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The record-union., 1899-06-25

chases or along forbidden paths. Be-
tween right thought and right belief
there cannot be chasm of divergence.
But, as man is imperfect in all his pow
ers and processes, a conflict often re-
suits between thoughts and beliefs as
these are actually promulgated in the
world. We need, then, more men who
will think things through. In Christ s
command to love the Lord with all the
mind the literal translation would be
with a thorough mind. The very word
mind there used in the Greek denotes
a thinking through When men think
things through, and not specifically,
they will be quite certain to come gu.
into the clear field and sunny atmos-
phere Of a Biblical, evangelical faith,
where the wisdom of men is made of
none effect, in order that it may be
absorbed and glorified in diviner wis
DOM"
During the Reformation under
Luther" says the Interior (Pres.) of
Chicago, "ecclesiastics discovered how
Indifferent the multitude were to reali-
ties if only they might retain the
clude the Pope from Germany than to
erase line from the ritual. Men were
willing to accept a new creed, but not
to Danish the altar candles. And the
only time there ever was a religious
rebellion in Russia was when the au-
thoritieS struck out a silent letter from
the name of Jesus. In reading over
the accounts of last Easter services
this is impressed upon one anew.
There is. hardly a liberal preacher in
the United States who did not take
occasion upon Easter Sunday to deny
the story of the Resurrection; but not
one, so far as we have seen, silenced
the Easter anthem or removed the
Easter lily. In fact, in certain cases
it was to be noted that the feebler
the faith the more elaborate the dec
orationS. The less there was in the
sermon the more there must be in the
songs The people would consent to
the minister's preaching anything pro-
vided they still had their pretty flow
ers and sweet songs just as politicians
find it easier to interpret clear away
the spirit of the Declaration of indie
pendence, but would not, dare not.
touSil Lie IC-SictChSI VI Sky-I
y y y
with the tumult over every new
hereto two questions are raised" says
the Christian Register Onit.) of Bos-
ton. First, What is true? second.
What is according to the standards?
Now DIT follows as a matter of course
that every conscientious thinker seeks
to know the truth, and that he seeks
to make the standards of his church
correspond to the truth which is the
final authority. The statement is often
made and very commonly made by
Unitarfans, that the only standard
which ought to be considered is the
truth itself, and that Episcopalians,
Presbyterians, and others are unfaith-
full to their high commission when they
stop to- consider the question. Does the
belief Of this hereto agree with the
standards? without asking the further
The record-union., 1899-06-25

family, raising her great eyes to my
face. will you please send them
away? I would like to speak to you
alone"
I complied with her request, closed
the door,, and came back to my seat
beside her on the lounge, elasping her
poor little weak hands in mine.
Ben will never return, she said
with wan wistfulness. Il knew when
he went away I would never see him
again in life. 1 babe him good-by in
my heart, as we do those beloved ones
from whom death parts us-though he
did not know it. You and he were good
friends. Did you not wonder when he
seemed to love me so Unexpectedly, so
Quickly?'
Seemed to?" I echoed. HE did in
deed love you truly, my child
''Ah, no! He only seemed to- she
answered with sadness. I have given
my life for those few weeks of love
and joy: yet do not think the penalty
to heavy. I have given my hearts
blood to gain his love- She went on
dreamily. "Yet the thought of death
is sweet, and restful. Even in another
world / shall treasure thes memory Of
tlIC RdSC Lew WCChS d. llIC AdpplcSt VI
my life
Then by degrees came the pathetic
little story. "A so-called fortune teller,
living near here, was said to have a
potent love charm that had never been
known to fail. Silly girl that I was,
I went to her. She told me that for
large sum she would help me to gain
his love. / gave her what she asked,
and with a little instrument, she took
three drops of blood from my body, as
near my heart as she could. With that
and a tiny piece Of herb, she told me
to drop into his coffee, wine or any
liquid he might take. I did it, but
cannot believe it was that, which made
him turn to me, and love me as he
seemed to-
Sad, was it not? and terrible to
think Of? but she really and truly did
The record-union., 1899-06-25
IN RELIGIONS REALM.
EXPRESSIONS FROM VARIOUS
RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPERS.
The Religious Thought of the Day
as Expressed in the Sec
tartan Press.

