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Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
Yeriien u.
aoiera

a0lera Gu correspondent iii Con,
Don Times" msloer fra 5ebernn: so
lerder igucs life at uobreos ia lanas
Sanocusieu ira Weiheo til 3eberdu.
llagttt Der paa eutelte Bnuttsr CT fore
tommet Ioritieaige IiliRloe, bar bog
life no8et al benz u9ret al en- onbartet
aarafier. Zen ouslise GsoelisbeO er
u~bttDosli9.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19

blipe tiltrattelis flor til at belle
nue uogiiter iorbunone meb Stateus
8eltaselie / gerpensubitiainssn.
SrGbt al 2Dnet. gilbert Rpau, en-
uns Wlano, ipm arbeioeoe paa Sobn
9Opes 5arm 3 Mil pitenfOr 6ranb
Sorts, bleo ben 12te os. gieblitfelig
brnbt al en- 9pnitraale. Slere andre
Herioner Tom alporlist tilltaoe unoer
Stormen. Sa9l ps Resn falot
Masie, men insen Stube anretteoes
paa I9rene. Oct bar ben poloiomite
Stprm, man / CONNER bar baut paa
be &anter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
nDlanDet t.
M anit 0 b q.
Gn e0elGgQenbe 6nflone {

/ Manoa9s 8eit MnnitOba. 8eo G6as
ter bleu en- bnlu Sne8 Seite % aOGg
or9bte, mango gp9uinSer reone on g
9ele9rnheoningerue aibruote. 8co
Douglas bleu ct tort 2o9tus goelogt,
o9 9emmeret ianote8 ipreot inosnIor
Ell aiitanb al en- &uart Mil. On 4ers
ion bleu brebt, pg en- anoen bier ilemt
tp9itet. Serira tO9 Stormen n ueit'
fig &etniug, so~elG99enoe aft pda II
@ei. Won9e Seite % apR9 er orRb:e
/ Smesnen al BRANDON. 8irben ipil.
lebe Bob meo erboer Ting, ps mango
Suie og 9aoer bleu reuue ON. Gn
auinoe % ct Barn tom ilemt tIlitaOe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
5ounblanO b.

Sc iamleoe Cab peo ben raoiomme
Sloebrano i Ct. SObns anilnaes TT
minoit 20 Miiaioner Collars, Asiurars
cen belDber Jig til fun 3 MiQiOner 3ols
lars. $4,000 4erioner er uoen gus,
al9oer % 5poe. Get autages, at 5
Terioner orutueoe unber Sloebranoeu,
og nogle gsru mosbr9note. 5lere
9eriOner er ogoe al Strat eiter 3loe.
branoen, % nu9le er bleone ~ilnosipags
o9 er inola9te pan SoipItaler.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
Miuneiota.

