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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03
THE TEA GOWN.
A Triumph of Nineteenth Century Art
 Prettier this Year Than Ever.

A Triumph of Nineteenth Century Art
 Prettier this Year Than Ever.
 The tea gown especially the summer tea gown, should not be entirely dis regarded in the midst of the varied ar- ray of outing costumes and dressy gowns, for it has exclusive elements of comfort about it, and delightful ele- gance which is all its own. Tea gowns and blouse waists are products of the nineteenth century which reflect credit on the ingenuity of the designers, and show exclusively that it is possible to combine beauty and perfect ease in one garment. To be sure, they grow more elaborate every season, and are affect ed by the craze for gauzy stuffs and handsome lace, but this only adds to the charm without destroying the comfort. A pretty model may be car ried out in striped pink silk crepon The front is of cream white, accordion plated chiffon over pink silk, and tied at the waist with pink ribbon. Cream lace is caught under each side of the front and forms collar around the back The gown is cut princess shape, with fullness at the waist in the back, which adds to the full skirt which flows out in the prevailing fashion. Soft wool crepons, India silks, and fou- lards make pretty gowns, while thin muslin and batiste are especially adapt ed to the season. If you want to be ex- travagant, there is no end to the lace which one of these affairs will absorb. Cashmere. is used for dressing gowns which to be elegant must harmonize with the coloring of the room. These can be made simply with a turnover collar, edged with lace frill, which extendsdown each side of the front to the belt The empire style of gown is still worn for neglige, and very elegant ones are made of white net over col ored silk-N. Y, Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03
HER DRESS POCKET.
The Man Was Driven Insane by His Ina
 bility to Find 1t.

The Man Was Driven Insane by His Ina
 bility to Find 1t.
 The mans wife had asked him to go upstairs and look in the pocket of her dress for key she thought was there, and being 8 man willing to accommo- date. he had done SO 1t was long time until he returned, and when he did there was a peculiar look in his eyes.
 q can't find any key in the dress of your pocket, ; he said, with painful effort.
 Why" she retorted sharply, q left it there.
 q say l can't find any dress in the pocket of your key" he said, doggedly. His tone seemed to disturb her
 "You didn't half look for it, she in- sisted.
 II tell you l can't find any pocket in the key of your dress, he replied, in a dazed kind of way.
 This time she looked at him.
 What's the matter with you9" she asked, neryously.
 T say. he said, speaking with much SHOfbs tRdI call hhA aIy eaA cSS AAA the key of your pocket.
 She got up and went over to him.
 "oh, William" she groaned, have you been drinking?'
 He looked at her leerilY.
 ''I tell you cant find any pocket in the dress of your key" he whispered
 She began to shake him.
 Whats the matter? Whats the mat ter?" she asked in alarm.
 The shaking seemed to do him good, and he rubbed his eyes as if he were regaining consciousness.
 Wait minute, he said slowly, in- deed. "Wait minute. l can't find any dress in-no l can't find any key in the dress of-no, that's not it; any any-any pocket. There, that's itF' and flood of light came into his face. "Confound it! I couldn't find any pocket
 Then he sat down and laughed hys- terically. and his wife, wondering why in the name of goodness men raised such row over finding the pocket in woman's dress, went upstairs and came back with the key in two minutes Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03

of thS tlosel1e, eyed down to the ground. This is a favorite way to work flowers, because it is easy, rapid and effective. The centers of the flow CTS are done with French knots of brown. yellow and green silks.
 One should not sleep with either arm raised above the head It is B pretty gesture as watched in the slumbers of child, but it is better, if not so pretty, that the arms should lie by the sides than stretched upward One knows, when one stops to consider how fatiguing the attitude is, if perse- vered in for few moments, of reach ing up into a closet, or arranging high draperies at window What, then, must be the effect when kept up throughout whole night?
 Tomato Toast.-Run a quart of stewed tomatoes through a eotander; place in stew-pan; season with but ter, salt and pepper, and sugar if liked (many do not like tomatoes sweetened); cut slices of bread thin. brown on both sides; butter and lay oR q platter, and just as the bell rings for tea or break fast, add pint of good, rich, sweet cream to the tomatoes and pour them over the toast. Vegetables of all kinds are better if butter is added last, and not allowed to boil any more.-Farm, Field and Preside.
 -Gooseberry Trife.-one quart green gooseberries; one and half cups gran ulated sugar; two cups milk; three eggs; one pint whipped cream. Cook the gooseberries in double boiler un- til they are soft enough to rub through a colander, and add one cup sugar, or more if they are very sour. While they are stewing make boiled GUS tard of the milk, eggs, and half cup of sugar. When the pulped gooseber- ries are cool, pour them into glass dish, cover them with the cold custard, and heap the whipped cream on top Harper's Bazar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03
 ''The Land we Live In. ,
 $SSS$SS%SSSS
ANAR RTA NNsA4ssNH Naz@ @raNA9>A0 0 &N&Na a @M