referring to the Confession of
Faith" says the New York "Evangtl-
ist'' (Pres), I'VE find that the infalh-
BILE rule of Interpretation of Scripture
is the Scripture itself; that its author
ity dependeth not upon the testimony
of any man or church; that it was
given to be the rule of faith and life;
and that the Supreme Judge, by whom
all controversies of religion are to be
determined, and all degrees of coun-
ellis are to be examined, and
in whose sentence we can rest, can be
no other but the Holy Spirit speaking
in the Scripture To this, then, let us
make our appeal = from what men
think the Bible ought to be, to what it
actually is. The Bible makes no claim
to absolute historical accuracy; the
Confession teaches only that it is the
infalible rule of faith and practice
That it is sufficient and efficient for the
purpose of it's divine author, none
doubt or deny. That purpose, on its
own testimony, is that the man of
God may be complete, furnished COM
pleteIy unto every good work The
object of its inspiration is that it may
be profitable for teaching. for reproof,
for correction, for instruction that is in
righteousness And he truly honors
the Book who refuses to decide before
hand what it contains CIR how it is COM
posed; who measures its value and pur-
pose by it's own claims; and who
whatever of historical inaccuracy he
may or may not find in it, orders his
life in spiritual matters by its teach
ings.'
1.-The truth of the matter is" says
the New York observer" (Pres.), that
these great matters of religion cannot
be left for solution to man alone, much
less to simply one part of the man, as
for example, the rational faculty. Man
alone as a religionist unaided by di-
vine revelation, has always been fall
ure. Spiritual Institutions have not re-
trieved large masses of mankind from
paganism,. conscience has never ap
proved itself as an absolutely depend
able guide in all cases. The human
reason is greatly subject to prejudice
and error. and at the best is beset with
insuperable limitations in its search for
truth The faculty of faith, directed
toward an authoritative divine revela-
ton, needs, then, to be brought into
play. that the materials of religion may
be found in that revelation, and the
reason and conscience may be pre-
served from wandering off on foolish
The record-union., 1899-06-25

question, Are the standards correct?
We shall not be suspected of any lean
ing towards Presbyterianism or Episco-
pacy when we say that, if man has
accepted the standard, he ought to be
compelled to conform to it. Human
beings associate themselves together
under an almost. infinite variety Of
ideas, from the most trivial to the most
sublime. If to fat mems club a
member was admitted who was six feet
high and weighed 800 pounds and then
shrank to the proportions of living
skeleton, it would be perfectly fair to
say that he no longer conformed to the
standard of the club. The question
whether obesity or spareness was most
conducive to health would always lie
in the background. But in spite of it
the club would have a right to insist
upon its conditions of membership"
The New York independent speak
ing of the so-called faith cure, says:
This is one of the kind of evils that
must be cured, not by law, but by ed
ucation. The class of people that are
cured by religious faith is generally not
the intelligent class. 1t may include
people of fair education and social Gull
tivation, but they are almost never
those whose. study, has lain along the
lines of the laws Of evidence. They are
of the class of those who accept author
ity, and perhaps hold to it with the
greatest tenacity, but have no real
knowledge of what constitutes proof.
They have not learned the laboratory
methods. There may be cases in which
laboratory student is led away by
some of these faith systems, but such
cases are extremely rare. AS a rule,
the class of people who accept these
systems are intellectually and culturally
on a par with those Who swallow the
sillinesses of spiritualisnl There is no
panacea for these follies except educa-
ton. Law cannot WEI. be invoked
against honest, stupid, conceited, rabid
ignorance. On the religious side the
difficulty is the same, and the remedy
is still the same. Pastors and churches
are everywhere meeting the question.
What shall we do in the case of WELL
meaning, devout people who have been
entangled in the snare Of the faith
cure? General education las to the laws
of health and the causes of such dis
ease as typhoid fever is = better rem
edy than church discipline"
The record-union., 1899-06-25

.'It seems to me- observed the cynical
partner of the firm. that a married
woman ought to have a great advan-
tage over single woman as a type
writer"
Why so?" inquired the girl at the
machine.
because of her finger ring"
II don't know'-and she calmly
turned her soEtiare diamond around
where it could be seem think the
single women get the best engage
uy.1,ts. Chicago Tribune.
The record-union., 1899-06-25
Very True.

