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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06

Richard Harding Davis. f. p. Roe 9
Weir Mitchell Geo. W. Gable. Tsro,,o
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latest ana most popular editions ana 80
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06
The commissioner Discharced,

An order was granted by Judge FALL
giant in Che Superior Court yesterday dis
charging b. A. Denmark, George A. Mer-
Ger. Jr.. and +. NJ. Cunningham, Jr.. the
commissioners appointed by the court to
distribute certain funds to the amount Of
$5l2SS, being the interest on stocks be-
longing to the estate of the late GEORGE
b. Cumming. Mrs. Kate Berrien Ander-
son, l.. Cecil Berrien and others being
the beneficiaries.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06

Your relation or friend will thank YOU to
obtain bottle of Alligator Liniment and
to see the rapid cure it will effect win
cause you great pleasure Its the on,v
sure remedy TO recommend for Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia and all pains. Bead
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06
BOARD OF TRADES OFFICERS.

All of the Old Officers Unanimously
Reelected.
The annual election for officers of the
Board of Trade was held yesterday. There
was but one ticket, which included those
who served during last year. There was
no opposition. and all of the officers were
unanimously reelected. They are as fol-
lows:
President-D G.. Purse.
Vice PRESIDENT. NJ. Dixon.
Directors-Walter Coney. I. NJ. Frank.
J. b. Chestnut, NJ. b. Lane, c. G. Dahl.
A. b. Moore, c. D. Baldwin. c. Schwarz.
I. b. Tiedeman, John Henderson.
Inspectors of Election-E. S. Player,
Thomas Warrick, r. II. Polk.
A meeting of the directors will be held
next Wednesday to appoint the various
committees to serve during the year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06
SAILS FOR CIENFUEGOs.
Transport Thomas VIII Get Awav
To-day for Cuba

The transport Thomas will sail TODAY
for Cienfuegos, but will stop off the en-
trance to the harbor of Havana to send
a party of about 125 hospital men and
others ashore. The vessel will bring
troops back from Cienfuegos.
The quartermaster in charge of tho
Thomas was out hunting for some of his
men who had given him the slim Ia 81
night. Several of them were off on a
frolic, and the provost guards services
were requested TO aid him in roundine
them up. 1t is said it is difficult to keen
some of the men on the ships after they
receive the pay that is due them
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06
Welded AT CHRIST CHURCH.
VAR. Robert w. DuGEcr and Miss
Virginia Whitehead Married.

Mr. Robert Walter Digger of New Riv-
err. Fla. and Miss Virginia Pope White
head of this city were married at Christ
Church yesterday at noon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Robb White The best man was Mr.. Joe
Whitehead, brother of the bride. The
bride was given away by her uncle, Col.
Pope of Columbia, S. c. The young cou-
Pile left the city Immediately after the wed
ding for Jacksonville. They will reside at
New River, where Mr. Digger is engaged
in the naval stores business,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06
COLD DID No DAMAGE.
High Winds and Dry Atmosphere
Prevented Killing FrOsts.

The truck farmers and gardeners
around Savannah, who had watched the
Thermometer drop to below the point
where frost is possible with mingled APP
prehension and alarm. were relieved to
find yesterday morning that no damage. or
very lite had been done vegetables or
flowers.
The temperature was quite low enough,
but the high winds and lack of humidity
in the atmosphere warded off the frost
and brought the plants safely through the
night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06
Bath Houses for soId,o

The contract for building bath bonso.
for soldiers moving to Bull and Ander
son streets has been awarded to L. 7. D.
pee. and work was begun vest,
Water has been put in and the es,,.l uay.
is rapidly progressing. ase
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND PENINSr-
LAR RAILROAD,
Through Passenger trains.

