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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30
Shallow Planting For Sweet Peas.

The sweet peas were planted near
the top of the ground, not in deep
trench as formerly. Then, after they
began to run, / sifted the ashes from
the kitchen stove (part coal and part
woodl by the side of the row every
morning until the ashes were about
six inches deep from the row of sweet
peas to the row of potatoes on each
side. These kept the roots cool and
damp and we never saw such thrifty
sweet pea vines and large blossoms.
The row was sixteen feet long and a
large bunch was picked nearly every
day from July 4 until October 1. The
vines got about eighteen inches above
the six feet wire and then fell back.
For the last five weeks it was neces-
sary to use chair to stand on to pick.
Jared Bradley, in New England
Homestead.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30
the cattle to strip off the leaves, corn

the cattle to strip off the leaves, corn
and tender, eatable portions. The pn.
eaten portion can be cleaned out ka,
fore filling anew, and the use
stalks piled up for hauling away.
mixed with the accumulating man
heap, where the refuse of barn
stable is piled before being haule
the fields.
The rack is to be built against Nthe
fence, SO that the filling can be done
from the outside, the outside of the
manger at being only high enough
to retain the fodder, 'The frame OF
rack should be made of 2x4s. The
rack b should be made of four-inch
fencing lumber, the Stats about four
inches apart. The outside rack, G.
should be set out far enough so the
cattle can easily reach down inside to
pick up the chat. To guard against
any waste here, it is we'll to have the
bottom, e, foored, and the floor sur.
rounded by six-inch board. The
rack can be made any length, accord
ing to the amount OF stock to be fed.
American Agriculturist.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30


Alfalfa yields from six to ten bushels
Of seed per acre.
You never heard OF such a thing as
a dairyman being too clean.
The dairy COW IS exactly what the
farmer brings up the calf to be.
Poultry pays when their habits, dis.
eases and feeding is made study.
Never milk with dirty hands, and
never allow the hired man to do it.
All animals enjoy a clean, dry bed
at night. Plenty of straw is just the
thing.
The production OF eggs is incr
ing; but not SO fast as the demand
fresh eggs.
There is no waste on farm where
ducks are kept-that is, not it the
ducks can help it.
The average yield of apples through
out the whole country is less than
three bushels to the tree.
Allowing little chicks to run about
in the wet grass is sure way OF get
ting rid of lot OF them.
Cutting feed pays, and cutting the
bedding is well worth the trouble. 1t
will absorb much better.
Some farmers are getting ahead OF
their neighbor IN the yield OF potatoes
by using the trench system.
Drought is bad but to those who
use plenty of shallow culture it hasn't
the terrors that it has to others.
The hens that receive careful
handling, exercise and constant at
tention, are the ones who furnish the
eggs.
Careful feeding before calving, and
a good cleansing of the bowels i'm
mediately after, will usually keep
COW clear OF milk fever.
Breed dairy heifers when they are
from sixteen to twenty morths old,
then they will be giving milk when
little over two years old.
Don't over feed the dairy heifer.
II you do she will become too fat.
There is happy medium, aud this is
what you want to strike.
Dairymen should make ii point
to have their stable in healthy sani-
tary condition, with the honest pur.
pose of furnishing to their customers
healthy milk supply.
In order that the farming industry
may be raised to its proper place, as
head of all others, it is necessary
that the farmers themselves should
think more OF it and give it increased
attention.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

1t used to be popularity said that
modern invention would make war so
horrible, so expensive in men, that ma
tions could not afford to engage in it;
that war would cease because armies
would be wiped ont. 1t seems, how
ever, that the element of human eau
tion intervenes. Long-rauge proiec.
tiles make long-range battles. Shrap-
mel produces the trench. Armies no
longer hurl themselves at each other
in the open. 1t would be suicide, aud
campaign of investment and forced
surrender. Creating an impossible
zone of fire has created disposition
not to cross it. Areas widen, and so
widen with safety for greater num-
bers.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

No factor in the last decade has
been so potent in bringing the Amer
lean nation to n realization of the
fact that there is desirable outdoor
life as the bicycle. When cycling was
a fad three and four years ago it raked
its disciples from all walks of life.
Largely, however, it drew upon that
element of humanity engaged in Sc
dentary occupations. The dull-eyed
clerk, the listless bookkeeper, the
stolid artisan, who saw nothing of
life prior to that time but monotonous
car ride and dreary day within
drearier walls, suddenly awoke to the
realization that there was great
world outside whiah could be enjoyed
by short excursions on the wheel. 1t
is this portion of the population that
has clung steadily to the bicycle, in
spite of the fact that society elbowed
cycling to one side, merely to go to
some extreme in another pursuit OF
pleasure. The number OF actual rid
ers, for the foregoing reason, has
steadily increased in the last two
years in the face of an apparent de-
cline in the sport.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30
Home Life In Porto Rico.