The mounans rVefS lakes forests waterfalls shores valleys and other pictures features of country deln
 eated by pen and pencil Edited by iam ECullen Bryant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03
rran.latinx the Perfeet renss.

It was in & Latin class, and dull boy was wrestling with the sentence, Rex fugit." which, with painful slowness of emphasis, he had rendered .eThe king fees"
 "But in what other tense can the verb .fnoit, he Sound?" asked the teacher.
 A long scratching nf the head and 8 final answer of perfect owing to a whispered prompting.
 And how would you translate is' then?"
 "Dunno."
 Why, put has in it.
 Again the tardy emphasis drawied out: The king has fieas. Water bury American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03
Encourage Conversation.

Frequently those persons who are the best conversationalists are ex- tremely modest and diffident. One must have the art of drawing them out to talk freely and to advantage. Tn a small company of friends, all that is needed is little judicious question ing to bring into full play their best conversational powers, and secure profitable entertainment and instruc- tion.-United Presbyterian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03
SCOTCH CHARACTER.

sozae Delightful Oddities Pointed Out by
 an Excellent Authority.
 Some delightful oddities of Scotch character are given in Mr Wilmot Har- rison's new book.
 Prof Adam Ferguson, the author of - Roman History" at whose house nurns and Scott met for the first and only time, esehewed wine and animal .ood' but huge masses of milk and vegetables disappeared before him. In addition. his temperature was regulat- so oy Fahrenheit, and often. when sit Ing Quite c1lnfo1ta bly,, he would start
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03
Color In Hnrses.

"A good deal of importance is att saehed by expert horse buyers to the color of horses, particularly with re- gard to their legs" said western stockman. The best horses 1 have ever known had their feet and legs marked with white. It is proyerbial that sorrel and chestnut horses with White upon their legs are good-natured, While horses of the same color without dash of white are often found to be unsafe animals. Many people think that the parti-colored horses belonging 50 the circuseS are selected for their oadity' but they are really chosen on account of their gentleness and docil- ny 1t is said that black horse can not stand the heat, and white horses nave been pronounced as snsuited to eoid. The physiognomy of horses is siso much regarded. If he is full and broad between the eyes, he is supposed 70 have superior sense, and to be easily trained, but if he has sharp, narrow lace, be careful how much you trust am St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03
ro Rsnoyate a Feather Bed.

To renoyate old feathers, put the bed out on the grass in the rain and let it get good and wet. Then let it dry in the sun, but keep working it every little while, so that the damp feathers will get the benefit of the heat. Do not leave the bed in the sun q moment after the feathers have dried well. for the heat draws the oil out of the feathers and will make them smell strong IN. Y. World
 Maai -rzim Back.
 s.The lunatic-asylum authorities are looking for Jcsiyn .sWhy, thought he was discharged cured last month.
 ..So he was; but they've just heard that he's trying to start newspaper. :" Judge. ,.ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03

s~-The titles of most books before the present century were written or print Cd en paper label and pasted on the back of the volume.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03

A pretty table ce nter is of yellow nompee. the decoration being grace ful group of daisies worked m p,us- ,,.., mink heliotrope and yellow filoselies. The retals adss4 oirsp suStsIla ifa0as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03

In TAO the Thames froze solid, and 2 fair was held on the ice. It was kept open for nine weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03

