mn bas 8olf pm g6ica9p!
9urb cine fur9t6are aatatrOp3e 1T bic
Gtabt G6apneetotpn, ST., na9e5u psrnidtst
pprben. Weebrere 6unOert Me1i9enleben
limb Der Satatrpp6e gum Spfer gefalien, uno
Die @eretteten leiben, ME Die Sert4te lauten,
bitters Got6. 9Aneas 9iilfe tbut Not3, unb
tb bin iiber3eugt, baB Die Staot G3icago, Die
ftets bereit mar, in Sdllen Der Notb belfenb
ein3u1pringen, au6 in bieieln Sale tbre
milbs Sanb auft6un unb rei4lt9 geben trirb.
.@is elm lotales l1nterftiibun9scomite srz
nannt 1T, t0nnen 8sitrG9e an mid gei9idt
perben.
vOie GiIenba6nen perben pba. 3neifel
fotenfrei fir BEN transport BON Sebens@
mitteln, 3leibern unb anberen 8ebIrfnifen
Iprgen,
Garter 8. 9arrifon.
Mdpor."
Ser M2aDor feGbft 1T nit gut.m 8eiIpiele
borange9ungen unb bat uls @riter 500 fir
ben Silfsfonbs geaei9net, unb 8. u. Sob
barb, BON Der Sort Dearborn Rational 8art,
500.
0as lofaGe Interchangeable, bas fir
cine @ertbeilung BON 2iebesgabsn iorgen
ipirb, fpa mOrgen ernunnt tperoen nnb pirb
pabrf4sinlia aus 25 Mitglisbsra bItslsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
MpnH @Mienpm-
Gobalb bug

= Neue S9ienen. Sobalo bus
Metter es geitattet, merben $1,000 Spnnen
StabII6ienen i'm @epiht bon IS bis IS
pfuno per garb auf ben 9~eleiIsn Der 8alz
timore &c Sbioz8obn neu 9ele9t peroen.
9ierpon fOmmen 1000 Sonnen auf Die Dtz
lid bonn Sbio unb 10000 Sonnen auf Die
ipeItli6 BON bieiem 6luife geGegentn 2inien.
Na3 2egunS oieier S9ienen wiro Die gan5e
STRIDE BON @rafton nad Baltimore nit
1ersn Stabli@ienen berieben Iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
Tein 6ehein1mitteI.

Gs 1T eine Our6ous falide Qnii6t, baB Sic
ct. Sernarb SrduterpiIell, bieies ie9ens=
retd6e rllb 6uperlGifi9e 6eilnittel fir 10 sabl=
reide Sronfbeite1, cine Dirt bon @ebeimz
mittel leien. 9fi6ts faltu tb0ridter leiit uls
bieie Qnnobme. Ole Grinder Oieier Fiueu,
Die frommell Mf0u6e beS Srbens pom betliz
gen gerllarb, paren feine @ebeimniBfrGnter.
Sie tanltten Die lpobltbati9en NIB beilfrGfti-
gen @t9eni6aften Der 8r0uter, aus weldel1
lie boS Seilmtttel beritelten uIb e~rSieltell
bomit l6on DOT pielen Sobrbunoerteil iiber=
ral6eltbe &ureu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
meun Gas KIeine sahnt,

10 peridrlmt ni6t, bos alte ullb wobl erprobte
6ilfsmittel fir baS, a3abnell Der &tnoer,
penbeu. Gr berubi9t boS Sinh, er1pei6t bas
2obnfeiid, beIe,ttgt ale S6merSen. flrirt
0inbfolif uub lit bos bette Mittel gegell
0iarr6oe. 8unfulb3w ausia Gents bic 6lai@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

Das esroirbt pie :Sussne, ~SersiItet bas Gemiitb.
sntnerpt uno fiibrt 5u porseifisem 1erfaa? 2ebA
Su: tole es ii@ 9ebSrt? 9erne Did islbit fennen.
Su einsm gliidiiden uno lansel 2eben -aefunbeu.
"Ocr Smsencireunc" 1T elm duBerft ~intereI.
lantes. iebrrei@es. mebi5iniiaes Wert, elm gve9'
Lider. tDabrer Ereuno in Der Rotb. = Sung uuo
Glt iouten oieies iiberaus itiibiibe Bud IeIen. =
aBlro nah &mpfans Don % Gents IN 8riefmarten
4 Dispensary, % w. 18th St.. New York. Ny.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

Rad beIonbersr 1e6ereinfunFt Eat bic
Brrmon Nmericau publifbing SO. IN Sos
NngeIes. @aGif., uniere 8ertretuns Sir ges
nunnte Stabt unb @iibz@ aItfornien ibers
rommen unb fi1b beren @ertreter bers9tiat,
GbonnementsgeGber gu toneftireu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
Sebenspeisbeit.

