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Az wages
OF the prp-
OF period three years
ending.

VI period three years
ending.
1850 s,s's.t.s tssss,s..,.s Leo bI
This statsment docs not differ yory
materially from tho range OF mocbsn.
icS' wages in this city. l find that the
average wage OF q mechanic IL about SO
per day, as shown by tho prices paid
last week at the Brooklyn navy yard.
IN New York Per day.
Average daily wage of a mechanic de-
cade ending 1850 .,..............,...N 10
Present average daily wage of mochau-
twill DO here TO state ths,, although
the wages OF the working classes have
nearly doubled in 80 years. vet some
deductions must he allowed for tho ad-
vance oil nearly lCO per cent. in fresh
meats and for considerable increase
IN tho rents OF their dwellings,; but
THESE Two circumstances have not nou-
| traliHoc 10 very great extent the nd
vance in wages. This is shown In
| England by the increased consume
tion Oh meat, Notwithstanding its I'd
vance In price. Tho consumption of
meat In United Kingdom was i'm the
period lsil' 80, ~ pounds per capita: in
1851 60, 81 pounds; in ls6i-TO, OF pounds;
in 1871 50, 90 pounds. aud In lsSl.S2, los
pounds.
This shows clearly that the mechanic
IN England, Notwithstanding tho great
rise IN tho price OF meat, has been en-
spieu 10 purchase 40 per cent. moro In
quantity than no did 10 years ago, ow-
ing TO tho great rise In wages.
This appears also In lis house
ront, which, although II ha risen in
~ years from CO ls. to SO So. per In
hnDitlnf ha linda sh., .hs.
vance In price OF rent and mes. IL
small compared with tho great rise In
tho income per habitsnt in the United
Kingdom, which during the last 40
years has Increased from 100 o.. TO
10 2s. per annum.
have not tho least doubt, II IL was
investigated thoroughly In this coun-
try, IL would DO found that tho great
rise In the Sorkmen's wages hns far
moro than compensated him for tho
advanced prices Of meat, dairy pro-
duc0 and house ront.
When tits considered that there arc
about 10000 900 of people In tho country
actively employed and earning their
daily bread by the exercise OF thoir
bodily and mental faculties, and who
earn about 81, 900, 600, OC0 yoaily, 1 con-
,ider that tho best test OF the purchase
log powor of gold is the state Of the Ia.
Dor market, aud AZ l have proved that
both IN this country and England that
wages have advanced greatly In IS
years, therefore the conclusion IL plain
that during that period gold has do.
preclated In ia purchasing power In
labor. Admitting, Tor tho sake OF ar
gumont, which 1 deny, that gold has
become scarce and that It has appre-
ciated In purchasing powor OF com
mouiues, as long ~ wages keep up In
gold value 1t will be all the better for
...... HENRY KEMP.
September 2.
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Wreck ON tho south Park soad.

DENvER, Col, Sept l2,-Eews
reached hero, at an osrly hour this
morning,ot a wreck on tho Sou tn Park
road, three miles west of Como. The
train, which was the Leadvllle EXP ross,
was approaching slight down grade,
and tho engineer discovered that the air
brakes would not work. With greatly
Increased speed tho train coon struck
sharp down grade curve, when the
two coaches broke from the engine,
jumped tho track and were
piled up in ditch, q
complete wreck. All oi
the 10 passengers mlraoulOualy es-
capped injury, except Il Mrs. Cronkhite,
OF Denver, who sustained fracture OF
both arms and internal injuries.
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Go and hear the Tyrolean Troupe NJ
Meisterhans pavilion this AFTERNOON,
NitY NOurt


City VS., o. p. Lerlon, drunk and
down; fined 90,
City VS.. Jack Gray, drunk and down
continued.
City VS.. Ed. Callahan, drunk and
down; tiued So.
City VS.. Mr.. Cciley, careless driving;
dismissed.
City We. Harry Walker, prolaue
language; fined$3.
City va. Frisby Wellborn, represent
ing himself as nm officer; continued.
City vs.. U. Q. Gillespie, giving false
ire alarm; dismissed.
City VI. Randolph Lyle, committing
nuisance; dismissed.
City va. A.,Garrall, drunk and down;
continued.
City W.. A. Garrall, carrying pistol I;
continued.
City VS.. Mr.. Cotl'ey, profane Ian.
guage; dismissed.
City ys. Levi Graft, obstructing side.
WALK dismissed.
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Best Institution On Earth
Extract from F,nnncIn, r.,ort

