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shoe Of bay below him-distant yet many
miles. Earlier in the afternoon he had seen the
gilt cross on the Whitehead Mission flare in the
sunlight. but now all was gone. By the time
he reached the highway of the town it was
quite dark, and he plunged into the first
fonda at the wayside, and endcavored to
forget his woes and his WEAKNESS in aguar-
dientc. But COnchu's head achcd and his
back achcd, and he was so generally dis
tresscd that he bcthought him of medco-
an American doctor-latcly come into town.
who had once treated Concho and his mule
with apparently the same medicine, and after
the same heroic fashion. Concho reas-
oned. not illogically, that if he We're
to be physicked at all he ought
to get the worth of his money. The
grotcsque extravaganza of life, of fruit
and vegetables in California was inconsistent
with iniinitcsimal doses. In Conchos pre-
vious illness the doctor had given him dozen
four-grain quininc powders The following
day the grateful Mexican walked into the
doctors oflicc-curcd The doctor was graft
fled until, on examination, it appeared that,
to save trouble, and because his memory was
poor, Concho had taken all the powders in
one dose. The doctor shrugged his shoulders
and-altercd his practice.
We'll" said DR.. Guild, as Concho sank
down exhaustedly in one of the doctors two
chairs, what nowi' Have you been sleeping
again in the tule marshes, or are you upset
with commisSary whisky Come, have it out "
But COncho declared that the devil was in
his stomach, that Judas lscariot had possessed
himself of his spine, that hnps were in his
forehead, and that his feet had been scourged
by Pontius Plate.
That means blue mass, said the doctor,
and gave it to him--a bous as large as a mas
ket ball. and as heavy.
Concho took it on the spot, and turned to go,
81 have no money, Senior Medico."
"Never mind. It's only dollar, the price
of the medicine"
Concho looked guilty at having gulped
| down so much cash. Then he said timdly:
II have no money, but l have got here what
| is fine and jolly. 1t is yours" And he handed
over the contents of the precious tin can he
| had brought with hin,
| The doctor took it, looked at the shivering
volatile mass, and said "Why, this is quick
silver
"Concho laughed. "Yes, very quick silver,
sol" and he snapped his fingers to show its
/ sprightlineSs.
The doctors face grew earnest "Where
did you get this, Concho" he finally asked
1T ran from the pot in the mountains be-
You'd"
The doctor looked incredulous. Then Concho
related the whole story.
"Could you find the spot againf'
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in his PAINS and laughing with boylike glce
at It's elusive freaks and fancics "Ah,
sprightly one--sliipiack there thou gocst-
come here. This way-now have thee, lit
tie one-come, muchacha-comc and kiss
me- until he had quite forgotten the dcfcc-
ton of his companions. And even when he
shouldcred his sorry pack, he was fain TO
carry his playmate away with him in his
empty lcnthcrn flask
And yet fancy the sun looked kindly on
him as he strobe cheerily down the black
mountain side, and his step was none the less
free nor light that he carried with him
neither the brilliant prospects nor the crime
of his late comrades a
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"Go ON, then, But keep thou on that side,
and | will on this" And so, side by side,
listening, watching, dstrustful Of all things,
but mainly OF each other, they stole back and
up into those shadows from which thcymight,
like evil spirits, have been POLITICALLY evoked.
A half hour passed, in which the east
frightened, flashed and again melted into
gold. And then the sun came up haughtily,
and fog that had stolen across the summit
in the night arose and fed up the mountain
side, tearing its white robes in its guilty haste,
and leaving them huttering from tree and
crag and scar a thousand tiny blades, nest
ling in the crevices of rocks, nurtured in
storms and rocked by the trade winds,
stretched their wan and feeble arms toward
Him; but Concho the strong, Concho the
brave, Concho the light hearted spake not
nor stirred.
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"And you can say what shall he silver and
what is notl"
"Ycs-sce here" The stranger took from
his saddle bags little leather case con-
tanning some half dozen phials Ono, en-
wrapped in dark blue paper, he held up to
Concho
"This contains preparation of silver"
Concho's eyes sparklcd, but he looked
doubtingly at the stranger.