Sfolfepartiet / Chippewa 9ountp
bulbt Gountp 8onpentiun ben 28be
9uni % npminereoe fsl9enoe Stanois
naper til Gountpembeoer:
gubitor, u. 6. Narnes; 2reaiurer,
2. s. R~oleuipn; 8esiiter Of 8eeos,
6. .. GbriItenipn; Gountp attorney,
s. u. 5osnes.
Sturt Salg al Sfoplanb. Sir
nact 8brisbt, 8apis & go. / DULUTH
bar tisbt at Yine Tree 2umber 60.
1000, 100000 Sob 5urutsmmer paa
ROocn. 3isie Sfopitrafninser lisser
Iun9s sman 8iper, en- 8tHOo til Wiss
Fsiippi. &ompaniet betalte omtrent
81, 100000 for bette 5urutsmmer.
6n pplbiom Storm for oper Ros
better % Smesn tiolis ON Worsenen
BEN late bs. % anretteoe Uuermaaoe
re8cn Stabe paa N9rene. Sps9et fob
| uiGouanlist spot % pilbe bape siuet ct
fort llbbptte, bois bet tunbe itaaet
ro9le Gage til, men nu er bet iapnet
nso Sorben, % Sfaben paa bet alene
IT meaet flor.
Samme Dag anretteoe Re9n % 8ino
Hegeu Sfaoe pan 8rpben i Sme9nen al
Qe Sueur.
Streif. 100 Nrbeioere / z. g.
Galtcrs Sasbrus | groofstun neolagbe
Irbeloet ben lite bs. Qrbeioerue for
IOn9te 3aslsnnen forbeiet fra $3.50
I'll 81. 90 5irmaet life uiloe 9aa iuo
9au bette Sorlnu9euoe, 9iorbe Nrbeis
aerue Streif.
Senere iremtom Streiferne meo ct
SOmprpmis os iurlanste $1.75 pr.
Gag, men Sirmaet oiloe heller itte saa
tN paa bette rimeli9e Gurlansenbe.
Gnoel minore 6Oritprrelier iOrefalot
Ger % Der omfrins ! gpen, men insen
tlpOrlise Sptpier.
Senere berettes, at Streiterne bar
slenOpta9et @rbeIbet til ben gamle
gM.
Slem for Sinbsipse. Gnben Gel
etatens Sinosipsebuipital / 5ersus
tals er MI iulbisrt, %, ba Eatients
tntHllet paa ct. Better SUipital bar for
Port, er l02 Yatienter flDttebe Doer
Haa bet npe Suipital. Y%atieuterne blep
s'nSte til SUipitalet / TO iarlise Serns
'a'lepO9ne. Baa en- al S%tationerne I'M.
'eroels bah en- Yatient ON 3illaoelie
III at 9aa inb paa 8loiettet. San iii
a'Aaoelle, % netcp iOm 9oset iatte fig
gang, iprans ban 10 al 8inbust. San
''so 'eet, os 3Oset batteoe Op, % efter
lang Spsnins fauot mat bam enbelis i
aeTDeoen al bet Steo, ban iprans al.
JlisoetiUr at lobe, bapbe ban trpttet fla
rso l 8rasiet % bar uGr peo at unbs
saa at blipe opbaset.
Yer ftnoes III $50 Batieuter i 800
E!ialet, os Der er Ylabs for ilere.
SiItise 8asarter. 20 Maub,
John Gbiliirom ps Sgu, fra 2it6fielo
1'latte iOnplis 9iuet i en- sammsl
e'Oao, Der bar fulo at siitise @asar'
q epnnen, Der ites neb isrit. iulbt
p'oE ON % bpbe, % 5aperen, Der pilbe
~a'nle BAN til SiaIp, feb famine
~e'istne.
srabt Of 9pnet. ct ilemt 3orbsn.
VIZ easiereoe / Onsbass pper Otter
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19

The Valdez Business College and Nor
NAL School at DEBORAH, Iowa, has seven
courses Of study: Commercial. Normal
Scientific, Shorthand and Typewriting,
Peumauship, Teachers Review, Common
school and Select 426 Students during
the past year. 100 graduates. 200 enrolled
from Winnesheik County. DEBORAH Is the
cheapest place 10 board and room In the
northwest. Text, books are rented. Fall
term opens August 20. Drop apostal card
for catalogue containing full information.
II also contains a large list Of students
who are holding paying positions. 45.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
Nrgenti q.
Zen araentinIfe Sorpesobaao "Ro

Zen ar8enflHFe l0rpeo0baa0 "Hos
tales" er 9aaet uroer l III Storm peo
~urusnaps apit. Gificererne reoosoes,
men 8eiGtnin9eu. Der 6eitpo Of 70
Wanb, James. &c arsentinite arissz
itibe "Glmirante grpwn" og arpoieren
"glinticino" %iapues osiaa, os bet al.
tases, Of be er o9iaa saaeoe unosr /
famine Storm.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
" a5htuQtou.

Smaafopper er e~pibemiit / Buset
Spuno. Smitten er uobrebt | ale
Sper lanas Sunoet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19

theordleu o. iorrsttsoe inalenoe i'm vi
tenbpn, on ben paa @runo al be beitige
5orotgo irp9teoe for at saa IND / air.
fen
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
9nlgarien.
Zen butaariife Reaierina trP'

euer9lIte J~orbolcsre9ler for at binore
aoIeraens 3uoiSrisl fra RuSlauo.
aae r~usiiitc Stibe, Der anfommer til
%bnIgnriIfe pdune, mna lisoe IL Gage i
auarantFne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19

for aouorcsmnno, bn ct iaobnut Striot
uoen 5pil uiloe giue Republiianerue
MaiOritet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
glen & @erae, 0aabeL. 0aimu..

bar ct iuloitanpist Oplas al alt Slass
Sieairamparer (Hardwsre), % bet oil
lSnne iis ipr 9anosmaub. Der Dor ;
g~sarbepen. at ailGsse Os ct geiss. Gil.
irsbsitiaelis sarantsres. 42.4
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
VI erif o.