Extract from Financial Report.
THE Texas Benevolent Association, con.
Quoted upon strictly business principles, %
much 80 as any banking system, and EN-.
bodying tho assessment feature to raise o
mortuary fnnd-dcmonstratably tho only
equitable one-comblnes In It's practical
workings al, the advantages Of mutual co.
operation. The interest OF tho member.
snip and management are mutual and
reciprocal II is not easy 10 conceive how
any nearer approach TO perfection in any
system OF securing safe and economical
provision for loved ones cnn be devised.
The best clerical help 10 be had is found
IN tho homo ofllcc, which is q marvel Of
systema;lEed management. Everything
u conducted with olearuess and dispatch
That leaves nothing DO deslred.n
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rrlnclpnl DALLAS HIGH schnni.


The board ofschool directors OF the
Dallas public schools on last evening
elected, subject to examination.
Professor Frank Nj. Johnson, az
principal Of Dallas High school. Prof
essor Johnson Ia u native OF Clarks-
Vile, Tennessee, n graduate oil
Kentucky University, and also a
graduate In Latin, Greek and German,
In the Berlin University, Germany; a
ripe SCHOLAR, n cultured gentleman,
and steacher Of 10 years experience.
The corps Of teachers liz now complete,
and the house Is being put In n
thorough state ofropair for the opening
OF the schools on Monday, the 2lst, at 8
O'Clock. Patrons OF tho schools will
please have their children belonging
10 the let. 2nd, 3D., aud ith
grades report to the principals of
tho wards school nearest TO their homo
on the morning Of the opening,
promptly At o O'Clock. papils OF the
9Th, 6tq, and eth grades will re-
port to the principal of tho High
school. Persons Wishing TO enter
their children In tho High school who
have not been attending the public
to the Superintendent during the week
Tor examination and graduation. II IL
the wlsh Of the superintendent and the
o1hoo, hoard TO have all pupils report
pgonp,ly on tho day of tho opening Of
~ schoolp, 90 that there may DO no
4oloy u asligniug them TO their school
yesks IL 10 also their wish that pa
yoo9 Will not pormtt their children TO
0UuUut tNomual wa fr0sn nChool an pin .
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ItIs Reported to BE Again Rampant
In rennsyivauia.


SHAMoKIN, Pa, Sept IL. - Moliie
Magnetism is again rampant In the
Upper and Lower Luzerne districts
Nine murders have recently occurred
In the northern coal fields, and the
mines are fl equently fired. The MUIR
derers aud fire boys SO free, and the
coal ana iron police seem powerless IN
afford protection TO life and property.
Moonlight rifle companies are drilling
unmolested, and the association OF
miners and laborers is daily growing
by hundreds. IL is about known that
tho Mollie Mcguire brotherhood has
been quietly organizing since last
April, and general outbreak ~ con-
iidently looked for before November.
Detectives are watching for the APP
proeeh ut the socialist, Gorsuch, OF
Chicago, who, 1t Is thought, will try TO
organize a revolt among the minors
Familiar cofliu notices have been ro'
cgived by q number OF law-and order
sCcielies.
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gan; A S Jones, Kosse; J A Hall,
Gstesville, II B Logzins, Homestead;
N Lacy, Nsvssots; w p Moss, jones
Prairie; Ii b Stoneham, Mrs J +
Gre.ees and family, Baileyville; Mrs
N Il Wheat, Miss Eugenia Wheat,
Miss Eugenia Jemmison, = b Pente-
cost and family, Richmond.
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Woetan VOLS Arrivals.

Dave Plat, Jewett, Mrs l.. A Ellis,
Miss Tartie Ellis, Sugar Land, M
Rouff, Il W Nicholson, Sam 3 Louis,
Marlin; David Harrsll, Judes O q
West Y and and s son. Aua.i l Mn n I
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Messages remaining on hand at the
Western Union Telegraph office,
corner of Elm and Lamar streets,
Parties Gun get them by calling
from s to 10 q, m. and from 4 10 10 p. m,
W Bludworth, DeStofano Bros,
Harry Bros, Texas Cotton Press com.
pany, y Meisterhens, Brownlee Bros,
Hon. Mccormick, Joe Grashburger,
Bettorton q Hopkins, John N Sllnp
son, MIR. Morton, Schneider 4 DAVIS,
Inc Brunswick, B. Co, Agents Nugus
Steam Engine works.
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OFFICE OF
MILLS
OFFICE OF
Elm street and broadway.


DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 5. lSS5-To the Mer-
chants OF Texas:
Our new Roller Mills, which We
olRim to DO tho largest and finest ever
erected in tho South, were completed
and have been ia operation since the
Is. instant.
We are now manufacturing brands
OF flour that will compare ia grade and
quality with that made anywhere.
Our mill is entirely new in every
particular and OF the latest improved
machinery, anu no expense has been
spared TO arrive at perfection in pro-
ducing the highest grades of flour.
The machinery was furnished
by The Stilwell and Bierce Manufacture
Ing company OF Dayton, o, using tho
Odell roller system. Mr.. William
Odoll coming here in person TO super
Intend the construction of the mills.
The mill and elevator buildings, en-
ginos, boilers, etc, were erected and
placed in position by Captain j. NJ.
West, thoroughly competent en-
gineer. To these gentlemen much
credit Is due for the perfection to which
they have brought our establishment.
Our head miller, Mr.. G. Il. Barkham,
who has brought his corps of millors
with him, was for long time the head
miller in the Washburn SCI" Mills,
of Minneapolis, which IL sufficient
guarantee of his proficiency 81 u mil
Ter.
We arc now prepared 10 otfer to thu
trade our products at rs low prices,
and on as favorable terms as can be
had elsewhere, and will bo pleased &c
furnish samples and prices upon appli.
cation. Correspondence solicited.
Very truly yours,
| EMPIRE MILLS.
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w. N. HALD GMAM,
President of the greet LOUISVILLE
COU RlER-JOUNA co, tells what
he knows of
w
Wintarsmitt's GniIl Cure

OFFICE or THE CoURIER-JoURNAL,
LOUISVILLE, KY
DR.. Wintersmith, Sir: / waive rule
have observed for many years, the value OF
your remedy prompting me to say, in re-
ply TO your request, what know OF your
Chill Cure, The private assurance OF lis
efficacy ] had, and the good results of It's
effects had observed on Mr. II. W. Mere,
dith, who, for more than fifteen years had
been foreman of my office, induced me TO
test 1t In my family. The results have been
entirely satisfactory. The FIRST case was OF
two years standing, in which believe ev-
cry known remedy had been tried with
temporary rellef--the chills returning Pc
rlodically and with seemingly increased
severity. -Four cure broke them at once
and there has been no recurrence of them
for more than six months. The other case
was of q milder form, and yielded more
readily TO other remedies but the chills
would return at Intervals until your medi-
cine was used, since which time, now sew.
eral months, they have entirely disap-
peared. From the opportunity have had
10 Judge, do mob hesitate to express ICY
belief that your Chill Cure rs u vaiuabls
specific aud performs all you promise for II
Respectfully, W. II, HALDEMAHtyy
ARTHUR PETER q co, Agents,
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YoNKERs, II. Y, Sept. l2.-Mrs. e.
A. Garfield, wife of tho artist, WAS ac-
cidently shot last night, at II o'clock,
and died at 3 o'clock this morning.
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The awful OBJECT of early Vice. which
brings organic weakness, destroying both
mind and body, with all It's awful Ills ba.
fore the inevitable sequel, CONSUME.
TIOS, aeta in, or Palpitatior Of the Heart.
Tmiditg, Trembling, Nervous Discll srges.
ssdness of Spirits, Ugly lmaginlngs, Dis,
ike 10 Social Life and Breeding Melan.
choly.
MARRIED SIEN, or those enterlny
on thsi hnppy ilte, aware Of Physical De.
BLY, Gxcltabllity Of the Nerves, or other
81 tuihLItrl QUICKLY usNlstSu' 4
no MINERALS U@ED.- Young people
losing their health, and spending time
and uopey With those unskilled and nm.
qualified 10 treat them, causing fatal DIS.
orders TO the head. throat, nose, liver and
CURED. u
LET NOT FALSE MoDEsTY deter you
from calling at once on
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CON suit
DIl. ASSERCUG
(From Russian Polandl
On ell Diseases incidental 10 the HUI
man Body.