For Columbia, Washington, Baltimore
New York and all Eastern cities; also
Asheville and Cincinnati:
Depart from Savannah
l;So p M city time, New York express.
4:57 p. m, city time, New York and Flor.
ida limited. solid vestibuled train.
500 a. m, city time, New York fast man.
also Pullman sleeper to ASH
vile and Cincinnau.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06
RAYS MEN SCATTERED ON sAPELo.
Baggage of the Regiment Has All
Been Disinfected.

Been Disinfected.
The Third Immunes have been camped
after fashion at Sapelo. Col Ray found
a sand dune here and there and put a
few tents wherever he could find space for
them. All the heavy baggage of the reg
iment has been disinfected at the govern
ment station, and the transport sedge-
wick, on which 1t came from Cuba. will
be fumgated Col. Bellinger hopes 10
hear that the command, in view of its
clean bill of health, can come to the city
without further detention than that it has
now had When the transport has been
disnfected the regiment will go on hoard
again.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06
CITY's SANITARY INSPECTORS.
Their Reports 10 the Sanitary
Board.

The sanitary board heard the regular re-
ports of inspectors at its meeting yester-
day afternoon. The reports showed that
effective work is being done in cleaning
up the eastern and western sections Of the
city. which were found 10 be unclean in
places. This was brought on by careless
less in not complying with the sanitary
regulations. and allowing filth to accum-
ulatc in places.
tors. ana il is the purpose to make in.
specdons regularly, SO that watch may
be kept OF persons not Inclined to con,pl,,
with the sanitary laws. The near an
proach Of the heated season makes IL i'm
portant for the health department 10 get
things in readiness TO keep out disease
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06

No foreign substance enters into g..
Imperial Extra Dry Champagne. It's tbs
pure grape juice naturally fermen,od
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06

Commencing with April sailings ~
steamer VIII leave Savannah every d.,
except Sunday. Five sallings each ,.
20 New York, and one ~ Ges,on.-ad ''"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06

Dlgesune cures indigestion and dyspep.
STA. No dieting. Cures while YOU cat. All
druggisls.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-06

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-02

few steps to wave beckoning arms to
moved up in echelOn, went on right and
on left into line, formed close column on
the first division, rallied on the cOlOrs and
did many and various things unknown to
tactics or regulations, but managed to
and his arms without striking a blow.
Say, general, how,,s the swimming in
the philippines? yelled a red-headed,
face boy.
wet" said Funston
Then you should have heard that boy
cheer, and all the other boys and all the
little girls and many big and pretty girls;
too, and the people at the windows and
on the doorsteps and the crowds going
around that red-headed lad and the man
from Kansas, and cheered and cheered
until the cable in the slot got weary and
When I'm big III be soldier" lisped
a lad of six or SO at the general but held
his mothers hand tightly.
z,, IF you DO you'll be a good good one" SAID
and boarded a car bound down town In
the next five minutes the conductor of that
car was the busiest man in town. Some
steen hundreds tried to board his vehicle
all at once, Just to look at Funston at
from his admirers until the doors of the
Occidental hotel had closed behind him.
But II you want to know who is the
biggest little man in town today-no, it is
not General Funston Guess again. It's
that red-headed, freckled-faced boy who
cheered him and shook his hand as he
While hundreds were cheering the brave
Kansas boys on their march to the Presi-
01O yesterday, one OF the br2VeSt members
of the regiment, Harold Chambers, re-
manned on the transport forgotten in the
ships hospital Unable to walk, having
been almost mortally wounded in an en-
gagement with the enemy, he heard his
comrades march ashore to receive the
welcome that they have been anticiDa ting
ever since the long voyage from Manila
began. Officers, privateS, nurSeS-every-
body, save the men of the ships crew on
watch on the upper decks had abandoned
the ship and left young Chambers to be
vessel.
The young mans mother and father had
sought in vain for their son among the
ranks of the regiment as it marched out
Market street. After the last company
had passed and her son could not be
found the anxious mother, thinking that
she had overlooked him, went to the Pre-
Sidio, hoping to meet him there with the
other members Of his company. After
about to give up the search in despair
when one of the soldiers advised her to
go back to the transport as her son might
have been detained on the vessel owing
to extreme illness. She took the advice
and went, with little hope of meeting
anchored. Upon inquiry she was told by
the men on watch on the upper deck that
all the soldiers had been landed and that
the deck and hospital below were
empty. Not satisfied with this answer.
she, accompanied by her husband visited
the hospital. Lying in a bunk in one end
of the ship she recognized the form of her
son. He was suffering intensely from pain
and absolute exhaustion. A vab was has
conveyed to his home at 1861 Sacramento
street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-02
PRAISE IN CHINA.

