davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
farmers Bulletins.

SIM 8unbesz Nder5auamt ftnD
6teier Sage foI9enOe neue Bulletins fir 5arz
mer i'm Druid eri6tenen: Thirty Poiso-
nous Plants of the United States.
Bulletin Nr. sc. - Experiment Station
Work: Soil Moisture, Fertility of
Soils, Cover Crops for Orchards, Gull
tivating versus Cropping Orchards,
Transplanting Trees, Fecundity of
Swine, Food Value of Eggs, Starch
from Sweet Potatoes, The Tosd as a
Friend of the Farmer; Bulletin Nr. 81.
- Alkali Lands; Bulletin Ger. 50.
@pn Der @erfuD5fatipn in
80 t6t9an tuer6en perianbt: Methods
and Results of Tillage; Bulletin Scr.
1854. - Draft of Farm Implements;
Bulletin $40. 1865. Branches of Sugar
Maple and Beech as seen in Winter;
Bulletin Nr. 5. = Potatoes. Ruta-
Bagas and Onions; Bulletin Ger. 6.
Decentralization in Sero8:
The Grape; Bulletin g3r. 48.
8eru9SfattDn III GaGiforz
nten: Orchard Fumigation; Bulletin
Set. 1872. - Olives; Bulletin Ger. 1913.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Gin Gag auf Ser Stats Soir in
st. paul.
Cgon GmtiI SaefeI, @maua, Sotpa.)
(GdbtuR.)

GnIuR.)
Die pferbeausfelung mar NIT alien
g~ang6aren &afen Oerfeben. Die 5atrotetpz
Jarm in 3oIemount, Mftnn,, unO &0fter
aus Nort6fielb, Mtnn., 9atten je cine bib
f9e Collection pferbe ausgeitelt, leBterer
ou9 ca. 10 Yer9erons, t%porunter it4 1e6r
gutes Material befanb, per9erons paren
in Menge borbanben unb i9ienI oaS Snz
tere1e benfel6en febr 3ugeipunOt 81 iein.-
9as engIii9e @oublutpferb iteate Elm GEE
niigenoe8 Contingent. IS 1T Elm 2urusz
pferb unb als cine tiinitlt@e 3u@t gu be-
tra6ten. Die GnglGnber BADEN es ~bertanz
ben, in einen i4md4tigen un0 eleganten
&0rper bel @ett, temperament uno &raft
6ineinaupffan3en. Sn Ieinen feiten Mtus@
teln unb f~traffen Sebnen ltegt Iein tna6rer
@ert6. Muf Der 8ennba6n fann es in Der
fir3eIten 3eit ben grDBten Baum binter
ii9 lai7en unb ii6ertrifft an Nusoauer ale
anoeren pferOera1en, 9as @lpoesoalez
gferb, bus auA D~ertreten mar, 1T ebenfaas
cine englii9e 3ii9tung unb geb0tt gum
talten G6toge. Negen feinem p3legma
unb f8perem &Drper6au eignet es ft9
tpo6l am heIben sum 6ortbetpegen BON
1Aperen 2aiten auf gepFlaterten uno
6au1iirten 9traBen. Dtrb es NIT elmer
po1enben, Isi6terer Rafie peritGabnibooa
e~etreu3t, 10 entfte9t Elm gutes 5armpfero.
IS fommt ppr, baB bel Der &reu3utg oft
unptfentli6e 6ebler gennabt tperoen, Die
Die Yferbe3uGt 1e4r perleiben tOnnen. Wan
pQart S6iere, mo Die @gtreme (duBer1ten
Gnber) gu melt uuSeinunber ltegen unb bic
sFolge baDon 1T, OaB bic CUR Melt font
menDen So6len benz heabft9tigten 3mede
ni6t entipre6en; es ftno gr0Btent9eils
Ifrop6ulDie @etaGten, oft au9 Monitrums,
bic entpeoer balb na9 Der 9eburt einge>
ben, pOer, ipenn tie audi am 2e6en 0leiben,
bo6 fe6r 19le6te Srtterbermertber perOen.
Sin alter 3ii6tungsipru9, Der Su bea9z
ten pGre, lautet: nNebnlides nit 9e6nz
li9em gepaart, giebt pieoer Ne9nttbes".
35ablrei9er als Die pferbe, ipar bas
gei6 Der born6etrDnten 6Guptsr, bas
Ginbbie6, aufmurf@trt. Mls guies Mil9z
bteb fam nur Die SerieDz uno bic 6olz
Itei1zSrieff6e &ofIe angeieben lperOen; lie
paren aud in beOeutenOer Nn3a1f bu unO
quhen &unbe BON elmer lguten 3u6tri6=
tung. l1~e6erbaupt f6eint ft3 0ttanefota
bic ,3udt DON 9utem 8inbDie6 Iebr ungez
leqen Iein gu luien, Nls Gi6ftelo, Sem
pepin g., mar cine 9eerDe SolteiuzSriez
fen uuseefteGt, Oeren f4Dn aus9egIi4ene
5ormen auf einsn sutsn 3a9ter i9lleBen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08


