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Mart hn'oiiet'e al TIE Tid'er'es. 1889 1871;
By IMBrRr DE 81 ANASn, Translated
Inv TLrzAprru GILBERT H,RTrN. New
York. CHlRrrs ScLIrSrn's SoS-. For
ssle by WET. JOHNSTON 4 Co. Cloth,
The advocate., 1891-12-23
Hot Griddle Cakes.

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the delicate digestive organs Dr. Prices Cream Bak
ing Powder eavens without fermentation decomposition
In its preparation but the pures Of of tartar
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the story that they get the results from
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are never light and taste sweet good as
when raised with DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The advocate., 1891-12-23

Ala OnAo AAIy "oCOOhA SOnSACoo'
The Georgia influence in politics at
this hour Is vastly nearer the heart of
this great American people than Is the
far northeast one of Maine, now domi-
mated by the Reed school of politics.
Hon. Jerry Simpson, the Representative
from the Seventh district of Kansas, has
recently received letter addressed to
him, reading as follows:
ST. ALBANs, Maine, December 8, 1891.
Hon. Jeremiah Simpson.
DEAR SIR:-I am an old soldier and living on
a farm, and am constant reader Of the New
York Tribune, but want some other paper to
read. Will you, or can you send me aafewi 4
copies Of some Farmers Alliance papers to read
and to pass around among my friends? En-
closed find clipping from the Tribune. Within
one mile Of where live there are six abandoned
farms. Money must be loaned to farmers at
lower rate Of interest. Yours truly,
FRANCIS NJ WILKINS.
The Tribune clipping reads as follows:
A Maine correspondent declares that the pro-
gun; that unless some favorable change prevent,
the man is now living who will see half the
present farms growing up to native forest.
But perhaps this honest yeoman may
have noticed the following from Presi-
dent Harrison's late message to Congress:
Upon this subject of silver, as upon the tariff,
my recommendation Is that the existing laws be
given full trial and that our business interests
be spared the dlstre ssng influence which threats
Of radical changes always impart. Under exist
Ing legislation 1t is In the power of the treasury
department to maintain that essential condition
OF national finance, as we'll as Of commercial
prosperity-the parity In use Of the coin dollars
and their paper representatives. The assurance
that these powers would be freely and unhestat-
lngly used has done much to produce and sus-
tain the present favorable business conditions.
GEORGIA UNDERGOING POLITICAL RE-
JUvENATIoN.
In the Republican national admins
tratlon Of President Grant, in the early
summer of 1870, he commissioned Amos
T. Akerman to be the attorney general
In his cabinets reconstructed" Georgian.
In 1891, Georgia furnishes the Demo
Gratis and Peoples party, also with candi-
dates for speaker of the national House
and Mr.. Watson, the Peoples candidate
obtains about one-tenth as many votes
as the late Speaker Reed, who was but
recently politically omnipotent:
The Peopls's Party Paper at Atlanta,
referring to Mr.. Watson's race, said:
Threats, cajoling, the hope of chairmanships
Of committees, the party lash, abuse, villihca-
ton nothing could swerve the gallant Georgian.
BIS only reply to all was that he proposed to
stand by the people In their demands for relief
and reform. no matter what the consequences
might be.
! And the people Of the Tenth district VIII
The advocate., 1891-12-23

fain have provided that the people
should most fully delegate their power
to masters in public life, who should
have no functions to make them really
the obedient and willing servants of the
people who exalted them to high and re-
sponsible positions.
To show how effectuslly the people
turned this patriot down, let it be remem-
bered that this national administration
had 176 supporters, after Gar Reed had
completed the election contested cases,
by reason Of his arbitrary rulings as
speaker; and yet on December s, 1891,
as candidate for reelection ne had
eighty-three votes. The potency of his
latter day Maine politics reached over
but a small portion Of these United
States OF America and the rebuke to him
and to the national administration for
justifying his autocratic, unprecedented
methods, that view of 1t is appalling to
the &. o. p. AS Republicans insist that
figures never count, while their choice
partlsans are in office; inasmuch as they
had 5S per cent. of the House in the Fif-
ty-frst Congress, and now have 26 per
cent. In the Fifty-second Congress, lit
tie sensible humility might properly
cause them to condescend to notice the
fact that the twenty states that gave Har-
rison and Morton 233 electoral votes in
the Reed House had 139 administration
supporters and fifty-four opposition
Representatives, an administration ma
jority Of eighty five; while in this House
there are from those states seventy-fve
administration men and 118 opposition,
the administration being In minority
of forty three and in membership Of
1913, making loss of 228. Where Is the
parallel to this political Waterloo in the
history Of the United State of America?
Nevertheless the superintendent of the
eleventh census-Hon. Robert P. Porter,
a born Briton-has this In his New York
Press:
Democrats are talking of fusion with the
Alliance in Kansas to carry that state In the
presidential election. But there win not be
enough Of the Alliance left next year to make
even spark for fuse.
All, yea! Where ignorance is bliss,
'twere ever folly to be wise! With an
administration loss of twelve from Kan
sas in the national House of Representa-
tives in two years, the fossillzed bourbon
press of the country Is claiming that
Kansas and Nebraska will again give
their electoral vote to Benjamin Har-
rison; and not even one administration
lsupporter in the House from Nebraska
The advocate., 1891-12-23
WASHINGTON EDITORIAL CORRESPOND
ENCR.