The Hong Kong Telegraph prints this
of performance at the Theater Royal
in honor of the Twentieth Kansas. Sep
TENDER 9:
There was a capital house at the
Theater Royal last evening at the spec
ial performance given in honor of the
American troops on board the trans
building was well packed, the Khaki
uniform being the prevailing tint as
seen from above, whilst upstairs there
was a very considerable attendance,
including many American officers. Pro-
ceedings opened with couple of Sc
lectionS by the band of the Twentieth
Kansas volunteers. Eel Captain" by
SOuSa, and the overture from III TROY
atore." Considering the fact that the
performers have spent the greater part
of the past seven months fighting in the
trenches in Luzon and have had but
few opportunities for practice, their
lent one and reflects the greatest credit
upon the performers and the director,
Mr.. E. c. Strickland. The Waldorf
company then gave parts of act three
and act four of 1.-The Lady of Lyons"
Between the acts the Kansas band
played Herbert's Wizard of the Nile"
in mastery manner and at the close of
the fourth act the American national
hymn, THE Star Spangled Banner, the
audience standing meanwhile. Then
the band played "A Hot Time in the
Old Town." the tune it had played the
victorious American troops into Manila
with. The chorus was taken up with
great spirit by a considerable number
the famous Kansas ''yelT' that arose
was simply deafening. The entire per-
Torrance was brought to a close at
reasonably early hour by God Save the
Queen" and THE Red, White and
Blue"
The Hong Kong Telegraph. Septem-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-02

the manner in which the ships move
ments had been interfered with and
said dispatches had been sent to Ma
Mia stopping all transports from call
ing at Hong Kong, as it had previously
been arranged that they should dry
dock and coal at this port, the outlay
for which would have meant some
thing like $4,000 gold. Not a single
volunteer had complained to their own
officers, neither to Col. Metcalf nor to
himself. The men who complained were
the regulars who had been discharged
at Manila; they had not thought fit to
come to the officers first, and in fact
never had complained to the officers.
but had gone to the United States con-
sui general, harbor masters Office and
to the newspapers making complaints
when they ought to have been the last
to do so, as it was at their own request
they. were allowed to come on board
for the passage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-02
Der 10, says this of the charges of over

Der 10. says this of the charges of over
crowding:
A representative of the Hong Kong
Telegraph went on board the Tartar
this morning to look over the vessel.
On arriving on board, without stating
his business, our man ranged himself
alongside an individual dressed in
Khaki with a silver star on his shoulder
straps, without a sword, but evidently
a military officer of the American for
ces. Permission to inspect the vessel
was readily given and the gentleman
willingly offered his services as guide.
1t was not until after some half an
hours conversation that the newspaper
man discovered that the gentleman to
whom he was talking was Brigadier
fortunate to land at the fountain head
for information
The general was nightly indignant at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-02

LTUET. WALTER P. HULL
REG. 0UARTERA1ASTER-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

