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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-04-06
German Railway Travel.

However, 1 don't mean to complain
of German railways, they are safe and
comfortable; if you want speed and
damages you Americans know were to
90. A compartment of the second class
holding eight persons, in German car
riage, is a snug place for winter ride.
1t is so well upholstered that you can
ride on the seats without fatigue and
sleep at your ease. The compartment
Of the first class is in the same carriage,
and differs only IN little more luxu-
rious upholstering. For winter travel,
when there is nothing to see, these com
partments are very nice; for summer
prefer an American palace car. But
when the wind raves over desolate
country there is afeeling OF snugness IN
these little apartments. The windows
are all closed, every body lights his
cigar, the lady, if one happens to be
present, doesn't ever think of saying
that she likes smoke-that is taken for
granted-and soon the air is so thick
that you might imagine yourself in
beer hall, enjoying yourself to the ut
most.
Not that you are obliged to ride in
smoke; on probably all the trains there
are compartments distinctly set apart
for the non-smOking, and generally
there is a separate compartment for
ladies. 1t has become the fashion since
was in Germany some years ago to
heat the carriages by steam pipes, and
the passengers themselves can regulate
| the inflow of the steam. The cars
heated in this manner are so warm that
YOU can take off overcoat and hat and
sit, often with the window down, as il
at home. But the heating by steam
is not universal, and occasionally the
traveller is put into cold car, and
consoled only with a foot warmer, a
tube filed with hot water, which speed
ily cools, and in the process seems TO
abstract all the natural heat from the
feet and legs of the passenger.-C- D.
Warner, IN The Hartford CouraHt.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-04-06
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

A THING never lost but often found
A verdict.
THE man who had & project on foot
went to a corn doctor.
AT the Eden trading-post the devil
was subtler.-BoStOR Post.
Is there a word in the English Ian
guage which contains all the vowels' :
Unquestionably.
THE biggest Indian chief now is
named " Step-two-miles." The soldiers
run him 16 the other day.
THE fashion of loading overskirts
with shot to keep them down must have
originated with some bullet-headed
man.
PRINCE OSCAR, second son of the King
of Sweden, will be in Philadelphia July
4. He is l6 years of age, q naval cadet,
and good boy.
WHAT is the difference between a
trumpeter and a hornet? Why, the
trumpeter is a eOrnet of horse, and the
other is hornet of course.
AT Il collection made at a charity fair
lady offered the plate to a rich man
who was well known for his stingineSs.
al have nothing" was the curt reply.
Then take something, sir; you know
am begging for the poor.
A HORSE baked an Market Street last
evening and resisted all efforts to move
him until a life insurance agent came
along and began to talk to him, when
he started and went off with the enthusi-
~ 70 40
of rich aunt.-NOriCich Bulletin.
JERRY BLACK chews up a paper of
tobacco every six hours, and eNpec-
torates cOpiously. A Harrisburg law
yer once said to him: "Take my ad-
vice, Judge, and keep away from Afri-
ca. If Stanley ever met you there n
the dark he might mistake you for one
of the sources of the Nile"
A CLERGYMAN's widow gave this ati-
vice to young lady friend the other
day: "Jane, if ever you marry a min
iSter, marry one who in an emergency
has enough of the grace of God in his
heart to 90 from the pulpit to the kitch-
en- and pare the potatoes for dinner
without grumbling."
Mr.. CHARoN, whose ferrybOat, to-
gether with his quiet manners, has
given him worldwide reputation, was
printed the other day as Mr.. Sharon,
the type-setter (may Mr.. Charon drown
him if he ever gets his hand on him),
changing, in his infinite wisdom, the &
to an S, thus hopeleSsly mixing up the
navigator of the Styx with a vulgar
millionaire, who is known for nothing
but his mOney.--Erchange.
In a Woodward Avenue street-car
Yesterday a mans breath smelled so
strongly of whisky that a gentleman
moved across the car to get out of the
circle. "Any zing wrong" asked the
drunkard as he observed the change.
g Nothing, except your breath smells
of whisky enough to knock a horse
overt" 90 'Spect she does-she does"
was the candid reply, g but you don't
'spect poor man like me can buy cologne
an whisky too, do you?"-DetrOH Free
Press
"TLL scream if you touch mel"
Exclaimed pert miss
Whose lover was seeking
An innocent kiss.
BY this prudsh conduct
Cold water was thrown
The lover drew backward
And-let her alOnel
''PT scream if you touch me!'
She hOllered once more.
He cried Z" I'm not near your
And found it a bore.
She quickly subsided.
Grew tender 70 view,
And whispered quite softly:
'"In scream till you dol"
Philadelphia Times.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-04-06
Facts Not Generally Known,