Jeweler-The first time you brought
this watch in here to be repaired it
was in gold case. The second time
it was in silver case. and now it's in
brass case.
Customer-Yes. circumstances alter
cases.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14

f6aftli6en @ertb Der @rrungeni9aft berz
borbebt, bic fi6 Mdnner tpie OaD1 unO
GarabaD ni9t tpiirben baben trdurren ldf@
len, 10 meint er bod, baB 8eriufe CUR
pruttif9en NusniiBung berIelben gu ma4sn
feien.
@h mir bereits gelegentli4 ber 9off<
nungen, tpel4e an bic Sliiftgmudung Der
Quft getniipft purben. gu bemerfeE Sc
legenbeit na6men, gebt es iiber u%nferen
5ori5ont, ME mir tinitli9 fGiifig semuAte
Sale als 8etriebsqueGe benuBen f0nnsn,
neil Die SGufigmd6ung ebsnio pitl @nerz
gle in NnipruA nebmen muB, tpie nu6Ger
bur9 ben 3iidgang in ben ga5f6rmtgen
3uftanb enttpidelt pirb. Sa, tpenn mir Die
2uft pber ben Maferitoff in Die Gegionen
Der abiolutsn &dlte fdiden unb tie DOn
bort fliIfig 5uriiderbalten t6nntcn! &ber
baB mir iebenfaQs iiber ben nStpff", tuenn
mir i'm in ieinem 8erbdlten ~gegeniiber Der
nabe3u 9rDBten &dlte big binuuf CUR b0Gz
item Biz babtn bpn eirem eleftrii9sn Ofen
entpidelten 9ibe $500 @rub) bep6daten
t0nnen, cine gang anbere 4nfi6t gepinnen
perben, als bisber, unb baB ft4 baruus fir
feline @erarbeitung unb @~ernenoung 8prz
t6etle ergeben perben, ldBt fi6 ni6t BE-
3tpeifeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
9aS @Iii6 BON GSenhnM.

SIN 2aufe bprtger Wo9e fam Der eng
ltf3e 2oro Wusgrdpe in Sem gorf an unb
6rd9te, pie borttge 8ldtter berii3ern, oqs
n9fiid bon @0er6aG" NIT. 2ebteres mar
bsfanntli9 Elm berrli9er &rDitaGbe9er, Der
i'm S6lofe @benbaa i'm S6ale bes SluFes
@oen in England als @r6ftid betpa6rt
fpuroe, unb er lit peltberii6mt bur9 u6z
lambs berrGi6e 8a1abe vOas Slid BON
goen9oI", bic BON 2ongfeGop, bieiem eng
characterization 1blunb, unter benz Sitel
The Luck of Edenhall 70 trefflicb in's
@nglti9e ii6ertragen tpurbe.
u9lano folgte in benz 9ebi9te jener traz
gtf3en Sage, pona9 Der iunge 2orb bon
@ben6au ba5 eble 9las, bon benz mad benz
Spru9e Der Stifterin, elmer See, Der Sort
beitanb ooer 11ntergdng Ieines 9auIes ab=
6tng, i'm truntenen l1ebermut6 beim 4nfto>
BEN nit fetnen 8ameraben, 3ertriimmerte,
porauf als6alo Der Seinb nit 8ranb unh
Worb ein1tiirmte unb Der iun9e 2orb, bas
5erIprungene 9las in Der !0anb, umtam.
Nab Der 8e~6auptung Der Musgraoea
entbehrt 0ieie Sage Der geT4i4tlI6en Nu6rz
felt. 2ebb in Baltimore u6er ite6t fir
bic Wa6r6ett Der Sage elm, erfldrt bas bon
8i9arb Musgraoe mitge6ra6te 8rpftauglaS
fir faGi9 urO itraft ben 8eiiber Our6 fol=
genbe naeitgemdBe gertir3ung" Oes UPLAND
I6en @ebi1tes:
@ben6aG, junger 2or6, toler &umpan!
Sneipte in einem fort, 6sitdnbig i'm S6ran
Sci Ieinem @eburtstag groBe 8neiperei,
2prb poG pie ne l1nfe, i9meibt Stamm.
i3oppen e%nt3tpei.
@Gite erf9reGen, perla1en bas 9aus:
@las lit aer6ro9en, Slid 1T 6alt aug!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
aoad1e,ttltd5e anttosa ataats Betnate, asttttsoot5, II. an,tt 1899.

