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Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17
COOPERATIVE Insurance,

We now have over $1,000 worth of prop
crty liable to destruction by fire. Such loss
would seriously cripple our work In a few
weeks we will have a system of waterworks
alfording much protection. At present we
have no protection at all. Hence we call ON
each of our more than 5000 members to sub
scribe for as many of the 81 shares oi'insurance
fund as he can pay ON short notice. No money
is to be paid in; but in case of fire each viii
be called on in proportion to the amount OF
his subscription. Send in your letters at
once, stating how much you will take. We
don't want To pay eXtoruonate rates To the
old-line companies, and so ask our own mem
bers to carry this risk on their own future
homes. There will thus be no expense at all,
except in case OF loss, and then merely enough
money to replace.
G. Z. PELToN, President.
OLIVER L. DARR, See.
A. l.. YOUNG, Treas.
). Hannah NJ. w.
w. c. Davis, Distributor.
ID. BURGESS, Editor.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17

22XSO Building includes store, postoftice,
sewing room and attic for bachelors. and a
room to he fitted for library and reception
room.
S, T, U-Tents.
S Hot house, 20x60.
V-Easement bridge from hill to knoll be-
tween hot house and saw mill of in plank.
1Sx420 feet.
Void skid road. Cedar logs of which it
was made now being torn up.
X-Alger logging r. r.. Hauls logs from
camps near by to Sound.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17
Another Bright Picture (?)
c. Seavey.

If could add one more picture to others
in the competitive world, it would probably
not be amiss.
They say this is free country and man is
the shaper of his own destiny; and if a man
is poor, it is his own fault There are humid
reds of people in Butte City jumping over
one another trying to get odd shifts in the
smelters and mines and almost willing to work
for a song.
There is a dam being built 80 miles from
Butte and the men working on it are COM
PEELED to sleep in tents winter and summer;
the grub and other accommodations are the
very poorest, and the men are treated like
dogs yet such are the conditions the road
between the two places is lined with men
leaving Butte in the hope of catching on,
even if they can stand it but few days.
On the railroad know Of section foremen
who pay for their jobs in the shape Of pres
ents and cash to both the roadmaster and his
clerk The roadmaster is interested in GRO
Gerry store. and the boarding bosses on his di-
vision have been invited to trade ut that cer-
tain store.
I knox of others working for mining COM
panies that have to trade at the company
stores and pay two prices for everything, and
when they buy elsewhere they do it on the
sly and have the goods shipped in other peo-
pies name for fear the company should
find it out.
During the capitol contest in Montana, men
with votes could get jobs almost anywhere in
the state with the understanding that they
should vote as their employer desired; and
as soon as the election was over, they were
turned out TO roam.
n the above conditions are such as to make
person proud Of his freedom or hopeful of
the future fail to see it.
am pleased to note that you have your
own postotiice now, making it so much hand
Ter, besides giving you the revenue from it,
! see that Industrial Freedom gives some
general news. and think that by thus vary
ing its reading it will reach more homes.
Montana Adam Anderson.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17

Impairment house No. |, two stories and
attic, 24x60, all family rooms; attic for bach
elors.
GAApartment house No p two stories, at
tic and basement. 54xl00, all family rooms:
attic for bachelors Barber shop. storage
room, secretarys office and shoe shop in
basement
G2-Tin shop, originally smoke house.
G 3--Wash house or "laundry''
H-See G.
Bakery, 20x40.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17
EXPLANATION.
(PIAT DRAWN BY A. *. HANSON

Scale about 107 f.. to inch.
Lettered with view to order of erection
Includes all buildings except poultry house
east of barn and three cottages each % feet
square lying southeast of school house-fur-
ther up the hill
A, K-Dining rooms seating about $780,
B-kitchen, 1Sx24.
G, ID, + and Hog cabins, each l4x20
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17

who can read capitalism like an open book,
we must follow an ignorant band of Office
seekers out of the wilderness we had better
give up the fight and turn our attention to
the ''home over there
Indianna. c. Seavey.
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17

