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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
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HUNTING DAYS NOW.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 49,
nher 1st. Mnd turkeys. January 15th

yember 1st. Wild turkeys. January 18th
10 October 18th Phi easauts, February LIST
10 september seth.
York-Partridges. wild turkeys, Janu-
airy 18th to October 18th.
The woodcock cannot be hunted In the
great majority OF counties between April
LIST and November 1st The sora season
Is between September lst and November
18th. The summer duck is absolutely
unprotected, save in one county-King
and Queen.
The following birds cannot be killed at
any time of the year: Brown thrush
cardinal. woodrobin. bluebird, house mar
tin and turkey buzzard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
RepubIics Out Of Fashion.
(Eor the Dispatch. }

Republics are no longer fashionable.
Whilst the United states OF America are
engaged i'm smashing a republic In the
Orient, Great Britain is threatening TO
smash another in South Africa. Time
was when the whole heart of both the
old country and the New World have
bid God-speed to all republics. America
was afiame when Greece threw off the
Moslem yoke and asserted with fire and
sword its independence. Nor were our
people less sympathetic when later on
Hungary arose i'm its might and bid de-
fiance TO the Austrian rule. But for the
crafty Russian, who came TO the sup
port OF Austria. the cause Of the Hunga-
rians would have triumphed. Like a
thief I'm the nlght--are Kossuth's words
Russia crossed the Carpathians with
an army of 100000 men, and gave
final blow TO the liberties of the
patriots" Birds of a feather flock
together-then 1t was Russia and
Austria against one heroic people,
and now, | blush to write It, It's
the United States against the Filipinos
and Britain against the Beers. Is there
not singular coincidence Of action be-
tween Chamberlain and Mckinley?
What crime has either Aguinaldo or
Kruger committed? Tell it not i'm Gath,
publish it not in the streets of Askelon-
they have both asserted the right to
govern by the consent Of their people!
They hold the opinion expressed in our
great Declaration-a paper, says Buck
lie. the Liberal historian, of England
which should be written in letters of
gold and hung up in the nurseries Of
kings.
To the patriots in both lands-to the
Tagal and the Boer-titz Green Hal
lecks words might fifty apply:
Strike, till the last armed foe expires;
Strike, for your affairs and your fires;
Strike, for the green graves of your
sires;
God, and your native land"
c. NJ. WALLACE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

generation ago women teachers were
practically excluded from the general pub
lie schools. According TO recent educa-
uonal publication, however. this condition
has rapidly changed in recent years.
While Of the 30 public schools in the
German metropolis. not single one has
as vet a woman rector" or principal,
more than one-third of the teachers are
now womcn-namely. 1855, as against 2,iS
male teachers. In addition, there are a
good number OF technical special teachers,
the majority of whom are women. Du-
ring the past year l79 new teachers were
appointed, and Of these sixty were women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Public Speaking.

Headquarters,
Democratic State Committee,
Room 81, Chamber or Commerce.
Speakers and times and places of speak
ing are announced as follows:
HON. c. A. SWANSON.
Meckenburg Court. October 10th.
HON. A. J. MONTAGUE.
Halifax Court, October sd.
HON. JOHN LAMB.
Hanover Court, october 18th.
Charles City Court, October 10Th.
King william Court, October Ath.
HON. J. NJ. QUARLES.
Middlebrook (Augusta), October 2lst, Z
o clock Z. NJ.
Nelson Court, October 23d
Greenville (Augusta), October 18th.
JEFFERSON WALLACE, ESQ.
Goochland Court October 10th.
Hanover Court. october 18th.
King William Court. october oath.
J. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
Chairman.
Joseph Button. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Property Transfers.