states; Messrs. Crisp and watson, nall
ing from Georgia, and Ex-Speaker
Thomas Bracket Reed from Maine.
Aside from Mr.. Reed, Maine furnished
the speaker from March A, 1859, to March
/ 8, 1876, inclusive, In the person Of James
g. Blaine. Before the election Of Charles
r. Crisp, as speaker Of the House, Geor-
gia had Howell Cobb for speaker from
December %, 1S49, to March 8, 1851.
Mr.. Cobb defeated Hon. Robert @.
Winthrop Of Massachusetts, who had
been speaker of the previous Congress,
and Mr.. Cobb was the frat one Of the two
speakers Of the House, who was elected
by plurality vote, the other one having
been Nathaniel P. Banks, jr., of Massa-
chusetts, who was elected on February
2, 1865. Messrs. Winthrop and Banks
are still living and Mr.. Banks was in the
House in the last-the Flfy-First Con-
gress.
THE POLITICAL RELATIONS OF GEORGIA
AND MAINE.
Georgia was one Of "the old thirteen"
and It has given it's electoral votes for
president to George Washington, Thomas
Jefferson, James Madison, James Mon
roe, William Fl. Crawford, Andrew Jack
SON, Hugh L. White, William Henry
Harrison, James X. Polk, Zachary Tsy-
lor, franklin Pierce, James Buchanan
and John G. Breckenridge. S.
The foregoing is a record of its vote for
president in the ante-bellam days. In
1854 the state was In rebellion against
the general government. In 1872, Horace
Greeley having died beforeIthe meeting
OF the presidential electors, Its presiden-
tial vote was divided between Benjamin
GEatz Brown, of Missouri, and Charles
j. Jenkins Of Georgia. Since then, 1t
has voted for Tilden, Hancock and Cleve-
land. Maine, having been detached from
Massachusetts,, It's first electoral vote was
cast for James Monroe In 1920, and since
that time it has been given to John
Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, Martin
Van Buren,, William Henry Harrison,
James x. Polk, Lewis Cass, Franklin
Pierce, John Q. Fremont, Abraham Lin
coin, Ulysses s. Grant, Rutherford B.
Hayes, James A. Garfield, James G..
Blaine and Benjamin Harrison.
Georgia and Maine each voted for
Monroe In 1920; in 1924, Georgia voted
for Crawford, Maine for Adams; in 1928,
Georgia voted for Jackson, Maine for
Adams; in 1882, both voted for Jackson;
in 1886, Georgia gave 2,SO4 majority FOR
White, Maine, 7,O81 for Van Buren; in
1S40, Georgia gave Harrison 1928 ma
jorlty, Maine gave him 217; In 1914,
Georgia gave Polk 9,O7l majority, while
Maine gave him 6,5O5 majority; in 1S4S,
Georgia gave Taylor 2,749 majority,
while Maine gave Cass 4,755 plurality,
and Taylor was In minority OF 1851.
These two states gave their vote to
Pierce iu 1856. While the Whig party
was in existence, Georgia was much less
q Democratic state than was Maine, the
extreme northeastern one Of the Amerl-
can union. :
Hon. Thomas Bracket Reed, Of Maine,
IL the last Of the line Of Republican
speakers In the American House of Rep
resentAtives. A year ago, he appeared
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v@bolebads.n

