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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30
FOUR MEN KILLED.

Battle With Reyolvers in a Log Cabin.
London, KY, Nov. 27.-Another
tragedy has stained the history OF
the dark and bloody Cumberland
Mountains. This time in Virginia.
The fight was at short range and oc-
Cured Saturday in Buchanan county
near small post office known as
Hurley.
Saturday night a crowd met at
Dave Axes place and INDUCED in a
game of craps. Bill Tinklesy called
Bud Axe, brother of Dawes, n liar
Bud drew his gun and shot Tinklesy
wounding him in the leg. Dave came
to his brothers aid. All present took
sides, some for the Axes and some for
Tinklesy. Then began "A battle with
revolvers at close range.
In two or three minutes all was
over and the tiger was deserted, the
living fed, leaving the dead behind
them, who were Bud and Dave Axe,
Calvin Morris and ali unknown man,
a stranger.
Tinklesy was slightly wounded, and
has offered to surrender il wanted,
that he took no part and
did no shooting. Who is responsible
for the killing will never be known. az
the fight was general and the names
Of those who fed are not known.
The mountaineers say that ten men
have been killed on Axes place within
a few years.
The unknown man was a wood
chopper from West Virginia.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30

Sam Cook says he will resign as
secretary of the democratic state
comittee, presumably to enable him
to make the race for secretary of
state. Ii the committee want a man
capable of filing Mr.. Cooks place
they will not have far to GO, for he
can be found among their number in
the person OF Col. 0. C. Clay, of Lewis
county. Mr.. Clay is a tireless worker,
and a fine organizer, and while we
do not know that he could be per-
suaded to give up his extensive law
practice for the position, if he could
be prevailed upon to accept the place
the committee would discover they
had secured one of the greatest hust-
lers i'll the state and one every way
qualified for the work and well worthy
OF the hOnor.-Canton Press.
The TINES can heartily endorse all
the Press says of Judge Clay and
much more. From our intimate as
ISOLATION with him as member of
the commission to locate and build
state asylum No. 4, we know him to
be not only an able lawyer, but
Woodworking, careful, pains-taking,
and conservative gen
tleman. He is a member OF the state
committee and we do not believe
there is a man in the state who would
ill the place OF Sam Cook better or
more satisfactory to the party than
Mr. Clay.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30
TO INSIST on OUR RIGHTS rHERR
Consul Macrum Instructed to Care fof
British Citizens in South Africa.

Washington, Nov 24.-Mr. Mac
rum, the United States consul nj Pre-
toria, has been instructed by cable
TO Impress upon President Kruger
that in the view of this governments
the usages of all civilized nations
sanction the ministration of a neu-
trail representative in the interest of
the citizens andcaptives of one of the
parties To a war, and he must further
insist upon performing the sacred
duties imposed by all considerations
Of humanity.
This is practically an announce
ment of the insistence of our govern
ment upon the execution of the trust
il assumed To look after the interest
of British citizens in the South Afri-
can republics.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30

While there is probably no one
more sorely disappointed at the loss
of the insane asylum to DeSoto, than
the editor OF the Press, we want il
distinctly understood that we have
no criticisms to- make on the com
missioners. We still maintain that
they are men of strong personality
and integrity, and We believe that
they are doing what they consider
70 the best interests Of the state and
the people. When the institution
shall have been finally located, we be-
lieve IL Will show that no mistake has
been made.-De Soto Press.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30

The president will ask the coming
congress to pass an act retiring Gen.
Shafter with the rank of Maior-Gen-
eral in the regular army. He has
already been retired with the rank of
bTipadier general
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30
The Bank of Bluff City at Bluff City

The Bank of Bluff City at Bluff City,
Kansas, was burglarized Saturday
night. The vault door was drilled
full of holes around the combination
dial and the dynamite inserted. The
force of the explosion wrecked the
door and almost all the furniture in
the bank. The amount taken was
$4,000. The explosion took place
about o'clock atnight and aroused
the inhabitants of the town, but be-
fore the cause of it could be learned
the robbers finished their work.
mounted their horses and rode south.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30
SUICIDES PATHETIC LETTER.
Believes the Old Should be Anxious to
Die.