To one unaccustomed to tropical
conditions, the furnishing OF the Porto
Rican home would at first sight seem
meagre; but it is quite ample. A short
residence will demonstrate that nearly
500 years of experience with the un-
pleasant features of life in the West
Indies have been crowned by sur
vival OF the fittest in housefurnishing
as in other matters.
Austrian bent-wood furniture. and
also wicker-work and willow-war
constitute the main equipment of the
parlors and dliving-rooms. Upholstered
furniture is unknown and undersired,
little or no attempt being made at
decoration except in the matter of en-
broidery and fine handmade lace
work, with which the bedrooms are
elaborately supplied. Hundreds OF
yards of crochet-work are used in the
establishment of single canopied
bed. This work is the chief delight
of the Porto Rican housewife.
EThe walls are for the Imost part
bare, but here and there a painting oi
merit may be seen. The sofa pillow
is the one great feature of the home
it is everywhere. in every conceivable
size, shape aud material. Ferns oi
gigantic size and exquisite formation,
as we'll as broad-spreading palm
leaves, are used to festoon the walls
and arched doorways. Ont fresh from
day to day, they render the dark, coo
rooms inviting and attractive. Pottet
tropical plants in great variety abound
within and without the home. .-Har'
per's Bazaar.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

One of the very best aud least
known garden plants is satisfy or veg
etablo oyster. This is very hardy
aud is MS easily grown rs parsnips.
Sow early in the spring in rows
twelve or fourteen inches apart.
When the crop is wanted for winter,
take up late in the fall and spread in
boxes and cover with soil The roots
will keep nicely until spring. They
probably shriyel somewhat, but when
placed in water will regain their nntu.
raj appearance. Properly cooked
some people prefer this TO the genu-
inc oYster.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30
To rrevon. rabbit. narhIng rrecs.

A good way TO keep rabbits from
pnawing the bark from Off the bottom
Of trees is to make an ordinary white
wash comp osed of about one pound of
-four of sulphur TO four pounds Of
lime, 20 which is added about two
ounces of fluid carbolic acid.
This mixture should be kept well
stirred while applying it with brush
TO the bottom of the trees. Apply it
lib erally up to a height of about three
feet or so, and then the rodents cannot
reach above it--thoy will never gnaw
the bark where the mixture is applied.
After rain it will no doubt be neces-
sary to make another application.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30
AGRICULTURAL.
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Mushrooms M IA rioid Crop.

1t is claimed that mushrooms can
be grown in the fields by selecting
rich old pasture lands. About the
middle of June, with sharp spade,
make V-shapcd cuts in the sod, about
four inches deep, and raise one side
enough to allow the insertion of n
piece Of spawn, two or three inches
square, under IL, so that il shall be
about two inches below the surface,
then stamp the sod down. Make these
paintings thee or four feet apart, and
If the season is favorable good crop
should appear the following August
aud September.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30
A WatertIght Watch.

A novelty just placed on the Eng
lish market Is watertight watch
which is particularly designed for
soldiers and others exposed to hard
service. The back is screwed on and
the stem-winding apparatus is pro-
tected by screw top. One of these
timepieces has for months been run
ming and keeping perfect time sub
merged in jar of water in q London
window.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30
Feeding Corn Fodder.