den polts, tpirben i6r bic anberen gepiB
folgen.
8i9tiger als bieie 5orberungen, Dercn
grfiiGung tpobl mod in mebr Doer %peni9er
peitem 5eloe 1iegt, itnb bic 8ei6lihe. pelAe
ber Qer5tez@erein in 8eSug auf Die Sc
tGmpfung Der SubertuIoie ge<
faBt bat. Sic lauten:
vOa na9 forgfdltig aufgenommenen Sta
~tiftifen es it4 bera1sgefteIt bat, baB Don
alien SobesfGlen inn Otter bon Is Bis 60
elm 9rittel bon Der Smberfuloie 6err:i6rt,
unb baB BON ie so MenI6gn elmer an oieier
&ranfbeit leibet; unb bd urtbeilsfdbige SaAz
leute ~bebaupten, bdB bur9 geei9nete 8ez
6%unhlung minbeitens Elm Siinftel Big Elm
8iertel Der S~llberfuloIeS 8ranten gsbetlt
perben f0nne, unO 0d ferner bic eurppdtIden
&egierungen eifrig betrebt itnb, Dieie &rantz
6eit aus Der 8elt gu f9affen, tpdbreno itiz
tens Der Ser. Staaten als Nation Bis babtn
MOD ni9ts in biefer pi9tigen SADIE 9eidez
ben lit, 10 lei es bef9lpHen, baB Der PrGfiz
bent Elm Gpmite BON 6iinfen ernenne, nit
Der 8oIma9t ii9 gu ergdn3en, tpel4es einen
9eri4t ausurbeiten fpQ iiber bic Natur Der
SubertuloIe un0 lire Nnitedungsfa9igteit,
10 pie iiber bic tpirtiamften Mtttel, ilrer
8erbrettung einen Damn entgegen5uieben
unb ba5 8olf gu periOnli9er &id1t9t auf
feline @eIunobeit gut er5ieben, UNI bic Gelsz
genbeiten gum @ngetedtiperben bur9 Su@
bertulofe gu Derminoern un6 bic 4uslt9t dnf
SeiGp1ng gu bermebren; Iptpie iiber Die Hdtb@
li9teit, rationale unh 1taatli9e SanaEorien
ein3uri9ten, l1rb ii6er fonitige auf ben Sc
g~en1tanb be5iigli9e @ngelegenbeiten. Oieier
8ert9t 1T Dem GongreB Der Ser. Stdaten
unb ben @efebgebungen Der ein5elnen Staaz
ten nit benz bringenben griu9en Tim i9leuz
nige grgreifun9 Der nOtbi9en MaBregeln gu
unterbreiten."
0iefe Sorbernng 1T prattii4 uno lelft
~erfiQbar. Ser @pngreB tpirb ii3 l9perz
Ii9 tpeigern, bic fir cine 1oGde GommiiIton
n0tbt9en Mittel gu getpdbren, benin es 5an@
belt fi9 bier Inn bic @efunbbeit Der Ndtton
uno Der ~3utiinftigen 9ei9ledter, unb ment
Der 8eri9t er19eint, 10 pirb elm gemeinla@
mes @orgeben BET Den @efebgebungen gu
iibereinftimmenben geiebli4en MaBnabmen
it4er penigftens bel ben meiiten feline Wirz
flung niht berfeblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
SAnet nidt smm vSrcibcitsmdr=
fs1rer||.