bate urb ieinen Gisentbimern nab.
ret1b smei rSealons" iiber $40 900 eins
bradte. Da la4ten baum Die @i9elt=
tbirner iiber baS uSdmein" (pig), tpie
Die Sp6tter bas ~alIerbinsS ipeni9 graz
ai0ie SabrSeug setaaft batten. Das
Staot6en @eit superior, @iS., aber,
no es erbant moroen mar, l1enfte Benz
@rftnber $3.50, 900 bar u1lo etre @erfte.
Ser S6ifSbaubof BON @eit superior
1T iest elmer Ser grDBten oes 9anoes;
er beiist 10 Dods, tn pel6en sleih3eis
ttg Stabli9iffe Der neuett Nrt bergeltent
merben t0llnen lno Die @eieGl1aft.
melde bas san3e unternebmen tn Die
5aro 9enonmen bat, bofft in 8dlbe
iabrli1 So S6iffe, alto ettt Sbtff mos
dentli6 berite0eu 3u f0nnen. @esens
wdrtis befabren 10 lolde Dampfer Die
Seeu.
Der r@olbD" lift ipeSiell fir Ben
S5eannerfebr fonitruirt uno lit 256
Sub lang, SO SUP brett ltno % SUP
tief. ST perlieB Dnlutb nit 1000
8tlbel Wai5en. l0ldte feline 2aoung in
9insiton, fubr bur6 ben @euano.
3anal mad 9rescott. Sort nabm er
Waiier als 8a1ait urO paliirte bic
Stromi1ne0en beS ct. 2oren3ltromes,
mas bisber nod feinem S9raubenz
oampfer selun9ea lit; er lief in Nelp
gorf oil utO Durbe tn Baltimore fir
europa befra1tet.
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Sreie Staofe.

9amburg. &obert @utberp, burd
lan9e Sabre elm allpopuldreS Mit9tie6
SeS 0ambur9er Staottbeaters inter
ben Direftoren 6eihbarot, Grnft un6
9erinanu, bat li6 jest oauernb In Dam,
burg nieoer9elaijen uuo 9riinoet bier
cine S6onlpielIdnle. - Sin beoauer=
lider ungliifsfaa ereiguete fif am Sob,
lenfpe9, inoem beim 6erablalfen elmer
&ommooe aus Dem 6eniter Der 8. @taae
oiele aus Der S9li1se glitt unb Der auf
Der 9traBe itebenoM 1~8idbrisen Mars
tba Daupt uH0 Dem 1~Ojdbrigeu Wils
belu M0ler brett auf Sen &opf fel.
ipoourd beiOs @etroffeuen i6were Ser
lesnngen erlitten.
Bremen. Sine Salidman,eras.
lelidaft, ODER cine 8an6e bon 6elferss
belferu einer iolden @ejeaihaft. lit bier
felt einiser 3eit anfpeleno. sSi Sen
lesten Wohen lit in 80 bis 40 Sduen
falldes @elo, nainentli9 III 3meimarf.
uuo 3panaigpfenntsjtifen. aber aud
In @i1marfitiden, an Die 8ehDrben
abgeliefert moroen.
8remerbapen. Sine ftabtifde
Siidauftipusbaae beabli9tiet berS taot.
ratb am nGlten 9afena einsuri6ten.
gu oielem 3mede bat er oaielbft feds
Sassri9nppen fur AZ, 500 Mf. anae>
fault. Son bieien foa auna9it elmer
fir ben beabiihtistert 3med einaerihtet
tDeroen, mabrenb Die iibriaen flint
S9uppen porldufs nod ais Wager.
i4uppen Termenoun9 fiaoen iouen.
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G6arimsif&e Staafem.

Goburs. Ser SrtsDereii1 geser
boS Gedten tpanoernber ban6merfsses
ienen Derpfle9te BON 1. Suli 1890 Bis
80. Stunt 1891 1856 3usepanoerte
tbetls anf 9oftet Der Stiftnrg, tbeil8
oif Gotten Der 3useuan6erten. Die
8~ereinsfaiie bate bierfir 1905 Marf
5u 5abien. Der aus GIT Witglieoern
beitebenbe gerein perfigt iiber ei1eu
Verm09enSbeftano bon % 1887 Marf.
@Irleben. Sn 6iidli9t auf Die
miBliden 3eituerbdltnilie, iopie in Gns
betro9t Der pieleit @inquartieruna,
fpelhe anler Srt mabgeso Ser lehten
Mfan0oertage bate, iDug4. letteus Der
@emeinoe beidlolien, oaS ablide als
jabrlide 9irdpeibfeit in oieiem Sabre
arsfalten gu lalIen.
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,,@aff(6ra6em.s