Feeding unshredded corn fodder is
hard work, on account of the difficulty
of handling. There is also a greater
part of the stalks that the cattle will
not eat. This accumulating under the
cattle's feet or about the feed lot soon
becomes a nuisance. Accompanying
this description 1 send the sketch Of
rack that will be easy TO fill and
which will retain the stalks, allowing
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

Congressman Lacey of Iowa has
been acting as schoolmaster in the
House of Representatives. He has
been showing what Iowa spends for
school purposes compared with Ala
bama and some of the Southern states.
Without contradiction from his hear
ers, whose faces expressed blank
amazement, he intimated that q
single congressional district In Iowa
paid more school taxes than the whole
state of Alabama This statement
was brought out by the appeal of rep
resentatives from Alabama for dona-
tions of land from the United States
for common school purposes. In its
constitution, passed in 1875. the state
of Alabama provided that the tax for all
school and state purposes should not
exceed 3-4 Of per cent. The result
is that, owing to this restriction by
the constitution, the entire sum raised
for public schools in that state in the
years 1878 was but little over
$500, 900. That is only 46 cents pei
capita to the population. Each child
that was sent TO school cost SO. SO.
In the same year when Alabama spent
ss0o,0O for school purposes lows
spent 81, 451 200, and the amount fol
each child was S22.7? South Dakots
in the same year sp mt soa. IS for eacl
elfild.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

The amount of copper produced in
the United States last yoar-estimat-
ing the output of December-was
26i, 900 tons. This amount includes
the copper in sulphate and shows an
increase over the production of 1898
by about 10. 3 per cent.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

Orea, a little city in Sweden, owns
and operates nursery which yields
an income of $3.50, ,000-suflicient to
pay all the expenses of the municipal.
ty, including the cost of conducting
free schools for the children and n
free telephone system for the people.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

ports n pole or lever, that has grasp
ing arrangement Of hooks. Arranged
as shown in the cut, heavy articles
can be lifted over tho side from the
ground. II the contrivance Ia turned
about, the plank coming outside the
wheel, articles can he loaded into the
rear end Of the wagon. New York
Tribune.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

France has uuearthed new traitor
who has been selling her war secrets
to Germany, getting $212 for the lot.
The price was cheap and tho informa-
ton no doubt of corresponding char
acter.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

In England, France and other coun-
tries in the Old World all street rail
road cars, omniblsos and other vehi-
cles used rs public convoyances are
limited by law to their seating capac-
ity under heavy penalties.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30
For LoadInc Farm Wagons.

Where a man is doing his work
alone he is often at great disadvan'
tage when about to load heavy sacks
or barrels into the farm wagon. A de-
vice is shown in the cnt that will
greatly assist him. A plank is cut
to slip down over the axle, between
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

BY Brigadier- General Charles King, U. S. W

T was the morning of
February 3, 1899,
and all Manila was
girdled with smoke
and flame. From
the shores of the
beautiful bay oppo-
site the Bocano dc
Vitas at the north,
away around in wide
sweep across the
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30
THE COMMON THINGS OF LIFE.

Tho common things OF life, they give
To arc it's highest sway;
Tho things that In the life we 1.-Two
Arc with us every day.
And never wrought tho dreamer yet
Whose work truo honor brings
But that his fabrics base was set
Firm on llfe's common things.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-05-30

For these dear things 10 eyes that see
Not common aro nor plain:
Beauty to its supreme degree
Lives I'm their homely grain.
And when Gods sweet-toned seraph band
Creations mystery sings,
1t tolls how sea and sky and land
We're made life's common things.
Ripley ID. Baundcrs, In ST. Louis Republic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16