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 36.-W. III.
Mullendore, the leading lawyer of
SEWER county, wrote the following
for his son few hours before he killed
himself by drinking wood alcohol:
Little children step off this earth
into the infinite, and tear our hearts
out with their sweet hands and smil-
ing faces that drop indifferently when
you cease holding them. / don't
think We deplore the death Of the old,
who have had enough of living; it
seems time for them to go, for where
is the pleasure of staying when the
feast is over and the flowers withered
and the guests gone. Isn't it better
to blow the lights out than sit among
the broken meats and collapsed jel-
lies? l go, to what / don't know. but
TO Gods next world, which is this. and
he made it, One PAGES up and down
the shore, yet awhile and looks to-
ward the unknown ocean and thinks
of the traveller whose boat sailed yes
terday. Those we leave can but walk
down to the pier with us. The voy-
age We must make alone Except for
the young or the happy l can't say
I'm sorry for any one who dies"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30

The republicans have long used the
argument that the vast array of far
mers of the west should be willing to
pay additional taxes in order that
the mill hands of the east might have
their wages increased. We hardly
think the sensible farmer can see it in
that liUht
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30

Miss Mary Louise Baker, daughter
of l.. S. Sena .or Baker of Kansas. is
to be married to DR.. Lowndes, of the
t. s. Navy, now located at Manila.
DR.. Lowndes is a brother-in-law of
Governor Lowndes, of Maryland.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30
INTERNAL MACHINE
Found in Livery Barn at Ozark,
Missouri. ,

Missouri
An Internal machine was found
yesterday at Thompson's livery barn
at Ozark. The affair was wooden
box with sliding top and bottom and
was found pushed down between two
Standings near one side of the door.
The top slide was covered on the in
side with sand paper, under which
was placed matches, the heads of
which the sand paper would ignite
when the slide was withdrawn. 1t
was filled with powder, dynamite and
dynamite caps.
Had the machine exploded as was
evidently expected and intended, the
man who opened it would doubtless
have been blown to pieces. The rea-
son there was no explosion was that
the rain had wet the powder SO that
the burning matches would not set it
off.
There is no clew to the would-be as
sassin and even guess work is baffied.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30
MCMANIGAL ACQUITTED.
Slayer Of Capt. Young a Free Man. Plea
Of Self-Defense.

Sedalia, Nov. 27.-The jury in the
McManigal murder trial brought ina
verdict of mot guilty" at $50 yes
terday. The ease was placed in the
hands of the jury mt 1915 Saturday
night. No agreement was reached at
the midnight hour and the jury went
to bed. A verdict was reached mt .
O'Clock next morning and Judge Lon
gan opened court to receive the YER
diet and discharge the jury. Very
few persons who attended the trial
from beginning to end expected the
to Ice acquitted. McMani-
gal was indicted for killing Captain
Young, of Lexington, Mo, in n ga
loon. He entered "A plea of self-defense
which the jury 10y its verdict sustain
p1
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30

The Saline county democratic com
mittee, in session Saturday at Mar
shall, passed strong resolutions
against the proposed state primary
plan.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
stands without an equal. II purifies the
blood. Cleanses the system of poisonous
accommodations, nourishes the starved
nerves and builds up the entire body,
blood and bone, muscle and nerve.
e II Is with pleasure that tell YOU what DIR.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets
have done for me" writes Mrs. T. VI. Palmer.
OF Pccdc, Kaufman Co. Texas. Two years
ago was taken with stomach and bowel trouble.
Everything I ate would put me in distress I
lived two weeks on milk and even that gave me
pain. felt as though I would s;arvc 10 death.
Three doctors attended me-oue said I had
dyspepsia. two said cltarrh Of the stomach and
bowels. They attended me lone at a tifnel for
one year I stopped taking their medicine
AID tried patent medicine: got no better. and
grew 50 weak and nervous nv heart would
hutter. could not do any kind of work. Now
can do my house work very well. gaining
in fesh and strength, and can eat anything"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-11-30
Charles Coghlan, the actor, is dead.
Senator Hayward of Nebraska is re-
ported to be slowly sinking.

Admiral Dewey has accepted an in
vitatiOn to visit Chicago Nav LIST.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
8lutmed1eI in Ger 6dhnersudt.