Gin tueiterer Tortiaritt tut S@iFsbaas
tueien--Gin ,,S@mein," has S@meia
bradte-9ie grobe s@iHsmtrfte III
@eR Saperiur, isis. =
auf einsrt @alfii9riden iiber ben
O5ean gu ieben, f6eint eiu 3ismlid ses
fdbrlideS 3unitftid uno bod lit ni6ts
lethter unb bequemer. ,Malfi5h~
riGen" nennt man udmlih cine 11eue
art BON Sdifsn, pel9e, eine Grfiu.
oung oes Capt. Nleranber Mc Dougaa
bon Dulntb, Minn., bereits felt einieer
j3eit auf ben groBen Seen In @ebranh
iteben, unb BON benen in iiinsiter 3eit eih
Gremplar, Der pSoiepb Z. GolbD" nit
@rfol9 BON Baltimore nah 0iperpool
gefabren 1T. Ser @rftriber bieier Neues
runs. wel6er BET ieinen @tuoien ben
iosenannten @inanS'i1en @i9arren>
oampfer gum aussaus nabul, fertiste
nabe8n bnnoert ueridiebene Mtobslle,
ebe er lein 3tel erretdt bate. @r
moute fir Die 8eSiirfniiie bes iid ims
nter ntebr i~teigernben SarbelS auf ben
sroben ameritaniiden 8%innenieel elm
Shiff beritelcn, oas nit 9r0Berem
0aberaum unb meni9er Walierperordn,
sung einen serinseren 3oitenaufman6
Der 3Ouitruftion uno be8 Betriebs Der,
uriadte, als Elm 9ew0bnli6er Sra6t,
oampfer. Der llmftan6, bab McDou
9aG's v@balebad" BET ftiirmii6er See
10 gut mie gar nidt nro0t," mar elm
tpeiterer Sordus Der Grfinouu9.
9as erlte bieler SabrBelge, Die iibri.
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cokaC=U aoDrid6ten aus Der
a(ten 9eimat6.
Sa&(en.

DRESDEN. Dte 8ereiniaurg einis
ger Bororte init Der Stabt ffebt In riht
ol3u LANCER 3eit gu ermarten. = Ser
Toritaub bes DreSSener 8ereirs aeeett
M%rmennotb urb 8ettelei bat beidloHen,
alien ieinen 8eamten, 10 lanse oas
pfunb 8rot iiber 70 Bfennige foftet,
cine abeuerun9s5ulage bon 10 Pro3ent
seS Sob1es 81 9elpdbren.
8auben. Ole 2anomtrtbe Der
fd6fihen Sberlaults itn6 nit BEN @rs
9ebnifen Der beurigen @etreibeernte aus
frteben. Ole d~1teftell 0eute nilien li1
rt9t 10 f60ner Sommerfrii9te gu ers
inuern, ipie iie in oielem Sabre geerntet
tpurben. Ser 0afer itanb nidt nur
btbt, ionoern aud un8em6bnli9 lang
unb er9ab einen rei9lt6en Iusbruid.
@bemnit. Wie Die bielise 6ans
oelsfammer %mittbeilt, bat ii6 in ibrem
Be5irf Die Spinoel5abl Der Baumnpole
1ptnnereien i'm nort9et Sabre INN 5000
per1ninoert.
@roBenbain. Sm Der Sud.
fabrtf Der @ebriioer 3l6iIe feterte Der
So Sabre alte sppreturmeiiter 9ouis
9erbft ieir ~5Ojdbrtges Nrbeiterjubiz
ldun1. Die 6irma erfreute tim bur6
eine tim einen iorsenloien 2ebenstpai1~
bel fidernbe 8eute.
9etp3tg. Ole bebeuteno persr0>
Berte oauernoe @etperbezN usltenun9 lit
am IS. September er5ffnet uor6en.
Die Reihbaltt9feit Ger Nusrenung
ldBt it6 5do1 oaralts ertennen, baB
aIein 20 peri1iebene Motore betriebSs
fabis aufseftelt ftno, mel9e oa3u bies
men, Miafdiuen fir Sol3s, Metall>,
9ebers nno 8apierbearbeituns II. q. in
Sbdti9feit 5n iesen.
Ebaranbt. Die 3abl Der at
Der btefisen Soritafabemie encyclopedia
men 9tuoenten, fpel9e int goriabre 1os
betrus, lit jest auf 4s berabgefunfen,
neil oas id@iii9e Stnan3minifterium
In Nubetradt Der 9roBen neberfile an
SoritfanoiOaten 0ffentlid Dor Dem forit.
afaoemiiben Stuoium 9efparnt bat.
Die 3abl Der an Der Sorftatabemie
Dirfenoen 2ebrer betragt gegenmar!ia
10. 10 oaB auf ieben berielben nod
tti9t gang 5 Gfaoemifer %entfalen.
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Buttertportb.
5nthtnlon.
0nfer.
%WWVVs
SpeS.
Seeberger.