Got me some water in your pam
Concho cmpticd his water bottle in his pros
pccting pan and handed it to the stranger
He dipped dried blade of grass IN the bot
tie and then let a drop fail from its tip in the
water, The water remained unchanged
Now throw a little salt IN the water" said
the stranger
Concho did so. Instantly white film APP
pcared on the surface, and presently the whole
mass assumed "A milky hue
Concho crossed himself hastily, "Mothcr of
God it is magic'
at is chloride of silver, you darncd fool"
Not content with this cheap experiment,
the stranger then took ConchoS breath away
by rcddening some litmus paper with the
nitrate, and then completely shocked over
the simple Mexican 10y restoring its color by
dipping it in the salt water
"You shall try me this said Concho, offer
ing his iron ore TO the stranger; you shall
use the silver and the salt
mot so fast my friend" answered the
stranger; Gin the first place this ore must be
melted, and then a chip taken and put in
shape like this-and that is worth something,
my Greaser cherub. No, sir "A man don't
spend all his youth at Frciburg and Heidcl-
burg to throw away his science gratutously
on the first Grcascr he meets"
at will cost-ch-how much" said the
Mexican eagerly
"Wcll, should say it would ia about 800
and expenses to-to-find silver in that ore
But once you've got it thcre-you're all right
for tons of it,
"You shall have it," said the now excited
Mexican. You shall have it of us-the
four You shall come to our camp and shall
melt it--and show the silver. and-enough!
Gomez" and in his feverishncs, he clutched
the hand of his companion as if to lead him
forth at once
"What are you going to do with your
mulc'' said the stranger
True, holy mothcr-what, indeed,n
"Look YER said the stranger, with grim
smile, "shc won't stray far, I'll be bound.
I've an extra pack mule above here; you can
ride on her, and lead me into camp, and to-
morrow come back for your beast
Poor honest Conchos heart siclicned at the
prospect of leaving behind the tired servant
he had objurgated so strongly moment be
fore, but the love of gold was uppermost. II
will come back to thee little one, tomorrow,
a rich man. Meanwhile, wait thou here,
patient one-Adios!--th smallest of mules
-Adios,'
And, Selling the strangers hand, he clam
bered up the rocky ledge until they reached
the summit Then the stranger turned and
gave one sweep of his malevolent eye over
the valley.
Wherefore, in after years when their
story was related, with the devotion of true
Catholic pioneers, they named the mountain
LA Canada de Ia Nisitacion del Diablo, -
"Thc Gulch of the Visitation of the Devil"
the same being now the boundary lines of
one of the famous Mexican land grants.
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GAN is ready" said Wles; "you arc wits
ness of my placing the notification.p
81 am II witness
"But of tfis oneT pointing to Concho.
"Shall we leave him hero"
"a drunken imbccio-why not"
They CHANGED 20 be standing nearly in tho
same attitude they had stood the preceding
night Pedro uttered a cry and an impreca-
ton, "Carrambal Take your devils eye from
me! What see your Eh--whatE
"Nothing, good Pedro" said Wiles, turning
his blank right check TO Pedro. The in
furiatcd and half frightened cx-yaquero re-
turned the long knife he had half drawn from
its sheath, and growlcd surlily:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-19
Gould you find the spot agai


may the devil fly away with herr"
"And you say your comrades saw thisl"
"Why not?'
"And you say they afterward left you-ie-
serted you!'
"They did, inGrates'
The doctor arose and shut his Office door.
"Hark ye, Concho," he said that bit of med
icine | gave YOU just now was worth dollar
1t was worth dollar because the material of
which it was composed was made from the
stuff you have in that can-quicksilver or
mercury. II is one of the most valuable of
metals, especially in IA gold mining country.
Ny good fellow, if you know where to find
enough of it, your fortune is made"
Concho rose to his feet
"Tell me, was the rock you built your fur
mace Of rcd''
"Si Senior
"And browne
"Si Senior
"And crumbled under the heats"
"As to nothing
"And did you see much of this red rocks"
"The mountain mother is in travail with it
"Arc you sure that your comrades have not
taken possession of the mountain motherl
GAS how
by claiming its discovery under the min
ing laws, or by presumption"
"They shall not"
"But how will you, single handed, fight the
four; for doubt not your scientific friend
has "A hand in III"
II viii fight"
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That Il MpyicanS lyinr drank some
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CHAPTER III.