@eneralHab beriebt tpurhe. Sen Selb=
aug in 86bmen ma6te er i'm aroben
Sauptquartier nit unb purbe 1870
Militdratta9e in paris unb au9letd
Sliselaojutant. Obmobl er bel Nus=
brud bes Grieges eri feds MDnate in
Srantrei9 ueilte, selang es inn, einen
bOrsigliden ginblif tn bic gerbdltniiie
Der fransOiifden Qrmee gu e%etpinnen,
unb fein 8eridt an ben &6nig aeigt,
tpel9e Glarbeit er lid iiber Die Sedt=
peiie bes @egners erworben bate.
2eiber perbOt Die Giirse Der 3eit, ben
8eri9t, Der i'm nmorud ben &Om=
manoobeb0rOen susing, fir Die Sattit
Der beuti6en Sruppen aussunuben,
aber man lam jebt iasen, baB alles,
mas Graf @aloeriee po~rausseiast bate,
in grfilluns sing.
Na6 Dem Srieosnsi6luB mar @al=
oeriee oeutider @ei6dftstrdaer bel Der
frans6iii1en 8epublit unb erbielt bann
ben 8efebl iiber oas Is. jebiae G6niss=
ulanen= Regiment. oaiien Uniform er
nod trdst. Spdter 8eneralfabsdef oes
10. Gorps, blieb er in oieier Stelluns
big er 1881 8eneralquartiermeiier unb
8ertreter bes gbefs bes @rpBen @eneral=
iiabs tpurbe. @raf Moltfe, oeiien bobes
glitter cine %unteriiiBuns erbeiidte, be-
mics bur9 bieie 8~erufung, uelde gr=
uartungen er auf ben @rafen @alber=
lee iebte. gs inar baber rur Die 8e=
i~idtiguns elmer allsemein eebeaten
grtpartung, als mad Dem Qusideioen
bes sroBen Strateeen iein bisberiser
0ertreter aud iein Nadfolser murOe.
SIM Sabre 1891 nuroe @raf WalDeriee
tpmmanoirenber General oes 9. Nrmee=
forps nit benz Sip in Nltona lrno 1898
8eneraloberI uno @rmeeinipefteur.
SIM Npril bieies Sabres feierte @raf
@aloeriee 'ein ~50jdbrises Sienfiubi=
ldum uno m Wai puroe er gum &C.
neral=Selomari9all uno @eneral=Sn=
ipetteur Der 8. Mrmee=Snipeftion er-
nannt.
Oils Shirt gismard aus benz &ei6s=
fa~naleramte i9ieb, bieB es. Graf @al-
oeriee tperoe iein Nadfolser ueroen,
uno aud ipdter III iein Name nit bic
lem bpben Nmte %nieoerbOlt IN gerbin=
ouna sebradt tuoroen.
Sic @emablin bes @rafen 1T cine
Nmerifanerin. Sbr 8ater mar our 3eit
BEG giirgertrieses Wbolefale Grocer IN
glefu Oort. Nls Map gfber See gins lie
nod europa uno b%eiratbete bort TIM
Sabre 1864 i'm Nlter bon 26 Sabren
in morsanatiider gbe ben mebr als
7~Oidbrisen Yrinsen Srieorid BON
G9Iespis=S olfein. Seds Mcnate mad
Der Sodseit itarb Der prins uno 3mei
Sabre fpd.r permdblte lid ieine, -
prinseI5in BON Hoer erbobene VI.
nit Dem jebisen 8cneraliiiimlls.
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Sbor in Siautihau.

nidt fern gu liesen, baB elm She'll Der
Sruppen In &iauti6au ielbt BON N6=
then iein uirb, UNI Der baieIbf INN iid
sreifenOen frembenfeinoliden 8epe=
sung elm frdftises paroli gu bieten.
Giautfdau murbe laut gertras bonn
6. Mdrs 1898 bon China auf SO Sabre
on Seuti6lanb perpahtet, na6oem am
Is. Nobember bes borber9eaanaenen
Sabres NOmiral b. 9ieoeribs 600
Mann Marinetruppen nit feds Sc
i6iben in Giautidau bate lanoen laf-
len. Sic dineiiide geiabun9 bet bort
beIinoli6en Sorts trat beim Nnblid Der
beuti6en Sruppen ben 8iidsue on, 10
DAB 9iauti6du Dbne Slutoergieben ee=
npmmen unb an Gtelle Der 6ineiiI6en
Slasae Die beuti6e sebibt tperoen tDrnte.
Sic Ge~ranlaiiuns gum gini9reiten b.
9ieoeri6s' bate Die @rmprouns stpeier
beuti6er. MiHiondre in Der prpbina
Sbantuns, gu mel9er 9iauti6au se=
bort, ge9eben.
9as bon China an Seuti6lano per=
padtete Serritorium beareift, mad Dem
@ertrase, nit gini6luB Der GiautI6au=
gudt, cine Gone bon 314 enslii6en
Meilen i'm umtreiie berielben in fi9.
Ser Sld6engebalt bes @ebietes betrd9t
%anndbernb 100 ensliide Nuaoratmeilen
nit elmer gebDlferung BON ettpa co.
900 G6pfen, bic lid auf biele fleine
Srtidaften Dertbeilen. Sic GIie 1T
fla9, oas 2ano iieigt allmdlis big gu
$50 SUB S6be an es III siemlid felfTs
uno meit auffallenb biele grbriiie auf,
bic bis gu 10 SUB tief limb. Sic Sbd-
Ier Der umgebuns limb iebr frudtbar,
Die SObensiise basesen iinb rauberer
Natur. Sn Giautidau sibt es nur
einen fur5en @inter. 8On gnoe 9esem=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Der Observation-Disclosures.
GbrtnbSnss tnternationales Gertrans
ensbatnm fir Senti@Ianb.

