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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
MINERS ENT0MBED
A Fearful Explosion Wrecks Coal
Mine and Many Lives
Are Lost.
RESCUERS ARE AT WORK
The Disaster Was Caused By Using Un-
protected Lamps Despite Warnings of
the Danger-A Few Bodies Al
ready Recovered.

Brownsville, Pa, December 23.-Al
explosion occurred at the Braznell Goa
works, four miles from here, to-day
Sixty men are reported entombed. TIL
tipple was wrecked.
Word from Braznell by train say
only one inar'has come out of the mine
The men could be heard talking at tn
bottom of the shaft. The mine bos'
went down, but has not yet returned
1t Is supposed he and the men have beer
overcome by the erdamp, as al
sound has ceased to come from the bot.
tom. There is great excitement. Miners
are flocking from the surrounding mines
to assist in the rescue. The mine is
owned by the Stockdale Coal Company
and is not in the combine.
The relatives of the entombed miners
crowded around the mouth of the drift
weeping. The rescuing party immedi-
ately set to work. Volunteers We're nu
merous. The best mining engineers OF
the district were sent for. 1t is thought
a road will be made into the mines in
a few hours.
The Braznell mine is a new pit, open
ed year ago. The shaft goes straight
down 500 feet. The region is noted for
the gaseous nature of the coal The ex-
plosion was caused by miners naked
light, such being in general use in these
mines in spite of repeated warnings.
The main shaft was totally wrecked.
About four cages of men had gone down
to work. The cage man on the fourth
trip went to the bottom with fourteen
men to give the signal for the cage to
rise when the explosion occurred. The
cage was blown with terrific force to
the top of the shaft, and fell back to
the bottom, completely blocking access
to the mine. The timbers We're hurled
hundreds of feet. The lower ring of
brick work in the air shaft was COM
neled to get into the mine at all.
Eleven men have been gotten out. AL
bert Meese, aged H. died after reaching
the air. After tunneling the wreckage
at the bottom Of the air shaft two men
in the underground mule stable were
found alive, but almost suffocated from
bad air The mine is supposed to be on
fire, as dense volume of smoke him
ders the entrance Of the rescue party
There Is little hope for the forty or fifty
men yet in the mine. The machinery Is
in such shape that the fan cannot be
worked, which prevents forcing fresh
air to the entombed men.
Pittsburg, December 23.-The Stock
dale company. with offices in this city,
has received a report from Braznell that
six bodies have been recovered and for
ty men were still in the mine.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
Hotel Slid Into the Sea.

Rome Dec. eat now appears the
disaster at Amalf, on the Gulf Salerno
of yesterday afternoon caused by rock
on which stood the Capuccini hotel slid
ing bodily into the sea was not so ex-
tensive as at first supposed only ten
persons being killed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
A Senator'S Agent Guilty

Helena, Mont, December 23.-In the
case of Attorney John B. Welcome,
charged with bribery in connection with
the election of W. A. Clark as United
States senator, the state supreme court
to-day returned unanimous decision
that he is guilty, with penalty Of dis
barment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, Dec. 23.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserves, increased, $3,35s, $50;
loans, decreased, $1,000 900; specie, in
creased, $2,732,.5o0; legal tenders, in
creased $s39,6oO; deposits, increase,
1854, 400; circulation, decreased, $685.
400. Banks hold $40, 3s4 ,O75 in excess of
requirements of 25 per cent rule.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23

Chicago, December pa formal an
of the factor" plan of SELL
ing sugar, which means sugar war
will be on again harder than ever after
January /, is contained in the current
number of the Modern Grocer, pub
lished in Chicago to-day. News Is that
the equality" plan will be abolished
January l, and thereafter all sugar will
be sold on a competitive basis, and on
its merits
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
Squabble Over City Money.

