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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
(Str bic paunbm. 8eiGage" Der .Su. @tautsste. )
Der Sufttruit.
Bon @arie 0eper, gottle Greet. So.

Die 2uftgeiiter batten Ti6 in Der 2uftz
6aQe gu elmer 8eratbung berIammelt. Sic
beflagten it6 ii6er Die MenIGen, tpel9e 1id6
ieBt ii6eraQ in i6re @ef9dfte einbrdllgten.
rSebt!" fagte Ger cine @eiit, ntpie fe in
unierem &ei6e i4alten, 0a preTen iie bic
2uft 5uIammen, um bamit, tpsnn ie fi9
tpieber ausbebnt, 8riefe unO pu6ete mcilenz
melt gu bef0rbarn."
ga, un0 bas Neue1ts it,, er&pioerte Elm
@noerer, nbaB fe Our9 groBe &GGte 2uft
fliii1ig MAIDEN. Wie ion bus enben?"
uWir folten ben Menf9en bic 2uft gang
abI4neiOen, bo t0nnten mir tie einmal 5apz
peln uno mad Quft f4nappen ieben", be-
mertte Elm Oritter.
rNein", fugte Der 9auptGuftgeif, mir
ioaten einen SruIt biGOsn, bas lit iebt auf
Der gan3en GrOe, Defenders in Nmerifa, Elm:
epioemii9e &rant6eit."
nQber Sruits tpsrben bo9 nl1r qe6ilbci
I'm bic 9reiie in bic 9D6e gu f6rau6en
unb Die fleinen Gonturrenten 5u eroriicse1t,
unb bieIe SGue tOmmen Bel uns ni9t in
8etra9t", bemertte Elm Nnberer.
,@9abet ni9ts, mir MAIDEN bic Wob.
NIT unb per BON sud- min @eneraloireftor
perbsn?" &einer melbete fi9. SD hVBte
einen euten Rat6", fagte Elm &leiner, rim
Nmerita pobnt in Del Norte in Colorado
cine 6rau &arOline 8 If m a n n, biz
I9tug neuIi9 in Der 3eitung bic 9riin5uno
zines 2ufttrufts bor; iie muB bon Der 5a9c
etpas Oeriteben, ionit bdtte ite nidt 'bar=
ii6er geI4rieben, bieten mir ibr bic SteIttnq
an"
Die 2uft9eiiter erfGdrten fi3 hamit ems
b~sritanoen, pdblten Elm Gomite u1b 6e1uf'
tragten es, nit 5rau 9. tpegen @nnu6m4
bes YoItens III u~nter6anbeln.
Sruu 9. mar in Der Slide bef9Gfttst
uls Der 4u5i9uB eintrat. sic tO9te t6rem
alten 8rummbGr cine bsuti@e &drtofit:.
Tuppe unb rDitete 9eraOe gef4nittene .3tpts'
beln in brauner Butter, UNI ie barauf 81
gieBen.
sic bDrte ben Nntrag an unb es fam IN
bic Sa@e erit etipus luitig Dor, bo4 IO9'sit
faB ibr Der G9rgei3teufel i'm 9enid, ST.
iiberIegte es iih ni6t LANCE, nubm bic Ste[s
lung aGs 8eneral@O irettortn beg 2ufttruItE
an, fagte i6rem Manne, er fOlle eRen uni
Oann glei9 bas @ei6irr aufpai4en, ba1ni1
bic SpeiIersite nibt erit %antrodnsten, in:
f6pe6te nit ben @etitern babon.
Sn benz 2uft6ureau angetommen, ertlirt
ibr Der 2uftgett, meI6e S9rauben it
Oreben mitife, penn Oft=, @eit=, @iib= obel
0orbpinb me6en iOle; an Der @eite ieOe1
S9raube tpar cine Scala ange6rad5t, burd
pelfe man beftig Ooer milb regulirte. 5rdr
g. battle ft4 permDge tbres S9arTiinns
f6neu orientirt unb Oeripra3, nit oeiten
Wiqen gu btrigiren.
gber pie unter ben MeniGsn, 10 berriqtt
audi unter ben 2uftgeitern etpiger lii.
friebe unb ems tlagte pas anbere an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
0us Soma.
State Center, Sa,, "a. Mdr5 '99.
@ee6rter Serr Simpni