3pei 9inge finb's, bic ale &utft
9es Menf6ieins in ffd f6lteBen:
gntfagen f0nnen ftarfen Sims
lInb rs9ten Sims senteBsn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

HS"t""'"F Ass" "o""''w
Netne @alsbiereS 3ebrattt bon Der
Gour. Seipp @reug. Co., fftao biers
wstt beitens enapfoblett. sS5m Glaf@en
uno 66Hern st Daben. Se!epDome
60. $50. 8ottlius 9epttt. 60. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
nnfere Gprre[ppnbenten unb Waente.

- l1nfere Gorreiponoentea unb I9enten
befu9en bic f~olgenben Stauten:
6err paul SriebeG bic Staten Soma,
mtnnefotu, fotpte Norbz unb Sib~Oatota.
0err Sreb 9derf ben Gtaut W%iscOniin. 5
9srr 6enrD @9aaI Die Stuuten Mifourt,
Nebrastu, 8anfas unb Snbiuna.
6err NbOGf Werner ben Stat Seras anb
Die Repubtif MericD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06

6err s. 9immYen, Gertreter Der n8er1nan
Nmsrican 9ubfii3iug 60" in Sos 4ngeles
piro bemnG9ft bic Wbonnenten Der vSQinOts
Gtaats5eitung" in Galtfornien befuAer uao
lit bere9tigt, ale aug acknowledgements
aeIber 5u foQettircn. & aa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
Mannestraft interchangeable.
0eidle@tss &rauf6eiten gebeilt.

9urdbrunaen BON Dem ggunf1e, Senieniget.
Ionic an ben t%rauri9en Joleen bon SusenDIiinben
ieiben, gu beIfen uno ie 9egen Die @erlodnngen
i9ninOelbafter @n5eiselt rno ipertbloier giiher 3u
16iiben, %perienoeit mir fir 25 @ts. IN Yoit= Stamps,
1or91am in einem unbeoruften 1tmihla9e oerpadt,
infer Gub ,,Der gtettilnss =GlnfersI 45. IuT..
$50 Seiten NIT 40 lebrreiben giloer1t. M6r.:
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
Il Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Ser &ettunaS=Mnfer" lit aud si Daben IN gbicag'
bel Gbas. Galger, 84l ". SaIlteo Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-06
@oloene8 Su6ilQum
%N%k%%%