SIt man einmul i'm 8eitbe elmer guten
Qege@Race, 10 barf man ia ni9t glauben,
INNER nit ein% unb 0en1elben S6ieren fprtz
3ii@ten gu biirfen, benin bies piirbe it9er
einen Riidgang Der guten @igenf6uften 6erz
fet6en na9 iib 5ieber, IS mub bielmebr
Itreng barauf geie6en perben, immer nieber
frembes 8lut unter ben 9efliigelitanb gu
bringen. 9ies errei@t man am beiten hur9
@initelIung bon frti9en mdnn4i9en S9ieren.
Minoetens ale 5lpet Sabre 9eIele man leiz
mem geItan0e fol@e 3u.. 9abei adte man ia
re9t barauf, immer tpieber einen 6a6n berz
fel6en STAGE, o0er a6er, tpern man &reuz
3ungst6iere mill, bon elmer artOeren e6enIo
guten Qege493ace ein3uIfelen. W3an 0arF
nibt g%lauben, DaB es glei1giiltig lei, pel6er
9H9n init ben 9enrRu laurie. Dies lit BLOB
Der San, tpentt man feline &iiden na9Sieben
min, fobalo man aber bas beabfi9ttgt, ml1B
Der !0a4n bon elmer ebenio guten 2sgezGace
ah1tammn ME Die 0enne, benin bic @tgenz
I6Qften beg 9abnes berer6en fi6 e6enIo auf
Die 8ii6en pie bic Der 6ennen. @iirbe man
al1o ben a4erfleiBigiten 2ege6ennen einsn
9a6n elmer btel briiten6en Raoe beifiigen, 70
lpiirOe bic Na43u4t ii6er ou9 biel me6r
8riiteluit 8ei9en als bic Wtutter. Der Na9z
tbsil, pelber entite6en piirbe, tpenn man
iOl6en 8lutpe&fel unterlieBe, tpGre, baB pie
Nab3u6t in Solge Der Sn3uAt INNER me6r
bsgsrHriren, bas 6eiBt in t0rperli6er @ntz
tpidefllrg 3uriidge4en niirbe unb ebenIo
lpiirbe es ii9 NIT Der GierproOuftion perbaGz
ten. 8GutlpefieG tit alfo ebenfulS cine
9aupfIa9e BEL Der 9efligel5u9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
pfan5peite Ger 6uderriben.

Was bic BfIan3peite Der 3uderrii6en be-
trifft G6reibt Prof, 0r. b. &iimferz@ reslnu
in Der 3eitI@t. b, i6eI, 2anbpirtbi9aftsz
tammer), 10 m04te i4 8unG4it an ben alten
@runoiab BON N4arO, benz 8ater ber3uder=
riibentultur, erinrern, tpel9er l~a1tete: Die
@ntfernung Der ei~n3elnen &iibenpflan5en bat
i'm umgete6rten @erbGltniB gu Der 3rtebz
fraft unb SruAtbarteit bes Mders 8u iteben.
Gdeibler iteQte ferner bur9 @eriu6e felt,
baB bic 9i9ti9feit Oes Giibenfaftes i'm um=
getebrten @er6dltntB CUR @%ntfernung Der
ein3elnen 8iiben BON chamber It4 Dermtnz
berte, unb 2aOureau ergdn5te bieie 3befe,
in0em er nahpies, baB Der 3uderge6aGt uno
bic 8ein6eit bes Rii6enIaftes 1t3 i'm Mq9ez
meinen i'm umgete6rten 0erbGltniB nit Der
G%ntfernung Der Giiben BON chamber pernlinz
bern, unb OaB it9 Die @tanbpejte Der Rii=
benpflan3en ~einfluBrei6er als Der 0Inger
unO Iel6t Die RiibenI orte 8eigt. 9;eie
@runbiGBe Iin6 bpn alien 1pdteren
Ger1uGen BON Nilmorin, petermann, Ma=
ref, &ie6l II. a. beItdtigt tporben. 4u9 BEL
ben 3uderriiben geben nie Bel Der Sartoffel
bic 5attoren 8oben, Selma, Sorte unb Sui
turmet6obe, ben Nusi9lag fir Die 8eItimz
mung Der pflan6ipeite, II m04ts i9 bier
neben benz le~Btgenannten Sattor al5 f%itnIten
no9 Die 9iin9ung begin. Die 8orfru4t 9inz
6~ufiiger. SIM NGgemeinen fam man fd9en;
je feu3ter unb ret9er Der 8poen, ie fdrfer
bic 9iingung 6e1onbers Die Stidtoffbiinz
gunO, ie better bic 8orfru9t ~(beionOers nit
Riidii6t auf ben p69ftaGii4en 3uitanO unt
ben Nd6ritoffDOrratb bes 8poen5), ie GIN
tiger fir bic Gibe baS &lima Der Sertl;4z
felt lit, unb ie mebr Die a%iibenraiie 3u Mtaf=
ienertrdgen neigt, beto enger tpirO man
ceteris paribus sic SteQung Ser Niben
gu tpd9len 6absn. Mgemein giiltiGe 3a6(en
Iafen ii9 audi bterfiir nidt an9e6en; ipe3ie1
biirften aber mpbl Die 8eriu9e unb Grfa6=
run9en bon 6errn s. q. &ie6l in Reinb0rfeI
BEL Miiniterberg in erter 2inie 9ea4tunQ
b%erbsnen. Ser elbe empfie6lt cine Bflanz
5enentfernung inner6alb Der 9fei6e Don 6 Biz
8 3oG unb cine Getbentpeite BON 133 Biz 143
3oG, Sn man9en Gegsnben bat eS ftp en-
beiten betpGbrt, 8 &iiben PRO AuaOrat>gar
ite6sn gu Iaien. Die Pfldn3meite Der Suder=
riiben bat iibrigens auf bic QuantitGt uni
QualitGt bes &iibenertrages ben a0ergr0Bz
ten GinfGuB unb es tit baber ni6t D%ringenh
genug gu ratben, bur4 eigene 8criu6e bic
fir bic Sertltdteit ri4tigite Pftan5tpeite
fet3uiteuen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
JnbaItspersethnt6.