Yreiioent Sia5 s~jeuOalstss ben
lite os.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
Carrying Wax. Insects to Market.

The valley of Sheoo-Shan produces the
wax insects, but the wax is produced else
where. At the proper season the scales
are detached from the hgustrum and
made up into paper packets of about six
teen ounces each A Iorter's load is about
sixty of these packages, and the duty of
the porters is to convey them with the ut
most speed over the mountains, distance
OF 200 miles, to the town of Chatting
which Is the center of the wax producing
country
The greatest care has to be taken in the
carriage OF the brittle scales, and the por-
tiers must only travel during the night, as
the high temperature during the day will
develop the insects too rapidly, and they
may escape from their natural cages.
Wherever they stop for rest the porters
must open up their paper packets and
spread them in cool places, but with Il
precautions there is large percentage of
loss upon the journey--the packets usually
weighing at Chatting each about one
ounce lighter than wnen they left Sheoo-
Shan.
The usual price at Chatting for a pound
of scales is about half a crown, but in
years of scarcity this price has been dou-
bled A pound of scales ought to pro
duce from four to five pounds of wax, but
in bad years only pound for pound is yield
ed, so that the profits of the industry are
very fluctuating. ambers' Journal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
She Didn't Can rhem ouarrels.

"Auntie Collins" an old colored woman
who lived in small country town, was
well known to the residents by reason Of
her good cooking and queer sayings. Ac-
cording to her own story, she had peculiar
gifts as peacemaker
Nom; ! never had no great trouble
bringin up my family "she said tot visitor
who asked her about her daughters
THE gals wus good gals 'nough till they
got goin into sassiety. Then, bless ye! ye
couldn't live long with 'em. They want
satisfied to quarrel long of me, but they
he'd to get married an quarrel long of their
husbands.
"Now 1 never would stan no such doin's,
an tole 'em so.
81 says, Now, gals, you know jest what
my municipalities be; you knows jest how
well Pve tried to fetch you up, you knows
Jest how peaceahle alters lived with your
pa
"An / did," continued auntie, with ear
nestness: ''me an him never had no quar-
relin Nom: l never excused it nor en-
couraged it. When Pete d kinder ferget
hisself an go to givin me pert talk I'd jest
pick up the lamp or somethin an give it a
throw right at him He knew twas a
'quivacation fer him % keep still, an so we
never had no trouble
Il telled the gals, an l telled 'em they
must manage to live peaceable, same as
their ma did. Youths Companion
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

Although an omniv orous reader, at least
so far as wholesome or harmless literature
was concerned, there were some books for
which Judge Black seemed to have an es-
pecial and insatiate fondness. First among
these stood the Bible; next Shakespeare,
and then Millions Paradise Lost" The
last he did not quote SO frequently although
he was fond of refer ing to a magnificent
copy OF that great epic as the choicest
treasure in his library, but with the first
two his whole mental being seemed to be
thoroughly saturatei-so completely so.
indeed, that have no doubt he could have
readily repeated the greater portion of
them word for word. Peculiar turns of
expression, and frequently entire sentences
from both, dropped into his extemporane
Gus speeches and social conversations, as
they often appeared in the more finished
productions of his pen, as naturally as the
most familiar phrases in the vernacular
Nor were these mere stock quotations,
grown threadbare from frequent use, as is
too often the case, but seemed to the nearer
to have been coined expressly for the
thought as it leaped fresh from the speak
er's brain.-J. Proctor Knott in Fetter's
Southern Magazine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
before al s.. The goods should DC DC
bv Thursday at the latest