Spinach is a Persian plant.
Horseradish is a native of England.
Melons were found originally in Asia
Filberts originally came from Greece
Ounces originally came from Corinth
The turnip came originally from
Rome.
The peach originally came from Per
sia.
Sage is a native of the South o.
Europe.
Sweet majoram is a native of Portu.
gal.
The bean is said to be a native Of
Egypt.
Damsons originally came from Da.
4 mascus.
The nasturtium came originally from
Peru.
The pea is a native of the South OF
Europe.
Ginger is native of the East and
| West Indies.
Coriander seed came originally from
the East.
The cucumber was originally tropi-
cal vegetable.
The Greeks called butter boutourus-
"cow cheese"
The gooseberry is indigenous to Great
Britain.
Apricots are indigenous to the plains
of Armenia.
Pears were originally brought from
the East by the Romans.
Capers originally grew wild in Greece
and North Africa.
The walnut is native of Persia, the
Caucasus, and China.
The Glove is a native of the Malacca
Islands, as also is the nutmeg.
Vinegar is derived from two French
words, CiR digre, "sour wine"
Cherries were known in Asia as far
back as the seventeenth century.
Garlic came to us first from Sicily and
the shores of the Mediterranean.
Asparagus was originally a wild sea
coast plant, and is native of Great
Britain.
Nectarine is said to have received its
name from nectar, the principal drink
of the gods.
The tomato is a native of South Amer
lea, and takes its names from Portu-
guese word.
Greengage is called after the Gage
family, who first took it into England
from a monastery in Paris.
Parsley is said to have come from
Egypt, and mythology tells us it was
used to adorn the head of Hercules.
Apples were originally brought from
the East by the Romans. The crab
apple is indigenous to Great Britain.
When James Buchanan was Minister
to England he had ears of corn, hermet-
ically sealed, sent to him from this
country.
1t is a curious fact that while all the
names of all our animals are of the
Saxon origin, Norman names are given
to the flesh they yield.
The onion was almost an object of
worship with the Egyptians two thou
sand years before the Christian era. 1t
first came from India.
The cantaloupe is native of Amer
lea and so called from the name of a
place in Rome, where it was first culti-
waited in Europe.
Before the middle of the seventeenth
century tea was not used in England,
and was entirely unknown to Greeks
and Romans.
The word biscuit, in French, is
''twicebaked, because, originally, that
was the mode of entirely depriving it
of moisture to insure its keeping.
Cloves come to US from the Indias,
and take their name from the Latin
clauvus or French ekim, both meaning
nail, to which they have a resem-
blance.
Lemons were used by the Romans to
keep moths from their garments, and
in the time of Pliny they were consider
ed an excellent poison. They are natives
of Sio
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-04-06
THE QUEEN or THE ORKNEY
ISLANDS.

Oh, the Queen Of the Orkney Islands,
she's travelling over the sea-
She's bringing cutie Hsh with her,
To play with my baby and me-
Oh. his head Is three miles long dear;
His tail d three miles short;
And v hen he goes out he wriggles his snOut
In way that no cutie nan ought.
Oh, the Queen Of the Orkney Islands,
she rides on n sea green whale.
lie takes her a mile. with m elegant smile,
At every Zip Of his tail.
Oh, the Queen of the Orkney Islands,
She dresses in wonderful taste;
The sea-serpent coils, all painted In oils,
Around her bee yuiiful waist.
Oh her gown is made OF the green sea -kale,
And though she knows nothing of feet,
She can manage her train, with an air Of disdain
In way that is perfectly sweet.
Oh, the Queen Of the Orkney Islands,
She's travelling over the main;
80 we'll hire hack, and send her right back
To her beautiful islands again.
-Ld'fra l.. Richards, in 81. Nicholas for April.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-04-06
TIE FIRST BLUE-BIRD.