/. 5ette: On 6e 2eier 6rout un6 &iiben -
Slutpediel in Der 6iibner;u9t - @inlub BEL
&artoffelfiitterun9 auf BEN 9tabm - 8lanSweite
Der 3uferriben - 8rief ia ten: Wittel se9ell
ben Rroutz un6 &artciislfGier - Der Grbicrfdier
-@rbi3oftsgei6 i'll SGinoiS-8o6cnbrainituns-
Geutidsr 9teienflee - Gter nit b~lutigent GipeiB-
@uter 8a9z 1n6 6in6:rbunb - 6tfscbr 0obueuz
ili9ttser mad Geuti6IanO Stuf6eoobrnn9 gez
rdu3erten Tleii9e5 = MittsG 9e9en G6aben -
llnfru8tbarfett BEL Souen - TiitteGu pom 9efodz
tenn TleiId an S9rosine Gb,onii6er 9ur6iou
beim @inbe - 8botcOm 60, Bolb.
2. Settle: Sur &urfepjudt - g(us @iuneiotu
BUR @einbereitunq - @us S0tnOis - anpIouz
sung BET Gr0z2trtti8Oten 2lus Seras - Gettttz
guns Ser MOrnins Glorp's aus Oregon -
lleber BEN @ts bes Hummelshine, gtOrbz0ofOta-
&Hs Sii6zOatoto - &u5 Soma Aus Seorsta-
Der 2ufttruit 8[atter un6 9liitben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Ginfuf Ser MISUNDERSTANDING aul
Sen Rahm.

Din BET neutrality-suspicious. gerfu9sitaz
tiOn gu Mi9igan tpuroe Der @inTIuB Der
&artoffelfiitterung uuf Die 8utterfG6igteit
Beg Habmes beoba4tet. Sn Orei 3eitab=
i9nitten BON ungefGbr Neutrality-suspicious.
9auer erb;elten flint &iib auIammen OBJ
ne4IeGnb Elm bloBes 9runOFutter aus IA
pfunb &lee6eu, 6 pfun6 SIsie unb 6 pfunb
Muismsbl Dber ba5u 20 pful1b auntelrii=
BEN ober Is Pfunb &artpffeIn. Der in ben
ein3elnen 6%iitterungsabi 4nitten geiponnene
8abm erforberte i'm Our9f6nitt CUR Nusz
butterung foGeenbe 3ett: Sci benz bloBen
@runOfutter "a, nit Runfelriibsn SO, nit
&artOffeln Sc Minuten. Sn 8eaus auf bic
3uTammenIebung Der Butter tonnte einc
bur4 Die aortOffeIfittsruns Deruria9te Ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