5iigli6s Jrubt bur9 8erebelung elmer in
COLORADO beimii6en Melone 5eponnen lei,
our6uus irri9; ie lit ni4ts anOarss, oIs Die
i'm Often ipenig beadtete RebmelOne, pie rna
ter Der 6eiben Some ppn COLORADO cine 10
ausge3ei9nete Audlitdt errei4t bat.
SIN Mi1iiippiz9bule unb tpeiter Oitli9
ipirO meiftens Die OiugeaMelDne tultloirt,
bic aus benz Sameu elmer in Neu@0feGito
Nib pu6fenben Dirt gu bober 8oItommen7
belt gebra9t porben lit; Tie lit grim uno bat
elm DOr5iiglifes @romu.
Neueroiu9s fat man aud gerir6e nit
benz Nnbau elmer aus Surteitan tammenz
cen Welonenart, beren Samen bos @ders
bau=0 epartement burb 8ermittel1ng bes
prOf, 9anion erbalten bdt, 9emaht nnO bas
NIT CUTE grfolge er5ielt. 9ieIs etpd 30
gfunb I9nere Wielone f6eint Elm Mittels
bling 3piiden &untulupe unb WaiiernlelOne
gu fein unb 6dlt ii4 Bis gegen 8ei6nd6ten
pOlitGnbi9 frii4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
6e9en oie PeufdredenpIa9e.

Sn iebem Sabre, isitbem Die tpeItlt9en
Staaten, befonbers &anias uno Colorado,
BON Der ygfpdp Mpuntain 2ocuit" oper ben
peitli4en 9eui6reden i'm Sabre 1874 uno
1876 beimgeiu4t purben, puroe Elm agent
bea Qder6au=9 o Departments na9 jenen Sc
genben gef9idt, UNI bic 9eui9reden 3u ituz
btren unb ~pomDgli9 bic Sarmer i'm 8oraus
Dor benz @intreffen Der Pluge 81 parnen.
Sn bieiem Sabre bat 9err 80. .. 9unter,
tpel6er bic neitli9en Staaen gu bieiem
3pede beiu9t bat, an Or. 9omurb, ben gn=
tOmotogen bes Departments, beri4tst.
Die 9eui6rede fam benz 8eri6te 5ufolge
nur in bei9rdntter 4n3a6l in Norb>9 atota
bor. @s fam ober cine groBe Mafe bon
Seuf9reden Dor, bic ni9t peiter tpanoern.
Infangs &u9uit iab man grOBe 3iige BON
9eui9reden fliegen; no iie iib uber nieber=
g%eGafen BADEN, lit f9pierig gu 6eitimmen,
Nnfangs 9ommer tpurbe in elmer melt
li6sn 3eitung mitget6eilt, baB bic Surtle
Mountains in Norbz9 atota uno Montana
permanente 8rutpldBe fir bic WanOer6euz
i4rede tpdren. Sn 6plge bieier Mittbeilung
tpurben bic @ifenbabnen unb 2anbeigentbiiz
mer in iener @egenO iebr 6eunru6i9t. 9err
Sumter bat iene @egenb beBpegen elmer
9riinbli4en llnteriu@ung unter5ogen; unO
aus ieinem 8eri4t ge9t berpOr, buB bic
UNDERGRADUATE nidt permanent in ben
Surtle Mountains lire 8rutpldBe bat. Der
pa6rf9sinli9e 8rutplab lit nah feiner
Meinun9 AM MiiinibOine 8ioer, n0rOli9
uno 0ftlih BON Regina, gu iu9en, cine Sc
genb, ipelhe i'm ndditen Sabre griinbIi9 in
ipiSirt perben 1ou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
OerttIeun9 oes l1nfrautes.