@ee6rter Serr Simon!
Sd min Der u8eiGuge" mittbetlen, mas
uns bier Der @inter Gutes unh S4le3z
tes gebra4t Fat, SIN g}Ooember f4on 9ah
es S9nee unb @3littenfa6rt, I'M 0e5em@
Der trut S9aufpetter Elm, lpel4es fi4 fir
~bieienigen, Die nod Corn gu pfliden bats
ten, ais giinittg ertpies, benn bic 2uft mar
troden unb Der 8ooen feu4t. Set Wets@
na9ten ga6 es feline S9littenbo6n me9r,
es mar ieitbem beItdnbig troden uno talt,
bas Quedfilber fanf auf "a @ra6 u1ter
Stun. Sci iol6em @etter fam IS let4t
Dortommen, baB man Nbenbs beim mar
men Diem einnidt, p0er trGumt, ~6eionoers
tpenn man fi4 on einem guten 8las 8rog
pber @liihpein laben tann, aher enoli3
ipQte bas SrGumen 6o6 auf6Dren. 46er
an SbGtigteit i'm Sreien lit bei 5 SUB
Sro1t i'm 8oben nt9t gu benten. Seoe
Gd1t frtert es, bann unb mann fommt
CUR Nbpe9sGung Sagel ober S4nee BON
2ebterem aber ME gen1g, I'm S@lttten
fa6ren gu f0nnen, unb Bel allebem 1T es
nur nob cine No6e Bis Sitern!
Mir butten DOriges Subr bier cine quite
grnte, 9ufer CAB es 1870 8uf9el per
Ncre, Corn 4O-6O 8uf6eG, audi bus 9eu
mar ie6r gut. Sir 9ofer er6olten mir
iebt "a Gents per 8uibel, fir Corn 26
Gents; bic &artOffeIn finb erfroren, Gier
brin9en 10 Gents bus 0uBenb, Butter
.13a Gents bas 9funb, @8peine $3.50 per
100 PfunO.
Nun mD6te i6 fra9en, 1T elmer unter
ben 8auern6riibern, Der cine @rinnerlmg5=
meoaiQe fir &rieger pon 1896 unb
1870 er6alten bat, ME iolfe bonn &aiier
9~eIiftet tporben ietn iulien? ST. bate i'm
oorigen Mat bestpegen an bas 2anbsrot6sz
amt in 0eutTdlano gei4rteben, babe Qber
feline Nntport er9alten.
Mit @ruB
So6n s. @rep.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Sur meinbereitun9.
s unters0t1te, &Lu., 20. Mdr5 '99.
Wert6er 6err Simpn!

GuntersotGte, 4Lu., 20. MGr5 '99.
Dert6er 9err @imon!
Sd Ieie foehen in go. II Der BET
Fpie Elm 8auernbruber Mein gu maz
Diem fu9te uno bic Go9e nt9t ber1tunb.
Sd min i6m meine @rfu6rung bier gum
geben uno per 6ieIe beber5igt, mtrb
es nt4t gu 6ereuen BADEN. (3uder loft
Ti6 nt9t i'm @ein, er crpItuGtifrD.
Sd ~5eritampfe meine Srauben in einem
Sap; penn baS gef4e3en tit, ne6me id gu
ieber 9ulone Sraubeniuft (9let9 IA pfb.
Srau6en) cine 9ulone @ufer, tporin t9
2 pfunb 3uder aufto9e unb, penn ertalz
let, iiber Die S%rau6enmufe gieBe, Sd
rii6re tii4tig Inn unb tufe bic Mafe itez
BEN, Bis bic ftiirmti6e Gdbrung boriihsr
1T (bte bier i'm @iiben 2 Sage buuerD,
bann Gaie i9 ben @ein ub, na6bem i9
oorber i'm SuBbooen Elm Bod ange6radt
Rabe unO bringe i'm in Elm reines SAB, in
pel4em tb Jpn ru6ig Der @d6rung iiberz
lafe, Nuf biefe @eiIe tpirb Der @ein
tlar pte Grpitau.
W}it GruB
So6n 8eiBer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Qus 0utnois.

