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his first wife and her two daugn.ers by q
former husband. The stepdaugnters sued
Tynan's executor for the total value OF the
estate. and appealed 10 the supreme Court
from the decision giving a share 10 me sec
ond wife. AS soon as the Doctor Is legally
declared alive the s~tepdaughters wiz renew
their suit. and the entire contest VIII be
fought over again.
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DAILY VITAL srATIsTICs-SEPT 29.
Births.

Charles and Rosa Cook. boy, 669 Williams
street.
Charles and Anna Cole, boy, loo West
Madison street.
Henry and Laura Genus. girl. $50 Eliza
beth street.
e. f.. and Bessie Kaler, boy, T3 North
Capitol avenue.
Frank and Maggie Smock, boy, HOO Wash
ingtou street.
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Philadelnhia Times.

At present nearly 1000 girls in the public
schools are STUDYING cooking. While not a
regular branch of the grammar school cur
rirlrium. each school IS allowed 10 send q
center. There are two kitchens estab-
lished at the Girls High School. and every
Young woman who now graduates from TINS
school receives a course OF lessons IN the
theory and practice OF cooking. The Wis
itor can spend no more delightful afternoon
than in one of these bright. cheerfui kitcn-
ems where the young girls of the public
schools are being Initiated into the mys-
ter.es OF preparing baked apples and DO.
fafoes. beans and beets. omelets and
oysf ers.z tomatoes and pudding and- loaf
OF bread. The kitchens are models OF COM
fort. convenience and completeness To see
"A hand OF Young cooks, arrayed in snowy
70 raphernalia. busiIy at work Is one OF the
pleasant scenes which greet The visitor
these early autumn days
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During the week there were ten cases of
scarlet fever. one of diphtheria. one of
measles. Total number births, 80; total
number of deaths. p. The number of
deaths is the smallest for many years. the
record being, 1887, for the same week, Sc;
1883, 80; 1889, 80; 1890, 30; 1891, ~; 1892, So:
1893, Al.
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De.th of Edward G. snwe.

Charles Tebbe and Lou Deroerg.
Joseph Hessler and Frederick Wensler.
William Wachstetter and Mamie L. Pipes
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The applications OF the follo%wing-named
Indisnians have been granted.
Original-Benjamin Summers, Randolph.
Randolph: Charles L. Dalrymple, Indian
apolis. Marion.
Reissue ard Increase-Andrew Johnson.
Oaktown. Knox.
ncrease-John Lumstrom. Terre Haute.
Nigo; Abraham L. Parsons, South Martin.
Martin John NJ. Knowlton. Battle Ground.
Tippecanoe.
R~eissue-Jesse L. Hall. Glazen. Pike:
George ". Wilcox. Tyrer City, Marshall;
Theodore r. Best. Seymour, Jackson.
Reissue and Increase-James r. Rartholo-
new, kempton. Upton.
Original Widows. etc.-Rebecca Stone.
Come. Jay.
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DRESS
A BIO

We bought a big lot of Seconds"
i'm CanfieId'S Dress Shields. TIE best
of it is you would never know they
were Seconds" Thaf's the story,
here's the sequel Siz S I, 2, 3 and 4.
Our price, &c, zoe, Izc and I5c.
Reguiarprice, zoe, Csc, SOC and 5c.
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NORWICH. N. Y. Sept. 2s.Jeduthan
Newton. a well-to-do farmer Of this town.
r.1d Mrs. Edward Southern a domestic in
nv the Richfeld Springs express at a
Grade crossing on the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna a Western road to-day.
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O DEPT. Second
SHOE DEPT. M Msin Floor.
A Sale of Slippers

All colors, in Satin Strap Slippers
for evening wear, for SIT a pair
the $3.50 quality.
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COLORED f. GOD