o~erioren gebt, menn nidt 5e;tig porgebeugt
pirb. Man fann biefem 1te6el lei1t a6z
6elfen, menn man i'm @inter Die gum Scuz
llren nDtbigen &eiier l6neiDet Wno oieiel6en
in einem IIblen Seller in 6 3Oq feuGter
Sonb itedt, 10 oaB ie am 2e6en 6%leiben,
p6ne aus3uI9lagen. Sobato Die gu berz
eOelnben 8Gume geniigenb 5aft BADEN, Die
ftets i6neQer boran ge6en a(s 0ie I'M Seller
ol1fbena6rten Geiier, ocultre mar fol6e uno
nd6 2-3 Monaten f0nnen ME 8dume
f6on auf bas oculirte Nuge 3uriiGgeI4nitz
ten merben, 10 bab Die oereoelten 8Gume
fdon i'm nd6ften Winter fertig gum Ser
p~Fian3en Itnb. 9a5 Sculiren 1T bier in
GaGifornien benz PfrOpfem uor3u3ie6en, ba
Die pculirten Srtebe idneller ipahien oGs
bic gepfropften unO ii4 better NIT benz
Muttertamm ~bereintgen.
Cine ii9ere Weiie, tpie man f9mere
&erne, pie pfirii@z, 8%flanmen=, Nprtto@
fenfteine, Manoeln, WaIniiffe etc. gum Sci
men brt1gen fam.
Mun ne6me 2-3 Mon1te, e6e man bic
Seine ge6rau9en min, cine &ifte 3 SUB
BEL 4 SUP UNI 1 SUB bo6, 8oOen uahi9t
ober gang Obne 8OOen, i4t4!e auerit in bsr@
feI6en 2-3 3oG Sanb, bunn 2 3oa Gteine
ober aerne, 2 3ol Sanb, 2 3oG &erne, 2
3ou Ganb, 2 3ou &erls Ii, +, To-, bis Die
&iife bOG lit. Man bGlt ben @anb feu4t
bur4 b~dufi9ss 8egieBen. 9o6alO bic Seine
81 3oq lang iinb, pflan5e man biefe!ben
in Rei6en etma 1 SUB BON einanber ent@
fernt unb bic 9}et6en 4 Biz 6 SUB BON elm
amber entfernt; 6 SUB lit better ais 4 SUB,
Die iungen 8Gume foGten i'm nG@lten
Su1t Bis Nuguit fart genug iein, I'm Ocuz
ltrt peroen 81 10nnem.
X X X
Die GaliForniI9en aoiinen firo i'm Iebz
ten SSSabr bur9 Die ~beretnigten Gdtfin
@ropers ~psrfauft tporben, ppburh gate
8eIultate er8ielt tpurOen. Sour fneniBe
feline &o1tnen@3 i6ter. 6atten iid1 n!9t an
geIdIoRen, gu ibrem eigenen S4aoen, Ser
Galiforntf9s Jru6tbau tit IN SoI3e beicn
i'm Nufi3purg begriffen, mas %beionbers
qrnbe 8eiteuungen Bel ben Nur1ertes perur=
fo6t Fat. Die 5ra6t fir 5ru6t in aiIten
bon Galifornien na9 Dem Often 1T 1 Sent
Der Pfuno in @agenlaoungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
0nbaltsper5eihnt6