Whatever weight the hours have borne
Along the path Of frost and snow,
The world is never too forlorn
For birds 10 sing again; we know
That earliest buds VIII soon expand,
That apring is somewhere 10 the land,
For harki the blue bird sings.
Somewhere the grass is green again,
The meadow mild with shower and sun;
Out bud the trees, up starts the grain,
Through balmy woods the brook doth run,
II Anywhere such things may be,
Then why not soon for thee and me?
For harki the blue bird sings.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-04-06

On the 2Sth ult., at Thunder Bay,
Alexander Walpole ROLAND, of Nipi-
gon, and Elizabeth Wall, of Thunder
Bay, were married. Two days later,
saws the Sentinel, "the happy couple
left upon snow-shoes for Little Pie, $50
miles distant, accompanied by the best
wishes of numerous friends
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-04-06

"STovE-LID currency" is what they
call silver dollars in San Francisco.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-04-06

As / shall presently show, some
knowledge of entomology is absolutely
essential to the agriculturist, and a
study of it should form part of every
farmers education. Those engaged in
other pursuits are not so vitally con-
cerned about insects, and generally fail
to see what benefit can come from the
study of them. l have known parents
to discourage their children from the
study of these little animals because it
promised no practical benefit. But the
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-04-06
RELATIONS OF INSECTS TO AGRICUL-
TURE

But these direct benefits are most
trifing compared to the injury that in
sects do US. Not 10 speak of domestic
pests, nor of those which spoil
our silks and furs, nor of those which
prey upon our timber and cause ships
to sink and buildings to fall-the dam
age inflicted on our agriculture by spe-
cies that destroy our crops is so great
as scarcely to be dreamed of except by
those who have given the subject care
full attention. Horace Greeley, in
" What l Know of Farming" wrote:
"If l were to estimate the average
loss per annum to the farmers of this
country from insects at 800, 100000,
should doubtless be far below the mark,
The loss of fruit alone by the devastation:
of insects, within radius of fifty mile:
of this city, must amount in value t.
millions. In my neighborhoOd th'
peach once fourished, but flOurishe.
no more, and cherries have been all bu
annihilated. Apples were till latell
our most profitable, and perhaps ou
most important, product; but the worm
have taken half our average crop, ant
sadly damage what they do not utterl,
/ destroy. Plums we have ceased .
grow or expect; our pears are general
/ " stung, and often blighted; even tn
currant has at last its fruit-destrOyin
, 1876-04-04
Or. sAene,s @fuffer= 0silmittel

Die be,uGbrtelten beilmittel 9e9en ale Suneentranf=
beiteu iinb S6end's Tulmonic Syrup, Sbends Sea
g8eCb Sonic uno sfend's WanOrate 4iaen mo be.
luirten cine idneIe &ur, ipeln lie angemenDet peroen,
ebs bic Sun9e noaitdrtoi9 aerItbrt 1T.
SleIen brei 6eilmitteln oeroontt I'll. S6end pm
philadelphia Ieinen unbeitrittenen Gr1plg in Der Ye=
Danolung pom 2nn9entrautbeiten.
Der Tulinonlc Sprup brin9t Die fr1ntlibe Waterte
Der Gun9en 3ur Neife. Die Ratur tpirft o:elelbe leid1t
aus, penn lptnn ole Wtaterie rif lit, miro Elm leibter
bultet lie e%ntferusn, Der Tatient bat 3tube ulb Die
Hut9el fanaen 3l beilel an.
I'm Dem pullnOnlc Sprup oaju bebiitfliG Ill leir,
miiiien S1ent's Sea g8eeo J onic uno Sd)ents Wan=
hrafe 4ilei o. t an9elpetoet lueroen, um Wta9en uno
Seber i'll %reini9en. Sdend's ltdnordte pilen lpirten
uui Die Sober. entiernel alien GnIab, mabeu Die Bal=
l%enbiale lcder, Der Galen9an9 miro frei uno Die 2eber
lit iebr bato beiier.
S9end's sea g8eeo 5onic 1T elm milner Stimulant
mn { t~6rtun9smittel. Sas Wltati, aug ipetdeln es
beitebt. perinii1t lb nit Der ~gtabruug uno perbiloert,
NAB oielelbe uerIauert. IS beforot IT Die Seroauuno,
pa es Den Ma9er in eiuen geIunoen 3nitano perIest,
iooaB Die ~9iabrun9 uno Der 4ulmouic= Sprup 9utes
Slut er5et9el. Die Sun9en beilen, unO Der 4atient
ipiro semiB 9ciunb. penn man lid por rpeiterer @r=
t1ltung in N6t nimnt.
Vile, wethe ben Or. Sheld peribnlih pber briefli6
5u cpnlultiren %tpiinidsn, t0nuen es ieben Ytonta9 IN
letner 6aupt=StHce, Gde Sedlter uno Nrb StraBe,
Nbil0oeIpbla, tbun.
ebent's Wteo,5ineu meroen pon alien Npotbetern i'm
oouseu Nau0e 0erfnuft
, 1876-04-04