8is bereits in ber n8eilage" mitget6silt
tpuroe, bat bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ser
iu45itdtiOn in MuoiIon, @is., tiir3li4 Elm
Bulletin Iber untrdutsr per0ffentli9t.
0iefes .nt6dlt aud cine a66anolnng ii6er
bic prattii4ten Met6OOen CUR @~ertilgung
beg l%lntrauts, bon benen bic tui6tigiten
bier folgen mOesn:
Sn 8e8ug auf fire 9sbsnsOauer laiien
ii6 bic u~ntrduter lei9t in brei &lafen
~bringen, ndmli4: einjd6rige, bic nur cine
eriitiren; ~apsiidbrige, fbslde nur
3tpei SnifOus leben, unb psrennirenpe oOer
immerpG6renoe, pel6e cine unbeIimmte
Nn3a6l Saiions iiberOauern. Die %einIdbriz
gen ltntrGuter iino in Der Regel ie6r ia
menret9 uno er19einen Des6dlb am tpeitez
item per6reitet unb treten auf be6autem So
ben in grOBter 3abl auf. 9erennirenoe
1ntrGutsr beItbsn 5umeit Elm bD9it 5d6es
2eben uno limb barum 10 i4iper 3t control
ltren. SG6rli4e uno 5psiid6ri9e unfrGuz
+CL IuHIt NUT w iC 4"l StHC V0F'Hl4lIe
3ett lang e%riitiren uno fat ausi6lieBIi4
ourd Sumen ii@ fortpflan5en, nit @rfolg
untsr Gontroae balten, tpenn man perbinz
bert, baB ie in Samen 9eben. lin bies
gu errei9en, iOnten bic Pflan3en pOr Der
8liit6e 5eritOrt perOen, Oa piele Qrten,
penn tie in Der 8liit6e gei6nitten psrOen,
genug Reierpenabrung in ii9 6a6en, UNI
lire Samen iopeit gu reifeu, OaB bieIe
teimen t0nnen.
Perennirenbe ltntrduter berme6ren ft6
oft 1opo6l Dur9 Mugen unter Der @roe,
pie 0ur6 Samen. 0a bic @ur3eln oper
unteriroif4en Stengel, an Oenen Oieie
@ngen ii4 biIOen. untsr benz 8OOsn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

ipdrlid eingelaufen itno, mill ib iiber Die
len Gessnltanb etnige 3eilen i6rei6en. Die
5armer in bieli9er @e9eno fibIen lieieS
Sa9r f~reuOiger unO boffnungsppller. ais
oas in ben atpei porausgs9dngenen Sa9ren
Der San mar; mir BADEN cine before Grnte
unb AUDI Before Preife. @interneiaen uno
&lee iinb Ieiber i'm bortgen Winter ausgez
~froren, Sommerpeiaen liefert bur9f9niiA
li4 Is 8uibst bonn acre. Corn unb Sur
toffeln iteben ausge3ei4net, am beIten Gez
5ableu it9 bier S9meine uno Rinopie6.
Die 9uferernte liefert Grtrdge bpn 20 lis
50 8uIbel per Ncre, bod tit Der 6ufer bier
me6r ooer peniger nit RuBbranb bebaftet;
mebrere meiner 5eloer tparen gut gum britt
ten She'll bupon beimseiu9t. anbere mi.z
Der ipeniger, OO4 ean5 fret mar teines 6az
BON.
Sin auffub aus S6rer 5eber, Sr. siz
mon, iiber Smut" i'm Safer pdre
uns bier in bieler Sesenb pobl pOn erOz
Benz Nuben unb audi etnige Worte bar
uber, Ob mir fplAen Safer tpieOer CUR
@usiaat benuben biirfen, (Siebe einen oiesz
be3iigli9en &rtifel auf Der 2. Seite Oieies
8fattes. = Die Geb.) Nber audi 2eIer
Der n8eildge", Die in bieier SADIE Grfab<
rung beiiben, fOlten oiefe in Der r8eiIage"
tun0 ge6en.
No@ zines: ga iid 10 pisle geGe6rte Ser
rem ben &opf 8erbre9en in 8e3ug auf bas
S9idlal bes NoropolforI9ers Nn0ree. 10
tpdre es bod tpObl fir unIere 6rau Marie
Beper elm 2ei4tes, iH9 auf3uraffen, ibre
Sonbel gu b~eiteigen uno Anoree uno feline
9efd6rten auf3uiudsn.
Gum S81uB erma6ne i9 Die 2eier Der
~8etlage", ferner6in in bieiem 8latt 0fter
bon ii4 b0ren gu 1afen.
Mtt SruB an sic, 9err Simon, unb
ale 8%auernbriber
SObn g. 9rei@.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20