Pittsburg, Pa. Dec. ga decision in
the case OF the city of Pittsburg against
State Senator William Finn and others
for $500, 900 damages was handed down
today by Judge White. The defendants
were acquitted. The suit was in trespass
and was based on an allegation that ex-
assistant City Attorney w. III. House
loaned the city money to Senator Finn.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
Defaulter Drowned Himself.

st. Louis, December 23.-Weary Of
trying to elude officers, A. w. Peterson,
county treasurer of Yankton county,
S. D., who fed from Yankton after
shortage in his accounts had been dis
covered, took his life by plunging into
the Mississippi river here. The body
was found to-day. Peterson has been
since November 16.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23

Chieveley, December 1.-THE British
ground. The naval brigade fired a few
shells at the Boer positions. The result
is not known, but the firing taken shows
the naval guns are able to command
Tugela bridge,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
Aguinaldo's Wife Dead.

Manila, December 23-Colonel Wilder
telegraphed to vigan from Bayonbong
that Aguinaldo crossed the mountains
near Bayombong going southwark. His
wife died In a village in that vicinity.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
General Gomez win Help.

Havana, December 23.-General Max
imo Gomez has assured General Wood
that he will cooperate with him in OBJ
tanning successful administration and
preparing Cuba for independence
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
Secretary Gage Makes Statement.

New York, December 23.-Secretary
Gage held a conference to-day with j.
Pierpont Morgan and other bankers, at
the conclusion of which he made an in
formal statement to reporters. He COM
pared the present conditions with those
of last year, and said while they are not
all they might be, figures proved they
were not sufficient to bring about panics
such as 1t had been declared existed
here. Secretary Gage said he would not
extend the time for redeerning 4 and S
per cent bonds, which expired at u
o'clock to-day.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
Member of Lyuching Party Convicted.

Palestine, Texas. Dec. 23.-The jury
in the case of Ed Cain, charged with
conspiracy in connection with the mob
that lynched three OF the Humphrey
family, May 23, 1899, in Henderson
county, returned verdict of guilty to-
day. Gains punishment is fixed atDlife
Imprisonment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
The Lawton Fund.

Washington, December 23-The Law
ton home fund is coming along with
gratifying rapidity. The total reported
this morning was $7,449.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
Funeral of Moody.

East Northield, Mass. Dec. 23.-
Yielding to pressure brought to bear by
friends. the family of Dwight L. Moody
today decided to defer the funeral OF
Mr.. Moody until Tuesday afternoon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
The charl..ton's ofaosrs Blam.lsss.

Manila, December 23.-The report o.
the Charleston court Of inquiry, Just
rendered is favorable to the officers Of
the stranded war-ship.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23

Died In New York.
New York. December 23.-Dorman
Bridgeton Eaton died to-day, aged 81.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23
Church Announcements, A

Try good broled steak or quail al
the Bon-Ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-23

Our coffee can't be beat. Try it--at
he Bon-Ton.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
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THE AMERICAN INDIAN 6
Instructive Facts And Figures About The 8
Red Man of Today .--How The Cher &
Okees Became the Wea1thieSt &
and Most Intelligent of All q
the Tribes

There is popular belief that the
aborigines who have been supplanted
in this country of ours are rapidly de-
creasing in numbers, and that soon.
like the buffaloes, whose flesh once was
their chief source OF nutriment. they
are being driven from the face of the
earth. That ia what you think and
what the fellow living next door to
you thinks. Yet there is nothing fur
Their from the truth. Our sIndian
brethren may not have as much room
in which to roam as in the days when
William Penn sold them gold brick
under the wide-spreading branches OF
an elm that once cast an outrageous
shadow over small portion
of Fishtown, but they are almost
as numerically strong as they were
more than half q century ago. Figures
demonstrate the truthfulness OF this
statement, says the Philadelphia
Times A special Indian census, that
forms part Of the last general census,
gives the Indian population in this
country "a 1926, 464. of whom, however,
only 1S9, AT are returned as Indians,
the remainder being those who are In
various ways affiliated with the abort
gines. The Indian population of the
United States is officially recorded
since 1889 up to 1890 by the following
figures:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