Ser begobte 8erliner 9ubli3it Martz
milan 6arben beiibt Die 9abe, fir
feline 9rin3ipien piirOig gu letOen, DurAaus
ni6t.
8on Der 5eitung Wei4ielmiinoe aug, no
er ~gegentpGrtig cine balbjdbrige Settings
bait peqen Der betannten gMaieftdts6eleiD'<
gungen" a6IiBt, ieuf8t, ftObnt uno %iananlsrt
err in ieiner Submit" i4per. Gr tla9t,
boB er ,in einen engen, niebrigen lno fiBlen
Raum gefperrt" fet, geftebt ober, baB er
oIeine 5reiitunben bat, mo er feline 3eQe bsr7
lafen fann, baB er 8efu4e empfdngt unb
Sa5. S6or ni6t por a6t u6r 4ben0S gez
f6loFen nirb". 3ugteih iammert er, u'pie
cine baIbjGbrige 6reibeitstrafe nit oQ iDren
8ealeiterI6einungen auf einen t~ranten, ienz
fi6len, an freie 8etpegung unb getftige NM
regung getp06nten Meni4en pirtt". lleber
feline 8eI3Gftigung in Der 8efangenI &aft
fact er: 81 peit E, fein @efunobeit53u1tan
geftotte, nbeT9Gftige er iiA nit Der r3nz
tunft". NuBerbem blide er in einen Te@
itungs6of, morbe in ieiner Belle &elerail elm,
a6te bQrauf bdB aug ben WaQ60blen nift
MGuie unb 8atten binetnfpa3ieren, lmlfhe
Dem @equat Der Sr019e in ben Qbenos alle
Wo6lgerii6e NrabienS entbe6rli9 mdCbenz
ben @rG6en, berfeinere fein mu-iifaliifes
8sfii6l beim 9or4en uuf bic tdgliAen
~1tebungen Der in NeufobrpaIer garniioniz
renben Srommler unb Pfeifer unb gebe iid
Mii6e, 6GBli4e 8egungen beS Neibes 3u
nnterDrii6en, fpenn er brauBer, i~enIeits Der
feftungstpGGe, freie MenI9en boriibertpun@
0eln fe6e." Damn tommen alerlei f9refti@
peTtmifti3e MeuBerungen ii6er heut19e
@ofitif, iiber bas neueIte pom faiierliGen
6pfpoeten Qauff unter Mitpirfung bes
&aifers gef6affene 3ollernoramu D@iien=
5a6n", iiber bic beGenbe Meute Ieiner jour
naliitii6en @egner, feline SdlafIoiigfeit
II, I. m.
9Offentli4 gebt er in ieiner iiblen 2aune
Dem Staatsanpalt ni3t auf's Neue tn'5
@arn!
MarimiGiun 9aroen 1T erft fie6enunbz
oreiBtg Sabre alt, 1nb bo4 felt er ii9 in
elmer ie6r mtlben 9uft, Die inn D0nige 9es
13dfttgun9s@ unb @orreiponben3frei6eit
Sch, So unb Srintz6rei6eit, fopie Ser
febrs@6reiReit beinube ben gun3en Sag, gez
@tattet, 10 fldgli4 an! Sobonnes
Srotan bonn 8erltner v8tabberabutI9"
mar iiber fe43ig Sabre alt, oIs er amF Der
fefben 5etung inter benIel6en Gegulatios
men feline @trafe pegen nMaiefdtsoeleiOi-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
S6ten 1t4sS Die 0oIitieer+

SIS 1T gan5 natiirGth, baB Parteipolitttet
ben Hu6m be8 Seebeloen S@lep fir fire
3pede ~aus3unuben fu4en.
G9Gep's 3riump63ug bur9 Nebrasta er@
tpedte in Nnbdngern hes Nebrdsfaer Sill
berappftels 8rpan fpgar ben tiibnen 9eban~
fen, G9lep gum nd9ften bemofrattfd)en
@i5eprdi ibent16afts : &%anbibaten, ne6en
8rpan als Prd1iOenti9aftsz &anbioaten, gu
MAIDEN.
Oo9 @6GeD bebantt ii8 auf's entiGiez
benite fir bieie Gbre pie i~iberbaupt fir jeoe
polittf4e 3umutbung, gletboiel BON pelG}er
partet fie an i'm geftelt tperOen mag. Gr
fa9t in einem bonn @mpfGnger DerOffentliGa
ten 8riefe an isinen Sreunb, ben friberen
8un0esfenator ManOerfon 81 Sma6a, Taft
bon unb beIdefOen 5OGgenOes:
SD tpeiB ni6t rebt, mas i9 getban babe,
I'm bon einigen entbuiiaittf9en 5remnoen
gum S9pan3 BON 9errn 8rDan's 9raden
gema9t ant tperben. Mir fam es itet8 bumm
por, penn 1olfe MGnner bonn Seer unb bon
Der Slotte, lpel6e nur cine geringe &ennt=
niB bpn Dffentli9en MGnnern uno cine np69
g%eringere &enntniB BON Dffentli6en Nngez
legen6eiten BADEN, na9 politif3en Stelen
trabten, W}ir ti's pie benz @eneruI @herz
man 5u Mut6e, tpel9er 1agte: ipenn er
nominirt piirbe, 10 tpiir6e er niht anneb<
men, unb i'm Sane ieiner @rpdblung tpiirbe
er ni6t bienen. 0o4 in meinem Safe be-
ftebt feline folbe gefabr, 9enn ib babe me-
Der bic 8efdbigung nod bic berpOrraaenOe
8ebeutung, met9e MIDI fir cine unbere Stelz
lung, Die b0ber lit als meme g~egenpdrti9e
in @ori9lag bringen t0nnte, unb iA perliere
bur4 fpl6e Oinae feinen S4laf."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14