BEN. Dem Maistol6en6rano tann man 6ierz
bur4 niht pOrbeug'n, aud fat ii6 bic Be-
G1nblung nit beiBem 8aiIer BEL Dem Slug
6runD oes Nei3ens poer Der @erite ni9t boil
lig erfolgrsi9 errpiefen, bod mag baour6 Die
8irtung oes pil3es ouf Elm seringeres MaB
~rebu3irt perben. Nenn Der 81 bebunOelnOe
8eIentornz pber Wei5eniamen bel branbige
a0rner entbGIt, lit es ange3et9t, benielben
3uerit in taltes 8ufTer gu t6un unb na9
benz l1mriibren bic p6enauf .i6pimmen6en
6runoigen &0rner ub3ui4Dpfen; beim 8eienz
fornIumen muB bic Semperatur bes 8aiers
ebenfaGs auf 135 @rab erbulten iperoen,
bod ioGte bu Der Samen ettpa Is Mtnuien
i'm @afer geIuIen iperoen, bd berielbe bonn
6eiBen Waffer ni4t 10 tci9t f4doli3 beeinz
fluBt miro. sum 9erousaieben unO @intauz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
Kdie ais Griobmittel fir 5leiid.

reber bieIen @egentanb bringt p9Oorb's
Oairpman" in elmer ieiner Iebten Rummern
einen ldngeren Mufiub, melhem Die r8eiz
laqe" bas SDlgenDe entninmt: n9ie boben
6feiI6prei1e bilben cine Sra9e bon groBem
SSSnteref1e fir ben bur6i6nittli9en @er5ebz
rer Der Brobutte Oes Stieres. Sn nielen SAL
len mDgen tie cine bebeutenbe 8erringerung
Der %perbrau3ten 5leii9menge unb cine Ser
tpenbung bon anOeren Nabrungsformen als
@r1ab bebeuten, Die nobl btqtger, aber bon
.geringerem Ndbrpertb finb unb fplgli9 in
Wirtli@teit ben GonIumenten bO6er gu itez
fen tp11men.
Die gegenipdrtieen &usii6teu 6euten barr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
A~ufbewabrun9 Ser QepfeI.

l1e6er bic Bette Dirt unb Weife Der Nufz
betpabrung BON MepfeIn iinb bic Sa6ber@
itGnotgen perf9iebener Nnii9t. @inige glau=
ben an 2itftung, tpd6renb Nnbere Tie mig
li4it oi4t eingei4loffen 5u ie6en tpiinI4sn.
Die n~eueiten 8erIu6e i9sinen bic IeBte>c
4nii4t als ri9tig gu beitdtigen.
SIS giebt getpife 3uitdnoe, bic, tpte mir
piiien, Der Grbultung BON 5rii9ten taft
ieoer g(rt giinitig iino. 0ieie 1inb cine
n%ieorige, glei4mdBige Semperatur, Nur
pOllig %geiunoe unO nicbt b0uig 9ereifte 6rudt
Iolte je CUR Nuf6epabrung perpadt tperOen.
Sc tibler tie oann 9ebalten tperoen tann,
o6ne gu gefrieren, oeito 6eifer. Gs io1 uu6
fein llebergong bon 8ii6le 5ur Wdrme itatts
finoen, benin oieier berurIa9t ert Heife unb
bann SdulniB; bic Seine Der 5dulniB gez
Detben in elmer tparmen Semperatur, perben
a6er in elmer talten in S9a6 ge6alten. MuG
bic Seudti9teit re9t ie CUR @nttpideGlng
an. SIT Die 2uft erit 3uglei9 talt unb
troden, 10 balten it9 bic Srii6te bdrin ptit
better als tpenn lie tparm lno feu6t tpdre.
Srodene Cuff aber, Defenders mo iie unqez
binoert burb3iebt, ma9t Die Srii9te einz
i4rumpfen, iooaB ie 5Gb peroen uno an
Bertb DerIieren. Sc tiibler bic 2uft, beito
feu3ter barf lie fem. Sn einigen iebr fiibz
len Sbittellern bat man 4ueIen poer fife
BenOeS 8difer, bas man fir eber niiblid
ais i4doli3 bGlt, neil bic 2uft buourt
feu9t gebalten pirb. WiirOen bic 8eQer
ni4t fortpdbreno tibG 9ebalten, 10 piirbe
bic 5eu3ti9teit iih ais i9dDli4 erpeilen.
Sn 8e5ug alf bic 4ufbeipdbrung bon
@epfeln 1T bieier 9untt BON prattii9sn
MfGnnern griinoli4 ausgearbettet poroen.
Sbre Nusiagen lauten faft ale 5u-9uniten
Der bi4ten 8eri6lieBung Der Safer unmit=
telbar oper bod iebr balo na9 benz Gin
paden. 8enn bic einseidlofenen Nepfel
in gutem gefunoen 3uitanoe tparen lunb
tiibl 9e6alten ipuroen, CAB es o%arunter ie5r
nenige faule, unb tie tparen ~plurnper uno
frii9er ais Die in ni4t peri3lofenen
5Giern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-20
8ldtter unS Blitben.