bent tueroei lii9eSdhlte baumlofe Siteel uno
Ser9e in Die. augen fallen, auf benen tilr nod
nadte Saumftunlpfen ODER fletneS llnterbcts
gu leben ftno. An ben l1iern Der fleineren
Slllie, ranientlib Der Bergoepaier, melde
It'd onrd tbren i6nelen Sal beionoers UNI
9ol5tl0Ben, ei9nen, unlo bereu uier malbi9er III
letn ptlegen tpte ote Der groSen. Str0me, mdtt
ltdl otele Serbeerun9 Der @dloer nod auffals
lenoer lihtbar.
sur europa, 1tamentlth fir 0euti6lauo,
no Die Galbcultur in 10 por3iielifer 8etle
9epfle9t iptro, nnb no Der Staat Die qr66te
gorge bafiir trd9t baB Der gSalobeltano nid)t
uerrfltnoert lptro, tanli Die obiqe @rfldrun9
ole fllr oe Ser. Staaten ai8reideno erldien,
gar nld)t IN Artipenbung fonn1en. @ans oil,
oere @rliroe miiilen nod mirfium 9etporoen
letlt, Die triiber gar nid5t oorhanoen mareu,
UNI olele Stet9erung Der Sriiblabrs Ileber.
lblpen1nlul9en berpor3ilbrln9en. gSlr mill
le1 oereu Iufinoutg Der Dtetcoroto9ie iiber
tailell, ipelhe IN ben lebten Sabren ourd) 70
groBartt9e Sorldungen uno bnrd) Begrii1,
our9 bon 10 plelen Seobaftnn9S Stationen
el1en 9alS reutn Aufldipung 5l elmer eraf'
ten Wl1lenl6att oefiornmen bat. SaS ieood)
lnit3 aud Dem Vnten a~uffa1en, baB Der un9cs
heure Shneefau, ipelden Der gSeften Der
luton ll1o oaS contllentale europa III ben
leBte1 Sabret 9ehabt baber, etlua8 9anS ul=
9etpohnllheS mar. @benio unQeip0bnlid) lit
Der mlloe &intfr, lpelfen Die atlantiiden
Staaten Der luton biesmal baben ; ll1ges
ipobnlth ilnb ferner Die beftigen gepitterars
ttgen Ne9ei9iile uno Die SornaboeS, momtt
oteie Staaten am S6lub bteleS @l1ters
betmgell16t tperoen.
Sn europa neiat man fid1 o%ffenbor Der
IEii6t Su, bab oieien G%ribeinunoen perma=
i1ente tmas0erdnoerungen gu @runoe lieger
inl11ell. 9Senn nan auf) fth tire llria6eu
nod nlft flar MAIDEN fam, 10 iuGt man itd)
bod gegen ibre @lrfunsen gu id)iieen. llup
Die furftbaren ueberIdmemmun9en, bic man
al Der @lbe, anl Gbein Il. III 6ranfreih bate,
lparer IN Der Sbat oanab angethau, UNI al
Iolhe S6ubnllttel III oe1fen. gu Soulouie,
100 man Dor so Sabren lleberflutbnngen bon
IS SuB 9obe bate, itei9eu bielelben iest auf
80 6uB. Dtqu bat bebbalb I'M fiioltden
5rarfreih p%orgeihla9en, ali ben Sorbergen
Der Yprendsn, bon melfen Die @aronne her
abfommt, ein 9roBcS Spitem BON 0ieierpoiren
init Camden unb S6leuIen an5uleQen, nm
bel benz 4nifipelen Der @epdiler oteie bort.
bin abSuleiten uno umgefebrt i'm CONNER
bel Siirre uno @aliermangel nit ibrem Su,
bait ben SluB 81 fiileu. Solde @erfe iper.
ben groBe Sumr1en foitei1, aber ie iuer6en
aud nod piel srobere Serlulte perbtnoeru.
Sranfreth glbt ms bier Elm natabmenSs
lpertbes Setlptel, meldeS narncntlih in Yeun.
lplpanlen semiiroi9t neroen iolte, mo Der
Susquebarna unb aud ~fleirtere Str0me, mie
Der Sebigb unb Shuplflq, oft ourd pl0tli=
dies ani6peuen 10 sroBe Serbcerun9eu on.
rltter. SaS Inle9en bon Geierpotren ipiiroe
IN, CONNER bel anbaltenoer 0iirre auf fir
Die 9difffabrt eine grobe Siilfe ieiu. 9S gen
Der gleferuna pom ausrelfenoem Srinfpaiier
in trodener Sabresseit lift Die Sra9e besii9ltb
Der Inla9e bon 5teIeruoireu am Sduplftu
1hon Dielfad) btScutirt morben.
, 1876-04-04
Sic SSabf in Connecticut.