UuI uHl Olub lVlel p4uS eIVullcllt UDl 4Up
aus bic 8erbinoung nit 3pei @iienb16nen
Ie6r Iei9t bergeitelt perOen fam. SObalp
bas ben0t6igts 2anO bei4afft 1T, mero2n
bic Gontrafte berge6en perben; @elb 3enug
1T bpr6anben.
@us Dem Sotpn G6riitiania in 80 NJ
ne5ota pirb geI9rieben: inner Sorn
qrenat i'm Norben an bic COTTONWOOD
GountD1Qinie, MIR q W}eilen BON Wi>room
"entfernt. G8 finb bier nur 9 beuti9e 5arz
mer, Wfenoniten eingere6net, Die ~ii6rigen
iinb, auBer Elm paar Nmeritanern, Hor@
tpeger. 9a5 2anb 1T gutter f9lpar5er 3D.
ben unb 1T pobl tein beferes i'm iiioli4sn
WinneIota gu finben. Ser Yreis 1T felt
ben lebten 5pOlf Sa6ren bon 7 Bis anf Is
unO 35 Dollars per Nder eetiegen. Sic
1armer bier eignsn cine Molferet, nelGs
ben @ftionGren i'm leBten Sabre 35 prp3ent
einbradts, ouBer mas fie fir ibre Butter
er6ielten, nelde INNER ben er1ten preis
bra9te. SAT- NGe berGegen fi6, felt mir
bic Molferei BADEN, mebr auf 8ieb5u3t, als
in frii6eren SSubren, benin bas 2anb elgnet
ft9 gera0s 10 gut fir Molteret als fir Sc
treiDebuu.
Die 50 b . dfDt a Nd9ri9ten" emit
balten in ibrer lebten Drummer folgenbe
au9 fir ben auspGrtigen 2efer intere6Gnte
y}oti3: SEPT, nu6bem bur6 bos 8eto bes
9Ouberneurs bic prpieftirte Hiben3uderfaz
BRIT futI9 1T, bat man Nusit6t un0 0Off:
nung auf Elm anberes berartiges Inter
nebmen, ndmlih zine 5abrit gum Srodnen
bon &artoffeln, Die &artoffei nirb 5uerit
ge16Glt unb Da11n getrodnet, dbnlt9 nte
Sbft. Die 10 geb0rrten &drtoffeln nennt
man 9eftpota un6 100 Pfunb &artpffeln
MAIDEN etfpa 16 Bfunb 9eiipota. 9ie1es
fann in 3eit BON bret Mtnuten fir ben
Slid 3ubereitet ner0en unb Ipart Der
6au5frau bas ber6aBte &artoffelI9dlep.
Sin 9err S, 8. Neumunn bon SnOianapOz
liz langte biefer Sage in Siour SaQ5 an
auf Der Su9e na9 elmer giinitigen Gage fir
cine iol4e 5ubrif, Du feline in SnOianapOIis
tir5li9 abbrannte. 0te geplante Sabrit fir
Siour Saus piirbe ettpa 100 Berionsa 10
Monate i'm Sabre bsI9Gfttgen un0 ettpa
400 8ui4el &artoffeln per Sag Derarbeiz
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
2n 6ie Geier.

8riefe unb ~fonIti9e fir Die p8e:ta9s'
beFimmten Mitt9eilungen ubreiiire man ge
fdligit an
Nnbrcas Simon,
Observation-Disclosures &ebatteur
Der
SGinois Staatsz3eitung,
Gbicago, SI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

- % 5en Bel Bferb.n unb
3tnbern 5u entfernen, 9ie5t es marz
9erIei MitteG. Sas Bette Der Neu3eit biirite
Observation-Disclosures fem. Man lift bies
1e16e in, einem fleinen @lds6en @uf1er big
CUR SGttieung. Wit einem tleinen 8ina
islGen betupft man bic 8araen bes Morz
gems unb bes Qbenbs; Der @rfolg 1T ii4er.
5odre fommen pieber. Wan ftele bag
Mitte[ an etnen trodenen, buntIen Srt unb
i4iiBe bic Singer iorgfdltis segen 8eribs
runs bumtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Rraut uno Rnben.