++++**++++
Mm Fl. gprtl feiert Die vSQtnots Stats
%5eitun9" tbr 5Ojdbrt9es Subildum, Ifit bered=
ttgter @enugtbuutlg fam lie auf Die so Sabre
ibres 8eftebelrs 51riidblide1t, auf so Sabre borz
ten Samples fGr Die Gnttptfelun9 Oes SaroeS
uno Der 5taot, Die Moblfabrt oes Nolfes u1O Die
Snterenen 0es Observation-Disclosures
9fur, tper Oiele G6rnpfe Ielb1t nit Ourb=
9etna6t, peiB Elm iolGes Sitter elmer 3eitlln9 gu
idaben unO Die 9telun9 81 >p%irOi9en, Die tie 1t6
errlln9en. NlQ 8erilde, ibr ben 8orran9 ab31=
laufen, linO miBlun9en; let mebr ais einem
Meul 6enalter nirnnt lie nt6t nur inter Der
oeltI6en Yre1ie Gbica9o's, %ionoern aatb jener
Der Wittelltoaten unO Deg 9roBen Nforotpe1 tens
Die lettenoe 5telltn9 ein unO miro lie an6 III
3ltunt at erDalte1 t%pifien.+
Die 6erous9eber baben baber bel6lolen,
ben Gbrenta9 our6 Die 6eraus0abe elmer Subj.
lautns=Ofumu1er in oenfmirOi9er Netie 51 ~feterr,
ntto es tperDen gorbereitungen 9etrorfeuL Inn Ote1e
Subildunt8rummer in Snbalt unO Torm 10 bibl6
aus3uitatten OaB lie teirten 8er9letb Su i6euen
brQl6t unO 1T ieoetn oeltl den 6auie eine tpil=
fomntene 8obe lit.
Sle Se1t1llnr1er miro e1tbalten
Gin oQeoorit@es BIO IN VorbenSrna
aalf Oea Sttelblntte-
Gitt SScSt0eOiG1t. N@
Gitetl S1tbtadat1ttS ut arid
SO Sabre Oct ,,Sltttots StaatSsettnn8".
so Sabre 0e1dtd)te BOA Suisois.
so Sabre OegdDid)te Oer StaOt GbtcagO.
so Sabre Oe1dtdDte Der OemtId)em &trs
~ d)e,tgenteimoem uotO @ereine.
so Sobre o~c,tId)es sbeater.
so S0Dre Mtaitf.
so Satire Oer GttttoiGltttt9 Der 9eG)nit,
Oes 9amoels, OeS 0e1perbes, Der
9mnit aao &tHenid)att u. I. IL.
. Ser Sert miro our6 eSQultratioren 1ttto
Gortrdts erldntert unO peri 601ert, too5lt mir
aud Der Witbiilfe after Seller Der 5taats3eituto
beOirfet Oenu mir mOllen @rlppenbilOer BON
lol9en 2eiern b~er1tellen lollen, uel6e oas Blatt
felt so GaDren refer, uno Bitten baber
um Ginlenoun0 Ser Hboto9rapbien nit tl1r3er
2ebellsbeidreibu1g, ionte I'm 1leberlaI1un9 alter
Nun1nerl aus Der 3ett Dor Dem 9roBen Tel1er,
al 10 aus Den 50er unO 60er Sabren.
Sic Sci t%ll1nlner miro a(len Nbon1entet oes
Sa9eblatteS gratis in'S 6alts gelief ert.
9Qe iibrigen f0nnen Idon iebt oe9en Gin
1enOun9 bon 10 Gents in 8rief~ n1arfen ibre
gfan1e1l porlnerfen la1len, Oomit ibnen oas 8latt
iofort beim Gri6einen 5~ugetelt werOen fam.
9a ldon jebt 9roBe 9ta6fra9e porbauoen
1T unO 5oblrei0e 8elteaun9ea einloufen, 10
! 1i6ere man 1b bel 3eite1 Die 9e>uiinidte 9lu3a6l
Gyentplare.
ga Die Subildumsm1ntrner 1T mebr ols
100000 @reitplarem
lit alien Sbeilen Ser Ser, Staten perbreitet tper.
oen uno audi in orienOen bon Grenplaren i6relt
9Seo nod 9eutl6lano l1nO anOeren Sbeilen ser
ggelt finoeu miro, 1T ie eiu por5u9ric6es
2seRron1e=2Iitter, lnO boffen ipir, ooB
Oapol1 redbt ptele GOnner Der uSlinois Gtaats=
%3eitung" @ebraad MAIDEN ul1O uns fur Die Ge1t=
hummer tire ~9l1ftrdge ertbeilen lperOen.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

Constitution and the Guerriere shot
from the British ship carried away the
bell of Old Ironsides. AS the Guerriere
was rolling in the trough of the sea, her
masts shot away her bell toled respon:
siVely to the movements of the shattered
craft. The tones were remarkably clear
ana melodious, and attracted the atten-
ton OF midshipman on the forecastle of
the Constitution, who had been ordered to
hold himself in readiness to go on board
the Guefriere and superintend the transfer
OF the prisoners Bearing the fact in mind
that Old lronsides no longer had a bell
with which to mark the time he resolved
to transfer that sweet-sounding bell of
the captured craft to the deck Of the
victor.
The bell Of the Guerriere was transferred
to the deck of the Constitution by the en-
terprising young gentleman, and did good
service for many years This bell must
nave nave had history before it found its way
into the British navy, and just how 1t
came to perform duty On man-of-war
Is not so plain. 1t may be that the bell
was on board the Guerriere when she was
captured from the French in 1906 by the
Blanche, an Enblish frigate of thirty
eight guns. No one was killed on board
the Blanche, but one officer and three men
wounded, while the Guerriere had twenty
two men killed and thirty wounded
During one of the many overhaulings
experienced by Old Ironsides the bell to-
gether with other valuable trophies, was
removed. became misplaced and forgotten.
identity, was sold by auction and passed
into the possession Of a gentleman who
placed it in a factory near the village of
Saylesville, r. l., where it is now. We
echo the words of the author of the inter-
esting account when he says: IF the ven-
cradle relic could be recovered by the
government and placed in its position on
the deck Of Old Ironsides 1t would be full
filling mission certainly more appro-
pirate with its past record and in keeping
with spirit OF sentiment that should jeal-
| ously guard and preserve trophies of a
grand old type of fighting vessels that
have forever passed away
Around this bell. about four inches from
the crown, is the following inscription:
Peter Seest, Amsterdam, ammo 1868 me
fecit." The figures carved thereon indi-
cate that the bell was long used on a con-
vent in England, and was sequestered dur
ing the reformation. or 1t may have done
duty on some continental house of wor-
ship, and thus haYe found its way on the
deck of the Guerriere before her capture
from the French
Evening star., 1898-01-19