before 81 s.. The goods should Dc ~
by Thursday at the latest.
They are up with the times on p'oIl' 2
at the Adams arr tore II IS inter So.
10 look over their large selection Oh :
markable and artist proof etchlnSs' a'so
psstels water colers and photo-graYu'''
The sale of pictures at the Adams m'
store will continue until Christmas ~ IN
they are DESTROYS that customers "n
make selections as early IS convene
and thus enable them to comp!et' lue'i
orders for frames in ample time.
Officers MulqueeD acd Carlson ctP-
tured man Of deranged mind neal 'u'
wsterworks this morning, who mao 70
capped from Mercy hospital in DsvenPo'
by leaping from window he WIZ
turned over 10 the hos itsl suthoriuss'
who came over for bin.
AID Blackburn and Nye. OF hoa
mouth. and Supt. Young Of the water
works Of that city, are in the city tooa'
inspecting the Rock Island water VOTE
Aid Schroeder, Knox Evans, JonnS
and Huesing and Supt. Muir in are show
ing them around
Bill Nye's humor is iuimitsble and III
repres sible. while Mr. Burbsnks impe
sonstions and pretty bits Of rhetoFlc
psthos are charming in the extreme Il
affords the most delightful evening en-
tertsinments imaginable. and one when
leaves pleasant memories behind ioi
many days after Their date for this CT!
is Friday evening of this week.
r n. Rhomberg, of Dubuque while
running through Spencer Square ''S'
night to- catch tram on the C., b q z
tripped on some of the wire around one
of the walks and fell in such manner
that his left arm was broken Just shove
the elbow Joint He went to Dr.. Sdls ,
Office where the fracture was reduced
and some cuts thst he had also sustsine J
we're attend d to. He left for his home
in Dubuque this morning.
Jewish society Giro es are looking for
ward with much pleasure to a marrla9-
OF two OF its leading votaries next
month. 1t is the uniting Of the live "
Max K)hn. he well known whole
sale liquor dealer Of Moline. and Mss
Julia ROthschild, daughter of D Ro'b--
Child. the prominent Davenport g7s'A
merchant. The wed ling will be of ar
elaborate nature, and will take plsst
Jan u Davenport Times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
LABOR MEASURES.
Proceedings of the Tri-City Congre., Y5.-
terday Afternoon.

Proceedings of the Tri-City Congre,, Ys,-
terday Afternoon.
The Tric city Labor Congress held is
regular monthly meeting st Hi ier's
hall yesterday afternoon and transacted
considerable important business Tie
delegation from Brewers Union No. 95
of Rock Island and Davenport wss re-
ceived into the congress. The :, cretsry
of the assembly was instructed to notify
all unions Of two clothing firms one ia
Rock Island and one in Davenport, who
have refused to make the pledge in re-
gard 10 the Rochester clothing.
A circular calling on Hon. Ben T Gable
and Hon. Walter 1. Hayes to vote in
favor OF a bill providing for a
repeal OF the Worlds Fair Sunday
closing law was read and Endorsed.
William Kerneli, an organizer of the c-
garmakers' union, spoke before the as
sembl" and resolution Was afterwsrd
passed asking sll union mn to look for
the blue label" when buying cigars. A
committee was appointed to confer with
the typographical union in regard to 4
settlement Of the strike of the Tri>Cny
Blade, 4 committee was also appointed
to revise the constitution. The election
of officers occurs at the next regulsr
meeting. which occurs in January.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
DID Not Care f,r the Mon.x

81 ptIpeakng OF trampi," said David Curry
A. . rne Lihdell, ''remin me of a rather
lining experience / had with a connie q,
snose gentlemen of el giant leisure in the
5pIihS Oh 1879. i was at LYONS. Ia. and
teo,reo TO cross to Fulton, Ills. The river
ueu oeen frozen solid, but the ice was be-
9ihihg TO break up. Just before shutdown
started TO walk across. had reached the
uliuule OF the river and found the ice
ppreaklng worse that expected. / was
ncsi.atlng whether to go backward or for
ware when couple of tramps, who were
crossing to the Iowa side, shouted to me
~ 20 pack, as the ice had given away be-
hind them.
started to do SO, but found myself
oonlrohued by stretch of swift running
water a dozen yards W de- The three of us
we're anoat ON an ice island that might go
~ pieces any moment The sun had gone
u nov and warm rain began to fall.
well said one of the tramps, as he sized
up Che situation, there's nothing to do but
70 swim for it,
But can't swim a stroke I replied.
lie gave a long whistle and a look at
DIS companion. Jed, dye think we can
pun the duffer through this millrace%
dunno, said jed i amt much of a
water dog myself
=. There's fifty dollars apiece in it for you
you bring me safe to land, l suggested.
Hang yer fifty dollars said Jed. This
hain,t no time to talk o money Come on
They took yarn comforter which had
around my neck, passed it under my arms,
each took an end of it and we plunged in.
Inc water was ice cold and the current
scrong but we finally made landing and
soon We're drying ourselves before a fire. I
dld not forget my. promise, and never paid
out money with such good will. st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
Correcting a Subordinate.