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address, &c per copy. Give your neighbors
Socialist surprise party for few weeks by
distributing few bundles.
Bundles of 10 or more to one address
for one-half cent per COPY
Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-17
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for your success in overcoming all the des-
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Equality colony. Fraternaly yours,
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q - - - -. n \. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

bas Sen, bas nd6renb Der gan3en qroSebus
aufgeIpannt bleibt, an einem ~luftigen Srte
ettpds trodnen, bod nur iooiel, DAP es fi4
trobben gef4meibig unfi9lt, Damn nirb
bas Sell auf Der 6leiidIeite tp!eoer1olt init
elmer MluunlOiung beitri4eu, Die mai our4
5dttigen BON faltem Mafer nit Ilaun err
bdlt. Sebesmal mad benz NufItre;Aen tpirb
bas 6eG an einem l~uftigen, a6er ni4t fonz
nigen Srte getrodnet. Wie oft bas 8ez
ftrei9en nit 4launIOiun gu tpisOer6cien tit,
rt9tet ii9 na9 Der 0ide Der SEIZE. Die
9auptiaAe lit, baB bus Sen gut pom alaun
bur6brungen pirO. 4llo per0en biinns 5eQe
eber fertig iein, uls bite, SIT bas Sen gut
burA9egerbt nit 4laun, 10 ldBt nun es na9
benz leBten 8eitrei6en ni9t gang trodnen,
%fonbern reibt gum G9luB mil 8Ibcerin
0alb unb butb nit 8aiIer b%erOiinnt) reid@
lid unb trdftig Elm. Damn lGBt man polz
knbs troden. Die 10 bebanoelten seize
bIsiben pei4 unb sart unb iinb au4 p5lig
geru4fret.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Qus Geras.
9e1ba1te, Sraois Co., Ser,
5. San. 1899.

8ee6rter 9err Reoatteur!
8tel Slid unb Segen i'm neuen SoAr Dem
6rn. Simon unb alien Qefern unb 2eferinz
men Der n8eilage"!
Sn einem @tngeianot bon mir in Der borz
lebten Drummer Der n8eilage" fpro9 i'd Die
8ebauptung aus. bdB es Bel ben n;ebrigen
Yreiien Der 8aumpoQe benno9 6armer fer
tig brtngen, ein8ebeutenbes gu erii6rigen unb