eDeHIauo Iur Oa9 tDnt u0ertrQget1e Emit
in beroorragenber @eife quafifsirt.
9err SoeS mtrb etne Reiie nod europa
tnternebmen unb Die Befiker outer
9unitwerfe in 8aris, 9onoon uuo Ser.
lin CUR 8ei6idnns Der Guslteluns gu
peranlafen inden.
Charles 8. 6ut1infon, Der Bors
fitenbe Oes &omites fir Die feinen
3inite, lit etn Sobn 8. 6ut6tnlons,
sesenwartis tn Seem Dorf, zines Ser
beoentenoften friiberen Spefulantsu in
SanoeSproouften. 9ut9tnion iun.,
pelher Der 3orn@8 0rienbanf unb benz
aunitinititut in Chicago als Prdfibent
poritebt, bat our9 feinen NeiGtbum
anbsroroentli6 piel CUR S0rbernng Der
&unft In @btcago setbart uto miro In
ietner jesigen Stelung letteres gum
Mittelpunft Der aunlt I'M @elten
Imerifa's erbeben. Gr 1T tn bernor,
ra9enoer Wetie fiir ben @rfols Der
Nusltelung nerantmortlih.
Ser Sefretar unb Nnfpalt Ser Muss
tenung, 8uttermortb, lit aus @incins
natl, Iboofat unb Elm Mfaun bod,
ber5tger nnb freifiuaiser S6een. j3us
9let9 1T er elmer Der mdrm1ten 8efiir>
porter bes 8lanes, Die Iusftenung in
ehicaso 81 peranitalten. Sir i'm miro
iid Elm meites unb lobnenbes Selo ais
alnlpalt Der Iusitellung erDffnen.
Der Sbasmeiiter Der QusiteGung,
4aufmann NntbonD s. Seeber9er, bat
Chicago unter 5einet Nusen gros wer,
ben fehen. Cur 3eit Ser 9raiibent,
ibaft GlepelanoS mar Seeberger 9afen,
Solicitor, ueldeS Int er beim Gesinn
oeS 9arrilon'I1en @ouuernements ME,
oerlegte. @r mar elmer Der eriten, Der
ben @eoanfen CUR 8eranftaltung elmer
notwithstanding In Chicago faBte.
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Smr @erfausaeGnng
Seds leitenne Setter, henen hiel atts
nertratt lit.

Seds leiterne Settler, henen htel atts
nertraat lit.
DaB Die I'M Sabre 1898 in @bicaeo
ftattftnbenbe MISUNDERSTANDING cine ibrett
gor9dnserinnen in Yarts, Wten II. /.
10. ebenbitrtise neroen, bielelbe in mani
den 8e5iebunseu pieIei9t nod iiberz
treffen uno oaS Mnieber ber 8eretni9<
teu Staaten i'm Iuslanbe in bobem
WaBe iteigern miro, oafir stbt Die
Wabl b~erteniseu Mdnner, bic man an
bte Spite bes sroBen unb l9nierisen
unternebmens b%erufen, cine sewtlie
@arantte.
Ser Brdfibent oes 8ublifationsbus
reaus, Wfaior SanbD, lit elmer Ser ers
fabreniten unS intentgentelten 8ubliz
5titen ltnb Sournaliiten Imerifas. ST
lit geboren I'M Staate MtTouri, fodt
tpabrenb beS SeeelltonsfriegeS In Ben
Getben Der Gonf0roertrtett unb tpanbte
1t9 mad 8eenoisuns bes &rieges Der
iournaliitii6en aaufbabn gu, in pelder
CT tbeils als 8eridteritatter, tbetls als
Hebafteur til 0tidmono, 8trgtuia,
Pbilaoespbia, Chicago ulo Baibtnston
tbattg mar. @egenmdrtt9 beftnbet fid
Wtaior 9anojp 1T europa, l1u1 fir oaS
Snterelie Der IusiteGnne bort 3u mir
fen.
Gbomas Safer, 9orlisemoer oes
DtreftortuntS Der MuSlteuung, lit 81.
rector Der @bicasoer 9anbelsfammer
mnb bat fid ais folder insbelonbere nm
Die bortige 9aubelsb0rle iulOfern bobe
gerbtenite ertporben, ais er bie1elbe
ielbftitanOig ltttb unabbdnsis BON aGen
bsrartisen 80rien madte. @r lit cine
e1ersiide 8eri0nli6feit, idnel in ieis
men @nti6liilien, Metiter Der Situatto<
ilert, eth erfabrener 8eratber utb oaber
CUR Diri9irnng fold eines l1nternebe
mems auberorbentli9 9eeignet.
Der Gbef Ser Nbtbeiluns fir bic
feinen aiuite, 9aliep 6. Spes, lit ein
p%romtneater Miilourter uub purbe bon
ct. 2ouis mad Chicago auf bielen
Soften berufen. @r 1T ether Ser be-
t%eutenblteu &umitfrittfer, anf iebem Sc
biete Der aunit gu 9auie uno besbalb
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Aeut,dte Sob Office.