Sd Isfe bic nSG, @toatsz3tg," T6On
% Sabre, uhsr nod ME bat fe MIDI 10
intereiiirt, uls felt Der 3eit, pdbrenb MEL
der sic, !6err Simon, bic r8eilage" re-
0tgiren. Die r8etIage" tit thinner bos
erite, mas i6 Iefe.
@ir butten bier einen Gungen, burten
@inter; ieBt lit es angenebmer, uber no9
gu NAB gum PfIiigen, Der @ei3en bat
0ur3 ben Sroft fart geGitten uno DeB6alb
muB bieG um9epfIigt perben, GinGiegenb
81 fir Die 3ettung, ais @rGmie pini6e
i'd nSritjof Damien am NorOpol".
9ruB anSie uno ale 2eIer,
9enrD Seertng.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
grootfFon, Miun., %. Mdr5 1899.
@eehrter 6err Simon!

S(kILINL wv
Nu6 i9 mill Der r8eiLage" einige 3etlen
3uien6en, unb 3tpar ii6er Die bieIige Sc
qenb, tpenn es AUDI ni9t Defenders %iptereiz
font uusfaIen ToGte. Der Ninter mar
fe6r rau6, bic &GIte mar ~beitdn0ig unb bic
Stiirme tpuren beftig; fano Der Winb tel
men S9nee bor, ben er Dor it9 bintreiben
fpnnte, 10 bob er ben Sdnb bonn 8ooen
unb i9leuberte Jpn lrtts ms @e1iAt, 10 baB
man oft ausf9aute, pie Elm &o6lengrdber.
Qu9 bas 8ie6 bat unter Der &dlte f4tper
gu Ieiben gebubt.
9as 2ano bieIer 9egenb lit iebr Der@
f9ieOen, man finbet guten u1b f4le4ten
8oben unb oemna9 lit audi Die @rnte Derz
i6ieOen uusgefuGIen. S6 erntete poriges
Sabr TO 8uf6el 8ei3en bom Ncre, Is
Bis 20 8uf6eI 9ufer, bic @erte mar bas
@9neioen ni9t psrt6. Die &artoffeln Iinb
our9 gu Oiele Ndfe oerbOr6en, 9as Ser
rain bier lit meiitens flu9 pie Elm Pfanz
nentufe1ry folgIi9 bat bus Wufer feinen
Q65ug. Nu6 id beabi9tige, na9 benz
Stoat 8aibington iiber5uiiebeln unO bite
am 3uienbung Sbrer 8rof9ire iiber
W6atcom GountD.
Wit 9ruB Gn Sic, 6r. Simon, uno ale
8auern6riioer
Mt9oe1 MortB,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Qus Suo=O afota.
Buffalo Sal p, S,zOaf.,
%. Mdr5 1899.
W2it @ruB
Stto &ret9 m e +.