/. settle: Qn sic 2eIer Fraut un6 9iiben-
Tarmers Bulletins = Sect Su9orz@ a3ette = Trib>
iabrss0% fu[iren Sin Sag aui Ser @tuotss6oir
in ct. 9aul-8rieftaiten: 8Iaueni6wdnSe
inter SEM @sfliige(- SdGsidenoe Nufbtdbuns
beim &in6pieb - Setmidbi9tctt un6 &eimprobe bes
Rleeiamens Mosen> unb 9armnesentsanbung
bel S9wetnen WetlSbronbbluti9l as beim Rinbs
p:eb 0arnblaisns&ubr beim 4ierb - Metcrrs6z
nung.
2. settle: Cine @iiben3uferfabrif iiir Colorado
- auS @tiiouri - Sbeoyie uno Y1ar:s = NuS
&eras - Der stor9 bel 8aliers - GuS Soma -
acknowledgements in ben Ser. Stoaten aus
Gana6a Qu6 Nebrasfo gus Suinois Nus
Miuneiota - 8tatter unb 8Giitben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Beet Sugar Gazette.

9aB bic 3une6menbe 8ebeutung un1erer
einbetmif3en 8ii6en3uderz SSSnhuitrie elmer
ben Sntere1en Der 2eBteren ausf9liebli6 qee
piometen Sa45oitung bebarf, 1piro po6l Niez
manD in N6reDe ftelen, Der nit Der 56dtz
fa4e befarnt 1T, oaB in europa ni9t peniger
als 20 tp0bentli6e unD monatlt6e 8lGtter
er5@einen, bic lire Spdlten in ben 0ient
lbtefer SnOu1trie Itellen. Ts tpirb oa6er in
bet6etligten Sreiien bieies 2anoes bic Na6z
ri6t tptIto1men ge6eiBen lperben, baB nun
audi fir bic dmerttdnif6sn Giiben3uderfdbriz
fanten utb &iibenbauer Elm Srgan ms Do
fein g%etreten 1T, tpelCbes es fib CUR ~aleinigen
Nufgabe gemabt bat, bic %@rFa6rungen bon
anertamten Spe3ta1iften auf benz @ebiete
bes G~ii6enbaus, Der 5a6rifeinri9tung uno
bes te9nii4en Sabrifbetrisbes, iomie ii6erz
bdupt dles 0iKenspertbe in 8e5ug alf ben
8eItanb uruo bic @eiterentipidelung unferer
aiiben3uder zSSnbuitrte in 1Gmmtli9en3uderz
riibenZO iftriften bes 2anbes in bele6renoer
unb Iei9t fuBli6er 8eiie ieirsn 2eIern porz
3uTW9TeI.
0ieIe neueite Gri9einung auF benz Sc
biete Der englif4 geortdten larioipirtBl9uft=
li9en Sadliteratur betiteIt ii9 The Beet
Sugar Gazette, tuir6 mouatItb 0pdter
pa6ri9einGi3 4p04entfi9) 6erausgegeben BON
S. $. S6per3gen, 1873 &ialtO Building,
Chicago, un0 to5tet So baS Sa6r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Qu oie Sefer.