DIR. WASSERCU q having had practice
and experience for the last ID years, will IN.
dertake no case except HE CAN GUAM.
ANTEE A CURE.
In cases of Cntsrrh In ell its stae es,
Scurvy, Blotches of tho akin, liberated
Legs, Cancers, TumOrs, Skin Diaenset
ofEvory Form, rheumatism, sciataca.
G0ut, Liver Complaint, Dyepspsis,
Asthraa, Nysentery, Piles, Fits, all Url-
nary and Kidney Troublas, and disease,
of tho Eye and Har, Lung diseases, In.
digestion and Nervous Debility.
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Group, whooping cough and bron.
chitis Immediately rolieyod by All.
loh's Cure. Sold by J. L. Williams
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Those who do not like brands of con-
densed milk that contain sugar, can
not fail to he pleased with the High
land brand, which Is absolutely pure.
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Dali
buldng)
ep.n I'm
IN.
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Undeiivcrcd kilograms.

Go and hear the Tyrolean Troupe Of
Melsterhans' pavilion this afternoon,
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LAND LOANS
$500, 900 10 lend On FARMS and
RANCHES OH long time at low rates.
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
Dallas. Texas,
MONEY TO LOAN.

On long or short time. Land notes or
deed Oi trust security required.
TEXASs LOAN AGENCY,
IOrsicana- Texas.
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=. Get SCHOOL books q Fears & Jones
800 Main street.
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Received the Highest Award az tho Paris
Exposition for the
manufactured in tho World.
LAGER BEER SALES

LAGER BEER SALES
81 Louis Republican, November IS, 1874
"The official returns OF the Revenue Do,
parlment for Tho year ending November
show the enormous quar.;yot cSo,OSc bar.
rels Of Lager Beer sold for the ANHEu.
sER.BusCH BREWERY. This return
proves them 10 he tho largest Brewery in
the West.
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81 can unhesitatingly commend the
Charter Oak Rsuge,with the wonderful
wire gauzo oven door, made by the
Excelsior Manufacturing Co., of st.
Louis, aud invented BY Mr.. Giles L.
Finley, as the best cooking apparatus
within my knowledge, and one that
viii not fail in any respect TO give the
fullest satisfaction to all who may use
~
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The most popular cigarettes at tho
popular price are Opera Pun.
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W. c. HOWARD, lS.T. sTRATToN,
President Vice-president.
]. I. HOWARD, j. RAUCH,
Sec'y and Treas. superintendent.
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ARTHUR PETER q co, Agents,
I.ouisvllle, Ky,
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September 2.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

TuE salt Lake Tribune says of the
situation in ttah. The freeze out
game OF the saints goes on quietly,
without any Noise or fuss. They are
quicly Withdrawing ali patronage
from non Normon-. Diminishing thrm
from Hhorwuruitis Po--iblc.and max
uga CLOSE corporation in all things.
Every day some one who doe, not pay
tilhing j.. being shut ont of all bust
nos, in which to scratch out a living,
while their mborer-, like Cinnamon,
are competing in the mines AMI -mcl-
ter, for the work. II is ml6iug hard
times Tor the Gentle hborcrs in
rWh.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

y VERY stupid story is going the
rounds ortho press about sam Jones.
lie was very bi,ter against the Cath
olic- and said all Catholic, would go
to he'll; that hi, mother had been Il
Catholic, and was undoubtedly III he'll.
About this time one of the audicncc,
thoroughly disgusted, got up to 90
out. "And there" said Jones point
ing to the retiring individual, al, an
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

From The Milwaukee 0tuuncl-
II requires n head that doesn't get
dizzy to contemplate politics in New
York. Here are the mugwumpS yot-
ing against liill in order To sustain
the president, while the president
votes for Hill, Here is the prc>i-
dents organ pitching into the mug
wump journals, which claim that the
president is rctormer after their
own heart.
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mo. arc treunonlN nrccened hy

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, Joins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbor-
ing organs. At times, symptoms of
Indigestion are present, ilatulency,
uneasiness of the stomach, etc \
moisture like pcrspiration, producing
IL very disagreeable itching, after get
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