We have made arrangements with the great Publishing House of D. APPLETON & co. to reissue the famous art and literary publication
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-03
Complete in 30 Weekly Parts at 10 Gents and ] Coupons
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Each part will consist of 24 quaro pages and will contain large steel engraving printed heavy plate paper and pasted in In addition each part will contain from ten to 10 beautiful engrayngS wood executed by the best American artists de- pctng the most charming scenery be found in this country 90 fulpage Steel engavngs 400 beautiful engravng onwood 700 pages of letter press
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-05-09
fergus Galls Mgeb1aa
notommer 6ber Dnsbae.
a. 9olent, 1ogtber.
@nbftrtpttonaprt8 $3.50 for / Mar. betal
tTortfu6, en(er8 $500.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

oa MI logger be nbe &laner, buorpeo
be tan rbpe os plpnbre.
Sa @retenlanb. @om, s@9ppten og
9teoerlanoenc git tilsrunoe. eiebe
omtring 2 &rocent al Solicit al
@tenoom. SaRer lite ri mob ben
famme @nbe? St Der lite Manboom
% 8atriotisme not blanbt bort Jolt
til. at mon funoe raabe ct n6olot" til
benz, iom ftprer.
SAB be opstieite Menb = The
Drawn brain and sinew mpoe /
9opeoitaoen. Sab @etitioner 9oa
runot belle 2anoet o9 brinses ino til
@onuentionen. iaoat en- &git of 49,
100000 Tan aienlpoe &onsresmen>
benes 9ren, forat ri Tan bli foruis<
ieee ON, enten por &eaierine er en-
&esiering for Solicit eaer ei. @ore
5orbrinser bpr ftilles 9@rbpbisbeo;
men be bbr osiaa pere urofteliae.
Ser pil lite bliue fororet nc9en
'frepen Gulomost, men Que, iom er
/ 6appr af 5orenineenS Joretoeen>
be, pil bliue anieet iom 9elegoter.
Set er ct fort patriotilt Nrbeibe;
men bois ri FUR igser 9 ubbommelis
Biitanb os @eileouing, oil bore Nn,
itreneelier frones meo Sels.
@fter ben uogoenbe &omites 81.
be, u. 6. Sin, 8reiioent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-05-09
Gr 0t8t 1tbeIbreoelt9?

Der er mar9e. 1om tror o9 paa,
itoar, at @i9t er ubelbrebelig. Sea
s6nller;ot fanba banns oils Ie}es neoens
ftaaenbe::
.5orleoen &iuter par iea ligsenbe
at @ist fra Suletio af. Seq fpate
ire of be beofe 2e9er Ter9us Tolls
men til inaen 9fptte. Seq bruote
ct eleftrilt 8elte, men Gpeoommen
bleo oarre % uarre. Sea boooe ioa=
ban Smerte, at ieg lite fan beRripe
ben. Ser bar Sommeritrie Mat os
Sos. o9 mango Tiger bapbe ies toa=
ban smerte / 6enberne, at ies life
funbe ipiie ielu. Seq fan taffe 2ino,
9rens Glie for 9ielpen. Seq bebp>
ueoe flere JlaHer Of ben. Mu ct ieg
faa trilf. at ies fan Fjptte min 9uss
bolonius alene, oa bet bar ies ueret
lense." - @rs. @brif @unerius.
6er9us 5oqS. Minn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-05-09
5nblanbet.

Sobn Mc8rioe, Tormanb for the
United Workers of America, ub>
febte ben Ste Mai en- Snobpbelie til
QUE, lom itoar / Torbinoelle meb
6orenin9en ON ct mbbe til en- natio=
nal @onnention i @tepelanb. Obio,
ben l4be Mai forat tunne faa opbe>
be ben fore &ulfreit.
- Sen fore &ulitreit 9ipr fin
Snbflpoelle einloenoe. Sra ct.
Souls berettes. at Fere 5abriter er
ferbise til at lutte, ba be man9ler
&u1. c9 8anetompasuierne fal bape
ifinoe at lasge op Grasttoa forat
ipore paa &ul. @n fremro9enoe
&ulbonoler bat 1ost, at bpis lite
@treiten opbprer inoen 2 u9er, pil
Bpen bli uoiat for en- Rulupo.
= Me>p gort 6eralo bere.ter, at
bet faneinauiitesog finlanbite @mi'
srantfompa9ni t9fetp Sort, beRpret
af 5inlenberen @u1tap u. @rgnlunb.
git fallit ben 3Ote Wpri(. Mr.
@rpnluno orsaniierebe &ompa9niet
1887 cs oprettebe Nsenturer Sim
lono, Sverige % ber Gmerifa.
&ompa9niet bar peret betrastet iom
en- iolio Organization. % GaQttten
bar foroolot flor Befpmriu9 blanbt
@tanoinauer / Seem 0ost.
- &aa entelte @teber / &anias,
Soma % Minneiota blep mon ben
Ste Mai biemIbst Of 9aglitorme, iom
sioroe abRillis Stabe. Sra Soma
Gitp berettes. at paa 80 Minutter
poelasoes ber, for oper 100000.
5lere tprre 8bsninger bleu beitabis
sebe; men intet MenneFeliu git tabt.
Sra Gmporia, Ranias, melees, a
Sstlumper al 10 Eommers 2ensbe
i1os ieiennem @ustosene, % flere
8ufe blafe operenbe; enbel s&pes
brabtes; ben ipirenbe Sao os Grust.
blomiterne pbelaebes; men iaapiot
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-05-09
man peb. er intet MenneRe omfom.
met. Sra @onalton, @irb s5slonb
% Nrlinstor / Minneiota melbes
poiaa ON fpere Storme.
Wtnrtefota.