Brtefs urb ~iOniti9e fir Die n8e:la9e'
beitimmten Wittbeilungen u~brefire man &c,
fduigft an
Mnbreas Simon,
Observation-Disclosures 3ebafteur
Der
SQinpis Stuatsz3eitung,
GbicagO, SG,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Kraut uno Raben.

Qeiter arbettet iebt an 5pei
9roietten, tppmit er bic @elt begliiden miI,
uGmIi9 @agen obne pferbe unO MtIh
o9ne 8ibe.
Murine gitp, Mi9igon, ion i'm
2Hufe biefes Sabres cine groBe 3uderfabrit
betommen. @iertaufenb @der 3uderriben
1oGen gepflan5t perben.
* x x
@on 5rantfort in SnbianuD irb nit
get6eilt, bag in perf4ieOenen 3betlen ienes
Gountps Die 8ieneno0lter in Solge Der
tiir5li9en talten 8itterung i4tper geIitten
Baben.
Mit benz 8uu Der 3uderfabrit in Dimes,
Nebrusta, tpirb binnen Sturgeon begonz
men perben. Der 8au neri9ieDener Srun<
men CUR 2ieferung Deg erforoerIi4en 8af=
fers 1T bereits i'm 9ange.
X X \
ginige 9unbert 9eutf9e, tpeG6e' in Der
l1mgegenb pon Netpton in g u i tpo6~
men, perben am 20, MGr3 biefe @egen0 perz
Iafen unb in Spe3ialzGars nab Manitpba
fabren, UNI ith bort nieber8ulafen.
y X x
Die preife Der 5~armlGnbereien q e.
brastas geben angefi6ts Der INNER ftGrz
fer auftretenben gta9frage, tpenn audi nur
langiam, 10 bod ununterbrO9en in Die
6D6e. Sn Der NG6e BON Nu6urn 1T n8otz
tom"z9anb, bas bor einigen Sabren fir
500 per Ncre gu 6aben mar, ieBt fir $50 per
&cre pertauft porben.
Die GtIenba6nen MAIDEN a~uBergep03nz
It9e Mnitrengungen, I'M NniieDler na4
0orbz9ufota gu bringen. Die
Nort6ern Bacific, bic @reat Nort4ern unb
Die SOD tperben Gnbe M}Gr3 unO Infangs
Rlpril @rtru5iige luufen Eafen, Die State
BON ct. PauG na9 alien Stationen in
Norbz9 atota, Dftlt9 Oom MiHOurizSIuB,
D,rb S. betra9en.
s. SO. Stanton, prGibent Der pSou>
t6ern SGIinpiS horticultural @ocietp" ,
Sagt, er lei mad forgfdltiger Inter u6ung
BON mebreren Der bebeutenbiten Sbftgdrten
i'm Iubli6en S6eiIe bes Staates iiber3eugt,
buB rs 9rO3ent Der 9firii9ernte %erTrOren
finb, baB aher bic Musfi3t uuf bic 2tpfel<
unO 8~eerenernte cine pOr3iigIi4e 1T.
* y X
Meb1zSruf, alto tbeures 8rOb,
3udersSrut, % 6 Srnt q,
5letfd Sruf, Stf@eret@
Sruf- 70 fpirb benz armen Seufel BON
Nrbeiter in iebem S6eile 1etner Na9rung
fem mi9felig ertporbener 8erbienit per<
fiir3t. Wenn bunn fem 8ei6 iebob am
mo6eni9luB nit eerer Sof8e gu benz
Grocer ge6t, ba beiBt es bort: rgO 9rut!"
Poor Trust is dead!"
= X X
mtt 46 gegen 16 @timmsn, 4 nrebr uGs
Der n6t6igen 3peibrittelmebr6eit, bat Ger
@tuatsfenut BON MinnefOta bic Bin,
tpeG9e fir 9rGnien an bic 3uderriibemfa brit
$4,000 beptQi9t, fiber bas 8eto bes
8%Ouberneurs angenommen. Gter Demo=
truten itimmten nit ben 8epubIifanern fir
Die Sin. SIM 9auie mar iie i4OR oorber
liber bag @eto paiitrt.
Der gr1Bte Sungbieboertauf, Ger felt
Sabren in Gan Mntpnio, Seros, itdttz
9%efunoen, purbe am %. 5ebr. bOl5ogen,
1ls Die SEQ. 9. 2ooing Company fir 9dz
pto1on C SIeming 5000 3tpetiGbrige uno
1000 1d3rt9e Stiere fir etpd $375.O00 an
.. @a9pner &c Sons in NorbzSeros perz
taufte. Der gr0Bte She'll bes 8ie6es fam
BON ben 9eeroen 8i9arb Sings uno So6n
Gsnnebp's in gauecss Gountp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Ote R eoaftion n.