From the 81. Louis Globe Democrat
States Attorney Morris Of OIney Ill, to-
day recovered Richland county orders to
the amount of 500 which had been fradu-
lently given TO six boys as bounty on spar
row heads. The boys took advantage of
the inirmity Of the town clerk and caused
hlm To give orders for heads that were
never received Within three days the
boys received orders on the county treas
ury Tor bounty on nearly - 900 sparrow
heads which they claimed to have killed
When the orders were presented the Off
Gals suspected something irregular An
Investigation elected a confession from the
boys. and they returned the money to es-
cape prosecution. Birds were cut into
many pieces and decorated with feathers
so as To appear like heads The ages of
the boys range from II to IA years. They
belong To good families
Evening star., 1898-01-19
HOW Cattle Were Once Acquired.


ranchman's cattle are what he looks
10 Tor by far the greater part of his in
come. Nearly ali the work done on the
fdhch Is for their use and benefit and
they have to repay him. To Increase his
hefd as the capacity OF his ranch increases
Is the ranchman's idea. As long as q man
has only few cattle, say perhaps TWENTY
live COWS. he can give them the best of
care, and all the feed in the winter they
can lay to-" and the increase will reach
very high percentage. Quite likely every
COW VIII bring a calf for the first wear or
TWO. As the numbers increase. however
the percentage drops. 1t is always much
better IN a new country and on a fresh
range. here Is an opportunity for indus
Try IN stock raising to Show itself
In the early days, when large herds We're
the fashion, the industry many men dis
played IN securing a large "calf crop"
was through the medium of a branding
iron. 1t used to be a common saving on
TIE prairies that good rustler with a.
branding iron would beat any mans herd
OF COWS In the matter of Increase BY the
word rustler' was meant an energetic
unscrupulous man. One would hear of
some big stockman and be told that he
started ten years ago with a single black
steer and branded over 200 calves the first
year-a truly phenomenal increase.
Evening star., 1898-01-19
CHEAP LIVING AND STARVATION.
Good and Sufficient Meals at Cost
of Cent and u Half.