WHO CLAIMED IT.

sxx-ysYva HE fog had already
n "a closed in on Monte
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-19

ONCllO was so i'm
patient to reach the
camp and deliver
his good news to his
companions / h a t
more than once the
: tran ger " n :
Obliged
him to slackcn his
pace. is it not
enough, you infer
nal CireaSer, that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-19

"Gold and silver, Senor--yet for silver
most"
"AloneN
"Of us there are four"
The stranger looked around
an camp-a league beyond" explained
the Mexican.
"Found anythinGP
"Of this-much." Concho took from his
saddle bags luwpof grayish iron ore, studded
here and there with star points Of pyrites.
The stranger said nothing, but his eye looked
a diabolical suggestion.
"You are lucky, friend Greaser."
"EhP
at is silver"
GLOW you know thisP
at is my business. I'm metallurgist."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-19
CHAPTER ".
WHO TOOK 1T.

HERE was presist-
cnt ncighing on the
summit. Concho's
horse wanted his
breakfast.
This protcStation
reached the ears of
a party ascending
the mountain from
its western face. To
one Of the party 1t
wa, familiar.
"Why, blank it
all. That's Chiuuita.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-19
CHAPTER |.
WHO SOUGHT IT.

| was n steep tran
leading over the
VI ontcrcy coast
range. Concho was
very tired, Concho
was very dusty,
Cuucho was very
mach disguised. To
Concho's mind
there was hut one
relief for these in
surnountablc diff
cultics, and that lay
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-08
neutrality-suspicious..
GOwetncaM0t.

Sc 9iebt befanntli6 cine groBe 9tnaa5I
BON nsrihieoenen Shmetnearten, tpie 4. 3.
Die 8ertibire. yortibire, Suffolf, @lier,
8ictorta, &c. &C. Ote 3u treffenpe Nusz
tpabl muB it6 rta9 ben tpirtbz
1hdftlt1en uro nah ben DorIiegenoen
Observation-Disclosures rihten. sen Der etner
@egeno mag Der @erfauf BON Serfeln coer
1ungen Shmeinen, in elmer an0eren Der
AbiaB fir Su9tDiere uno in elmer Dritten
nieIel1t Der fir Mtaiti0petne alt lobnen0z
ften iein. 9arna0 bat man Gtio 81 bez
1timmen, oh man cine Dirt tpabIen mill,
tpelhe re6t piele 6erfel mirft, ODER neI6e
3ur :9ubt geIu1t niro, DDer enbli1 cine
ioL6e. tpeLde ii6 Ietdt maitet. 6at man
Itb fit cine beItimmte Nrt erti6leoen, 10
fomnt eS oarauf on, aus oteier ftb gut
3udbtt6iere 81 Derl6affen. -.
gldhit ben aGgemeinen Qnfor6erungen
OH elm gutes .3ubttbier, ais Da ftnb: @ez
ilnbbeit, Qebenstraft, Gererbungsid6igteit
uno poraiglthe Observation-Disclosures, be-
Dor5ugt man an Dem 3utnteber le 1a@ Der
Slrt etua folgenoe aOrperformen: Ietdten
Gopf NIT munteren lebbafte1 Nuget, einen
frdftigen &IHiel nit gutem @ebtiie, einen
turSen otden pals, etnen langgeltreGten,
babel ober tiefen uno %gerunoeteu 2eib,
OCSItE SHuIteCHI Ctu utttlSo NlCutI lHC3>
itGmmige, an ben Sberi6enteIn gut nit
sSleilh userIebene 8eine, etlle met1e, nit
feinen 8oriten beleBte 0aut; auBerbem iou
ber @ber begattungSluitig lein uno it9
Iet6t ernGbren Lalien. 8ebler1afte @igenz
I6aften itnO: i6merer plunpcr &opf NIT
fIeinen matter ttefliegenoen Nugen ulo ein
eingeientter &iifen. S0Sartige @ber ftub
bon Der 3u6t UNI 10 mebr ous5ul6lteBen,
ais ite aud TIRE 8tlobett duf Die N9hSu6t
bererben.