@ee6rter !Serr Simon!
9a ih i6on me6rere Sabre Elm QeYer
S9rer tpertben 3ettung bin, min i6 aud
Elm lpenig iiber 6ieii9e @egenb T6reiben.
4ls t4 Dor Il Sabren 6ierber fam, mar
bteiel6e cine ie6r quite, @rus CAB es in
9iue uno Siiue, man tonnte 10 oieG !Seu
MAIDEN, ols man piin16te, uber baz
mails pollte Sober farmer uno Wenioe botz
ten 8teb. 8tr bstamen notiirli6 au6 Ell
men guten Prets fir unfere gobenprpbufte
aber eS tpuroe bon Sa9r gu sSa6r trodez
ner, mas uns beranlaBte, ben Nderbau
alit3u9eben uno unS Der 0ie6au6t 3l1altz
menoen. Sin paur Sabre binour6 alma
oas au9 gang gut, a6er iebt lit es audi
fir ben 8iebtanb gu troden, bus @ieh
muB i'm Winter 6alb b~er6unqern unb i'm
Sommer argen 9urft teiben, ba6er m6fte
i'd 9erne bon bier fort. S6 babe BON
Whatcom So. in Wai6ington qeleTen llnb
i'd glou6e, iene @egenb piirbe mir febr
gut gefalen, benin i9 lie6e O6t qar febr
FpelGes MAJ bier ni9t 5ieben farm, IelbTt
iplloe 8trf9en unb pflaumsn ni6t, BENIN
0as 8ieb friBt bic Strdu&er i'm Winter
OBJ, UNI etpas Na9rung gu 6a6en. 8ttte.
Ienoen Sic mir S6re 8ro1fiire ii6er Mbotz
com gount1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Qus Uoro=O dfotd.
Glp, 8ottineau g., q. O., 20.
Mdr3 '99.
@ee6rter 6err Simon!

@eebrter 9err Simon!
Mit @ergniigep lefe i4 bic aus ben ber>
I9tebenen Staaten an Die n8eild9e" ge@
i6riebenem 8rieTe. Die .SG. 5taatsz3tg."
1T unfer lie67tes 8latt unb tpirb an iebem
Sonnabenb nit Se6n5u9t erpdrtet.
Ser Winter mill nod imr1er fem gnoe'
ne6men. @om "a. December an batten
mir, mit Qusna6me elmer Wo6e i'm Suz
Inuur, beitdnbig fattes Detter unb bret $50
6en lang 9erri4te fibirii4e &dlte. 9ds
thermometer fiel Bis auf SO 9rdb unter
Nuq, 10 tpenigitens ~lauteten Die 8ertbte
aus Der Stabt; auf benz 2anoe in bieIiger
8e9en0 beiibt Niemanb Elm @etterglas,
pelhes me3r ais so 9raO unter NuG regiz
ftrirt, man tarn ba6er ni9t genau fagen,
pie talt es eigentlid getpeien i'll. Man be-
gegnete tuum etrem MenIGen, Der ni9t
Iein &ie9organ e%rfroren Bate, un0 per Dtel
i'm 5reien gu t6un bate, benz mar 0as
gar5e @efi9t unb Die S6ren e%rfroren. Nn
10. b. Mts. fiel Elm SUB SGnee, pel6er