&aa Nnmooniug al Ron9resmanb
8oen bar &etbeportementet lat
i9an9 en- miolertibia Boitrute meQem
@aQomap os Nppleton.
- 9emofraterne bar = fom jeb>
uanlis = ieiret ueb Bpua1set / ct.
Saul. &obert u. Smitb paletes til
8pmaior. o8 Mefeparten af be andre
8gembebsmeno er osIaa 9emotras
ter.
- gn @tpr (Gif), iom bar 81
Sob lang os ueiebe 147 @uno, fan.
geoes forleoen / Stuff Greet / 9ferbe=
ben al Stub Qitp. Stuff Greet er
al tun ubetpoeli9 9pbbe. % @tpren
maa baue baot itor Mpie meb at
naot9ere ben.
- 500 Streitere antom fra 2onbs>
bpen &ir9inia til Mountain Sron
peb Meiaba Wanse ben 2ben Mai
% tpang Minearbeiberne ber til at
neoleasge Grbeioet. Sberiffen 60
pes Mpnoi9beo til at benptte fig af
2ropperne, og tre &ompasnier Mt.
litere falotes uo forat forbinore Op>
lpb. Set berettes, at en- 5inlenoer
beb Maun Mattion ct blit Fubt al
Sberiffen fra &ir9inia. Set Ral
MI bore roli9ere; men mon frD9ter
for ct nDt ubbruo, naar be Wilitere
er bortreife.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-05-09

oirfnlt1g al Sebe % Dor 2obot tor
be brittle % ubenlaubile Morfeoer.
@torbritanien foripneoe bem blot
meo Ruf, Sern % Nrbeibere. Nme>
ritanRe 8rooutter bar ubsiort bet
fore @runolas for beres perbensom<
fattenoe 5abrituirtiombeb % &anoel.
Bet bar bertor beres Snteresie
at tibbe bore &robntter billi9t, % til
ben @nbe bar bet osiaa / beres Sn.
teresiesot baue en- iaa lap Maalefoi
for 8rtier bette 2anb. iom bet par
mulist. st birflomt Mfibbel til at
opnaa laee @riier paa 8omulb,
Eobaf, 9uebe, 0f os ale bore onore
Brobutter par at labe bet bore fnapt
for &ense bette 9ono os laoe beres
&ibbeepne uere me9et bpi.
Og unber l,efen bele Dor @xiitens
iem en- Nation bar ben Bengetnap:
beo, iom &enseton9erne bar foraars
FACET, lat benz. iitanb til at bolbe Sri,
ierne neoe til bet laueite @unft og
bar foraariaset, at po:t Golf BAT
maattet lioe al froniRe baaroe Eiber.
&rilen 1887. Sort Golt bapbe
ensan9 ben Sbe, at Snbufrien Rul.
be ouerlaoes til at 1bree tor fig Ielp;
os benue Inituelie git enbos iaa
uiot, at man mente, at &e9ierinsen
life itulbe foripne 2anbet meo Bense.
men bette Rulbe ouerlabes til @ta.
terne os til Snoipioer. @ore @eoler
buileoe paa en- Specie:Baiis. os man
a,t uo fra, at bet rette s5orbolo mel=
lem Specie o9 Gebler bar, at Der
ituloe pare en- Ereoieoel iaa me9et al
bet fprite ION .of bet fibfe.
9ette afftpelt9e 8enseipfem fatte
bore 5ebler % &riien paa bore 8ros
butter fuloitenoi9 unber Rontrol af
8eu9efonserne / 2onbou. 5or oisie
baooe oltio 9anoelsbalancen imoo
os, % forietli9 bolot be os altio uo>
tgmt for Specie, iaaat ri meb en-
Specie,Bofs al blot en- Erebiebel al
@irtulatlonen blot funbe babe en-
fpariom @eooelmeusoe.
Men / 1885 blep Standardization
forp0et, laaat Den paa en- Maabe blep
,tilitrasidis for bet Bebon, Jon Scr,
retninsen 2anbet hapbe. 5or fgr.
fte Sang git bore &robutter Op til en-
9ob Bris, ttlitreffelig til at 9i6re os
uelHaaenoe. 8i baooe ba en- Gebbels
ci.tulation paa $136, 10000 pisie=
Zig lille formeset for en- 8efoltning cs
en- Gorretnina iom Dor; tbi bet par
! minore enb 9alpoelen af bet Benses
belpb, iom ri hapbe pr. Capita / 1870.
(5ort5ettes.)
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ct Gonpentton at g5lpmd,ao.