West Aisle
Beautiful double fold Illuminated
mixtures at IL LIE a yard; 19c would
be a fair price for them.
so pieces 3S-inch Worsted Novel
ties, the regular soc value, at 39ca yd.
Double-faced Vicuna cloth, so
inches wide, at Toe a yard; good value
at ST..
Camels' Hair Cheviots, Is inches
wide, heavy weight, fifteen beauti-
full blendings of color to choose
from, at 81 a yard.
"All the Rage" this season, stylish,
trim and swell, Covert Cloths; there's
one made up in our windOw-lt's a
treat to see it.
Our Special in Covert Cloth, SO
inches wide, at 49c a yard.
SPECIAL
IN BLACK o
Atwood Satin Duchesse,
All-wool wide-wale Diagonals,
All-wool Storm Serge = extra
heavy,
Atwood Storm Serge-Armures,
All having an 85c value. at
At soc a yd.
A SILK
Center Bargain Table
Colored Crepe de Chenes and In
dia Silks-a positive Toe value, at
Z9C q yd.
GLOVES S SfStsr
100 pairs-nO more, no less
Cashmere and Silk lined Gauntlets,
sold always at 65c and 75c a pair,
for 39c. An offer that will make
100 happy faces in Indianapolis to-
morrow.
At ST., all colors and all styles i'll
Kid Gloves. We take especial pride
in our dollar line-so would you if
you saw it.
The "Patent Thumb" has acquired
great fame. Why? Fundamentally
they are perfect fitting; that makes
them look we'll. and also gives S
and comfort-three essential points
about a glove. In Glace. $1.50.
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The annual meeting of the Home Mission
airy Society Of Roberts Park Church was
held friday afternoon. The annual reports
were made. with encouraging results shown.
The election resulted: President. Mrs. d. d.
May: first vice president Mrs. T.. ]. CouI-
tas; second vice president, Mrs e. G. Cor
neliu<s: recording secretary. Mrs. J. A.
Colenlans assistant. Mrs McAfahon: corre-
spondfng secretary. Mrs C. BehymeF; IL
brarian. Mrs. Flora Tutewiler.
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effisDryGOOdS CO

broideries and American Beauty roses. The
young ladies assisting were Miss Jessie
Miller, Miss Castor. Miss Amelia Love
CASTOR Miss Hovey of Mount Vernon.
and Miss Bessie Hord. A large number OF
married and young ladies accepted Mrs.
Hord's invitations. Among the guests were
Miss Alternately, of L~eavenworth. Kan;
Mrs. Rabbits, OF Springfield, O., and Mrs.
Hnhhc of Goornia
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pecemher.. Aged s.. to Wed May, 20.

CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-Rev Swan b. New
man. eighty-two years old. pastor of the
F.mmandel Swedish Methodist Church. has
taken out a license to marry Miss Anna
Cecilia Gilman. aged twenty. The prospec-
tive bridegroom has been a minister for
forty years, and has been remarked be-
fore -A
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Mr.. Lymnn TO Retire.

NEW YORK. Sept. "a dispatch from
Washington to the Evening Post states. on
the authority of a man high in the councils
of the administration. that Mr.. Lyman will
retire from the Civil-service Commission
next week. Mr.. Lyman was one of the
original members OF the commission
WASHINGTON. Sept. @.-Civil Service
Commissioner Lyman to-day refused to af-
firm or deny the correctness of the Evening
Posts special. He did not care. he said.
to say anything on the subject. The COM
mission now consists of two Republicans
and one Democrat, and II a change Is TO
occur 1t is regarded as likely to be due TO
a desire TO have a majority of the COM
mission of the political faith OF the ad-
ministration- The law says not more than
two members of the commission shall be
of the same political faith.
General Notes.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-In payment OF
the interest due Oct i. 1891. on United
States registered four-per-cent. consols Of
1907 the treasury to-day mailed 1.S32
checks. aggregating A.ss5-o5s.
The following recess appointments were
Announced at the White House to-day;
Archie NJ. O'Conner. collector OF customs
for the district Of North and. South Dakota;
THOMAS II. Studebaker. postmaster at Nc
GregOr. Ia.
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DUE TO THE DOCKERY LAW.
Many Clerks i'm the Treasury Depart
ment Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The Dockery
act passed at the last session of Congress
for the reorganization of the clerical force
and the Methods OF accounts in the Treas
ury Department will go into effect Oct. 1.
This act reduced the clerical force of the
department Isl. which necessitates many
dismissals. The Secretary. uuring the past
six months, has not called on the Civil
service Commission for any certifications
20 fill vacancies as they have occurred, pre-
ferring TO retain as many OF the old clerks
as possible. Some days ago forty-two
clerks, dra wing salaries ranging from $500
10 $3.50 per year, We're dropped from the
rolls and to-day eighty-eight others were
placed upon the temporary roll to do up back
work, and when that is done, probably be-
fore the end of the calendar year, they
will also be dropped If not otherwise pro-
vfded for. The new law aboliShes two
new whole d~ivisions-the Offices of Commits
sioner of Customs and that of the Second
Controller of the Treasury-while the force
in the First Controllers office will be ma
terially reduced. the work being distri-
buted among the other divisions. The state
ment is made at the Treasury Department
that of the lightweight clerks who will be
placed on the temporary rolls. fully fifty OF
the more efficient will be retained.
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..It's twenty to ten