WHY the deuce couldn't the Ohio
election have been po-tpourdfiliattrr
Thanksgiving day, Stu as NOT TO dis
turb one, cquanimiiy of thank, ON
that DAY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

"A determination to give an cX-
preston in favor of free ballot and
fair count in all ele tons il what
the Ohio election means, according to
Judge Foraker. They need it bad
enough in Ohio, if one may Judge
from the numberlcss election frauds
and investigation of election frauds in
that detachable state Of ballot-box
swindling,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

lluREAu tor deep water at Arru~n-
Pass and "a BHlo- Wu',r.WaN to the
gulf,
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j. T. JoNEs, the Tcuuc-,cc-TcAas
outlaw, who murdered one William
Crissman, near Wichita FALL for the
horse he was riding, was captured
near Temple day before yesterday
and taken to Fort Worth,
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WACO, TEN, OCT, 20. l.s5.

RlEL. the half breed, Wil'uudwht-
cdlY hang.
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Temi(Gte 0d9ri6feu

- Ole Oompff4ifffabrts
@eieni6uft, bereu S9ifs has f8war3e
Deeer befabren, bat ben 9Gu elmer
Oampferfottiue in England unb S5pe=
ben beitelt. Sober b;eier Oampfer Iou
nit BetroIeum>B ottiden uerisben uers
ben, unb stne Gra9t ron l 800 Gonuen
3u bef6rbern I'M Stanbe isiu. Sc Iieat
III Der Abii9t Der @eieu55aft, BEN
amerifanii3eu 9etrcIeum Gor current, su
MAIDEN. Gin ruifider l~tnreruebmer,
0err ErobsI, trifft 8orbereitungen, um
I'M tOmmenben Slibiabr Del In 9r6Bersn
Suantitdtsn prn 4ibou on Der Office
mad 4onbou ;u f6idsn.
Sur Dor Reu a br braus
gen siUiae iuuge Mdnner unter Qeitung
bes 2auiIo9fibrers aIois .0oipentbaI in
Der eroBen 9o5Ie i'm Rist (SdupO,
v9auiio9~ 9enannt, einise 6unbert Uees
ter meter in bic nod unbetannte Giefe
DOR unb iiieBen babel auf einen etua 90
Wster lanasn, 6-7 Weter brsiten unS
4 Wetsr tiefen See, benz iie ben Romen
Sepua unb @~bdrp66is saben. Ra9
etua febenfhinbieem Aufsptbait in Der
weiten 6oble traten BITE Ndnner ben
Rutpss an un5 srrei6tsn ra5 breiffins
bisem onseitrsneten Rarf9e ben Guss
gang Der 96bIe pieber. gs faetnt bas
mad bic 96bIe 3iemIi6 tief gu fetn.
-DieSapanefen 9einenan
benz Siubium bcs teutiben UtiIitGrwes
fsns 9sfousn gu fnbeu. Ra9bem DOR
etnisen Subren Der iapanefidt Yremisr.
9isntenont Sbiiti, Der ~ibrigens iineff
wieber aIs WitgIieS elmer iopansfi9en
@efunbtidnft IN Deuti6Ianb einsetroffsn
lit, III Der fddffden Atmse bet'm 2
6eIoattiQeries Regiment Ro. go IN Birna
Dieuft ee;ban bot, UNI benieIben unb has
8eien bes beuii3en 9eerss tennsu 3u
@Ierueu, 1t am "a. DECEMBER Der t~aiferI.
iopaHefide 6oup;mann 6igosf mad
gbemnis sstomuen, UNI ftd Sci benz bas
ieIbt 9drnIiOnirenben Rssiulsnt nit benz
eeiammteu Suianteris6ienft bstannt ,u
MAIDEN.
Der Bremen RaumanuQ is
beris ertIdrte am 5. Sanuer feIbff meb:
reren SnterUieweru 9ssenibsr, taB omar
her Reiienbe Sinpalo aIerbinas fur i'm
DOM S6nise SinisuIu Scuperdnitdtsz
redte IN Der Qucid:B errorben babe,
haB aber in JoIse pom psrfrdbtsu Wits
~t5eiIunssn GmwGIb's bic @nsldnter a.
frib bauou SeuutniB srbisItsn unb Der
@Ouuerneur uou 0ataI f9Ieunisft IN Der
2ue:nsSai bic ensIif9e 5Iasee aufse5iBt
babe. Oonad f9stnt Is, fns England
birsmaI tbatid3Ii3 supcreetommsn lei;
Der risIbefprp1sne neuef1e Rcufitt3 uis
fdeu England un6 0eutf4Inn5 eri6eint
alio mad bieism S~ussfdnOnife srIebist.
- Mit Der epibemif4en
5nnbsuutb IN @ien i9siut Is benno9
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HtnerE8erE6erung