ba bies btelen unglaubli9 erf6elnt, 10 min
i1 meinem 8eripre9en, bies III betpeiIen,
na4tommen, b~oraus9eiebt, Der 9r. 9feo, it
geneigt, es auf3unebnen.
8or tur3er 3eit trof ib in 4uItin NIT st>
nem8efannten 3ufammen, tpel9er istne lebte
8uumpoQe gum 8erfauf ge6ra4t 5atts unD
MIDI beranlaBte, nit tbm Elm @lcS 8ier 81
~trinten. W}it Der iibli9en Srage, mas lit
Der preis BON Cotton, nurbe bic Inner
boltun9 %er0ffnet unO er er3d4lte mir Eolgen=
bes:
Sd babe 48 8al1en 8aumtppQe gu 81, 5
unb 4a Gents per Pfunb b~ertauFt un6 bieies
Subr iiber $1,000 auf bic 8ant gebroht, i'm
borigen Sabre babe ib bic Gebte 5Gplb auf
meiner 6arm g%etilgt," Sd min ts tur3 Ta=
6en. @r bate NIT Ieiner 6amtlie, 6rau unb
feds 8inbern, fGmmtIi6eNrbeit ohne Freln5e
8eibulfe getban, Nuf meine 6rage, pie Dos
m0gli6 fei, erpiberte ct: nWir Ite9en fritz
auf, um 6 ubr 1inb mir ale i'm 6elo unb
pfliiden 8aumtpole bis Mittag. Meine
Grau gebt etpas friiber 6eim unb tpdt bus
MittageHen, bann, nah Der Mabl5slt, nirb
cine Stunbe g~eraitet unb bierauf Diro ipie=
Der gepfliidt Bis gum Nbenb. 9enolfsn nerz
ben 3pei 8ii6e, bic MiI9 pirb gu nRude"
gemadt, eebuttert pirb ni9t. lWir pIliiden
jeben Sag einen 8alen, ieben Sag fa9re ih
our Cotton Sin, bin itets 81 Mittag tpiFber
gu 9auIe unb pfliide bann audi nod etlpd
100 pfunb. Sieb, alter Sreunb, 10 mub
man es MAIDEN, font fommt man 5u ni6ts.
Sd babe 120 Ncres unter Gultur, oapor Iino
80 Ncres nit 8aumtpoQe, 25 Ncrss mitGprn
uno Der Rsite nit 9ofer unb Guttergrdie lem
bebuut. ppbon ale 8eoirfniIe beftrittsn
tperben m%iiien,"
Nebnli9e 5d1e f0nnte ib nod mebrere an
fIbren. Mie iOl6en &inbern pObl 81 MutGe
fetn mag, bic poAenlang ben gan3,n Sog in
Der beiBen Sonne nit benz PfliidIad am
9alie i'm Gelbe berumgeben? ST besreife
es ni6t, 8er es mod ni4t prObirt bat. aui
biefe Dirt gu farmer, Der probire es, Der
Undergraduate t6ut es ni9t.
s, Sentf9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