s.It's twenty to ten =.
.sTfs T--said Ben
II can't protect you-so keep STILL"
Said ouiefly-Protecticn BIZ.
Then rhey continued to argue about the
next presidentsal election while they
drowned their doubts In a bottle Of HON.
X6f6rer = CO seli 81 Tel. *7.
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visitor-You seem 10 have great conn.,
dsnce In your physician. Aunty.
Aunt Chloe I has.
chile! deed ! has, No mattah whut all
ysIu, Doctah Sawyer kin jist gib 20 ous
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GLOVES FROM x. & F.

Mems self-lined Jersey Gloves;
sold by R. & f. for soc; our price,
l9c.
Mems Black and Colored lined
Jersey Cashmere Gloves; the r. & F.
75c kind for 29c.
Extra quality Cashmere Glove, r.
& F. ST. kind, for SOC
r. & F. s. Dogskin and lined
Mocha Gloves at 75c a pair.
Il. & F. 1926 unlined Dress Glove
for Csc; a great opportunity.
Mems Colored Cashmere Muffers,
the SOC kind, 19c.
Star Cuff-holders, the r. & F. 15c
kind, for DC.
EWELRY
r. & F. ST.. so Cuff Buttons, 49c.
Set of 3 Pearl Studs, r. & F.
price SOC; our price, 19c.
r. & F. SOC Scarf Pins, 19c.
Stonine Studs, r. & F. Soc kind;
oUr price, 15c.
r.. & F. So Brilliant Tie Pins, 49c.
r. & F. ST. Tie Pins, 29c.
X. 81 F.,$1 Link Buttons, 25c.
II. s. T. 15c and 25c Collar But.
tons, DC each.
Tie Holders, &c each.
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III NEW YORK STORE
Established 1853.
THE NEW YORK STORE
Rsssshshss mss.
New Goods
Full Stocks
AND Low Prices

Bright, Fresh Stocks, as yet unkr0ken by the past
two weeks of fast selling, and lower prices than ever
for remember that we have marked down all goods
affected to the New Tariff basis. All these things say
that the time to buy is NOW.
Below are most convincing reasons why you should
buy HERE.
Read and think it over.
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Gouids Protest Against Taxes.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The children Of
the late Jay Gould and the executors q his
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MILLINERY f sssoe'

MILLINERY s sssoes
Nothing so convincing about mil
linery as a hator bonnet that pleases
you the minute you see it. There's
a touch about our hats you don't
find elsewhere. Just try and see
how nicely we can suit you.
Pretty hats, already trimmed. for
1915. Better ones at So, Sc and
Very handsome Hats and Bonnets
for $3.50, 50, $40 and up.
The newest shapes at less than reg
ular prices.
Black Birds, Fancy Birds, Feath.
ers, Ribbons, etc, in all the newest
effects for trimming.
CLOAK DEPT. s sssssd
Just to keep things interesting for
the crowds that are coming New
York Storewards:
Calico Wrappers, made Of Simp-
sons black and whites in the Hub
bard styles, with belt, at SOC each.
Flannelette Wrappers, in stripes,
four %colors, the $l.50 kind, at Csc.
so lightweight Golf Capes, black,
with silk hood. for 1896.
About 100 light Jackets in Mel
tons and Diagonals; have been from
$40 to $40, for So.
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SPECIAL