CONTINUED on 5th. page.1
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

when Columbus first set his foot upon
the fruitful ground that we now till,
there have been discovered 756 differ
ent languages, or dialects, spoken by
an equal number of Indian nations.
While we who use the English tongue
employ only twenty-six letters to give
it expression, the Cherokees find
of their thoughts. Through
this condition of culture, how
ever, the Cherokees have become the
wealthiest and most intelligent of all
Indians.
ORIGIN OF CHEROKEE ALPHABET,
The story of the birth of their alpha
bet is entertainingly told by W. T.
Whitaker, president of the Orphans
Home, at Pryor Creek. IL. He is
Cherokee himself, and says that when
his people occupied large part of
North Carolina, Georgia and Tennes-
see there was in the tribe one buck
who was regarded as especially dull
and lazy, "His name, ''says Whitaker,
twas Se-qua-yah, and he took no pleas
ure in the chase for game, seldom had
no fascination for him and he re-
fused to take part in the dances which
thrilled the hearts of the braves.
Se-qua.yah was good-natured and
kind, but always wore the look of one
burdened with some deep and hidden
sorrow, preferring at all times to be
alone in the woods when not assisting
his squaw around the wigwam, some
thing Indians are not often found do
ing. The peculiar actions of the In
dian could not be understood by his
fellows, and finally he came to be re-
garded as mentally off balance-as an
Indian would say, Head heap go
round BY and by there came to Sc
qua-yah's wild home . little girl babe,
and there shone q new light in the
queer Indians eyes upon her advent.
The little one was named Oo-he-
chae, which means has arriv-
ed, or been given AS the
child grew the father became more
and more devoted and would spend
hours with her in the woods, returning
to the wigwam only when the face Of
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
X. of l..

Gate City Assembly IL. A. 3O41
Meets every Tuesday evening at X. of P.
hall, Turner building, San Antonio street. at
1880 O'clock. JOHN SORENsEN NJ. w,
A. SOLKY, Rec Sec.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

Jefferson Assembly Il. A. IS45)
Meets second and fourth Friday evening
at X. of p hall, Turner building San Anto-
MO street, at'7;3O O'Clock.
]. O. GRANT. NJ. w,
SAM ROBINSON, Rec Sec.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

These facts and figures may have
given you new thoughts about the
original owners of American soil. An
other singular condition concerning
them is that among all the nations that
compose the Indian tribes only one
the Cherokees-has written or print
ed language, although from the time
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
X. of p
colorsd knights OF PythIas.

Colored knights Of PythIas.
Myrtle Lodge No, 10
Regular meeting every Wednesday evening
in Union Labor hall, over Badgers grocery
store. Sojourning knights respectfully in
vited to attend.
w. H. SCOTT, G. G.
A. G. MURPHY, X. of II. and s.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
THE DEATH OF WASHING
Sl1.5O.
FRED SHAEFER,

Ell PasO to Fort Worth and Return.
Account Cattlemen's Convention.
Tickets on sale March 18th and 18th,
good to return until March 18th.
B. F. DARBYSHlRE,
S. w. F. e. P. A. III Ell Paso ST.,
Ell Paso, Tex.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

1889 Estimate OF the Secretary of
War.... 76,OOO
79O-1791-Estimate of Gilbert I'M
1s22-Rep ,rt of Jedediah Morse on In
dian Affairs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS All AT
1825-Repors of the Secretary of War 129, 1866
1S29-Report of the Secretary of War 312 $50
1S32-Estima re of Samuel ]. Drake. 293, 933
lS34-Report of the Secretary OF War. 312. 610
dian 25s, 464
dian Affairs $50. ...... 3o2, 49s
1S5O-Report of H. r. Schoolcraft......... 3sS 229
1850 -.....- -. .. -. -. 400, .64
1S6O-Peport OF Unite States Census. 339, 421
1S67--Report of Hon N. G.. Taylor. lex
elusive of citizen Indians BOG, 25
1S7O-Report of United States Census 313. 712
1880 Report of United States Census
and Indian Office................. 306, o43
1S9O--Report of United States Census 248, 253
Those figures certainly contain a
surprise for you. From them you
learn that Poor Lo is'not being wiped
from the face of the earth as rapidly
as many of you imagine. Why, even
the names of the principal tribes, as
recognized by the laws of the United
States, furnish table surprising in Its
amplitude. 1t contains these titles:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