be3ablen uab tpeiB ba6er senau, pie groB
bas Stid 2ano lit. Qusre6nen fam Elm
Sober, nie biel es per 4cre bradte. Der
Staats3eitungsagent paul 6riebel beiu4te
mid pdbrenb Der 3eit bes %gornbustens
unb 9af mir aud, einige @ebren pfliden;
tpenn ct Die 4bonnentea in Nrcabia belu9t,
fam 6err 9ibner i'm ia toegen Der SaAe
befragen. auBerSem tuo6ne ib nur bier
D1eilen bon 4rcaOia entfsrnt, unb min 6:rr
9ibner MIDI einmal beiuAtn. 10 perbe i9
i'm NIT benz @eIoonteI nno aud ben Heffen
betannt MAIDEN. S4aoen niirbe bas ia
nidts.
Wtit BEN i4psi3er 9ufat.nlnob pirb
bier ntht gemeffen, ~fonbera NIT benz bolIeiz
1per WtaB, uno ods lit befanntl:b orpf.
IS tpobnen bier fat nur 6olfteiner unb
au4 etnt9e 9eiien, unb oas liub betanntli6
ale geiunbe Sungens.
6. MeDer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Bruteter ooer bdbner -?

Die meiten 6armer, tpenn lie ii4 ents
f6IieBen, cine beitimmte 3aiie, BON her iie
piflen, baB lie ii6 an anbereu BlGben be-
tpdbrt bat. an5uIdaffen, lino nit iid ieibsr
uneins, o6 ite ith @tet Ooer eiren Stamm
6ibner 1pQen T9iden taiIen. 0rst 8iertsl
bon 9enen, tpel9e cine l1eue JfdiIe einfibz
rem poleu, laf1en iid Gtr I3iden, niAt
neil bies Die baIte Wtet6obe lit, fonbern tpeil
bic 4uSlagen g~eringer iinb. Gin Stdmnl
bon bo9tlafirten raif*edtsn 6ii6nera fann
ME biQig ertporben :perosn. 0tsien;gen,
tpel6e auf Nu~steuungea it6 nad9 benz DretS
FOLDER 6ii6ner srfunb;gten, tperpen erfabz
rem BADEN, baB, obi9on tie einen Goben Qreis
eriparteten, iie bodh pon Der 909e oeifel62a
unan9enebm iiberraI6t ipurer. Wenn man
bic preiie iibertrieben Go9 fin0et, 10 e<tldrt
ii9 bas gum She'll baraus, baB i'm Nage=
meinen getp0bnli9e 9iibner ouf ettpa 25
gents tarirt nerben, cine Nertbi6dbung,
bic alerbing5 auf Die in Heos itebenben
RaKe6iDner ab1olut fe;ns Mnlpsnbung fin
bet, Natiirli3 iinb iol6e 9ii1nsr I'M 1srbt
etpa um Die Sdlfte biQiger gu faufen. Qber
bas polen bic 8Gufer nibt. Die meiten
morten Bis na4 bieIe Ter 3e;t, nieIfo9 audi
Bis gum 5riibiabre, e6s lie it9 entIAtiebsn
unb ibre 8eftsQungen MAIDEN. 0ie 9ii6z
ner3iihter banbeln uber in bie1er 8e3sbung
na9 benieIben 8run01dben pie anD>re 3i9z
ter: ibre Soften fir Die WinterpFleae, fir
@taaung II. !. IN. miiien Tie berau51hlogen,
unb es liegt in Der Notur Der 9a9e, huB Elm
9ebDrtger pro5sntiab fir Riiito gerehnet
tpirb.
Sin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bort6eil lit in
befen NIT benz Nntauf Der 8rutehr perbunz
ben. Der 4dufer bat ndmliG bic begriinz
bette @usit9t, OaB er bon bielsn @tern einige
6iibner erbdlt, Die Den beite1, tpel1e Der
9iibner3ii4ter in feinem geiiB fat, qlei9z
tOmmen, DAB foGde pom !0iibner5ii9ter
nt6t lei4t abgegeben iperben, lit faum n0t9ig
gu erpdbnen, ba Seb,r IS peiB. gr lit inn
mer betrebt, feline @tGmrae gu berbtfern
urO oas fa1n er nut, Ipenn er Die 6phbeItan
Sbtere fir feline 3u4t 3%uriid9dlt. IS lit
i6on porgetomnlen, baB aus Die lem 9runoe
nnnatarli6 boRe @ebote gar tsine 8ea4tung
fanoen. Sur ielben 3eit tpirD Oerlelbe 3i4z
ter aber einen SAP @ier fir einige 0ctlars
bertaufen, aus tpeldem etni9e Sbiere aug
frie4en m0gen, Die ben bsIten ieiner 3u4t
in ieber 0inii4t eben6irtig iin6, chandler
3i6ter Fat idon einem f9iner &unben, Der
einen Say @ier BON ibm erbtslt, fir Elm aus
bieIen @iern ausgetommene5 24ier 5e6n
MaG 10 bel bs3ublt, ME sr fir bic Gier err
balten bate,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
ueberrpintern Ser Btenen.
(gou GStuaro Seuwts, . u%rIinatOH. Su.,