Nm 3. 4pril lift Staatspabl III Gonnec=
ticnt, in neld)er Elm @opernor uno etl1e Se=
9iSlatnr eriplblt miro, Die etnen Ser. Staaz
ten Senator on Stele oeS oerltorbellen Ses
uatorS 6errp 81 rnennen bat. Serrp mar
ein Hepub.ifaner unb etnitlpeilen fiilt Itr.
@n9liIb, Elm 9emofrat, letnen Blab aus.
gtub Elm @on9reBsMtitglieb an Der Stelle bon
Starfpeatber, Hepublifaner, ber ebenfals
geitorben lit, muB ertpdblt perben. Ser
Staat Connecticut 1T felt Der Sr9aniiatlon
Der republifaniiden Yartei republifaniid 9e=
9angen bis CUR NprilT2Sabl in 1867, no Elm
bemofratiI1er @opernor nit elmer Utebrbeit
bon 997 aendblt muroe; in 1868 ltle9 Die
bemofratilhe Dtebrbeit auf 1865, aber bel Der
Yraiibenten.Sab i'm Serbit belielben Sabres
erbielt Grant eiue Webrbeit BON 3041. SIN
Sabr 1869 aber mar bieie Dtebrbeit bel Der
4pril,Bahl mieber auf AL 9efallen, uno IN
1870 madte iie elmer oemofratllden Utebrbelt
BON S43 Plat, tpo9e9en Die 6epubltfaner in
1871 mieber etne Yluralttat BON 100 unb III
1872 cine Wiebrbelt Don MIR 25 batten. Oae
qe9eil iteete @raut ba1elblt i'm 9topembel
o~eilelben Sabres nit 4319. SiS babin batten
alio felt 1867 serin9e Niebrbelteu smiiden
beloen Yarteien 9enedielt, BET Der Yras
1loentenipahl aber batte.@rant ~leoesr1al elne
beoeltenbe Wiajorttdt erbalterl.
Seit Der %Sipeiten @rant-8abl iebod bat
Der Staat in ieoer Sriiblinsssg8abl NIT far
fen Wiebrheiten oemofratiit 9eitlmmt. SIN
porigen Npril hattie Der oemofratiide 8operz
nprsz&anSlbat Suserlou eine Wtebrbeit BON
6539 iiber bas republlfaniihe unb iiber bas
SemperenSsGotum, unp cine Yluralitdt bon
$3.50 Stimmen iiber ben republifaniid)eu
@anoibaten Greene. Sic penlofratii6e Diebr,
belt bel Der @abl Der @ongreB>Uiitslieoe
iiber &epubiifaler uno 3emperenSler betru9
1897 nnb Die Yluralitdt iiber Die 9tepublifas
ner 1895. Die Wabl. 49ltation 1T cine iebr
lebbafte, benn oieie SriibiabrS'9Sabl lit bas
Soripiel fir ben Ausfau Der Yrditbentl1aftss
8abl i'm ndditen 9erbit. Selpe Barteien
boffen natiirlid auf Sleq.
, 1876-04-04
Sic Nepplmtipn in Merifc,