French Balbriggan suits. the 81
and $3.50 quality, for 69c. 1t would
pay you to keep them ver
If you are here early tomorrow
you'll not be disappointed.
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SPECIAL
IN A GOODS
A SILK

Colored Crepe de Chenes and In.
dia Silks-a positive 75c value, at
Z9C a vd.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
2eitNMAe9t4

@or uns lte9t bic Summer elmer 3eis
.tung, Bic ouf 48 Seiten (bie 2ln5ei8en abb
gerecbnet) 100 Spalten y2eieItoff" bietet.
IS lit bic SonntagSnummer, bic baupts
id6Ii6 CUR unterbaltun8 bicnen iou, nno
ipieDiel unterbaltung bietet ite? Sir eilten
balbtpegs gebilbeten Meni4en, De: iicb
niobt nit benz 0bciten &latib, 9eiitloieitcn
Grati6 3ufrieben 9iebt, oub ntbt fit etne
babe Stun6e. g(i9t cine ein5ige SpaIte
~lpannenber Geftitre unterbaIten6er pber be-
lebrenber Nrt. Der Snbalt IGBt it6 nitbt
einn1aI bel6reiben. ST lit bon Der Dirt,
ais pel6c etn neutrality-suspicious. baS
poetil che 8rooutt zines 8lduItrumpf5 nit
ben 8Ortcn fenn5ei9net: N6er, 0ilbeIz
mine, muBte eS benin icin? Q8tc &raut unD
0tiiben lift ba aleS bur9einatOer 9etpiirfe[t,
ntrgenbS Srbnun8, nirgenOS S0ltem.
GrDGrtlngSDou nimmt man bic 10 8funb
Bapter in bic 6anb, blGttert Seite nm
Sette our3 uno l3on n0db Der eriten
Biertelftunbe Dirft man Den @tiA entz
tGui6t beilette, benn penn iptrfli6 etDaS
Sntereiiontes brtn lit, 10 fam man es
inter all benz SbunO nicbt ftnben. rnb
bat man es pirtIidb 9efunOen, 10 1T IS nacb
omeritanii9er Dirt 10 brett 9etreten, OoB
ba5 bis9en 3eit, ba5 man auf bic 8onse
3eitung Oertpen6en fam, bin lit, bis man
Oautit fertig lit. Son tOOtlicber Sang
tpcili8teit, itnO bic en9Iiiben 3~ettungen nur
gum @tulaIdfern gut; ais SalofmttteG
lpirten ic auS9e3eicbnet. sic iinO % unb
Ieer, pie Die 6irni9dOeG ibrer 2eier - uHO
ibrer Sabrtfantcn.
9os lit baS Bib elmer 3eitun8, Sic 1i9
bic gr0Bte 3eitun8 G6icagoS nennt. 9ie
anOeren itebsu ibr b0bftenS on @etpicbt
nQh.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
sur DerttI9un9 Ger ruffifden DtiteI.