Die m2hfe emilia .into-Oyo 0aoIn.rs.s Elm
,.,.,,,r w,r,,. m.n -. ,s,.m..s.~...
CO..
rn m.r,..,.. .,.. wm..s,sm..,.
Sie Grnennuna oes @eneralfelomar=
i6alls @rafen bon @aloerIee gum
SotftOmmanoirenoen Der alliirten
Sruppen III China 1T bas ebrenpollfe
internationally Gertranensuotum fir
Seuti1lano. Sie MGGte lino euoli6
tpieoer eini9 unO iib~ersaugt. oaB
SeutIflano ielbhlDs Die gemeiniameu
Sntereiien aller Haticnen in 9bina
ioroern iueros. @noeyerIcjts iriro cur6
Die Grnennin9 SeutIhlano iopObl mie
benz Graim Waloeriee cine auber=
Droentli1 i1iuere Werantmortung auf=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

@eneralfabe seianoen uno lid bort
berborrageno %betbdtigt.
Dim 2. @pril 1866 alls Dem Gabets
tenbauie beim 2. 8arbe=& Regiment als
lieutenant einseitellt, ma6te 2efTel bel
bieiem Regiment bic &riese bon 1866
unb 1870 NIT unb erbielt In Dem lebte=
rem Gelosuse bas giierne &reus. @r be-
fu6te bann bic &riegsafaoemie unb
fam 1873 als Sberlieutenant in bas
81. Snfanterie= &egiment. Sn 1878
als Sauptmann In ben grDBen General
fab neriebt, muroe er i'm &pril 1884
&ompasniedef i'm 80. Snfanterie=8 esi=
ment. tebrte aber fdon nod u Sabren
tuieosr in ben sroBen @eneralitab su=
rid, in benz er TN Npbember 1885 Ma=
jor uuroe. SIM acknowledgement Sable
tpurbe b. 2eIiel generalitabs9ef oes
eriten Qrmeeforps, in 1897 8eneral=
maior unb Gpmmanbeur Der %. Sn=
ianterie=8 Brigade in GIiieloorf. SIN
Mai b. s. erbielt er bic Siibruns Der
%. Siniiion in 9arlsrube, morauf ibm
Der Sberbefebl iiber bic @%binaoipiiiDn
iihprtrnnen murine. @leihaeitin erfplnte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
,Nortb Goat 2imiteh" Sambimai9i=

Die SmeiO ampimai9iuen, mel9e sebrau6t
merben BEL ben rNortb Goat 9imiteb" ;3ii9en
Der Hortbern Yacific, bic pom unb mad ct.
SAUL unb Minreapolis laufen, mlrben in
benz S6eneftabp 9ofomotipmerfen sebaut.
eSebe bieier Wai9inen lit 141 SUB bod, mie9t
100, 900 Yfunb, bat ie9s S~6munsrGber, 70
3oG i'm Diameter, unb Der Sampfbrud be-
trdgt 200 Yfunb. gepor Der 3u9 abfGbrt,
merben 9 Sonnen &oblen unb 1850 galoz
men Walier aufgelaben. Sebe bieier 2ofoz
motipen, 230 nnb 232 numerirt, ,iebt ben
Bug tGsli9 smii9en ct. SAUL uno Sarao,
q. o, cine 0iitanS pom PSI Weilen, in entz
ae9engelebter &i6tung bas lit IL, $50 Mei
len per Wonat fir iebe e~inselne ober %, O6O
Meilen ieben Monat fir beibe. 0ieIe Soto.
motipen baben cine fiir6terli6e &raft unb
iinb i'm Stanbe rs ober so Meilen perStlr,=
be auf eutem @eleiie 3u MAIDEN, rpenn bies
notbmenbis lit. Der 0antpf, pel6er bic j3ie
9e bei3t unb ben Dynamo, nelber fie err
leu9tet, beior9t, nirb aus benz srobenO ampf.
feiiel Der Wai6ine genommeit, mei6er me6r
oils Iiinf Tub in Diameter on ieinem fleiniten
plase mibt. Die ,Rortbern Goat Qimiteb"
8roi6iire Der Iortbern Yaciiic wirb frei pom
Gbas. g. See in ct. Saul, Minn., suse-
ianbt. Dielelbe entbdlt cine poafGnofae
Seidreibuns bes 3nses ielbit. 37s4
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feline Yef6rberun9 gum @eneraIlieuie.
uant. unb tpeniae Sage Dor Der Mbreiie
erbielt er ben @ana zines 2omman-
birenoen Generals.
Oas bon 2eiiel aefibrte expeditions
torps iebt ii1 aus swei Snfanteriebris
gaben, einem 3eiterresiment, einem
Selbartilleriere9iment uno einem piOs
nierbataillon suiammen, posu nod
cine Selearapbenabtbeiluns, cine Glen.
babnbaufompaanie, cine @anitdtstom-
paanie. MunitiOnstolonnen. propiants
tolonnen unb bier Gelolasaretbe fom-
men. 9ie @eiammiltdrte beaiffert lid
uuf runb 1900 Mann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