5iemli6 egal duf Der Prairte lte9en blie6.
9eute blG7t Der @inb aus 9iiopit uno Der
9tmmel fte6t gang 9rdu aus, es piro po6l
tpteoer S6nee geben. 0as rt tein pa1enbeS
Wetter fir bic ProirieTarmer, benin e8 ge6t
babel biel 0eu brouf uno ba Die @ei3enz
farmer penig pber gar tein 9eu ma9en, 10
mil Ten lie iol6es faufan, uno basel lit IS
oiefes 5rii6iubr fnapp uno t6suer. gine
gemefene, 343 GubitfuB entbaltenbe Some
0eu fOitet So big So. Wiirbe man bas
Seu a6er tpiegen, 10 tpiirben nobl taum
1900 Pfunb 9eraustommem. 60 ge6t es,
benz @inen gum S6aben, Dem Nnbern gum
gtuBen.
9ier am MouTe Riber tpirb piel 8ie6
uberpintert. StaGungen fat es ni9t, es
ut am 5luB i'm 8ulb einge3dunt, bef1an
8dalne uno @ebif9 ben Sbieren gegen Die
rauben @inbe S9ub getpGbren; troB bes
Itrengen @tnters fie6t 0as @ie6 gut gend5rt
aus.
Die BON 9rn, 8antt in Der u8eilo9e"
mitget6eilten @rfa6run9en babe i6 nit ST.
%tereIe gelefe en- unb baraus erTebe i6, baB
es t9m 9enau 70 ergangen lit, tpie pielen
Nn0eren in Norbz9 afota tpG6rano Der en-
item 3eit. Sd fam mir pp6l benfen, boB
Dag Wafer ibm i'm Munbe 3uIammenz
ldtft, tpenn er fi6 in 9e0onfen nit faftiz
gen 8tri9en unb anberem Ob1t bef6GFtiqt.
l1nfere 2egistatur bat cine GommifTon
%ernannt, UNI Die 6abrifattcn bon 8i1oez
i3nnr i'm StaatsgefGngniB BON Minnez
fota gu unterfuben be6ufS @inri6tunq
elmer fol6en 5abrit in un1erem eigepen
Staate. Sas Refultat bie1er l1nterfubuno
1T elm giinftigeS getpefen un0 besbul6 bat
un1ere 8efebgebung be19lofIen, 5u bieTem
3ped $4,000 gu 6etpiIigen; i'm SSrii6z
ldbr 1oa nit benz 8au begonnen nerbgn
un0 fontt lit ben ENLIGHTENMENT biuiqe
ginoei3nnr in Qusftdt geItelt, Mir lit
aber gu Sbren gefommen, bah Sic ssarrer
in WtiaNnei pta aus Der @inri6tunq feinen
Jh1ben ge3ogen 6a6en, neil bic @efGnoniBz
pertpalt1ng bic S6nur an @rob6anoler
O~ertoufte uno bo0ur9 bic 6ormer 3ipanq,
i6ren nSpime" bon bieIen 2euten al
taufen nnb einen 6oben preis bafir gu be-
3oblen. @iellet3t fii6Gt ii8 Elm 8uuernbruz
Der in Minnsiota berunloBt, feline Grfu6z
run9en in biefer 4ngelegen6ett in Der Bel
lage" mit5utbeilen.
Mtt @ruB
Otto &retf6mer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