O11,000 unb pirb i'm SUM n. S. f9 Big
auf T,676,000 er6D6en. Sin anOerer 3ez
gierungsitatitifer, Or. s., g. prit9ett,
Superintendent Der &iiiterz 1tnb gepbGtiz
fben 8ermeKungen, but uusgere6net, baB
bas Semi usergebniB T,472,0O0 fem nirb,
ulfo I'm 100000 %tleiner, aGs McgD1 be-
re9net. @r Fat auf @runb Der pprge6enz
ben 3db1ungen fir bic 3unabme bic fol-
9en6e TormeI ~9efunben: PIP .48414
5.102t4t0.0 63ta+O.O 3Ots, tpobei bic erite
3tffer bic 8eb0Lterung bon 1910, t bic
!3abt ber felt 1910 berflolienen S1br3ebnte,
nn6 P natiirli6 Bic 8eb6lferrng bebeutet.
Na6 bieier 5ormeG rednet er fir 1900,
tpie gefagt, cine 8epDlterung BON 77,472,z
900 (mas frettib ni4t gang ftimmt,
mir tpenigitens finOen Ii 77,256,00W> fir
1910 cine BON 94,673,OOO, fir 1850 cine
bOn 19O,74O,OO0, fir 1000 cine bOn $685.
100000, un0 fir's Sabr 2100 cine bon
1,112,867,O00 6eraus, unb BEL glei9er 3uz
na6me miibten mir in taufenb Sa6ren cine
geD0Iferang BON 41,000 Milionen baben.
S6 Die GrnG6rungsOerbGltniRe it4 Bis baz
bin NIT 9iiGfe Der @6emie 70 gednbert baz
ben nerben, baB unfer 2anb = benin unIere
neuen grtper6ungen ftno babel niAt in
Re4nung ge3Ogen - cine iOl6e Menf4en<
mdIe - eS tpitrDen 1883 auT bic 9ua@
brutmeiGe fem, ge9en ettpa Is iebt, err
nd6ren fam, Gdien mir babingeiteIt fein.
9ie Wa6ri8einli4teit ipri6t Oagegen, unb
tpenm mir es in bunbert Subren audi mod
gang gut auf $50 MtiQionen bringen fOnz
men, ba fir TO bel ausgiebig plab bor6anz
ben, 70 pirb fth bo9 BON ba an Die 8e=
oOlterungs3una9me : 3iffer boruusft9tli9
6eitdnbig unb f6neG p~erringeru.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14

Sabon babe i6 mid Bel @elegenbeit meiz
ner idbrli9en 8eIu9sreifen mad Der berrz
li9en 8elingbam 8ai in ben lebtberflohes
men 4-5 Subren 10 polfOmmen iiberaeu9t,
bdB es mid Ordnet, ben fih bierfiir Sntereiz
~iirenbeu an osIer Steae bapon Mitt6etlung
gu MAIDEN.
3par itedt biefer gdrtnerii9e SnbuItriea
3ipeig in tener @egenb nod in ben 8a6p=
I9uben; bic in biefer Ri9tung gem19ten
QlnfGrge finb megen Mangels an &apituG
nod re9t beI9eiben; bod, BADEN erft einmaI
bic grDBeren SanbeGsgdrtner unb 8lumen=
spiebeGz Smpprteure bss Oftens bic lleberz
5eugung auf ii4 einipirfen la1en, baB in
ienem norbtpeItli6ften Wintel %unferes 2anz
bes auf Dem @e6iete Der gGrtnertf4en Sui
tur Elm neues 6o1anb i'm grtieben Bee
griffen 1T unb mad DoGbrd9ter @nttpidez
lung unb Qusoe6nung bteier Snbuitrie auf
breiter commeraieIIer 8afis bas dlte 9olz
lamb ais SDucint6en@ un6 Sulpen@2tsferant
in bic Rumpelfummer geporfen tperben
fonn, 10 petben bic erforberliGen @elbmtttel
unb Der 1nternebmungsgeiit tpo9l nt9t ldnge
mebr auf Ii9 tpurten Gafen.
Sc lit Die @bii9t, bieIen 5erbft i'm Qin<
cp1nz9art bier in @bicago elm
qr0Beres Beet nit i'm pefli4en @uibinetOu
qeaii9teten 8lumen5piebeln Der19ieoener
@orten ~an5upflan5en, Inn i'm 5ribiahr i'm
@tunbe gu fein. ben bieiigen Sloriten uno
SunbelssGrtnern, iotpie ben 8lumenfreuna
ben i'm Qlngemeinen gum eriten Wtale cine
@6auftsuung bon 9puctntben, SuIpsn u.
+. 10. ameritant4s 3u4tung
in boiler 9lIt9e bpr 4ugen gu fi9ren.
M%nbreas Simpn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
SpecMtatiOmett i&ber 4sufere 5ttfiimfs
fiae 8eD0lferttma.