Die MeinungsosrTdieben6ei iiber bieies
56ema 1T unter ben 8ienen5i9tern eroB.
Gs lobnt fi4 poGG Der Mii3e, barii6er etz
mas aus Der Grfa6rung mit3utheilen.
9ieIen @inter pirb 10 m1nder 9ienen>
freunb gu feinem 8eoduern Die Gterblidz
felt Ieiner 8ienen hspbd9ten. mas 1T Die
11rfa4e? gu CUTE ober 81 mangeI3ufte
8erpodung, Sd babe etIid. Sabre lang
(eiber nod) bic Section Cafes, na9 perz
Idiebener grDBe Der @t0de bal6 ober mcbr
aufqebaute Sections. our Capitalization
audi i'm Winter oufgeIeBt, uno oamtt gut
eet6un, 10 baB mir fem @pit iiber Winter
einging. 9o man bieIe Sections niAt perz
taufen tann, iebte i'd bieIen 2Bintsr feline
uuf, iOnbern babe fpeides, bides papier iiber
has 9ontgbrett gebedtt, bemerte aber 81 met
mem 2eibpeIen auBerorbentlt9 groBe
Sterbli3teit, pbpphI i'd BEL GonnenT6ein
p6ne S4nee unb an ni9t su tulten Sagen
nas Sluglo6 gang 0ffne. 60 bin i6 gu Der
ginfiAt qeIangt, buB bic 8ienen mebr 2uft
mad ohen CUR Notwithstanding beoirs
fen.
60 er3dbIte mir 3. g. IN bortgen Winz
ter Elm 5armer bDn psntg Grfa6rung, Elm
6reunb babe Inn gerat6en, Elm 8ienenoplt
pDn 100 pfunb Grtragsfd6igteit ia rsdt
gut gu oerpaden, SIN Trii3iobr aber mar
has 8p1t tobt. 8ei einem anberen 9olts
mar bergeTen morben, bas 6onig6ret! auf@
s~ule9en, uur Der bo6le, lofe oufgeIegte
9edet mar burauf getommen unb 5ieies
NpIt mar geIunb geblieben, @sgen Der
ungiin5igen Wttterung i'm Jr:i3jas1c iparsn
peuig @9tpdrme in fieiiger gegeno; 3tpei
G6pdrme tpurben 3tpeimal peiiellos. Tie
purben oann b~ereinigt unb gingsn troy
ne6erfiitterung bod Elm. M1runl? Qgeit
ba5 SHUTTER gu iener 3eit f6Iedt ano uage=
niiqenb mar.
Mqnber6armer t0nnte ftd belfsn, penn
er in Der Nd6e be8 8ienentanbe5 einGtiidz
den Quno nit in Der 8liit6e ouf chamber
folgenben 6onigpflan3en anpflan3te. Sn Der
oIten 6eimut6 tparen Die grpBen Rapsfelber
i'm ~3eitigen Srii6ia6r bic erfte Weibe Der
Bienen. Die 8eibenFolge Der sur Mnpflaaz
3ung geeigneten ~6onigpflan3sn mil ib Ell
nam b~eferen grattiter CUR Ger3ffentli4ung
ii6erlafen.
Bum S8luB m09te i4 alien 8tenenz
%freunben ~unieren Iieben beutiAen 2inberl~
baum CUR Qnpflan3ung empfeAlen. Soften
biefe 3etGen bsieren G%rfa6rungen 6egegnen,
10 bite i'd UNI 8ele6rung,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

bier I6on @iele bort4in ge3pgen unO fie
Iino febr 3ufrteOen. 9ier 1T taft oles
Yrairielanb, auf} etpus @1tolano siebt
es nod; bic @teuer3ubler 3l6en Iib f9on
arg ~gepunbert, baB Der &r;eg Die Steuern
10 in bic 006e ~getriebsn Fat, aber ber
&rieg bat lm1erer Su6e njdt ge!6abet.
Sd be5u6tte poriges sSabr auf 500 Ncres
SOL @terlern, oieTes Sa6r 1893, aiIo So
t~peni9er.
S6on oiete &logen babe If in 9etrsff
Der 0iitelpla9e gebDrt, bic 2eate ipiffen
ni9t, pie fe 6ieS untraut periiiJeIl ioqen,
uno bod 1T bic Sa4e gang elnfd4, ME
MIDI meine eigene Grfabrung gelebrt fat.
Mtan muB bas berunfrduttts 5elb 3pei
Sabre 6inbur9 p09entIi6 einmat pitt
gen, i'm britten Subr tommt Damn feline
Oiitel mebr gum 8orI6eln. Nur ba1f
Der Sarmer fi6 ni4t gu oisl uuf einnuI
borne9men, bantt ni6t Der fSaa e%;ntritt,
bdB, penn bic @rnte fommt, er gar
gu bieG tpertb0olGe 3eit nit Dfliiaen 5agez
braht fat.
Gum @6IuB griiBe iG ale @ausrnfr;iz
Der uno ipiini4e i6nen unb 9ru. Simon
elm Fr0bli4es Neuiabr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
aus Jowa.
2ar1anb, Sa., 9, San. 1898