8ei Der IustuabI Der Wutterihpeine Bat
man 6erauf su ieben, 0aB lie ibre nubbaren
Gtgenlhaften ltner auf Die Na63u9t Ibers
trager. i2uhtidue ioaen Oemna1 bon
iolhen Miittern %beritammen, tuelde iih
burh bas @erfen sabIreider Sertel eus9ez
aei6net baben. Sim 'ttebIten nLntmt man
bic 3~u6ti1metne bon etnem Srlbiabrs>
purfe, ba Ii6 bteie iiber Sonnler frGftiger
entuideln f0nnen, ais 9erbitferfel; AUDI
uGblt man iie Iieber bon et1em SWeiten
ooer iOGterer, ais pom eriten WurIe. Sbre
9anse @ri6einung ioa bos @eprGge Der
ySeiblidfelt an iiA tragen. Ser, &opf bes
MutteriDtpeineS iou tetNt gebaut, Der
&iiel tuentger entmiGelt letn, als bet benz
@ber. Ser Gals let nur mdBtg lang, Der
Qeib baaeeen moglihit lang, 0amtt Elm
auSaeoebntes @ejQlge nit toent9ltens II
.2tseu 9lab ftnoet. Sc mebr 2tBen = bis
All 10 it6 ftnoert, UNI 10 mebr Serfel,
ueIhe ftets INNER nj oieIelbe 3tBe aus
luden, aufge3ogen peroen fDnrleI. 9aS
@eiGuoe u11B liberties BON aeiunOer 8es
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G1tn0efnffer.


@er. ieinen 0uno geiunb erbaGten min,
benz lit Sol8enoes ST ratben: Oea1 I6netoe
t1gtt6 10 nteL Broo nb, ais man Derflttert,
rethe aber benz 0unDe OaS frtl6 ab8ei6utt1
tene Sroo nt6t, ~lonoern lege es in elmer
Spetlefammcr an Die Suit, no eS 40
Sage lang 10 DieI muB mo aber itets I'M
8orratb 6aben - auso0rren muB. Die
Srool6nttte lege man pie Bretter i'm 0e1
Oierte auf einen StoB uuo Ialle Tie austrOds
men. Stno iie gan3 bart 10 3eri0Ea8e man
tie nit Dem 0ammer un0 broGe oaS Sr0o
tn todeuoes Waiier, tDortn IS ldneu al1Tz
quelen iDtrO. Seoem gebe man ettpas Sala
In0 S6mals ooer SLeil1brtibe bIn5u uno
iebe bic IeBtere8roDiuppe nit tLetlt gelhntts
tenen Observation-Disclosures auf. Gutter ut
itetS better ais Jett. Ser Smef DeS Ausz
DDrren5 oes UrOoes 1T Der, Die SGure aus
bemielben su entfernert, melde benz 0unoez
magen lebr nohtbetlta lit. 0e5gLet6en TT
Der TItternapf tets gut gu retntgen; PIE
baran ~perlGuerten Tutterreite fttlo bGlo urs
ia6e, oaB Der 6uno ihleAt frlBt; er etelt
ii6, leiOet 9unger, miro ba8er, rno frtBt
Damn nieoer nit @ier. pcnn er etnnlal es
mas 8eiieres erDdlt, moriiber it'd letn ourlz
mer 6err oenn aud oft nod punoert!
SehIt benz 6nnoe etiDaS, aud t0ent Derz
ielbe cine @unoe bat, 10 tit retnes Setn0l
tnuerli9 UNI GuBerli6 oas empfebIeHSS
nertbelte 9eil1nittel.
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men entfernten Staq gebra6t. Sn BEN err
fen Sagen mad Der Nblonoerung bat man
far guteS frGftigeS Sutter gu iorger, tpie
fir reiblt6e Streu. Spdter1in .brin9t man
Die Sun9ibmetne anf cine udbe Metoe.