Nnf niGt weniser ais SllO, Ooo, 900,
i9reibe bunbert uno aebn M;lioneu Doll
lars, uirb Der seiammte @tsentbumsz
BEIRUT bere6net, welder in ben 8ereiz
nioten Stnaten i'm Sabre 1884 bur9
6euersbrfnffe onseri1tet porben iit!-
Der GerIult 1T elm uoatommener, OBJ
sIei9 er burG 8erfideruns sebstt mar
oeer ni9t. Denn bic 8erfideruug
it9aft ni9t Sic 3eri:6rteu Bertbe uieber,
ionbern pertbeiIt nur bic Qalt bes S9as
bsns auf bic SduItsrn Ge,ienieen,
weIde 10 9euifenbaft paren, nt9t abb
subrennen, aber ibre Brdmien gu be3abs
len.
Damit psrslei9e man nun bic Seuer.
8erii4eruu9 in SerIinl Oort belief t9
in einem gan3ei Sabre Der 9efammts
i9abe psl9er bur9 6euer an @sbduoen
anserittst worb, auf ruub 500, 600,
udbreno Der 9slammtuettb Der perft-
9erten @sbGuoe runh so WfiGionen bes
trus. Der Serluit NOR aIfo elm 6infs
bunoertfteL Der perf9erten Samme!
Sir Oo5, wa5 in eiuem ein1igen
Sabre in BEN Ser. Stanteu mebr an
5euers gerfGeruns be3abLt pirb, aIs
iiir ben sleiden Weribbstrus in
Deuti9tant, f6nnteu fe f9 cine
RrieseF otte 5aucn, fart senus, UNI
ieoer europiii9en Wa3t au frozen.
l1nb Ieiter befisbt pobl taum cine
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anBer Scm perbre9srifden Qei5t7nu unz
ierer 8duueiie unb ebenio erbre9eriz
i1en SabrI6iR9tsit bic Ssrf6erung felbft
cine Saupt:llria@e fir bic 9duTsteit
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lonbers in i9le9ten Seiten 1T Der Nus>
u~ertauf on bic Observation-Disclosures,
bns beiBt bic mutbpinige Brnnbitiftun9
elm beIiebtes Mtttel fir baibbonterotte
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ieafdaften ieIbf rei;en ba;u an, inheIi
fe Gus @isr mad Yr5'ni0H, voer ibre
I9entsn aug @;r. mad Yro,ents@ ebib.
r5n, Ole Ssrf6eruas su pieI b0berem
@ertbe, als Der uirtli9e, benirten.
Disism llebel uenisitens, f5rute bur6
9eies absebOIfen werben. Gina bur9
elm ioI9e5:
u &eix @ebduoe barf 3u mebr aIs 3
hes bur6 Sa9uerftdnoi9c feit3ufeQens
BEN @ettbes uerii9ert werben;
p Die Gsrii6eruns Der fabrenben
9abe lit TETS in Der Weiie 3u bew;rtsn.
6a6 bic @eieui9aFt ben san3en perii3ers
ten Setras a~us5abIen mus, woeessn He
gerettete ober bsi9dOi9te @ssenitdnbe
bebuIten barr, fails Der atsebrunnte iis
gu einem bur9 beicerieitiss lIebereintunft
3u beftimmenben Preife ais 2beil3a6Iun9
auf bic sun5e 8erfi3erun9siumme am
nimmt.
3teie 3wei 8stimutunsen uIrben,
aa9emeir i'm 2unbe ein9efibrt, wenis,
itens ben m~itbwiuisen Branbfiftunsen
Elm @nbe MAIDEN, neil fe bic lle6eruerz
f6eruus uerbinbern wIrceu. &u9 bann
wiirben mod senus 6euersbriinle ibris
bIeiben, bur6 2iberIidteit i'm gau unb
6abrIdiiisteit ueranIa6t.