Sif6commtTGr N}c@uire BON Ore
gpr ertlGrt in 1einem SSa6res6eri6t, 0aB
benz Columbia Rioer bisber Saddle i'm
Mert6e bon etrpa $75,O OO, 900 entnommen
tDuroen.
Ser ,Re0pooo Taus (M inneotu)
Gouriing Club" bat bef4lO7en, nm 49,,
20. unb q, @priI Elm &anin6entrei6en
cuff Der 9rairte gu oeranitaIten. On uMilO"
pir6 es ibnen ni6t fe6len.
X X X
g. s. @erIine uno anbere GupitaIiIten
bon Menominee in Mt9igan iinb nit
Der 8riinbung elmer @eIeGf6aft be14dftigt,
nm in ienem GpuntD cine &iben5uder>
5abrit on3uIegen. Man glaubt, OuB btez
felbe in oieiem Sri6iubr er6aut tperoen
tptrb.
&pnferbirte Ger aus ben Ser.
@tuaten perben jeBt in @6iffslubungen
in @nglanb importirt; i'm Iebten Sabre
tpurben 40 @ier fir ieben &opf Der 8ez
b0lterung, i'm Sanger 1885, $4,000 Stid,
impDrttrt.
Der Gontrutt fir cine in &ufama5oo,
Mt6tgun, gu errt6tenbe 3uderfabrif
tpurbe gum 8etrage bon $4,000 an
@oIf &c So. in g6icago Oerge6en. Die
@nIage foG am Is. Ott. fertig iein, etpu
100 Nrbeiter bef9GFtigen urb tGgri9 500
Bis 600 Sons Rii6en perarbetten t0nren.
Der 3utanb Der @ei3enfetber in Der
gegenb BON 2tncoln in Mtffourt tit
ieBt beoelPtenO better, als fi9 Dor etnem
Monut erparten tteB. Die @aat ion our9z
i6nittGi9 nur 89ro3ent gelitten bohan.
9firfi&e unb @epfeI 6a6en iebO3 fart 9ez
litten.
Die 8artoffeGernte Der Ser.
@tdaten betrug na9 Maf6ingtoner Staz
tiItit i'm Dergungenen Sabre 1864
&uf6el, i'm @ert6e pon $89,643,OOO. 9as
ergibt fir cen Mder 64.7 unb fir je6en
&opf Der 8ebDlterung Qebtere gu 100000
900 8ere9net), atuei un0 8pet Stebentel
8ui6eG.
Cine Srui tbiGbung iagt bic un6ere, linz
terbanol4ngen finO i'm @unge, um bic
Gentle unb Sb G. n m a DE :
reten be5 Oitens gu eirsm Srut gu
%Dereinigen, angeblth, neil bic 0a1tltng bes
8le9ptuttenzSruf Der nit ben @inmu6ez
neten iebr itort in 8eriibrun9 tommt, be-
rem 8erbinOung nOtbpenbtg made.
X X x
0us eSnterefe Der Sormer bon Netp
Him unb umgegerb in Mtnnefpta,
&iiben fir bic ct. 2opis 9urtz3uderfaz
BRIT gu bauen, fpG9it nit iebem Sage;
f4on jebt fam nit @i6er6ett auf eine
re8e 8et6eiIigung gerebnet perOem. Con-
trotte loufen tdgli9 BEL benz b~Ortigen Ser
treter Sttn Mteper Elm.
x X *
Na6 Nnii6t bes Serrn 6. 6. Sen in
= SOonotle, MiffDuri, Der in Der NpFelz
fra9e olS n@rPerte" gelten barf, iinb bic
trelcheren &pfeIiOrten in iener @egenb err
froren, 9agegen gGa1bt 9err Sen, baB
bic Ralte ben v8en 9aois" unb Semi
ton" @4ePfeln ni4t gef9aoet bat un6 baB
bisfe etnen rei3en Grtrag berfpre9en.
X X *
Sn Der 9egen0 bon @uGifo9o, Gait
ornten, berri9te anfangs ooriger @o9e
Elm f3urfer SrOf. 0as S6ermOmeter fiel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Die 81 ebattion.