Der Norbptnb, Elm alter miirrii3er 9rdlt@
bart, mar INNER un5uirieoen, i4impfte uber
NQes, Defenders i6er ben Sommer, neil otez
fer i6m feline Ma9t perringerte, Der Sllpz
tpino, Elm loderer 8ogel, bate bic grDBte
Sreube Daran, ben 5armern 9ras, 8etreIoe
uno Corn gu per6rennen. Der S1ttptao mar
Elm TRIGGER @eiit, INNER tpei1en0, aber Der
8ettpino ein rei3snber, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Srau 9 faB auf i6re:n 2uftlpIe8etuQle
un0 ru6te ii4 Elm penjg aus, als Der 3eP4ir
bereinI6pebte: ,Oenten sic fi4 nur, 6rou
Director, ben n~eueIten Strei6 BON unterem
9torbtpinb, es 1T gan5 uner60rt, mas er lld1
Ques 6erausnimmt, a1enfaqs Dtrfte ID
mir bas erlalben, er tpirb INNER freber."
nGr3d6le uns bo9 feline S4unot1at, Be-
p4ir4en," iagte 5ruu 9.
SD fam por eWut6 unb Nufregun9 gar
ni4t ba3u tommen. 4Io, in SEEM y0rt
tpurbe beute N6eno i'm S6eater Elm groBe5
Ballet gege6en. Ser 3ufau min eS, baB Ii@
Die 34iren na9 g}Orb unO SiO, pelde 3ar
8ii3ne fi6ren, 8ugIeiA Dffnen, uno OieI5n
Moment benuBte er, I'M Inb btnein 8u ordn=
gen, ii6er bic 8i6ne gu raien uno Die arnrer
8aqetmdb3en in t6ren DISQUALIFICATION 81
ertdtten. SIT Ous ni4t unerb0rt?"
Sine %foloIaIe 6re66eit", ertpiberte 5rou
g., i'd perOe i6m cine 8O6e Stu6enarret
3ubiftiren."
3ep4ir iduielte bergnii9t fort, unO eS oan=
erie nt4t lange, 10 fam 6uiten0 unb puiteno
Der NotOtpinO 6erangepoltert. r0u bait iegt
cine @O4e Stu6enurreft" fu3te 6rau 9. gu
iRm, pmegen 9einer l1nge3O9en6eit gegen Die
Iep gorter 8aQetmdo9en." - rSft mir
e9dl" 6runnmte er, nein Sa6r pGre mir n DIT
gu riel, oa t0nnte i4 rubig in meinen Grit
%nerungen f4mel9en." = nS4dme Did, bel
9einem glitter nod @ergniigen an iOl6en
8aQetratten gu finben." - rWarum 1pu if
mid f4dmen? @as babe i8 fir @er3niigen
auf Der @elt? Was 1ie6t man i'm @intes?
gfi4ts ais eingenummte Men19en. Oa8
mar bort Elm anoerer Qn6lid" ertpioerte er
unO I9lirfte fort.
n6rau 9rrettor!", fam ieBt Elm 8eiIt
atbemlos 6eretn, rfoe6en nimmt Der YroftTz
for 3. in Stuttgart cine Menge &ubitmeter
2uft, nm tie fliiiig 81 MAIDEN; tpOlen mir
ibm bur9 einen GAtlon bas 2a6oratorium
8erit0ren9" - ng}ein, 1affen mir i6m feline
@tubien, Die ein3'9e 6reuOe bes @ele9rten."
&aum mar bteIer 8et7t fort, 10 er6ieIt
5rau 9. cine 9epei4e bonn rgot6en &reu5"
in Manila nit Der 8itte UNI 3e6ntauIeno
&u6ifneter ti6le 2uft fir bic 5ie6ertran:en.
r&ann i4 Ieiber ni9t beipi1igen" 1eufsta
fte, ubie armen SOl0aten, lie mijien fir Die
9nmmbeit DeS @Ongreiies biiBen.
go mar e5 pte0er Nbanb getporben uno
5rau 9. fi6lte ii9 re6t einIam.
Sn Die lem N19enbGid 5og cine @ino6oTe
am Bureau boriiber un0 tpirbelte Elm 5tiid
PaPter binein. 5rau 8. 6ob es a1f, es pur
etn angefangener Brief, lie ertannte bic
9anof9rtft ibres Mannes, @r flaqte, er
tpiir0e ,balb iterben, tpenn feline 5ruu ni6t
3uriiffebrte. Gin S%6rGnentrom entquoQ if
rem &ugen, fe tGingelte benz 0auptluftgeiIte
unb Bat i'm fle6entli4, lie nieber CUR CRIB,
3u i6rem g~elte6ten 8rummbGren gu ~qeleitsn.
Der geiit, gerii6rt burf i6ren 2ie6es16mera,
erfiiQte i6re 9itte, unb am nG6Iteu Nberlb
fo4te tie pie0er cine b,utT6e &artoffeliuppe
nit 6raunen 3piebeln oarQuF.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