The death rate in Kansas City last
year was 1920, q rate not matched by
any other large city, the Kansas City
Star claims.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03

g. A. r.
Emmett Crawford Post No. 10, G, A, X
Meets first Sunday of each month at 2:2O ID,
m, at X of p hall, All comrades in good
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-03
GERONIMO,


Aguinaldo United
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Wodienoe MIais, Qusfubr.

Sine i'm Grportz@ ei9Gft fart berOOre
ite9en6e @ri9einung 1T bic Itetig puGfenOe
M~aisausfu6r; tpd6renb 0arrifon's 4ominiz
It~ration i9idte bas MISUNDERSTANDING De-
partement einen Ngenten, Namens Murp6p,
na9 OeutI9tanb, UNI baIel61t Die Bidder baz
fir gu 9~etpinnen, baB it ibrem 8rOoe eine
gepiIe Nuantitdt Maisme6l 6eimengen, aber
bieIe 8emii6ungen 6atten eintn g~eringen @r>
folg, benn nas 8efalen nn Wtais lit Elm
erpprbener @ei6mud unb bic 0eut13en bat
ten feline 2uft, i'm gu erperben. Oagfgen
uber fanb bieIe Sru9t @ingung als @teb<
futter unb in bieIer 9infi9t limb liberia
I6enbe 8ort6eile errungen por0en; in 1897
fat 0euti9lano fir IA Milionen Dollars
ameritani19en M}ats eingsfii6rt unh OaS
So6r 1898 fat cine bebeuten0e 3unabme auf
8upeiIen. WGren Die Ngrarier ni3t, tpie
ale Monopoli1 item, barauf berfeifen, befonz
oere @ort6eile uuf Soften Mrtoerer GIT erlun>
gen, 10 piirben ie f6On ldngit ibre Ngitation
eingeiteQt unb it4 me6r auf bic 5leif6zProz
button 9eporfen 6aber, Die betanntli9 inn
mer lo6nenber al8 bic @etreibeprobuttiOn lit;
ebenfo niirbe W}ais iih fir bic @efliigeGz
unb G%iergepinnung empfe6len, in 8e5ug uuf
pel6e probutte 9euti4lun6 jeBt fat aus
f9lieBIi9 auf bic @infu6r opn 8uBlanb unb
Oe terrei9 angenieien 1T. Gs lit cine gang
unbegrsiflibe SbOrbeit, baB Die beutI4en
2anbpirt6e geipuItiam bic &Onturren3 i'm
@etreibs6au 9e9en 2Gnoer oufreht erbulten
molten, bic 8ortbeiIe ooraus BADEN, Die gar
ni6t aus3uglei6en fito, tpa6renb Der She'll
Der 2anbpirtbf6aft, Der lobnenbere PreiIe
unb unbe9ren5ten 46iab berIpri4t, pernu4z
ldiItdt bleibt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Dte farmer eeleimt weroen.