s. so. &inter BON Norb : 9afotu, Elm
prattii9er 5armer, bat ft9 in elmer @tngabe
an Die Ge9tslatur ienes States getpenbet,
nit benz bringenben 8e1u4e, tpirt1ame
II@4ritte our @ertilgung Der INNER mG9tiz
ger ft9 au8breitenben rufiif9en 9titel gu
t6un. @r fagt in Istnem S9reiben: pile
6teienigen, Die nit Dem @bdrdtter biefer
unbetlDDuen geft nd6er p~ertraut 1tnb uno
8enntr1iB baden bpn i6rer groBen Nusbreiz
tun9sfdbt9fett, itnb iiber3eugt babon, bdB,
tpenn nt9t bdlb Elm bereintes 8prge6en baz
gegen er3ielt ipirb, Der gar3e Staat in pez
nigen Sa6ren bon bteIem I1nfraut iiberz
5ogen Iein pirb; unb ni9t nun bie1er Stdat
aqein, nein, bic fGmmtltG6en Prairieftdaten
DeS Norotpei tens tperben barunter su Ietben
BADEN, Sin etnmitbiges 0anbeIn muB baz
Der metner Nnft9t na9 bon alien Staten, in
benen Die rufitT9e 0tftel Wur3el gefuBt bat,
dngeitrebt tperben, nGmli9 bon ben
Gtaaten Nprb= unb Sitb=O afpta ,Minne1otQ,
Wtsconftn, SSDtpd unb Nebrusta. Die @ouz
Derneure bteTer Stauten fpQten ~3u1ammen
fommen, e9e nod Die @e1~ebgebungen aufQmz
men treten, Sa4Derftdnbige 5u t6rem 8eiz
Itano beran5teben unb ft9 Bel t6ren 8erat6z
1ngen auf einen 8ldn unb ben @rlaB BON
ben n0tbigen @efeben einigen, monaco Die
empfoblenen MaBregeln bur9gefiibrt perben
i%olten. Merben Die rt9tigen MttteG enerz
gif4 in Qnpenbung gebro9t, 70 fam ba8
oerberblt3e nnfrant in 3eit ODn 3pei Sabren
ausgerobet tperben. @ebr tpa6rf4etnIi9 lit
eS, bob bier3u Die 8epiItgung BON grDBez
rem 9elbfummen erfOrberltb iein pirb,
aber es 1Aeint mir, baB neben Der NufreAterz
bdltung %unferer MobltbdtigtettszM ntalten
unb 3u4tbGufer ntbtS bon 10 pe1entlt6er
8eoeutung fir bic genannten Staaten 1T,
alS bic 8erttlgun9 Der ruffif4en 9tteG,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
9aDiatte - 8oape4t.

Mit bere9tigtem Spot icbreibt bic
v0oilp gfepS": Ser Sob bes y6errn"
8oipen, Der bon einem TauitDiebe Dcs
v6crrn" 2ooi9ne berbeigefi0rt murbe,
burfte feline S9attcu iibcr Die Oren3en
beS @ebieteS, bon nelc9cm in Der 0tegeL in
ben 3eitungSipalten ais ben bieiiSen Sport
fretien Die 0teoe 1T, Dinausmerfen. Sogar
in 9tetD Orleans tpiro Die 306tune zines
Wteni6en i'm Tauittampie ais W1oro ober
Tootl3la8 betrabtet werbel miiiiel1, un6
DGren na6 benz Strafre1t a3eugeu nicbt
minber ais 8eiitGnoe itraffdQig. 2((s i3euz
gen leben mir ~unierer boboerebrten @eiebz
9eber Senetor O'O2a1eD u1b onoere MIN
Der grOBe 2icbter in Der 9ofalpoltttf, ais
8eiitano ben erlaucbten WeieBgeber un6
StaatSmann Solomon 8an Br0ag, @altz
tptrtb sur @uIc ouf Der y2eDee". Q8enn eS
oIio Der Stem Srleanier Stootobri9feit
cinfaIen Ioute, S'O2aae0 u16 San BraQa
auf Elm SaDr tn'S 2trbeit56dus Ill iteGen,
9dbe eS ba ni6t I'M politiiben 2eben Ser
erltcn StaOt NmerifoS cine 8d9uenoe2eere? !
2oDigne, Der eigentItcbc Eo6ti9Iager, bat
meni9er ST. befIr6ten, alS Sene. ST fam
tpobI auf 2ebenS3cit ms 3uc9tbaus qeiteft
tperben, OOcr an ben 0algen panbern, 6ab
ober oaS cine o0er 6n5 anoere Bel einem 0ieb
tpte BET tDm einen groBen 1tntcrIAico
macbte, lit ntcbt GnSuneDmen. So ipOttet
Die yyteiDs" iiber BEN 6auptnotionQliport
tbrer 9anOSIeute uno in bemIeI6en 8lotte,
mo- lie t0rer 9ans natirlib2n Gntriltula
ltber baS ~tpi6ernatirli9e S6auipiel in Seem
Orleans freten 2allf lQBt, ipiomet fte Der
8ei9rei6ung 6ciieI6en Gin paar Spalten.
0dn5e Soften Der engIii6en 3eitungen itn6
benz Sport 8ctpi6alet, unD njbt cttpa Der
bernitnftt8cn 2eibe5I6ung, ionbern ben
roReiten, Oertbterenoi item &raftGuBeruneen.
9aS ocltlhe Surllcn bat iicb betm Q[tnertz
talter felren @tn9ang 3u periboffcn Derz
moc9t, neil e5 nibt rob genlg lit, ntbt 6er
roben &raft 9enu9 @%elegsn9eit cur Gntz
~faltung gibt. Die 9ouferci, bic W9utb
nnb @~ewanOtbeit 3ugleib erfor6ert, ift, tpeiG
bic WuSfelfraft nidbt babel ben NuS1blao
9icbt, alcb ni3t nad5 letnem 0efbmad
AUDI SpieIe, Die an unb fir ii3 nic6tS
@nltoBigeS an iib 0aben, ipie 6aS SAL
ipteI unb Oas 6uBbauipiel, gefauen ibm
nur, tDcnn CT babel ieine gauge 8o6beit
ausLalen fann. l1n6 neil 0iele Nobbeit
nun einmal Elm G1araftcr3u9 beS Qmeriz
fanerS lit, 10 miro aub benz QaOigne 10
tOenig tpie ben ~itbrigen an Dem Go6e bes
8OtDen Nfiti9uLOi0en ettpa5 gclbe6en.
@oran MN ci8cntIicb nicbt OieG gelcsen 1T,
6enn tDenn, ipie bic u9tew5" iagt, es bel
benz Gaoigne feircn llnteriAjeb mabt, Ob
ct 9e9e1ft ooer ms 3uAt0aus geltedt wirb,
10 macbt eS aucb fcinen ltnteri4icb, Oh Der
gotpen moOernO in Der @rlbe liegt, ober
1tcb lcbeno nod nit 2euten ieinc5 @elidb.
tiers Die Qu8cn blau unO bic Gippen entz
5pet i9ld8t.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-17
a~bempbIatt, aaoastaa. II. pesentber 1s94.