,1O6. Was berite6t man unter .ssantuf("
beim gefligel9 SIT Oumit Der pfau aez
meint? &Onnen Sic mir cine 6irma nenz
men,, tpeI@e pfuueneisr berfauft?
Sobn@reuter, Sninois.
4ntport: &ls vSantails" be5ei6z
net man gemeinbin bic pfauentml6en, bic
i6ren Namen ibrem rei66efieberten, alasqez
breiteten, na6 Dirt bes @fauenI 6tpanses
aufri4t6aren S9pan3e berbdnfer. 9elbftz
%berftdnbli9 fam man ben Namen n7Sunz
tail" au4 benz Pfau felbf, iopie benz
Pfauenargas, pfauentrutbdbn etc. b~eiGegen.
Weoen Pfauen=8 ruteiern tann S6nen entz
peber Sohn 8auider in Sreeport, ST., pber
G6ds. 9dmmerbtnger in Columbus, g.,
nG6ere Mustunft ert6eilen.
10Y. ST babe einen tpertbbonen 8uGen,
Der felt 2 MOnaten Ofters aufgebtG6t 1T;
i9 babe i'm f@on Oreimal nit Dem Mefer
unb einmal NIT Dem Srotar geito@ep, Inn
bic Safe entpei9en gu lafen. 9as G6ier
befommt gutes Simotbpz unb &lesbeu, etz
mas Corn unb Safer. 8as mag Die urz
la4e bieies llebels iein unb pie 1T es gu
beieitigen9
@onrab Gtffert, Soma.
Mntmort: Mtutes Mmfbld6en, 3romz
meliu9t, fam bier ipo6l faum in Setru9t
tommen, neil btefe bauptid6li9 muir na9
benz GenufIe BON faftigem Griinfutter, pel@
DIES NAB ober bereift, erbibt lit, bon per=
borbenen, faulen, in 9dbrung iibergegunz
9enen &noGen nno &iibenfrii9ten, rad
eierigem @enuB BON 99fdmpe, 8iertraOern
u. +. m. entfteben tann. ober audi, lpenn iid
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaften.

@insu1 ieben 2eier 1T bag He6t einses
rdunt, ih9 briefGi3 ober miinbGia an bic
Rebaftion um @ustunft iiber betimmte
Puntte gu tpenben, peG9e, fopeit eos in urs
ferer Mu4t Iiegt, 9eipdbrt tperben pirb.
Nnfra9en, benen ni@t Der Na1ne unb bic
ssnaue &breffe bes Srageftelers beigefiiqt
ttnb, perben ni9t b%eanttportet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-08
4rtbjabrssO fuliren .-Deribteoenes
Son Otto &mbSorT, @i1oIio, @oL
(S6lub.)