Some time ago a section boss was sitting
idly by the station when Manager Tucker,
of the Maine Central railroad, stepped off
a train and asked him if he needed more
help. When the boss replied in the mega
tive, Mr.. Tucker wa liked little distance
along the track, picked up couple of
bricks and removed them to their proper
place. Every time have passed by here
for several weeks" he then remarked to
the boss, 81 have seen those two bricks ly-
ing there, and 1 thought because you left
them maybe you didn't have help enough"
With that he mounted the train again and
moved off, waving pleasant ''goodby''
to the section crew, who will never, no,
never, be caught in chat way again.-Ken-
nebec Journal.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
A Southern Idyl.

Bishop Sessums, of Louisiana. cells in
his delightful way IN experiences in one of
his recent visitation in his diocese. The
town-Bayou something or other-was
flooded, owing to Q break in the levee-a
crevasse, they call it. The water was ten
or twelve feet deer in the streets, and as
the bishop was mailing his visitation in a
rowboat he passed small house where
lived a good, simple hearted colored man.
AS the bishop glaI ced up at the house he
Jaw the colored MN sitting in the second
story window of bis little home, with a
sk;ff fastened just outside, while he was
consertedly playing Home, Sweet Home
~, sy---- Nev Fork Tribune
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
FOR FIFTY YEARS.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chaplin, of Muscatiuc
Celebrate Their Golden wedding

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chaplin. of Muscatiuc.
Celebrate Their Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chapia. Of SIus.
c4tine, celebrated their ,iftieth qnniver-
s4ry Of their wedding last THURSDAY
evening, the unusual event being ATE
tended by several from Drury towu.l.n.
Rock Island county The happy af.,r
occurred at the home of Mrs. C -.
Weed, da ghtar Of ;he estimable coup..
The News Tribune says.
1t was gathering # ripe and s.r.a.
old age, those approaching their d.
clining days. some younger AMI vet IN
the prime of life, but none under 30
years. excepting the members OF f-.
household and family, were there. l. ". 6
digDiiei and sedste yet merry an.
social, IAN occasion" one of the cues.
remarked. worth living so years TO a.
tend"
To the sweet notes of the wedding
march the bridal couple of 1912. stteode
by groomsmsn and bridesmaid of hal,
century ago. walked into the north psrlo-
and took their places under an evergreen
design representing a wedding bel on
either side of which appropriately hun
the significant dates. '1S42- 1892" i.
figures of gilt. The bride was attired in
costume of white cashmere, with Msr-
echsl Neil roses, and the bridesmaid in
black silk, while the groom and best mar.
appeared in suits of conventional blscb
Golden weddings have been. bu.
none with all the attendants of the hapnv
time of SO years ago. The groom then
and now, is Mr.. Worrell, of Burlington
Iowa, and the bridesm aid is Mrs. SwaV.
zee. Of Keithshurg, H., ard the fon,
seemed to appreciate the affair with .
deeper feeling perhaps. if not so i'm.
pressive. as that of half century ago
The paper tells also OF the starting
out of the groom from Rock Island Nov
%. 1S42. for Quincy where the marriaa
ceremony was performed, the bride being
Helen Mar Sherman. The groom was an
engineer on the Potosti which had ust
gone into winter quarters at Rock Island
and the ceremony is described just as !,
originally was performed full so year.
ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
How Nam of Us Feel.

There are some people in this world who
seem to be naturally unfortunate They
never run across the wonderful bargains
their women friends and relatives are for
ever telling them about, and Whenever
,.hey buy anything they feel convinced that
They are paying tw ice as much as they
snould for it.-New York Herald.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
A PLEASANT TASTE.