ernannt, an Gtelle oes aapitdns 8o=
ienoabl, Der lid fir ZEN poTien als
un%seeignet erwieien bate. Saeidte gilt
als elm ungemein setpanoter Sffisier,
Der ausleid ben taufmdnniiden Sn=
tereiieu oas peitgebenbfe Sntereife ent=
eesenbrirst. gr mar bereits friiber in
Ofaiien urtb 1T nit ben bortisen @er=
bdltnifien pertraut. Na9oem er 1871
llnterlieutenant our See, 1875 2ieute=
1lant uno 1881 &apitdnlieutenant ge=
tpDroen mar, befebligte er bon 1886 alb
erf bas SorpebOl6uli6iff .8li6er"
,lno bann bas Ganpnenboot r@plf"
auf Der Dfafiatii9en Station. Sn 1889
gum Gorbettenfapitdn b%ef6rbert. murbe
er gum Marineamt in Berlin trans=
ferirt. Na9 ieiner grnennung gum
Gapitdn fubr Saeidfe 1895 als &om=
manbant bes Panseri6iffes v&aiier"
tpieoerum mad Siaiien, mo banu, mie
bereits erpdbnt, in 1898 feline ge=
rufung auf ben @ouperneurspOiten bon
Giautidau erfolste.
Ser &iiderinnerung tpertb biirfte elm
iebr bi6i6er 3us iein, ben ieiner 3eit
beutidldnbii6e Gldtter BON Saei6fe
nermelbeten. 4n einem itiirmii6en No=
bemberabenbe fiel In &iel, am Ouai
bes giienbabnOammes, elm tleiner
&nabe in ben 9afen. Ser sufallia bes
@eses tommenoe, bamaliae 9apitdn=
lieutenant Saeidte, Der ben @orsans
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
Eran, Sofepb I.

anfdnsli6 seplant, ba es Der ausoriid.
li9e Wuni6 bes Gaiiers 1T, ieinen Sc
burtstas In Der Gtille gu feiern.
Srans SOiepb befiies am 2. Sesem=
Der l948 ben Sbron, gu elmer 3eit, als
Der 6iierreidiI6e Staat in feline 8runo=
peiisn eri6ittert idien. Sn ben italie=
nii6en Propinsen uno in ungarn
Iooerte Der Mufrubr, unb in @ien
tualtete nod Der Nieoermerfuns oes
Cttoberaufltanbes blutig bas Grie9s=
aeri9t. @u9 fpdter blieben Grans
Soiepb idnere Yriifunsen ni6t eripart.
Sic &riese bon 1859 unb 1866 Der.
liefen ungliidlid fir Seferrei6, uno
in Der Sronun9 Der inneren @nselesen=
beiten trafen bic &atbaeber Der 3rone
nidt INNER bas &i6tise. Sn 1867
tpuroe Der 8ruber bes Gatiers in
Merito eridOiien, In 1889 iein einsiser
Sobn unb grbe eriblagen, in 1898
feline @emablin borh Stabl zines mabn=
iuibisen Morbseiellen babinaeitredt.
Nber 81 allen 3eiten prdste lid bas
PflidtbemuBtiein bes Serri6ers in
bcbem Mabe aus, iudte er 3ufrieoen=
beit unb @oblfanb gu idaffen uno bic
auseinance ritrebenben @lemente unter
Dem bDberen 8eii6tspuntte bes Ge=
fammtiaates gu bereinisen. Gafiir 1T
ibm aud Die 2iebe ieines @Olfes gu
She'll s%etuoroen, mie ielten einem Sir
fen.