S6lebte. StGle, nnretnIt1tett uno nerz
borbeneS fYutrer erb0ben Die Sterbli6teit
inter ben SerfeI1 betrGhtIi6; i'm 9unltigz
fen Sale baben iie oas Nuftreten BON
&usi6lag, 2Gulen uno iGlebtes @epeiben
Der 6erfel i'm @efolge. 8et adtiomen
8Or8ebeh fam man 3ufrteben ietn, wenn
man BON etuem Wurfe Z 8 JerteL aufz
bringt.
Sci Der peiteren 9uf3u6t ftnb bic SerfeL
lie nad ibrer slei6artigen @ntnideLung iii
Nbtbetlungett 81 brtn9en. Die sur 3udt
beitinnlten Shtpeine itn6 i'm Nlter bon
"a Wtonaten na6 ibrem @ei6Ie1te III
trennen, uflt ibre @lltpiGeIung ni1t ourd
.Dor3eitt9es Grpa6en Oes @eidlebtstriebeS
81 beeintr60tigen. Nae nitbt our .3u9t
Der%iDenobaren SerteI Weroen nod wdbreno
oer SGuge3eit - am beiten i'm glitter BON
d 8ohen - ausgel1nitten.
(S6luR folot.)
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Gefruat4ta0 Der gtauten.

Meiitens beiorgt Die Natur iel6l bic
8efruAtung; lie gel6Ie6t enttoeDer Ourd
gStn0 uno 2Setter, ODER aud oDne fren1oe
Gtalutrfang. gtelfa6 l6reitet man aber
aud 5u elmer fInltItAen Beirudtun9, i'm
Dem man our6 uebertrdgulGg oes 8lunenz
ltaubes, oeS lo%genannte1 BolenS. Sanen
er3leLt, rpelder neue @lrten berporbringt.
Sobal0 nGlnlt6 Die Stunte it6 p0utg
entfQltet, Die StaubbeuteL aufgelprungen
fino uuO Die auf Der Sptbe beS @riffels
beiiuoIine Narbe CUR Mnnubme 0es 8luz
menitaube5 Oput0mtnen ausgebtl0et lit,
nimmt man etneH feine1 SlberhaQrpiuieL
NIB brtngt NIT oieiem ben Gliitbenitaub
be6utiom pom Staubbeutel auf Die ytarz
ben. Set rieler Yaan3en lit Die Narbe i'm
rt9tigen 3eltpnntte logar nit elmer fleb>
rigen Syeudtigfeit beoeft. Quf ieoen SAL
nuB Der 8~lutDenftdub auf ben 9tarben bGn>
qen bleiben, tpcnn Die Netru6tung gelunz
gen iein iou. Bel manhen Bflan5en 5et9t
IS Itb l0gLet9, tpel1r Die Sefrudtung gez
lungen lift. Sn bteiem Sale netgen it9
Die Jtarben 1oiort langiar1 3uiammen ODER
Die Iet6z, Die iogenannten &OraIeablGtter
netgen ith Iangiam 5uril6. Sci Glen
Baanjel1 aber tDeltsn mad 9elungener BEE
frubtung Die BluuIen un0 Der SrH6tfnoz
ten ODER @ieriaf ldptlt an. lSiro MIN
Die 4HanSe gut gepflan3t, 10 bat man ntht
gu befiir6ten, baB na6 lolGen 9In5etden
Die Beiru6tung mlBglidt lit. SIT aber
Die SefruGtung mlBluugen, 10 tpeltt Der
Tru0tfnoten un6 f6Ht audi biSDeilen ab.