oGen 8iGtungen fret beipegen fam. 8et
biefer Gage 1T Elm f9mer3bdftes Sriiden oner
S9niiren unm0gli9 unb Die auf oos Stunt
met tpirfenDe 3ugtraft am p%trtiamiten per>
tbeilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

an m. b. &eb. Die 8roi6iire ge6t ST.
men gu. Wie pdre es, tpenn Sic i'm nGc6z
item Mai bic Reife nit mir na9 86atcor
90, MAIDEN tpirben, gu benz 3nede, fi6 bic
@egenb an5ufe6en unb Die b~ortigen @er6dItz
nife genau tennen gu lernen2 Obpo6l Die
Hetie bon ct. Paul aus gegenpdrtig u ole
9dlfte bes Sabrpreiies = $25 - fofet, lit
5ienlih quite 4uSii4t %porbanben, bah bic
State big gum Mai nod peiter ermdBi1t
piro, benin elm &atentrieg 3pif9en BEN brei
na4 benz quget Suno fii6renOsn 9a6nen
itebt por Der S9iir unb mag elm erbitterter
unb 6artnddiger perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

Sd betretbe cine Sru9tfarm unb 3iebe
bauptfd9li9 8irnen unb iupaniI4e 9flaue
men.
Mit 9ruB
s. Il. Miefenoun9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

e a m n al %oerfoufeu, $1.O0 big $l5.O GO per older;
q gutes Rlirna, Worft unb GhuIen. Correspondent
erbeteH. 6. s. seoaaro, gGinIod, Maib. sma4p6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-14

corrupt members Of the family. or 60
commit even criminal acts.
! know from personal experience IN
regard 20 these affairs. Ny father IN
early days often employed men OF whom
he knew nothing. some Of whom turned
out to be good help. but often these
strangers proved to be- vicious. und
some " them loft at midnight with
whatever they could gather OF value In
the line OF clothing, etc. In common
with other people We sometimes hhd
difficulty In securing help for the
kitchen. and my father would bring
home from the city ~ Rochester. y. v.
women who could give no references,
OF who had no r, co nmen iations. T . Q
women sometimes were addicted To
drinking. and other times 10 worse
Vices.
My attention has been called to the
danger Of employing strangers by tho
fact that n farmer In ~ state ein-
pioycd man. previously unknown 20
him. who applied Tor work. After a
few days tho farmer heard this strange
man uttcfiug loud cries IN the yard.
He went out 10 hir' arkinE him what
was the matter. The strange man
raised an AK ana clcavcd the head %
the farmer In twain. afterwards horti-
bly, mutilatlng tho farmers body. The
murderer was subsequently, discovered
60 be- an escaped lunatic. This nnatic
had occupied "a bed In the house. and
was free any night TO destroy the whole
family. should such n thing have en-.
tered his distorted brain.
From the prisons ~ tho cities every
day are liberated criminals who often
seek the country, since they leave the
prison without any money. or means Of
support Since they are not likoly 20
b. employed by city people. who are
Informed Of such matters, they amply
To farmers. thinking they would be
more creduiouA and more Inclined To
take them In. We warn our readers TO
be exceedingly careful In the employ
ment 81 strangers u either reN. no
matter how urgent the need of help.
In cities u II customary for servants
to receive n letter Of recommendation
worked. There nrc few city peopi. who
would employ servant VINO could give
no such recommendation. our readers
viii readily see the advantage of cons
tlnuing IN their employment faithful
help. or securing the services OF men
and women who are known In their To-
cality even az higher wages than
strangers could be secured.
An old nelghbor many years ago used
10 be imposed upon IN the following
manner. Men or women IN the city
would agree 90 work for him Tor u cer-
tain sum ~ money usually low prices.
ile would take them home with him.
and sometimes he would buy them "a
pair of shoes, or hat. or something
they might be IN need Of. IN arriving
Mt the farm these wallis ~ the city
would be fed a good supper, given com.
Portable lodgings. ana good breakfast.
after which thoy would disappear With
out word Of comment, never 20 be
seen again.
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Sorio,.