The French say when any
thing offends their taste that it
leaves a bad taste in their
mouths This is the result of
most medicines. People try to
avid the sensation by sugar
eating pills and in this way to
avoid the sensation of swallow
ing bitter boius, but the feel
ing is there and the lump still
sticks in the throat There is,
however, a remedy that abso,
lutelY DISCUSSES al u pleas ant
taste. These are the Laxative
Gum Drops. These gum drops
appear in size taste and flavor
like the ordinary gum drop IF
TIE oonfectioners, but they are
so SKI fully medicated that they
act with certainty. but mildly
and without pain or gripping
For dyspepsia, FIR Indigestion
and all stomach troubles they
have-no equal They are put
u il boxes, the small size at 10
cents, the large size at Is cents.
! H. small size contain u, the
lar e size from SO to 40 making
III m the cheapes5 laxative in
rhe market. Get them of any dealer but
II your druggist will not order them for
you, write TO us and we viii send them
to you 5y mail.
STLv AN REMBDT Co,
Peoria. III
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

1t is not what its proprietors say, hu,
what floods Sarsapsrilla does that ted
the story Of its merit Hoods Sarsapy
rilla ures
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-16

BORT Su Dem 2anbbeiib bes Generals
8asper Sahbe3 O1oa unb bieier lies
fert gegenDdrtig ben 8ebarf an S9mes
fel fir bic mtrifaniide Mrmee. Die
8ewinnung beiielben geidiebt, ME Nlz
'es in benz bon Spanien unb Der Stride
mebrere Sabrbunberte lang unterbriids
ten 2anbe, auf bic unbebolfenite @eiie,
bringt aber trDbbenl fdone @intiinfte,
bic natiirli6 bel beferen 9ilfsmitteln
bebeutsab b6ber iein iuiirben.
De5balb Nun bat elm unternebmens
Der Mann, Weaurieio &abDen, friiber
einmal meritaniider &oniul in &an>
ias Gitp-ber Same beiBt tpcbl auf
gut Deutid: MoriB &abben = I'M bic
grlalbnlb na6geiu6t unb iie au6 err
balteil, cine elettriide Babn ben guls
fan binauf 3u bauen unb bieie tpieber
BON SUB bes 8erges an bur1 cine nur
tpenige Meilen lanse 3meigbaba nit
Der Snteroeeanie @iienbabn au berz
binben.
Son ben Nusii9ten bes rnternebz
mems, tpenn es gelingt, fann man ii6
ungefdbr einen Be9riff MAIDEN, menn
man bebenft, bab bic Ser. Staaten als
lem idbrli9, unb meilt BON Si3ilien,
120, 900 Sonnen S1mefel importiren.
Ser S6mefel bes popoca tie petl muroe
iibrisens fdon bon @ortes sur 9eritelz
lung BON pnlper benubt, inbem elm
tpagballiser Spanier lid oil einem
70 bis SO Gaben (su 6 SUBJ langen
Seile in ben 9rater binablieB nno
S9pefel nit beraufbra6te. Sie @es
| fabr, iu sen 9dmpfen beS araters gu
erftiden, mar iibriaens bod su groB
unb 10 lieB man ipdter wieber aus
Spanien pelden fommen. 9tus ben
3inngruben BON 3aseo be5og baum
@orte3 bas 3inn fir ieine aanonen.
Ser Spanier, Der iiG in ben Sdlunb
binablieB, bieB Gran5isfo Wfontaho.
Gin anberes probutt bes an 1900
SUB boben 6euerberses, Der aliO iiber
Die S1neegrenSe bilaufreidt, piirbe
bas @is bilben, bas iabraus iabrein
bort oben ni6t regtbaut. unb mas fir
gis! vSteinernes WaHer", mie elm
9lesppter e8 nannte, Der gum erlten
Wial pel9es fab.
Sod cine wi6tige Na6ridt fur @as
ale paB, aber au6 fir San slntonio,
fommt bon Durango, bis mobin erft
Dor &uraen bic giIenbabn bon bier
fertig geporben 1T.
Die @ermeiIuns8sQ 8sQrbeiten bon Sus
rango bis on bic &iiite bes Stillen
Oceans iinb bereits in QngriIf genoms
men. @s maren brei SafenpldBe, uns
ter benen man sll mdblen battle, Der Sas
fen bon San 8las, Der BON 8uopas
mas unb Der BON Ma3atlan, unb es
i6eint. baB man li6 fir legteren ents
idieben bat, wabrideinlif), neil bic
8abn abwdrts ppn Der Sierra WSabre
BIG babin meniper Sdwierigfeiten bies
tet. Die merifaniihe Ge9ierung ib@
rerIeiis bat bereits nit ben 6afenarbeis
ten begonnen, um ben bolttsen Nnters
plaB bequemer unb liderer 3u ma6en.
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8abn burd Canada i6uere 8onfur'