Sin Menf6, Der ben 2anbmann betriigt,
lit an unb fir ii3 Elm 9aqunfe, Der nieberz
trG6tigite G9uft uber lift bieier Sage entz
bedt pprben. Ser 8etreffenbe ma6t es ft3
CUR Nufgube, ben Sarmer Dor DeiIen eigenen
Nugsn Inn @etreioe unb 8ie6 gu pbemoz
9eln". Ser 8etrug tpirb ~bermitteGit Elmer
@rfinbung beperfteQi9t, meld)e an Der
@age angebra9t uno 10 gebdno6dbt miro,
baB bas pirtli4e @elpi9t ii9 I'm 4 bis 5
Yro3.nt b~errtngert. l1nb 3pdr bat Der
fre6e @9ninbler cine Menge 9dnoler Be=
funben, bic gemein genug tparen, bic Grs
finbung gu %taufen, inbem hi. 8duftr ibt
@epiKen bamit beI6pi9ti9ten, baB 5ar@
mer ibrerIeits f4on oft genug 9dnoIsr
iiber's DIR sebanen 9dtten unb aade iiiB
lei.
@eore. 8. Carmen, superintendent Oes
.We1tern 3ailpup Msigbing -&fociation s.
,SnIpsction Bureau" in @bicdgo, bat an bic
General 5ra9tagenten Der tpeftli@sn Gtienz
babnlinien Elm @irtular geri4tet, in toelAem
er ben neuen S4pinOel blOBlegt uno Die
n@rfinbung" genau bei9reibt. Die Bora
fiBeuben Der 8ebOrbsn Der gtienbobnzGOmz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

miifdre in Sqinois, Soma, @isconIin, Mins
neiota, Sanias unb Nebrasfa, mo @unosrt;
bon bieien ~@rfinbungen" D%ertauft puroen
Iin0 ebenfaqs g"etparnt porben.
Der S3ipinoelz Npparut, Der aus qe9dr=
tetem Sta6l ,bergeite1t lit, pirb sum Yre;I(
BON $25 Bis $50 bertauft. GorgfGlti8'
l1nteriu4ungen BADEN folgenbes &eiultat
e%rgebsn: 1. Die Usage 3eigts ri9tig 1000
Pfuno, na4 4nbringung Der u@riinbung'
800 pfunb, 2. 8ier S9peine ipogtn 1916
Pfunb, NIT benz @ppatat 1870, cine 0ur4.
I9nittszN bnabme bon 10 9funo PR
S9pein. 3. 3n0lf S8meine ipogen 454E
pfunb, nit benz @pparat 44O5 Pfuno, einC
Our919nittsz Nbna6me BON 11a pfunO PR
S9nein.
9ie @ertebrsbeamten BADEN i6re reiien;
ben Sra9tugenten a~ngepieien, mad bent4p'
porat iorefdltig 1mi9au 81 6alten nno BIZ
Sarmer Bel ieDer it4 btstenoen 9,Iegen9ei
gu tparnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Bertdt Ser 1uinoifer 5udtpteh
Stats KommiHdre.