Richmond Lena r.. and d. +. Gill 10 r.
f.. Anthony - feet on west side Cherry
street. 10 feet south Of Floyd 100
W. c. McDowelrs trustee 10 John A..
Morton STA feet on cary street, north
west corner Reservoir. 81. $3.50.
f. Sitterdipg, J. ID. Carneal and their
wives TO C. C. and Mary r.. Roberts IS
feet On east side Second street, 1872 feet
south of Marshall. $3.50.
Union Bank OF Richmond TO L. Sitter
ding and j. ID. Carneal - feet on Mar
shall street. southeast corner Second,
- Coo.
Henrico: II. b. McCurdy TO r. A. Jordan,
interest In 90 feet on north side Newbdrn
street, ll 20 feet east OF Walnut, s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
An Exile, to Virginia.

written for the Dspatch.)
The northern fields are rolling gray
To the northern mountains feet,
But there's a shadow on the day
No sOng-bird MARBLES sweet;
Rich harVests now are garnered all,
Safe I'm the red barns hold.
The withered leaves that rustling fall
Lie yellow as farmers gold.
"a smiling land Of plenty" say
Her cold sons of the soil;
BROAD forests are within her sway,
Great rivers bear her spoil
Yet flows a fever in my VEINS
Her breeZes cannot calm,
A longing fraught with keenest pain'
Her hearth-fr cannot charm.
The fevers I'm my soul that ourn'
The lOngings Of my breast, 49,.
ono elimpse of cloyer-felds would turn
Into a child-soOthed rest
Thy fields. Virginia, thy nelds'
AIy spirit yearns 70 see
NV heart its homage only yleiuS
Unto my ain countree
Tho nolest autumn flower that blows
Low on the bonny braes'
Is dearer far than gold that gloWs
Rich i'm these harvest ways,
Trncultured smile thy mountain lahus'
Where nature rambles free.
Scant harvest CLEAN the tolllns hahuS
From fields that kiss the sea.
The burden OF an alien race
Is laid against thy door.
The shadow of a dusky race
Darltens thee eVermOre;
Ana Vet the courteous smile Is thine,
Ontstretched thy fettered hand
rrbe r~ssing stranger meath thy vine
Shares with thee all thy land.
The blood that nantes in thy cheek
Flowed through the hearts OF kings;
Thy lineage comes not OF the Hle'h'
Nor OF forgotten things
THE uroud Castilian may not boast
lie breeds a lordlier race
We from the COnquerors grand most
Draw down thy peerless grace
Toll cannot from thy brow enace
The imprint Of thy birth,
Nor Ger can poverty erase
The proud trace of thy worth.
The northern dame may richly deck
Her robe with jewels rare,
The heirloom lOcket on thy neck
Burns with a flame more falr.
The faded dress Of calico
Falls with Il nObler grace
From off thy rounded shoulders snow
Than the cOstliest robe OF lace
The toughest homespun SUIT hides not
The proud hearts chlyalry;
THY Scared escutche0n shows no Dlot
OF tinselled snobbery.
oh. would that poets pen were mine
Thrilling To write thy name,
Pour tenderest pathos' at the SHRINE
or thy immortal fame;
Wide-torn by hands Of widOwing war,
This boon alone ye gave
To him who sang, and. singing. saw
His guerdon but "A grave.
The pomp OF wealth The pride OF gold,
The mOney-gilded bOOr.
A churish sway, purse-scornful, hold
In this land OF earthly ore.
Their wealth, their show, their boarded
gold.
Seem barren. cheap and poor,
Beside thy proud traditions old.
Thy grand, historic store.
They pale before the courtesy
OF thy pure-bloOded race;
Their goli can never buy or thee
Thv childrens high-born grace.
An. more | prize that lasting guerdon
We 10 the poet gave.
Far better than their golden burden
Would be with thee a grave.
ID. G. MACBRYDE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
NEW YORK POLITICS.

New light has been shed upon the re-
lations Of Hon. Messrs. Croker and Hill
by the appointment Of the Executive
Committee Of our party in New York
State. Chairman Frank Campbell, OF the
State Committee has named as members
Of the Executive Committee Eve Croker
men and six HillIHen. indeed. ii is said.
with every appearance u authenticity,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

The Catholic orphan Asylum in New
York has. It is stated, sold the block
bounded by Fifth and Madison avenues
and Ffty-hrst and Fifty-second streets.
the prominent site it has occupied so
Ions, for &, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Funston is to have a handsome sword.
also st will be presented by the State
of Kansas. and will probably be worn
by the General when he is in the swim,
though not when he goes swimming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Nearly all Of the Independent telephone
companies OF the West are united, II is
said in what is known as the Federal
Telephone Company which has been in
corporated at Trenton, y. j., with
capital of 100000, to fight the Bell con-
Germ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Trarsvaal Il is about 10 A. NJ I'D Lon'o"
49,, Int 4.5o A. NJ. in Richmond