Sci uielen Ylan3en. petAe aurn Nbarten
geueigt iin0, 1T Die fu1ltlt6e Befru6tung
iebr 81 entpre6len, Doour6 es moglih
iptro, Die oIeri6Onlten SSarbenipteIe gu err
3ieLen. 9famentlid lit iol6eS Der Sal Bel
Yetauien, Ql3atielt, GalneLiell, GQItcoiGrten,
Ju0fie1, peIargonien, SUPERINTENDENT,
ytboOoDenoron, Yaii0nsblumen, Gtneits
l6eu YrtmeIn un0 GDnlthe1. Gon Qn0ez
rem RflanSen ltno in oieier 8e3ieDung nod
3u nenNen: NeIteu, 9enfolen, Nurifeln,
Stiefmiitter6en, Ganunteln, Nnemoneu,
Wtolpeu, gaeoHien u. /. to.
lIeber Die Srage, ul11 tpel6e Belt Die 8ez
fruWtung am beiten auS3ufilbren Jet, lit
man in Saobn6nuerfretien nod nId)t etntg.
g{a0 ben bis Jest genla6ten .l6et1t Die
Wtttta8Saeit BET troGener 2uft Die geetgnetlte
8lt ieiu. Gintge Bfausen 0agegen, wie
3. g. Die oeS @benoS pobLrieden0en
0tdtoten mGiien 9e8en NbelO befrltbtet
mer0en. uno Die CUR Na1l3sit blibenoen
YHan3en ftno AUDI oeS 9t00t5 5u befrn6z
ten.
Sc be6arf tpobL fautn erpGbnt 3u merz
ben, baB Die &reu5ungen nur innerbaIb Der
Nrten elmer uno oerietben Yfl~an3engattung
ooer febr naber GertpQnoter m0gll9 limb.
Die flnitIIde &reu3ung gang nerihieoener
@attun8eGt uno lol6er, pelhe ntdt gum
Nbarten 9enetgt iino, geGin9t niemals.
BIumenliebhabsrn, tpeLhen in Der Jtegel
bteIe frete 3eit sur 8erfiigung itebr, tit iebr
81 enpfebLen, ii1 Der fuaittlden 8efrudz
tung 8eptiier 8lun1en 81 piomen. Wian
brau1t bier5u our0auS tetn Sa1mann gu
letn. Nur leIten blelbt Der SIeiB auf Dies
lem 0ebiete unbelDbnt.
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Garoe mtttes fRr gferos.

9tls unm0gti6 fam man es nt9t be-
3etdnen, eth IpeiBe5 Nbseihen Bel einem
8appen idmarS gu fdrben. Wtan benuBt
Oa3u OlsieLben 3RitteL, lpeIhe Die Dteni0en
sum S1tDar3fGrben ibreS graren ODER
ipetBen 6aares ~Dertpenben, ndmLiN Q8ai6en
Der 6aut nit elmer SooaL01ung sur @nts
feruung 0eS Series, aIsbaun Wai1en nit
elmer Sohiot3I0iunG uno Gr0nfen Der
0aare nit elmer 20iung Don 9ouenitein.
TreiIid 10 gut, wie in ben fret bdngenz
Den Bartz ooer 6opfbaaren oe5 Menl6en,
ldBt IT'D oieieS an Dem 0aare Der Nb3eihen
elneS BferOeS ntdt beIperfite4igen, uno
zine WieoerboLung lit BON 3eH gu !3ett
notbi1.
8eiier fam man einen Stern, fans er
Mot groB lit, aber au8i6neioen. inoem
man oas 6auptitii6, in neldem berleIbe itBt,
uno Die angren3enOen 9auptitiiGe 0urd
3tDet acknowledging Sbnttte berau8z
tttlnmt uno ote 8unOrGnoer alsDann 3us
Iammenbeltet.
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Bots Rab Hst0. s3erts.
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- Ser Chicago Herald. Der
tpG6reto bes 8abLtampfs Sag fir Sag
bic bieitge 4rbetterp0rtei ais
cine i@redli6 orotbe" binfteQte. b%efennt
iebt offen S~oIgenbes: n8abreub bic
~eefaugenen NnarGiiten gSreuOe lber bas
8abIergebniB an Den Sag Ie9en, lit Die
groBe Wlebr5abl Der 8irger. tpeL6e am 2.
MOUember ihre Stimu1en fir Die United
Labor Party ab9aben, Weber anars
h It d nod io3talttti d. Stelz
1lebr it1o Die 3totben Derloren in Der 9roz
ben An3abE bon Nrbettern, Gn ipel6e tic
Th in bteler 8abL Gni6lonen uno meI6e
nit tbren tOeitgehenDen Sebren nt9ts au
tbuu BADEN tpoQen."