From the ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
the statement was made by President
Harper that three students in the Uni
Tersity Of Chicago who recently died
perishei from insufficient nutrition-in
other words, from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
they culd not afford TO pay more than
$50 a week for board. Now comes War
den McAleeSe of the Allegheny. Pa, pris-
on, with a statement, published in the
Pittsburg Times that the people who are
his guests live on Il. cents a day, or
BIZ GEMS a week. Says the Times:
He had over 5000 guests during the year.
presumably people with all sorts of aDpe-
tites: Yet they got along on his table d'hote
meals, which cost just 11a cents eaGh. 1t
is not reported that any of them starved,
either, or that there had been any COM
plaint O. cruelty through underfeeding. 1t
is to be presumed, in the absence Of evil
dence. That they Were all properly and
sufficiently nourisked, else the various So
cieties which look after such matters would
have long ago hauled both the warden
and the county officials before the bar of
public opinion.
In st. Louis. under the direction of Mr.
Robert Hilton. the proprietor of the most
popular ."-cent business mans dining
ran IN that city, the prOvident society is
now running a restaurant where nourjsh-
Ing meals are supplied to the poor at a
cost OF l cent each Mr.. Hilton knows
HCH 10 GIT the most good out of every
article of food, what articles to dispense
with and what and where to buy: so the
society mas to provide but compara-
lively small sum for rent and incidentals
aside from which the restaurant appears
to be Self-Supporting
TheSe instances show that the STAR
Nation Of those Chicago boys. who paid
S''o per week for board, was the result
OF sheer ignorance or inexperience in the
apphcatIOn of the money. Doubtless the
sum i1cluded room rent; but. expended
with such intelligence as ought to be
possesset by any boy old enough to en-
ter college. it would have kept them be-
yond starvation even in Chicago Rut
Whine those boys had probably been ap-
piying themselves to Latin and Greek
and the higher mathematics" their
carrier years at school would seem to
have passed without the acquisition Of
nutrfttve value of foods and the best way
OF utilizing such income as they COM
manded- Again. they did not at the Uni
versity of Chicago. have the benefit of
such wise cooperative plans for room
ing and boarding as it would seem an
institution claiming to be so we'll up TO
date in all particulars should have af-
torded The modern applications of science
70 cookery, and the many weIl-known prac-
teal Illustrations of the economies to be
erected by the cooperation of .iar rye. num-
hers. should, 1t seems to u.s. be availed
OF in every great educational institution
like that of Chicago. Modern improve
ments have banished the possibility of the
horrors which Of OLD attached TO the name
Cent to whom Uell-seryed private table
is not accessible such commons" with
an attractive and scientific bill of fare.
should be somehow made available.
Evening star., 1898-01-19

Tor their industry, the wanderers were re-
duced to the last extremities of destitution
and hunger. Looking about them for any,
thlng that could be utilized for food they
discovered that owners of English slaugh-
ter houses threw away as worthless the
tails OF the cattle they killed. Like all the
poo; In France, these worthy weavers were
excellent cooks, and knew that at home
such caudal appendages' were very highly
valued for the tenderness and flavor of the
Tieat. To the amazement and disgust of
the English Villagers, the new arrivals pro-
ceeded to collect this refuse and carry
1t home for food. AS the first principle of
French culinary art is the pot au feu,"
the tails were mostly converted into SOUP
on which the exiles feasted and thrived
Their poor neighbors, astonished and en-
vlous at seeing the despised French indulg-
ing daily in savory dishes unknown to En-
gilsh palates, and tempted like Jack s.
giant by the smell of fresh meat" began
to inquire into the matter, and slowly real
lied how, in their ignorance, they had been
throwing away the most succulent and deli
cate food. The news of this discovery
gradually spreading through all classes
oxtail became, and has remained, the ma
tional English soup.
Evening star., 1898-01-19
WISE WAY TO WIN A WOMAN.
Piaue Her and SOOthe by Turns Be
fore You PrOpOSe.

fore You Propose.
From the Detroit Free Press.
"Why are you going to marry Dimply,
Miss Gracely?" asked John Earnest, who
had long been a regular caller
'It is a matter about which you have no
right to ask; but, to escape the embarrass-
ment Of having a false report circulated,
assure you that Mr.. Dimply and are not
engaged and not likely to be-"
"WeI, he never told me that you were,
but he always carries the air of proprietor
ship when he is with you. and suppose l
jumped too quickly. to conclusion. I'm
really pleased to know that l was mis-
taken"
"Why?"
q don't know that I can explain SO that
you would understand. But tnere Is no MIS-
taking the pleasure l feel
Pleasure is an effect, you know. There
must be a cause back of IT, ana m sure
YOU must have some idea Of what IT Is.
an explanation that would be painful to
both of US. Suppose you guess.
mo. I'm not good atsit, and then have
no ambition to discover anything tnat
would make ak us both = unhappy Possibly 1t
"WeIl, I'VE thought, you know, that I'd
why not? You're 81 age and prosper
ous" .GS
"rm sure that she wouldn't have me-"
"She must be very hard to please, I'm
sure.' 81
Not that, but I don't feel that I'm good
enough for her. 1 guess I'll be going"
Don't hurry. 0an't I help you in any
way?"
Il never saw YOU so stupid" he blurted.
"Why, you're the girl"
'I?" with perfect ipitation of surprise.
while the regal creature actually winked at
herself in the mirror but you never asked
me-"
'W'hy, I was pgsitive that you knew it
for months"