SbetGe bieTes @e6iets, DteGet6t in einem
Orittel be51elben, lit bieTe tiinitli@e 8ez
nG1erung ober Die @runbbebtngung ieben
erfolgrei9en NderbaueSI @ier lit Die 8ez
nGTerung oGiO geboter, tpenn Der 4derz
bau renta6el ietn iou; in etnem betrd9tIiz
9en Sbeile bieIes 9rittel8, bteIei6t in 5tpei
6iinfteln bei1elben, lit dber abfDlut iebe
1anDipirt6f@oftGi6e Bffdn3enprobuftion,
al1b bic auerbei4etbente, ausge19lofen,
pern Die fiin5tlt9e 8epGiierung feblt.
8etfptele gut au5gefibrter unb pirffaz
mer eSrrtgattonen i'm groBen Still finDen
mir in Mtttelz unb SiibzG Californian, i'm
0ftli9en Oregon unb @a16ingtpn, ferner
in Utah, tpo bas rii6rtge 8olt Der Mormoz
men es ber1tanben bat, inner6olb neniQer
Sabre aus bts3er unru6tbarem
@drten gu f9affen, enbli9 au9 in GoIos
rabo, Mpoming uno Ntontana.
Sn &limoten, fpel9e, 1ptpeit Die
Semperatur in 8etra9t bmnt, cine
LANCE @egetattons3eit bieten, ftn5 Die
GtnflHfTe Der Srrtgation auf bic BRO
butttonsfdbigfeit beS 8pbsns aeruoez
gu eritaunli9. Menn man nun burtb cine
8etpdferungsanIoge, tpel9e bD9Itens 500
Per @cre toitet, iol4e @rfolge %er8teIen fam,
oann oiirfen mir erparten, baB bas BON
Der 8unbesregterung in NuS1i9t qenomz
meme 8etpdferungsnerf bic berii3tiqte
omertfdnii9e Wii1te in Elm fru9tbares
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ben tperoen.
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tperoen.
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bic @ntnabme fir Die tiinitli9e 8etpGFez
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