DeutiGe, fotuie eneIii@e Druid Nr'
bettel tDerben prompt unb biaia Der.
terti8t bon Sobn Shott, No. Z
Nfro preas StraBe. Nuftrdge
brr auBerbalb erbeten.
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gems lomoht ais Seselidiffe als aud
ole Sampfer erbaut merben, mar Die
Barge p101" uno prrbe unter benz
9obnseladter Ser rSa6peritanoisen"
I'M Sabre 1889 bonn Stapel eetaIien.
IS mar eia 56iff bon 400 Tonnen
Era9fdbtsfeit, oas $4,000 setoitet
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~ 8enu Sic cine Ndb $ Maf tine
brau6en, 10 geben Sic gu @rps, 408
Noe. E unb faufen sic cine Domestic.
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(Wisbsr einen Miomat lpater.)
sDa iieb' einmal ar, 5rau, mas
fur anS9e6ei9nete gtoten jest metn
Sris bat !"
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9elOH Wor0en ufD 1etf Dem /. Slllt Die
les Sabre8 unteritebt oas @ettersBi-
reau BEN Observation-Disclosures.
Der neue Gbef bes @etterz8 Bureaus,
oeilen Pfli6ten iibri9ens beoeuteno en-
nettert itnb, lit 8rofeiior Marf Wal=
ROB Darlington, ber SproB elmer ser
altelten urb befannteiten Seem @nslanb
Samilten. @eboren aui ether Sarnt III
Der glahe bon Sycamore, SQs., im
Sabre 184S, erbtelt er feline erlte Grsies
buns III @panstomn. @r graouirte an
Der untDeriitdt bon Mi6isau i'm Glitter
bon 20 Sabren unb tpuroe oaielblt sStt.
l%truftor i'm biolo9ilden Department.
Gls aitronomilder @ebilfe I'M Ser.
Staaten &iiitenotenit ging er 1870 mad
Nlasfa uno bo5irte, mad leiner Giid-
febr, 1872, al ser llniperiitdt BON gna
arbor. gier Sabre ipdter lpauote CT
IT'D ituoienbalber mad 2eipjig. bod
blieb er BORT MIR fur3e 3eit, Jim eineut
Ruf oils 2ebrer Der Mitronomie unb
Wfatbematit in Dem 9tneIiiden aus
Darttsen gmt in 8efins Solge AT lei,
item. @ber l9on mad einem Sabre
tebrte sr mad amerifa 5uriid, neil inn
oas alima in Pefin9 ntdt 3ulaste uto
lett 1879 mar er 8rofelior Ser 9lltros
MONTE uno DIRECTOR bes SblerpatoriunS
an Der unioerlitat BON Mi9igan. GAR
rinston bate 1884 cline rein wiIlens
iaaftli9s Sadi6rift sesriinbet, oas
American Meteorological Journal,
fpel9eS oh ieiner seoiesenen 2eiltunser
aa9emein 9ei9att pirb. Gin BARN
entbaltener @uflas aus leiner Sober
9elesentli9 oes neuen @eleses, baS Sen
Wetterotenft Der @ipilbebSr6e iibertrua,
mar eS aud, wel6er bic Nufmertlams
felt Der 8esierun9 auf i'm lenfte une
Die Beiesuns Der neuen Stsle burh
tbn CUR Sol9e bate.
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saT- Wer cine Whites Ndb ,MaiGine
baben win meade Rd on $. %. Grips
am altsH plabe (408 Qbe. E).