- Ieber bic @tnfnbr unb AUS
ubr Der erften neun Wonate
Aeteies Sabres lit ieitens bes itattitil6en
Bureaus Elm eingebenoer 8erglei6 nit Der
oes 8let6en 3eitraums beS Dorigen Sabre5
1uf9eitellt tporoelt Die @infu6r oteies
Sabres iiberiteigt bic beS Dort9en bis oabin
I'm 81 Otiuionen Dollars i'm 8ert9, po>
bon % WfiIionen auf soufrete unb As
Wfiutonen auf Soabare @aare fontll1en.
Sebr beoeutenO lit Die .2una6me ber Gtlenz
Mno Stableinfubr. SAT- 0reimaI ioDieI
GobetIen, 1871, 255 X0nte1, fat le6smaL
lopiel Giienabf6qe, 1922 Sonnen, rae6r
ais odtntaL iODieI Stabtl6ieleu, fat brett
NAL ionteI Geifen, fat finfmal iouieLe-
175, 1000 600 Bfo. = Sta6LbIode &C., Inb
fat ooppelt 10 nteL Ora6t uno &um6eiien
tpuroen eingefii6rt, uno Der @eiammtnertb
Der @iienz une StabLz @infubr iberitetgt
fosn ocs nprIgen Sa6res III 81 Miuionen
SouarS. Cine Xbtabme bon 81 WtiQios
men 8fun6 3eigt 3ets, tpo9l neil in Soiqe
Der poriGbrigen Gnti6etoung, tpeI4e biS=
Der solIfrei etngefI6rten 3ieis s~oupfIihtia
m1ht, Die Srauer tbren 8erbraun einaez
i6rdnft BADEN. Die 3unabme in Seioenz
ftofien betrdgt s 1859, 848 I'M Wertb. Die
Sunabme in aoupft1tigem 3uder betrdgt
II 0iiuionen Bfuno, ooer bier Rro3ent in
Der Menee unb 6 WfiQionen OoQars inn
&ertb. 9ogegeu bat bic ginfubr 6es
3ufers BON ben Sanomihss Snleln nm
80 Deiuionen Bfuno ODER 80 8roaeut 3uz
gerommen. Nohtp0ue 3eiQt cine 3unabnle
34,0 900, 600 Bfuno uno $1,000, 900. 8oIz
lentabritot cine IolGe bon S $1,000, 900. -
9ieiem gr0Ben Qufihmung Der @infubr
gegenlber bat bic Qusfubr ins9eiamnt
u I'M $1,000 900 3ugenommen, benin
tDdhre1o Die Musfubr un 1924, 021 in
Brotifofen, III 9tobbaumtpoHe UNI
$24. 933, 229, in SabaG I'M $2,420, 248
Surtabnt, sei9en cine Nbnabme: Brooiito-
men unO Miateret= $10.S2S,842
&upfer unb Gabrifate $1,988, IT'S, 6ol3
uno 6abrifate 81, 524. 435, WiineraIzS Dele
$1,082,830. @tieu unb Stab[ $9,5 500,
Sprtt $670,889, 9eoer $365.89
= SIN ST. 2outs CAB Die Nrbetz
terpartei am 2. RoDember ni@t gan3
1000 Stiu1men ab.
- Ser BrGit6ent bat 6ffentlib ant
geseigt, OaB CT bonn 10. 9ioOember al bis
gum 3uiammentsit lit pes @ongreiies feline
8ein6e annebmen miro, ouBer in
mirfIih oriugenoen 0ffentlihen
Gei6Gften, wO3u @eiu6e ober @mpfeblunz
gen BON 9temteriu6ern ni6t gu re6nen
1in6. neil er leine. 8eit bis Oabtn ourdaauS
nRbeblnoert ieinsn 8f1tdten, b. B.. Der
Dur0iidt Der SabreSbsriobte Der Wiiniiter
uno @ommIiiGre, uno Der &usarbettung
her GOtl9GTs wibmen muB. Sour Die