:, has been pretty well decided by the
Won workers. that their Dewey arcn
sball be made permanent. Inc aue '.,s
now is only one of site. The srch ''se''
,s a beautiful sight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

The Episcopal Church Congress. which
adjourned Friday, and Will hold its
twentieth session-that OF next year--in
Hartford, Conn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Mckinley says, I'VE will not pay 10,
acc" We seem to have paid soou
deal however, for that Phihpp'"e wa
OF his.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

fourth Of the population lae rei
drinkers Of the community 'h's meto
that the average Englishman drinks o-
ring the year four barrels OF beer .h
gallons) and four gallons of @
while the average scotchmar. rs.
content with only hfty-slx SALONS
beer, takes nearly seven gallons
spirits. say a gallon Of beer an- o. -.
Of whiskey a week.
Query: Which does more harm 'h r.
week, the Euglishman's
pints Of beer reinforced with l N.l
rum. or whlskey, or the S1'elH
pint and bittock OF whisky i'i
with a little beer? ,.
one remarkable feature of iA'
question Is the enormous lccumi
OF spirits in bonded waroh0n
distination OF spirits in the United DO
dom has Of late years
exceeded consumption that there -
three full years supply in hand
I5UO10OOO gallons. This quantity ".
al the present time, about proven
two whole days Q0rty-elght loaf' ~
Of the Thames over Teddingt0n h.'
The property passing az deN'h '.
ing duty last year again topI
vious records. About E2oUl'
OF personally and E5o0oo0 "i
passed in this way. But doe
thing here is the value of tho
behind by citizens Of This country
ring the year over 5po estate"
worth clc,00O and upward
nine of over EimoCg0 each
estates represented nearly
aggregate value. Property may f
~ estimated 20 pass on .f.
by death once In every i"'.
years.. e.. the period OF
Taking. therefore. last year a- l.
ing normal year. We may lr
that there are I'm the lnit L..
about 1900 estates worth tir
ward. and that their 100 owners .t
property worth, I'm the assi'.
1873 C0oco0. tf
Making similar calculation .t
other estates passing at deiih' -g.
page i57 OF the Blue Book. r.
at the following instructive ,ol'l ~ d.
Population OF the United Ms t
25oe0. with property % leave -a
eiC0C0 and upward .........,..''' i.a
From Ele.Oo- ElOoooo .,...--.-'''" rsN
From Ei.Oo- ci0olo .....-...t.'''' ef
From l.C1-ei.otO ...........''.' . IS
: Less than tloO ........''.'.. ...,ell
which shows once more NOW
wealth is distributed amohs
Joseph stocktord. Hodsdon W.. -i
a sore running for seventeen h. o..
/ cured his piles OF lons standins .,,,s ..
DeWitt's Witch Hazel saNe' Mo
sr,n diseases. Bodeker Bros. 7. 4 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

There Is evidently a race proO'e"'
among the yachtsmen. also
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
WHERE ENGLAND GETS CASH.
Taxes on Dying and Drinking Make
the Nation Rich.