Notice i hereby givru that there Will IA
q sicelhl meeting ~ The strekhnldefs ~ tho
lh.cret & salt lake Agricultural 4 Manu-
featuring Canal Company. held NJ The cum
panN's ohcc. rom ~ fenpl.tun buildins.
sat Lake city. Utah, un the lith dnyoi Abr1
lYt q! nclgh. y n. Tor the pufptse "
nmcndlnH the Auiclr.uf Aeregucnt, vs. STRIKE
Ing out Afiiclo %. which reids ~ fuiidwsi-l
'"Asscssmont. aud pru-pciling. thprpiu To-
rciher Win sale " deinuuent stock shall I've
~ provided by law"
NM inserting In lieu ihefcnf. the fnlinwinri-
The trusis- ~ said cufpufaii lon. for tho
purfo-o ~ paying expenses. contracting tho
businc.s. Or paying the debts ~ tho cnfpora-
tiu,i may levy aud collect assessments N tito
Wannsf and form provided by lawg although
fullN Paid %
Ahd ~ addins Article u. which shall rad
That four ~ ihe trustees shall h. nc-rs.
snrr " form 70 quorum aud arr hereby au-
thufbrd IN Transact Tho business aud ayuf,Iisa
~. cnrg,tnis ppwrrs u iho corporation"
liate this Aist DAY ~ Mnr'h. i-gs
Hy OrieT u llaafd " nlretur..
cliAllLE- ~. wiLCkfN. President
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wagon. His horses became frightened
and ran away, and In crossing o ditch
the old gentleman was thrown from the
wagon. He was caught In the coupling
and dragged about ten rods. when tho
team turned suddenly and stopped In
front OF the poatoiiicc.
Mt. Larsen got VI. freed himself from
the wagon and was taken Into Post
master Maughn'a house ana. what At
first was thought TO be but very
slight scalp wound. was found % be a
dangerous one. He was taken over 10
Preston and his injuries were attended
TO BY Drs. Garfield and Montrosc.
Upon examination " was found that
the skin was cut down to the corner of
the left eye and torn back TO the ear
and above the ear. II ran nearly TO the
back 81 the head. The fcsh was
bruised In ffightfui manner. the
cheek bone ana part OF the skull being
scrapcd bare. a second bad cut was
found back Of the right car.
The doctors made the old gentleman
NJ comfortable as possible. but cx-
pressed some doubts az TO his recovery.
lie II between sixty and seventy years
of age.
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OUR OWN STATE.

are entirely suspended. None OF the
mines re'shippins any ores at present.
The snow. however. II fast disappear
ing with the mild weather We are hav-
ing. and n II continues the roads will
soon be passlbie and ore shipments will
again be resumed.
The Silver King company has put
men at work on the new grade which
was commenced last fall, and on which
work was stopped on account OF the
snow getting too deep TO continue the
out Of the old road In the spring, but
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Varieties that Succeed nest IL the West.
There IL nothing adds more to the
comforts Of the farm for a large num-
Der of days IN the year than a good sub
stantlal tree wlndbreak. How 20 place
grove 10 the best advantage as to IL
relative position 10 the house. barn,
feed-ynrdn, orchard, garden. etc. and
the kind OF trees best adapted Ia the
purpose. form problem that y In most
respects the same 10 ono man that u In
TO another.
The principal deciduous trees that
succeed IN the west are cottonwood.
box elder. l,uraian mulberry, silver
maple. catalpa. the locustn, white elm.
willow. green ash. black walnut. Wild
cherry anu burr oak. In addition IN
can be successfully grown, The hack
berry. or ncitic tree. has a natural dis
trbutlon almost ~ wide NJ that Of the
box elder. II grown rapidly under culti-
walton and succeeds very well ON high
land. IL endurea shade well, az least
while young, ana eau be used for mix
Ing with the box elder ana other shade.
The basswood or linden IL native along
all the streams Ia the eastern part Of
the plains, and would doubtless b. sue
eessful under cultivation where irriga-
Nlnu CAL " klNNNH INV Ni our nAAANN
trees have such large clean leaves. aud
the sweet fragrance Of It's flowers.
combined with its luxuriunt foliage and
clean growth. should make Il an accept
able lawn tree
The Russian poplars and willows
have been quite extensively planted as
far north ~ Wyoming. SallN fnglis,
a Russian Willow, has produced a great
mass Of branches and cannot be grown
In a tree form, though introduced az a
forest tree. The laurel-lcavtd willow.
where protected from tho beetle, ls "a
beautiful snall-slEed tree that can be
grown throughout the west.
The plum Il one OF the native trees OF
the west and every farmer should plant
plum pits In the margin Of his shelter
belt. not only for the excellent fruit
which he II likely 10 get II he plants
selected seed but because the plum,
being low bushy grower, brings tho
branches NJ his plantation down to he
surface " the ground ana II therefore
effective In keeping out winter winds.
The Nebraska choke cherry. Prunus
Besscpii. ana even the sand cherry can
be grown In the same way. and the sand
cherry, besides bringing the fine
branches close TO the soil. affords an
abundant supply o. food for birds. The
tree Is harder than the Russian null
berry.