(S6lub.)
SIS fommt oft bor, bag einige oculirte
8dume bom u~ergangenen CONNER ni4t
anpu4ien, tpOOur8 sep09uli@ Elm Sa3r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15

the Coiumhia r1ssr." wfll not b hailed
With uumixed ny tn Portland
- a
Anyway. Ne trust the Canadian editors
win discover that there 10 no question
over the boundary Of Seattls's hospitality.
- -
BY following literally David Harum's
golden rule-Do unite others - they would
do unto you, and do n nrst-Aguinaldo
very neatly get rid q his old friend and
fellow patriot. Gen. Luna
- -
The troshae-nakers are now tryfng TO
place Gen Henderson, at outs with the
administration: but II win be found that
the general can and win sing . very loud
bass In the expansion chorus.
- -
The sweet girl graduates now have the
Fight-of-way to public attention. Every
year We all get . great deal OF indispens-
able advice from them. written on choice
paper and tied up with bright blue rib
bons.
- -
While a Butte agi;ator Is roasting the
Standard Oh Company. Tacoma is trying
to get Mr.. Rockefeller to settle down
there. Evidently Tacoma is willing to
chance being absorbed by the oil trust,
or any old trust
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15

Gov. Rogers has acted very wisely In
expressing a preference for a gun cap
tured in the Philippines as the share of
this state In the distribution Of arms
captured from Spain. Our interest In
Cuba Ii only very sIigh, - compared
with that in the island whose soil has
been so often wet with the blood Of our
heroic sons.
In the history Of the war the Wash
ington volunteers will stand out rs
conspicuously as the Rough Riders. In
many respects the valor OF our men
has been even more marked, because II
has been so much more frequently put
TO the test. The Rough Riders won fame
by three or four brilliant dashes. The
Washington boys have repeated their
daring work so frequently that 1t has al
most ceased 10 become a sensation
when they seize a stronghold believed TO
be impregnabie. or rout force ten
times and even more their strength
II 10 very appropriate that the cap
tured gun which Is to be mounted In
the state OF Washington should bear
upon II a testimonial to the valor Of the
FRS, Washington volunteers.
The competition for the right to take
care Of this interesting monument,
when II comes. should not be marred by
any ill-wili The desire to possess Il Is
founded uron an emotion creiitahle TO
the people. Every part OF the state
feels the same intense interes; In a
trophy which will be identified with the
memory Of the honored dead ana the
achievements Of the no less honored
survivors Every city VII, make It's
claim. and II Seattle enters the lists
with any better hore ~ success Il VIII
not be because ~ superior numbers or
vain glory bat win prefer It's sui, upcn
Its own nerits
II any part II this state can present
a stronger case than the city which
gave up ;hs gallant and Inflated Capt.
George Fortson. II VII. accept desea.
with a good grace
Where So many men have sacrificed
themselves for TIRE American Tag and
when 50 many brave boys have facet a
certain death In obedience 90 orders. Il
Is not easy 20 aprcrtion To any Part 90
the state credit for merit: but there
were exceptional circumstances attend
ing TIRE Death 90 Forsscn which. with
ou. aetraessnr In any nav from others.
make him = typ ~ all who fell
TIE captured wsn should form part
y. monument ss the memory ~ ire
brave BOYS who ecun6 . grave on he
battlefield. and ~ the sane tire cora-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15
SNAPSHOTS nv THE WAY.

That bright round ball overhead Is thu
sun.
e. sss e.
The Filipino campaign has passed Into
the assassination stage. ard tho Amer
leans VIII soon be without animate targets.
80 sss 80
Seattle has about reached the conclusion
that the other name OF that justly cele-
bra.ed advance agent OF prosperity Is jim
Hsa
80 :. e.
Democrats rgay disagree on wha. the
Issues Of ,se wili be. hus Col, Lewis re-
xretsuliy remembers 1874 ard il firmly con-
WINGED as "a what they went BE.
e. s's -
This Canadian editors are coming, ana
the Seattle newspaper ner are preparing
20 demonstrate that tire Anglo American
alliance has weIi-crxsnissd Journalistic
annex
4 carSorx survey at ,he Political situa-
ton atseiassz warhor~e e White gssTl
ccoify b-u~ssnx In the Rogers pas.sarvs
Long residence IN the political cytlone h<.s
has made nsii casiaus
e. "a -
Gen. Otis explanation that be ssd not
s~aa tire Oregon regiment straight home
instead OF 10 San Francisco because II Is
dangerous to send = large transpcrt Up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15
HAZARD Ann ROCKEFEIIrn
Cordial Greeting Between Tvs
Great Men.