9aS nnsliidlide Wterifo bat mleber eitrs
nal eiae Gepolutlon burhSumahen. @snes
raj Yorfirlo Stas uub an0ere .ShleppiGbel.
2rdser brauten idon ldnslt S6ies eesen ben
Yrdfioenten 2erbo be Selaoa. IS lit INNER
baS alte 2ieb, jeber merifaniid)e @eneral
fiiblt iib gum YrdiioentensS tubl berufen
nno pripile9lrt, nm 10 mebr, peun berlelbe
gar BON einem @ipiliiten, ,oie Seiaba eillae-
nonlnlen iplrb. Wtan bate 1ih in Wterlfo
lomohl mie ausmGrtS Der Soffnun9 binaeoe.
ben, oaB enblib fir baS ourd) Gebeuion 10
oft uno 10 idmer ihon heimgeiuhte 9ano Die
a3ett Der Ntube uno Der triebltten lrbeit, bes
Mnflhmun9S in Nderbau unb Snoultrie fol-
gen werne. Dian bat iif setdul6t. @ene,
raj Yorfirlo OiaS lit mad langeu 9ebeilnen
Gorbereltun9en enollf mt Der offenen Yrot=
lamatlon Der Grbebun9 auf9etreteu.
SIN Staat Saraca brad Die 9teuolutiou
aus, uno Die Snlnr9enten, ole i'm algemel-
nen Blam b%auoeln, bemd6ti9ten iid Der
Stabt 9leiAeu ytameus. Ser &epolutlouS.
Blan Der Dtas=Bartei lautet !: ytihtanerfen-
nun9 be8 Yrdlibenten Seiaba, uno Qufrefts
erbaltuu9 Der Contribution bon 1867 neblt ben
llberalen Grgdu5un9en berlelben i'm porlaen
Sabre. Ser jett9e @eneral. @on9reb pilo
nlht anerfannt, %Ionoeru Smei Wionate nah
benz Sle9 Der 0tepolulion lou eine neue gSabl
tiir bas Imt beS Yraiibenten uro fir eluell
@eneral-Gon9reB liattfinoen. Yropilorllder
Tegeilt miro Yorfirio Stag, Der iibriaels loh
ltht ielbit auf Dem Shauplub erldienel lit,
lonoern it'd III LETTER 3elt in SeraS aufQebalz
ten baben fo0. Sn peri6iepeneu aitoeren
Staaten baben Die Iufitanoii9en elne S9ilo=
erbebun9 9emabt I'M Staat Sonora 1d)lus
gen iie DIE 8egtsruu9ss8 ruppen. Nm 0tlo
@ranoe, i'm duBeriten Norpoiten Der 0tepu.
bltt Saraca lie9t i'm diberiten Slomelten
am Yacifc - bat ebenfals elne @rbebrnQ
ltattselunoen ; Die &esierun9ss Yartei lit lebr
l6ma6 nnb, tpte sewObnlid, obne Sch. 60
1op&befabl Der Gesierun9s. @eneral 0ebarra,
oab Die Saufeute BON NiatamoraS 5000, 900
anftrsiben miiBten. Autouio Qaneorla, Der
ita peiserte, $4,000 beiSulteuerll, ,purbe
Oerbaftet; SranclSeo NrmioiaS, elm amerita-
nliher Siir9er, Der lit 9erabe gu gtem Srle-
ans befa1o, 1T ebentalS I'm $4,000 anQe.
9an9en. SIN @allSen ipnroen nur $17, 300
9eselhnet, Der @eneral uerlangte binneu IA
6a9en ais eriten Seltrag menl9ltenS nod)
$4,000. Qu6eroem. fOroerte Die 6e9ierunq
nod etne Steuer bon l BroSent auf &apital
ulo Gl9entbum Die amerltantl6en &aufleute
seltneteu inter Brotelt uuo riefen ben Shub
oes amerttan,lden GoniulS @lllon an. SaS
HaublDiiem am otto @ranbe bat eiil neueS
Sapltel erbaltell, bis lest wuroen Die 4meriz]
tansr aut Dem @eblet Der luton bur6 Snllz
often %beranbt, leet tomlnen aud Die Ameri.
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