Die 3udtbieb=S Stats &onmti1dre BON
SQinoiS baben ibren Is. idbrliAen 8eri4t
benz 9puberneur unterbrettet, Der man9eS
eSSntereHante fir bic 2anbtpirt6e tpie bic
8iirger i'm MQgemeinen entbdlt. OILS Wi3@
tigiteS fii6ren mir bier bic nit 8o419er
2nmp6e pber SuberGllin an ben Mttl3tiiben
Der berf6iebenen Mplfereten i'm Staate gez
ma9ten Experiments an, aus tpel9en berporz
gebt, baB ettpas iiber II 8ro3ent Der 10 unz
terinAten &ii6e an Der tuberful0ienS 3pinoz
Iu6t leiben. 0a bic &rant6ett bur9 Iusz
f6eiounqen bes ertrantten 8ie6es iibertragz
bar ebenio tpp6l auf Hinbbieb pie anDere
6austbiere unb ben Men14en lit, 10 1T IS
BON @i9ti9teit, baB 1Gmmtli9es 8ieb unb
ni9t BLOB bic Mil9tiibe in 8e5ug auf
S9pinbfu9t nnter1u9t unb bic ertrantten
3biere ausgef9ieben unb getObtet tperben.
8o6l mag bas momentum Elm bebeutenoer
9erIuIt fir bic 8teb5ii6ter fein; alein ba
oas ertranfte 8ie6 bod in einigen Su4ren
Der &runfbeit erliegt unb bic fpGter burd
Mnitedung ii9er erfolgenbe @rtrantung peIz
teren 8ie6e8 ben 8erluit u Dergr0Bert, 10
lit berfelbe immer6in als geringeres uebel
ror5u3ieben. pa bic erit fitr5li9 an Der
tubertul01en @9pinbfu9t erfrantten S4iere
fem GuBeres Merf3ei9en Der gefd6rli3en
&ranf6eit an ii6 trugen, bic an oiefer &rantz
beit aber leibenoen Wttl9fi6e Suberfulo1ez
8a3inen au9 in Der Mil4 ausi4etoen, 10
fam bieie Mil9, nenn ungefoGt bon 9Renz
f6en geno11en, in Oiefen btele gefdbrllhe
Rranf6eit er3eu9en. IS niirbe mitbin audi
i'm eyntereIfe Der @e1uno6eit Der Burger lie
gen, oaB ~penigitens Die Mtlhtiibe elmer gez
nauen unterfu6ung auf bic &rant6eit bin
unter3pden uno bic e~rfranften Sphere gez
t0btet tpiiroen. go ldnge bas aber nt6t ge=
16iebt, tperoen Mil6trinfer i4on aus bie1er
urfa6e aQein quit tbun, feline un9efp6te
Mil6 gu genieBen. Nls faft 1ntriigliAes
Mittel, bic &rant6eit feIbf i'm Nnfangs>
Itaoium Ioppbl Bel Sbieren tpie Bel Men18en
gu %ertennen, bient bic &p9'fde 2hmp6e, a1h
Su6erfulin qenannt. Sine @inIpribung oerz
Iel6en er3eugt BEL G9pinb1u9tfreien feline
@erGnberung sbes 3uitunOes, tpdbrenh bic
Ielbe BEL 8ela1teten cine 9eftige StebereRez
aftion 6erbeifHbrt. Die Mnpenbung bes
Subertulins ma9t aGio bic @rtennung Der
arantbeit BEL Menf6en ipie @teb lei6t.
8eim 8ieb 1T Die S0btung be5 ertrantten
@+iidss bas biQi9ite Mittel, meiterem S4az
ben bor5ubeuger, Bel Menf4en bat man
BET betreffenben SdGen gu geeigneten Sell
mitteGn feline 3uflu4t gu nebmen, uno es
berbient b~erporgeboben gu tperben, baB nit
etnaiger Musnabme bon erbli4 8elaiteten,
felbit bic t~ubertulofe S6tpinbiuAt, penn lie
nod niat melt porgei6ritten 1T, bur9uus
6eilbar 1T. 9o9 bieS nun nebenbei. Die
&ommif1dre BADEN lire llnterlufungen bes
8ie6es mittelft @nlpenbung bes Suberfmlins
qema6t, unb hafelbe als faIt untriigli9 ge=
funoen. 2eiber fano i'm berflofenen 8e=
ri9tsia6re bieIe llnteriu9ung mir BEL elmer
g~eringen Mn5u6l BON Mil4tiiben ftutt, bu bic
6eerbenbeIiber ni9t cine iol9e bedntragten,
mut6maBli9, neil file ben ettpaigen @erluIt
bur9 S0btmng Der erfrantten &iibe befiir9=
teten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
2luh einmoI ein 9eredtes urtbeiI.