2arIano, So, 9. San. 1893.
Wert6er 9err Stmpn!
l1eber &uoubon Gountp, So, babe i5 in
Der rSeilage" nod ME etpas geleieu, baram
min i'd eini9e ipenige 3eilen i9reiben, Bic
@rnte mar bier ni4t DEFENDERS gut, u5er benz
nod better, als Die Garmer srtpartet 6otten.
Wei3en ernteten mir bon 10 Bis 20 8ufbel
bom 4cre, 9afer bon 25 Big 40 9u16el,
Serite ebenfo piel, Corn gie6t e5 BON 80 Bis
so 8ui6el, es 1T bon QeBterem a6er md piel
i'm 5elo. 9eu mar rei9Iid, aber es sriorberi
bteien 8inter AUDI bel SHUTTER, benn bas
@ieb tann ni6t in bic GornzStaIts geben
uno auBerbem BADEN bic 2sute Tier aud
5urdt Dor 8rantbeiten, an bensn man9e
5armsr fdon pDn 8 Big 12 5tiid @inbbie6
p%erloren BADEN. 3d. erfu6e Sic, bic gtoatsz
3tg. unb u@eiten" nad Qububon gu f6iden.
garfon . + m.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

BON 35 big 40 8ui6el bonn lcre, Mais
bon As Bis so 8ufbel, ie better pas 2uno
bearbeitet unb ~geoiingt mar, oeito gr0Ber
mar Der Grtrag. Nud 6eu ernteten mir
3emlth bel, Iotpte 8artoFfeln ano Garz
tengemiiie. Die preiie fir 5rii6te uno
9eu iinb re9t befrieOtgenb, nlr Die 6arz
mer, pel4e MtI9eret hstrei6en, aiefen
baraus teinen @ortbeiG, benin Die mufen
bic Gr3eu9nife bes 8obeus an i6r 8ieb
0erfuttern unb betommsn 1;iir i6re MilA
INNER %peniger, fOoaB fe fir lebters nett
~Deniger er6alten, al8 ite aus i9ren BrDz
butten auf benz Warfte ~er5ie!en toirben.
8as aber bas G9limmIte lit, bieienigen,
Die iAre Maape na9 Der 5tabt i9iGen,
perben, Der cine Inn $100, 2er dnbere I'M
NOD me6r Dber audi ~peniger, bctro9en;
a6er mas tnnn Der Sarnler babel tFun?
Gr muB es ertragen, btele BADEN iAon zen
8lagetpeg heI4ritten unb babel 9uteS 9elo
benz i6ledten nod na4gelporfen, Dine etz
mas 5uriid3ubefpmmen. 0em Sdrmer
gebPs, mics i'm Sprii6port 6elBt: Der
&aiier fugt, i9 ne9me Sribat, Der Gbsl@
mann ia9t, i6 babe Elm feines 8ut; Der
pforrer 1agt, i9 Iebe pen StojaebIbren,
Der @oloot fu9t, i6 gable nldsS; Der Su6e
Iagt, i9 lebe bpm 9anbet uno oann tomlmt
Ger 8auer unO Der Iugt, t4 laIIe DEN liez
BEN Soft nur palten, muB SUD- ale feds
er6alten. 0as lit Die refine Wa9rheit, renn,
niirbe ni9ts me6r ge1det uno g%eerntet, 10
tpGre es NIT Qlem aus, Dunn Bate 8elo
fetnen Wert6 mebr. Der 5armer miro
om l6meriten beoriidt, hO4 1T ba5 feline
eiqene @9u1b; nenn uQe @ei6dfte fsIt sae
Iammen6ulten, bic Tarmer t6un ba3 niht.
Mit pielen @riiBen an Sie, @r. 5i@
mon uno ale 8uuernbriosr. Na4trdg>
lid piinI6e t9 NGen nod cir glitdli6es,
geIunbes uno fr06lihes neaes S15r.
mortin G@oter,
X X x
@Gen gupn, 0u gage gou1th ST.,
10. Sdnudr 1899.
Mert6er 9err Simon!
6ier in bteIer @s9enb batten mir cine
quite @rnte, es CAB piel 8iri6en unp Srauz
BEN. Nei5en brahte bon 25 Bis 80 8uibsi
oom Qcre, aud Safer mar gut gerot5en,
ebenfaQs bos 8eli9forn. BON leBterem TT
no6 piel gu busfen, benin pegen bes bielen
8eqens fonnten Die Sarn1er nit oteler Ar@
belt nibt bortpGrts fommen.
sd piinT6e S6nen uno alien 8aternz
briioern Elm gliidli6es Neuia5r!
ADAM S9netoer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