Der 8artoffsGbau Iiefert in
Oeutl3lano, runO 9ere6ntt, einen @rtrag
BON 100000 gentner, in JranfteidS
67,5O0,00O, in 8uBIanb 56,5OO,O 600,
SeIterrei6 41,5O0,OOO, England 28,500,=
900, 8el9ien 100000, llngarn 15,0OO,z
900, NieberIanbe 11.5OO,OOO @entner.
giebperfiGtrun9 in 8abz
ern. Die pObltbdtigen @irtun9en Der
@ieboerii6erung finoen in 8abern me6r
nnO me6r 4~nertennung. 9i9t nrr bic 3a6l
Der an Die Observation-Disclosures
ar9e19lohenen Observation-Disclosures
1T fortpd6reno i'm @a9ien begriffen, ions
bern eS finoet audi BEL ben GeBtgenannten
Sereinen Elm ftarfer 3ugang BON aeus1l
WfIt9lieoern itatt. Sn Solge ,bsien 1T Das
SerIi6erungstupital auf 56,2O9,58O Mart
gsltiegen. Die 3abG Der Srtsberetne #
1857. Na3 8eenbigung Der @rntear6siten
ltebt Die Stloung peiterer @ereine bebpr.
3 If immeGgef d m &C bes @eiz
mes. DIS GpnIerpirungsmittel fir Weiu
ut Senf ldn91t b%etarrtt, ptro aber 1ttte1
angemenoet. Metn, ipel9er @eneiqtseit
gum @eroerben 5eigt, ipirO babur1 confer
pirt, baB man Elm nit Senfme6l 9efiiuiss
@Gd4en in 6as SAB bGn9t, 0ur6 ielntn
@e6alt an dtberii9en Selsn, pel6es anti
ieptii4e @igeni4aften befibt, tpirtt es cons
ierpiren0 auf ben Mein. 0auptId6lih
penoet man ss Bel 8einen an, bic eiiten
ausgeprGgten S4immelgeiGmdd beIiten.
Dir W9enge oes gu pertpenbenbsn Senfmebles
laBt Ii6 ni6t 10 ObnetpeiterPs beitimmen.
@s 1T bielmebr bur6 4usprobirunq nit
elmer Slai9e Oas nOtbige 0uantum feit5us
iteaen. Saoenfaus muB nit gerDBter @Drs
ii3t gebanoelt tperDen, neil ionit Der @ein
ben S4immelgei4maf gegen ben Des @euts
etntauI4t uno 0ann ni4t ms9r trintbar 1T.