George Hazard ENJOYS the distinction
OF being the only man In Tacoma who
has interviewed John D. Rockefeller
says the Ledger. He il not sure now
that II was not he who was interviewed
but the two weil-known Americans met
yesterday and Tacoma was the scene
Hazard met the Standard OH Million
aire while he was waiting for a car an
the corner OF Pacific avenue and Eley-
enth street. With no more trepidafion
than he displayed on the field OF battle
the veteran OF one war and many cam
patgns accosted Mr.. Rockefeller ana
asked him his name
answer any questions l may ask,'' par-
rted the millionaire.
My name Is George Hazard. re-
piled the celebrated Democrat. and he
proceeded to give a clear and graphic
history OF himself up to the moment in
which he spoke, closing by saying he
had neither false teeth nor gray hair.
and demanding:
Now. sir. tell me your manner
Il am John d. Rockefeller and I am
glad to meet you.'' the oil king replied
and they shook hands. Mr. Rockefeller
then proceeded to ask about the con-
dition Of Tacoma and the Northwest in
general.
Il was in Tacoma once. thirteen years
ago" he remarked. land I can hardly
comprehend its development. II is
wonderful. wonderful. never could
have believed city could grow so II
had not seen II. When has all this taken
placer"
did you ever hear of the Cleveland
panic?" demanded Mr.. Hazard. IT do
not mean Cleveland. O.. you know, but
the one which Grover Is said to have IN
augurafed'
Mr.. Rockefeller believed he had heard
II mentioned.
Tacoma grew like a squash vine until
then" explained Mr.. Hazard. '.and
then IT took short rest II IL growing
again now. and II you are looking for a
place I'm which to begin life again. YOU
could not find better place"
Mr.. Rockefeller believed that was
probably true, and said he was sure
Washington had a remarkable future
Mr.. Hazard assured him that In TWEEN
tyfive years there would be more peopla
In Washington than there are In Penn
syIvania today, and Rockefeller did not
dispute IL.
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CONE WEST, M ROCKEVkLLEn.
II WAS fitting that John D. Rockefsa-
Ter should have suitable opportunity -
understand and appreciate our great
state. and the extraordinary nature Of
cur producta George HasxArd - one
Of the latter. and Rockefeller saw and
talked with him. It Was a fusion Of
kindred spirits-she millionaire in oil
ard the expert IN soap. Georges su-
perb abilities to give . few private
pointers on any given subject were 1T
once placed IT the disposal OF the in
curing millionaire. and he must have
been duly impressed with the vastness
Of our undeveioped wealth. as well an
the richness Of his informans's we'll
matured Imagination.
It must be said In Mr.. Hazards be-
half that when he descended from the
empyrean domain Of glittering gener-
alities TO the unadorned precinct Of
plain facts. he never moved q muscle or
turned hair. Listen:
Tacoma grew like q squash vine till
then ethe panic). and then II took q
short rest II f. growing again now. and
IL you are looking for q place in which
to begin life again you cannot fnd Q
better place"
True. No place In the country offers
finer facilities for absorbing q poor.
struggling mui;i-miilionaire's surplus
wealth. They say II took the Lord six
days to make the world" said Taco
ma visitor. as he looked around him:
''and can see where He ought to have
put in about six more" So IL Mr..
Rockefeller concludes to try and do
what the Northern Pacific failed to do
make great city out Of Tacoma-he
will find much employment for his album
dant talents and money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15

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