mon unb ben 8auernbriibern, uusgenom@
men ~biejenigen, Die ibre Mprifpien an
'S6tpeine berfittern miifen unb uns arme
8ui6bauern niht beoenten. ST. babe AUDI
cine Srage an ben v8rieftaten" gu iteGen.
MiGltam Sallmann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
praftifde Derwertbuu9 frifder
5elIe.

Srif6e SbierfeGle tOnnen auf folgenbs Or!
gu 8ettporIegern unb Stubenteppi4ep prd=
parirt perben: Man fpannt bic seize fo@e=
fdltig auf elm Brett auf, NIT Der 5!etl9iejt;
na9 oben unb %entfernt bur6 Mus1dabe1
mittelt zines tumpfen MeRers iebs Spun
an9angenber Settz un0 SIetiat9eiIe unb IdBi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
@un1et, ST., IL. San. 1899

9 n ct, Su, II. Sa1. 1899.
Wert6er 0err Simon!
Sd min es audi einmal Dsriuden, einen
fur5en Auf1ob fir Die r9etlage" su i6rsiz
ben, 9ier i'm Sotpn 5ampfb!re unb 8ut@
Lamb TT Die @rnte 5iemli4 gut ursgsfauen,
i9 tpobne i'm ~eriteren 9opn, oi9tean Der
Grenae Des apeitgenannten. 9aFer hra9te
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-10-20
Carpenter Shop Peasiilase.
Harper's Bazaar,


The Carpenter had put down his
tools and gone for his luncheon.
"Life with me is perfect BORE"
said the Anger.
"Tm little board myself" said the
Small Plank.
"There's no art in this country" ob.
served the Screwdriver. "Everything's
screwed in my eyes,"
"You don't stick at anything long
enough to know what you're driving
at" interjected the Glue.
"That's just it," said the Screw,
"He never goes beneath the surface
the way the Jack Plane and 1 do"
"Tut" cried the Saw. "I go
through things just as much as you
do. Life's stuffed with sawdust."
Regular grind" said the Grind.
stone.
81 agree with you," observed the
Bench. cit doesn't make any differ.
ence how we'll I do my work, I'm al
ways sat on"
"Let's strike" said the Hammer.
"That's it" cried the Anger. "You
hit the nail on the head that time"
"I'll hit it again." retorted the
Hammer, and he kept his word, but he
hit the wrong nail. That is why the
Carpenter now wears his thumb in a
bandage. 1t was his thumb nail the
Hammer struck.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-10-20
Royal Pastimes,

A st. Petersburg society paper states
that the Gar and Czarina when alone
take keen delight in cutting out carica-
lures of themselves from foreign jour-
nails, and pasting them on the white
walls of one of the rooms of the palace
They laugh like children over the long
procession of ridiculous figures.
In the palace at Osborne there is q
nursery used by the little Battenberg
princes, in which the dado is decor
ated by series of absurd pictures in
crayon done by their father, Prince
Henry. for their amusement.
Queen Victoria in her younger days
was fond of weaving, and found great
amusement in the use of loom. At
the Centennial Exposition in Phila-
delphia a fine cambria handkerchief
and damask napkin of exquisite
design were exhibited by the Queen as
specimens of her skill.
The Princess Louise is an expert
draughtswoman and sculptress. All
the Queens daughters are fond of