tBOhuOn tnrOulclp.D
The annual parliamentary return-the
report OF the Inland Revenue Commits
siOners-compact with serried columns
denoting millions upon millions Of pounds
flowing steadily into the Golfers Of
John Bull, Is before us again. If fine
bold type and tables. admirably arranged,
may reconcile somewhat the taxpayer
20 the taxes, here of a surety IS solace
At any rate, IT cannot but De gratifying
TO note herein cOnspicuOusly recorded the
great and increasing wealth which Eng
land, as community, can contribute TO
the service Of the State. For the last
financial year (ended March 81. 1892. the
receipts from inland revenue. which in
cludes all tax revenue. except that de-
rived from customs, amounted 20 e7S-
27sG0O Compared with the year imme-
diately preceding, the yield OF the va
rious taxes showed the following
changes:
Increase. Decrease.
Excise ....... Et,l2s0o0 ..........
Stamps 900. ........... 10000 ..........
Land tax ................ ......... Elli,WD
House duty ..... ...... lV'~D ..........
Income tax ............. Sn.VJ ..........
Death duties ........... 2S'Vo ''........
Net increase man. g 2j2,olp
Compared with only ten years ago the
increase is over c2O0OOO0O. though ii must
be remembered that income tax Is %.
I'm the pound higher representing e45l0.-
00O. and that the new death duties ac-
count for e5OO0,O0O OF additional revenue.
sim, n notable Increase. But these figures
belong rather 10 seasons of budget. let
us glance at a few OF the interesting de-
tails imbedded in these accounts
The consumption OF both beer and
spirits has increased very largely during
the last few years and now stands high
er per head OF the population than In any
year OF the past decade. In lS2, the pre-
vious highest year. the consumption OF
spirits (home and forcigm was about the
same but OF beer considerably less. Com
pared with las, the amount works out az
three gallons more beer and One-tenth OF
a gallon more spirits for every man. WOO
man. and child IN these Islands Last
year we drank thrty-two gallons Of beer
and I.O5 gallons Of spirits per head Of the
population OF the United Kingdom. Dis
| tributed among tho three nations. aliot-
ing Imported spirits TO England-Iondon
and Liverpool take nearly all-the figures
| show this:
CONSUMPTION PER HEAD.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
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All letiesr and kilograms must De au-
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Rejected communications will not be re-
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

AS regards time differences and the
war In South Africa. when it is high
noon at Pretoria, the capital OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
sUNDAY.....OCTOBER 10, 1899.

CORRESPONDENTS should not send
us speculations. predictions. or estimats
as 70 the strength Of candidates for the
United States senatorship. What we de-
sire is impartial reports OF the proceed
ines of county and city committees and
of other public meetings. and results Of
primaries or conventions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

UPTOWN OFFICE. BROAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. 5l9 EAST bhOAD
STREET.
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Resolutions Of respect to deceased mem
bers passed by societies. corporations, as
sociations. or other organizations VIII De
charged for as advertising matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

All letters recommending candidates for
office must be paid Tor to insure 'helr
publication. This Is "A long-standing RUE
OF ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15

Joseph stockford. Hodgdon Nc ~. t-i
sore running for seven, H.. Ri, us 4.
cured his piles OF lons stan''If, .srss .
DeWtts Witch Hazel salNe' Mo
skin diseases. Bodeker Bros l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
HANOVER HEROES.
Partial List of soldiers from '"""''
WIN Persisted I'm War Of 1s0i-'oo'

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
1t is proposed to erect a memorial III
Hanover Courthouse TO those soiuierS
from Hanover county whether In Han
over ORGANIZATIONS or otherwise), VINO
.',.r,eoad their lives I'm defence OF VIZ
.inio between 1861 and 1853. we enclose
= list of such. and would be greauy
obliged by its publication I'm your SUNDAY
confederate columns, with the request
from this committee that any one WHO
tnows of any error or omission wouiu
write a correction and send the accurate
" formation at once to Roosevelt Page
Richmond. Va. ,.on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-15
Speedy Cure Treatment

Battle the affected parts Nth SOAP cleanse
scalp and scales, and soften the hcked cae D
rubbing CUTICURA Ointment te TO dHdy o
irritation inflammation a and lastly tke CUTCORA
RESOLVENT to cool and cleanse he blood.
and wholesome treatment affords instant relief permits rest @
other itching burning and @
humo scalp speedy, permanent ana
all other remedies and the best physicians IAN
soar RgsoLyET QA
CureI ahng. 20 mailed
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