Die ~2an0tptrt6f6uftli6e 3eituno fir
gan3 9euti4lan0" f6reibt in i6rer go. 80.
1898: Der 4nii8t, baB Die amerifuniI6e
Sb1telnfubr berboten tperbsn miiBtc unn bah
Amertta bod nrr minberpert6iqe Waaren
liefere o0er gar nit Ietnem O6it uns bic Sun
SoiezS 4ilolaus 16ide, t0nnen mir nibt b,iz
pfli3ten. Wte biel es nit Der @efQbr Der
@inf3leppun9pteie@ . itbaumberpiiters orf
it4 bat, tonnen mir ni6t beurt6eiler. WGre
Die 8efubr 10 groB, pie ba unb bort aeI6i(z
bert tporoen TT, oann bGtte bic Sbtetnfu6r
BON bort f3On ldngit BON Telbf uufb0ren
mii7en; feitens unierer 8e60rben pirb bic
Sadie iebr ernt 9enommsn unb birfen mir
oeB6al6 nit 8ertrauen Der Sbdtiqfeit Der
nit ben unterIu9ungen ~betrauten 6erren
entgegen1e6en. DAB Nmerita nur Qerinoz
tpertbige Baaren i4idt, 1T entf9ieben
ni9t pa6r; bic Nmeritaner baden nidt
nur i'm Sbitbau, fonbern au9 bor 4Qen in
Der Sbit6e6anblung unh in Der ObItperfenz
oung na4 uno mad oas Il eber9eni6t
erlangt, p6ue tpeGhes iie ni9t Nb5db in @u=
ropa finOen tpiirben. unIere Obtaii9ter
miibten BON ben Nmeritanern
unb tpenn 1e bas t6un, bann
brau9en lie bic @infubr BON bort nibt me6r
gu fiir9ten unb au6 ni9t mebr iiber feblenbe
RentabilitGt 81 tlugen. 0ieQmsrifaner 5aben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Don unferem 8udertiih.

@on 6enrD 6. 8otgt, benz 9erausge6er
Des in 6amburg, Mi8., er16etnenDen Sc
fliigel3ii9ter" 1T mir Elm @rempIar 1eines
r@eflIgeG3ii6 ter &aIeMDerS"
un0 rs u9rbu4es" 5ugeite1t porOen,
beiIen Snbult ouf grOBe SOrgfult BEL Der
3uiummenite1ung IdlieBen ldBt urb fl6
fir ale, tpel9e Der Io6nenben 9efliigel5u6t
obltegen, ais iebr niibli9 "ertpeilen tpirO.
0as aus 48 Seiten beite9enbe uno nit bic
len SQuitrationen berie6ene 8W6 toftst
nun 25 Gents, tpirb aber BEN i'm @oraus
3ublenben N6onnenten bes r9eflige15ii4ter"
gratis 8u9eian0t.
@On Der Decentralization Der
PurDue untberfitdt in 2afa9ette,
Sn0., 1inO Die beioen na9genamte1 8ulle>
tins berausgegeben porben: Test of
Strawberries, Blackberries and Ora
pes; Bulletin go. 70, 8an6 TX. - A
native white bedding plant; Bulletin
$40. "a, 8au6 TX.
@om % Mderbauamt
The Hessian Fly in the United States,
Bulletin, go. Is, neue @erie. -
Measuring the Forest Crop, Bulletin
90. 20, Sn einigen Sagen nirb ein neues
Sarmer's Bulletin (g}o. 86) eri6etlen, MEL
DIES cine 8ef9reibung bon 80 @iftpflan8en
Der Ser. Staaten bringen tpirb.
8on Der 9 er II If 8 It atton tr Sd a.
Oi 0 +, g. = Is. Sa6res6eriGt BPM 30.
Stunt 1897 Big /. Sult 1898.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Jnbalts perSeidni6.

l. S.its: Gin bic aeier - Rraut unb Riben-
aud sinntaG elm sers6tss nrtReit @o6isnOe
Maisausf ubr - 8ii6ertii9 - 8ie 8armer seletmt
perben - geri6t Der SGiuuis 3u4tUtsbe Stats
@Ommtiare 8rteft0iten: 6uBrtnst fir
Sibntr - 0bftbaumptansuns i'm Sribiobr-
6autiuden bel @ferben Teuuntpo9iuns bel
9ferben - Ssbanbluns Don @pieLbaumz SGmItn>
gen @aGen beim 4ferbe - 8erbinberunS SeS
SOrnwa6lens bel 8dIberm - gertaufsn Don ieIbitz
ssma6tew gSein Obne 2icens.
2. Sette: llebsrlptnterun9 ber 8tensn &us
@isconIin 8ruteier obsr 9iibuer? - Aus
Geras - 9rattii9e @erwertbuns frii9er Seae -
aus Sowa - Mus SuiuOis @us Colorado.