1tnIere 9tutttifer finb eifrig babel, iber
6us tpa6rf9einlibe @rgebniB Der nG41z
iG6rigen 8olts3d6lung 8ere6nungsn an5uz
fteGen. ltnb Tie iinO ii9 bariiber einig, 6aB
Die 3iffer 3ni19en II unb 70 Mtuionen
liegen tpirb. @iirbe Die 3una6me cine
glei9e geblieben fem, nie i'm Dorigen Sabr@
5eGnt - 24.8 gro3ent - 70 tpiroe Das
grge6niB 78,152,256 iein miiifen, aber OBJ
qlet9 bic Nbna6me Der Ster6li4teit auf Der
einen @eite barauf bingepirtt 9aben muB,
lie 8ebOlterun9s3iffer gu er609en, 10 bat
auf Der anberen Settle Der 5unebmenoe Sim
tritt Der Srau tn's 8erufsle6en, Die ba@
1ur6 ber6eigefii6rte REMEMBERING Der Set
rat6en uno @e6urten uno bpr alien 9tn9en
bic groBe N6na6me Der @intpunberung Der
8eD0lterun9s3una6me entgegengear6eitet'
limb es nirO bes6al6 cine ue6errui4ung
Iein, nenn bas Geni usergebniB it9 au
piel i6er II Mtqionen felt,
Dem @tatiftifer bes @9abamtes
Srn. S. g., McGop 5ufol9e, mel:
der ben ber39iebenen &egierungs:
ubt6eilungen uno ben Sinan5aus:
f6iTen bes GongrefTes bic 8eO0lterun9s=
aifFern gu liefern fat, beren bteie BEL Del
Nusurbeitung Der Steuerz urb Surifgeiebe
bebiirTen, unb Der felten peit bonn 3iel
trifft, betrdgt bic 8ep0Iferung 4ente 76,>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-14
@rieMtfGe @etne fito OOrsi8Iid)
fir 8r0Mfe tttO @eMefen0c.

Mlr boben sipei SDrtet Weiu. beren 9aeben bon @rie.
fenlano na1 ealtlornIst 2erp lanst Dproen INN. Ste'
felben iino BON ou~Rereep6bniibem mublgei9mad uhh
tuerben BON Aer5ten ontS Warmite s~mpfoblen, neil fe
~f6rberub auf bic 2,erbauuu9 unb bic 9IutbiIbund mirs
fen. lin bleie Weine iiberoI eiu3ufIbreu. bteten MIR
~bieielbeu gu ermdBi9ten 9reiien on me fol9t: Sauta
Mauro. lit Elm iebr ibDner IIebllb ihmtedenber rbtb'
li6er SiBpein. dbuli9 lie portiuein. toitet nnr SAC
SIbmein. Gbnlib ipie Nlu8fatsaer. foftet aid MIR SAC
per 9unone. gttenaub iogte neri6umen. bieie @Deire
fir @lutorme ober Yterneni6mate 5u %probtren. @ir
beben ole 5orten Weiue nnb Spirituoien. inner Sc
ibdft 1T has grDete TN 9anaen Meiten: aGir rebneH
rihts fir 9erpodun9. @aoren limb aabIbor nod @nts
pfon9 unb 6utbefpnb. Nibtsuia9en6es nebmtn mir
Surtd. 9tuf Wunia sahltn mir Die SSro1t mob alien
2beiIen Der 8ereiutgteu Staoten nuo rebnen bont fTr
SSrodt Sc per @alore bel Quantit0ten BON 5 Galonen
ober mebr. uuisrn &ataID9 nit &ieberiammlun9 uuh
Mnii9tsaIburl peritideH mir tret.
9as 9rOBe 9eutf&e 5aus.
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