Die Steppen uno 5el1en bes qroBen 8ez
items, Die 5afigen &uppen Der 5elIenge<
birge, Die griinen Matten Der Brairien, bic
Doen, nur bon Sal6eige6iif9 6eipa9iensn
8iiten bpr Dem g%eiiti9en Quge eri9einen,
dls o6 man periOnli6 CUR Steqe tpdre.
l1e6eraa bat er gef4aut uno iiberaG bat er
gelaui6t unb ipeiB bas 10 9ef9ebene unb
9eb0rte nit fol9 blumenrei9er Spra9e
tpieoer gu er3G6len, buB man unpiqtiirli9
bertpeilen uno 5u60ren muB."
Sn Der @ei6idte pirb S9Gep fOrtz
le6en aGs Der See6eG0 BON San<
tiogo, glet6biel mel6en Stang er NOD
in Der Slotte errei6t, Nber neil Der 8unz
oesfenut ID6Iider Beiie Die n9unfte4, bur4
mel6e @ompion blei6enO iiber @Glep gee
felt psrben iolte, nidt beitdtist bat, ite6t
iebt Gontreabmiral S6lep iibar @ontrez
admiral Sompfon, unb als Der dlters Gou@
ireabmiral bat S31ep ben Rang Ell
mes @eneraGmaiors, Camp on
nur ben zines 8risabegenerals.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

8eim 9t9ter Or. @uitao 8rib1
(8ara @iorg) in Cincinnati 1T aug San
5ranctsco Die traurige telegrap3iE4e
etngetrOffen, baB bort Der
b II d : amerifantfde St3z
Sheobpr &ir9bDff tarb.
@r &pur am 8. Sonuur 1928 i'm 9oltetni>
i6en seboren, bei u4te Die potpte4niFae
0odI6ule in Sann0Oer, ma4te ppn 1848
Bis 1850 bic &riege gegen bic 9alen nit,
panberte bann na9 ben Ser, Staaten aus,
3unGGif na8 Davenport, betrieb gu Glartes
bile in Seras Elm gutes t~aufnldnnii9eS
@e19Gft, bas er uber bur9 ben 8iirgerz
frie9 berlor, unb lieB ft4 fpdter in Gan
sSrancisco nieber, mo er Elm anie6nli4es
Sumelengei9Gft befaB. @eine 9i@tunz
gen finb in perf4ieDenen Nus9a6en err
fdienen. Sein Observation-Disclosures
5reunb 8riibl Iagt BON i3m:
vSn alien ieinen @ebi9ten lit er gang
Der tiefe 0i3ter Der Ratur. Man iiebt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

Ser &aifer @iIbelmz56urm, ben mir
unieren 2efern beute inn 8ilbe bOrfi6ren,
Iiegt i'm f9Driten SbeiIe bes @rureipaloS
auf Der 606e bes &arls6erges. @on bier
aus genieBt man cine berrli4e &usii3t
iiber bic 9abel uno Die ungren5enben !9aS
be11een. 9as 8aubentmdl lit bon benz be-
furunten unb beliebten Nusflugsort Ser
8erliner, G9ilbbOrn, nab fur3er 8unbe@
rung bur9 ben f8attigen 8al6 uni4mer
gu erreideu. 8aOfa6rer t0nnen ouf Der
@punoauer G9au1ee, bic am 5uBe oes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Sl0tlG.
Der 6auptsPafenplab auf Ger iiioIi4en
Grippe DER pbiIippinen.

9ur6 bic bor etipa etnem Mcnat err
foGgte 8eIebung bon Sloilo burdb GeneraI
WtiQer iinb Die Nmeritaner 1T ben 8eits
zines Der 0auptzS tibpurfte Der Silipinos
in benz Iiblidben S9eil Der Snfelgruppe gez
lGngt. Die Stapt Iiegt IN Der Iii0li4en
8iifte Der SnfeG Panup uno lit auf elmer
fIa8en NteOerung aufgebaut. Sic 1T Die
6aupttaot Der glei9numtgen PrODin5 uno
gilt als elmer Der 6aupt19 eehdIen Der 9oz
Ionic. Der 9afen feIbft 1T, bauptIG4li6
bur3 Die brett babor 4iegenbe tleinere Snz
lei @uimaras, bOrtreffli3 gefdiibt. Siefe
Snfel lit beoeutenh 6D6er als' Die adte bon
panaD unb bilost nit berIel6sn cine Dirt
2ufti9u9t, bur9 pelchen cine fortpabreuoe
8rieie mebt, mas Sloilo gu elmer Diel gez
fiinberen @tubt mu6t, als Wanild. @G6z
renb Der Sriibiabrs@ 9o9flutbsn lit fait Die
gan3e Stubt iiberf6memmt.
Wan fam SSlotlo NIT &e6t cine Nnbuz
Itrieitaht nennen 9as 6~auptprobuft lit
,pina", Elm aus Den 5a1ern Der Nnunass
bIGtter fa6riairtss fetnes 8emebe, Qta4
tpirb bier rSuii", Elm anberes Ta6rifat aus
@eibe, bergeite0t unb in oerf6iebenen 5ar@
ben berppben. 9as 2ano in Der hinge
bung Der @tabt 1T fe6r fruAi6ar rrb in
elmer betrG6tGt4en Nusbe6nun3 tultioirt,
cod taiien bic @erfe9rsmittel 3pii4en benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