1873, SSS1 tieiiger @egenb bGngt Der Grz
foIg 6e8 @Grtners baoon ab, ob er Der
SnIetten 6err perben fam pber ni9t
8origen Gommer 3eigte ii9 5uerit an ben
3urnippflun3en Elm fd4por3eA &dfer, elmo
] 3ou groB nit 2 6~retten, 9ellgelhen Streiz
fen ouf ben Tliigeln. 3uert paren nur
penige Der Safer, es bauerte aber nt9t
lange, ba tparen, trObbem t9 iie ieber
Wforgen t0btete, 0unoerte ~borbmben; fix
iebten ii9 an bic 8ldtter unb Iallgten ben
Soft aus. Sic ruinirten bic Surnips unb
gingen oOn ba gu ben n~9tobtT6ss". Na6z
Dem iie bisTe 8eritOrt butten, ma9ten 1te
ft6 all bic Muiturbpflun3en. Gs maren
Der &dier jeBt I4On Sauienbe. Sd ftreute
9Ol8ui6e, boot bies i4ien fe ni9t i'm Sc
r~ingiten gu ~gentren. Bonn Mu1tarb 1te=
belten fte auf ben &obl iiber, unb a16 ben
9ahen iie gum Nbfterben gebra6t. Ni4i
a11ein i8 bate unter Der peft gu siben,
~Ionbern fe batte fi4 iiber bus gur5e
GountD perbreitet unb Niemanb puBte
Gatb. Scum ba6te i3, buB 0iellei6t @ie
ober elmer Der 2efer mir Elm Mittel ge=
gen bieIen @ielfraB angeben tDtrnten. Mud
bate i6 ben &urtOfFeItdFer arf meiner
8urtofFeGn, pieGGei6t bilft bufTeG6e MitteI
a14 bier. Ser nd6fte @arten 1T 10 Waei=
Zen BON meinem e%ntfernt, ib tann gar ni6i
begreifsn, pober bas unge3befer eetOmmeu
TT, benin man fann es i%unttpo auf be,
aan9 nt9t bemerte1.
Carl 8un5er, Seras.
Mntnort: Ser &rauttGfer (9arle.
quin), Tim ben es fi9 bier banbelt, fam
6ur9 M~ntpenoting BON 8tftsn ni9t Der.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaften.

Ginsm ieoen 2sisr 1T bus gt:4t etr9es
rGurst, 1i@ briefli9 Ober miinbIi4 an bic
9feoattion INN Iustunft iiber bsitimmts
punfte gu penben, tpeI6e, iopeit Hos in un'
fersr Mo4t Iiegt, geWd3rt perben tpirb.
N~nfragen, bsnsn ni4t Der Rame unO Die
genaus NbreIs beg TrageteGlers bsigefisi
Tino, merben ni3t beantnortet.
0ie Gebaftion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

dnberun9 ni6t beutIib no49episIen perben:
III Der @ebalt an flii9tigen 6ettiduren
i4ien Bel Der aartOffetfitterun9 Elm psnig
606er gu fem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Agricultural 9a1ppIPtttent.

uuf 28 Grub, pftrfi6s un6 Pfluumen buz
ben bebeutenb s%elitten. SIM Gapeue>S5ate
fe4en Sbft uno Saaten gut aug, bod tit
&egen oringero ertuiini9t. Sn Der Sc
geno bon OountotGe tpirb Elm ret9er Sbitz
ertrag ~ertpartet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

Sn Der 9egen0 bon @o1ifoeu, Gutie
fornien, berrf9te anfangs ooriger @o6e
Elm i3drfer SrOft. 9as S6ermometer fiel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

gSo8 Nnii4t BEG Serrn 6. 6. Sen in
SOOnOtGs, MiffOurt, Der in Der NpFelz
frage ols "@rPerte" gelten barf, iinb bic
tnel4eren QPfeliOrten in iener @egenb err
froren. 9agegen 9tuu6t 9err Sen, baB
bic Rdlte ben u8en 0a0is" unb Semi
D n"zNePfeln ni4t sef8aOet hat uno baB
bieie etnen reihen Grim herfnrpAan
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

0as SntereFe Der Sormer bon Nefp
him uno umgegenb in Mtnnefota,
8iiben fir bic ct. 2ouis Purf@3uGerfa=
BRIT gu bauen, pd6ft nit iebem Sage;
i4on jeBt fann nit @tder6eit auf eine
rege 8et6eiIigung gere6net tperoem. Con-
tratte Ioufen tdgGi4 bel benz b%Ortigen Ser
treter Stto Mener Elm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

Gtne SruibitOung iogt bic on6ere, I'M
terban6l4ngen finb i'm @unge, um bic
@emIfe= unb OBJ a DE :
reten bes Sitens gu einem Sru t gu
Dereinigen, on9ebli4, peiI Die 9altun9 bes
8fe9ptattenzSruf, Der nit ben @inmufez
peien febr fturt in 8eriibrung tommt, be-
rem 8erbinOung nOt6menbig made.