%. @eemanns= Mbenteuer. 0pn
s. @. 9ablmunn.
%. Der berIorene Gemerab. BON
6ans 9ppfen.
"a. Or. 3ernOnib. BON 6. Sutrpz
S9uedtng.
IS. Mites g.rgeb1;6 un6 unosre
8ef3i9ten. BON Guoplpb 2i1bau.
26. Sim GummtngS. 8on s.. s.
Pinterton.
81. 9err unb Srau 8eipsr. @On
Saul 2inbau.
%. &Ietber MAIDEN Qeute. Son
@pttfrieb Seller.
Ser 8iloerborratb umfaBt bic folg:noen
Nummern:
%. b. @aprtbi, gr=&ansTer bes Tert<
19en 8ei9es. Sin pobl3etroTfenes Bib.
Stablfti9.
30. 8ate r WiGbeTm /. ou Dem
Der 9r0Be BON 2OX30 3cG. SIR jeoen
Sentf9en tpirb bieies 8iGo ein fpertbs
Doaes @ebentblott an ben be1itOrbenen
9eloentaifer fein.
81. Sal er MiI6eTm II. b a l.
erin Qoufa 8ictprta. 3pet
etn5elne Stloer. (0ieIe 8iloer iino per>
9rtffen.)
80. S ii It 8ismard.
SO. Graf MoGtfe.
"a. Papt Seq XIII.
30. Wergriffen.)
36. @briitus &re15e.
81. NapoGeDn's &id5u9 Bpm
Wosfau. Sin OelOrud na4 NRei1oz
nier's Meiiterperf.
SO. S.fus G9rtHus. SsiDrud.
80: Die betGtee Mar;u. Selorud.
Die autttung fir ringeI6uttt5 @elb erz
folgt ouf benz tleinen eelben 3ettel bur9
gerGnoerung Oes Monats uno Der Sa9rssz
5abl.
Dieter :3etteG seigt iebem 2efer, Biz gu
tpel6em Datum er ge3a9lt bat, un6 mag
idumige 3abGer glei9aeiti3 an tbre 8srs
pfli3tung erinnern.
8riefe unb 9elber dbr4fire man:
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

%eSnnern Der Snfel unb Der 5taot Diel gu
piinf6en ii6rig. @eun fomit bic man9el>
boften transport 5actlitGten Der @nt<
mideGung bes 6unbels binber:i9 finb, 70
nerben immer6in in Der umgebung BON
sstOilO idbrli4 ungefd6r 100000 pecul
(ein 9ecul 14O pfunb) 3ader ionie
cine Menge Sabaf unb 9Peis proou5irt uno
o6ne 3peifel mirb ii6 Die Staot NIT Der
.3ett su einem bebeutenOen 6aaotlspIaB
sntpideGn. S6re @mfernung bon YfaniIa
betrGqt ettpu 25O Meilen. sic piro ni9t
felten BON Seifuns beimgefu4t, bod 1T iie
bis6er bon oer6dngniBpDIen @robe6en ber@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

fdpnt geblte6en. Die banoeltreibenoe 8ez
b0lferung beftebt meiftens aus 3inei19en
Mefti3en unb man9e beriel6en BADEN ss 6ez
reits gu einem bebeutenben J3si4t9u:n gez
bra9t.
Der 6afen BON Slotlo 1T reueren 0a>
tun1s unD bic 6~eriteuung besfelben 1T leoi9z
li@ Musldnbern gu berbanten. Sic oon
bort perionoten 9robutte ge6en meiiten5 in
amerifanif9en Ssgeli4tffen nab ben Ser.