2be &an Imerican Bimetallic
Islociation bar ubEebt fDlgenoe
Subbpoelie til en- @glpconpention /
@oibin9ton:
9a ri tror, at oenne Eio bpber os
en- 9oo Nnleonins til at ubffre noeet
al @isti9beb for @bluet os berpeo
sienuprette @elhanb rg Eilfrepsbeb
blanbt Solicit, Eillio til bore Sniff
tutionsr % IL BEN. lon sitnrer, 90
labe menneRei eilnsten fomme 81 Be,
1tobelie af lfiulte Sober, faa inbbps
oeS berpeb til ct Mpoe @a1bin9ton,
8. g., ben 22be Mai.
9ette Mpoe fal be itaa af @epre>
ientanter fra Goreneoe Stater, @po>
amer1ta % Central, Nmerita, bets
@eniist oil bliue at paaminoe Sore.
neoe 5toter8 &onsres ON at qienino.
iette 5pluet til bets eamle &etttig.
beber efter en- Static, iom ei operlti.
ger Is til 1.
De louotuenbe c9 ubgbenbe Mpu.
oisbeoer bar paa Befalina al en-
Ma9t, ber / ole Tiosalore bar for.
ountlet @ioiliiotioueu, poelost en-
8alopart of Metalpenaene. Sc bar
forrin9et % forencel oemoneti5eret
8apirpensene. ioaat bort Golt / be
1iofe 25 Qlar bar uaret upot til at
betole $20,000.000.0O0 @ente.,
&apital % 9istouto, o9 peo mansel.
fuloe 9oue bar be bebprbet Static
men meo en- &anteeielo paa fof Glen.
bonn til ct Belpb af 500, ,000.0O0.O 900.
9ele ben anben @ielo er omtrent
bobbelt iaa meset, o9 MI fpser man
at 9iue 2anoet en- @ulbbaiis %
penter, at Solicit fal betole 40,OO0,z
100000 Dollars af @ielb meb
500,000,000 Cub eller meo
anbre Orb - betale 80 Dollars
@ielo meo en- Dollar / @ense. Sc
rebucerer 8riien paa. 5armprobut>
terne 66 @rocent o. iatter Debito.
rem ube of @tanb til at betale fin
@ialb.
Joltetalliu9en oiier at Der Sore.
nebe Stater ct @ienbom til en- 8er.
bi al $65,000,000.00o @ulb=Dliz
9artiet bar nebiot &arbien til bet
6alue % faalebes siort Mationen in<
foluent iii ct 8elpb al $7,500,0O0,=
600; 10000 MenneFer eier ollerebe
,tre sSieroebele al Mationeus Glen,
BON; 10000. 900 MeuueFer tpinses
til at gao 1eoise eller atbeioer uben
nosen Sortienefe. 9eationens @iens
bonn inboruses burtis; 2anbeienbow,
me, Tabriter os Miner fOrlabes; al
Snoufri er li9eipm> lammet al en-
l1lptte; ferte Manb, aole .&pinber
% uRploise Bgrn liber al 5unser i
ct 2anb af DperFsb; be, iom ibrer,
forlpier fig peo 2uflus % Duer9is
penbeo. Sc er blit 9aarer paasrunb
al bet 9els, be bar baut | Gortioeu,
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Mrbetoe for a4e!

Nsenter tilbpoes $50 paa 80 Da=
9es 9ib: $3.50 Snote9t / fire l19er
eqer tn9en 8etalin9. @eno 5rimerz
te tor &r6per og DplpSniu9er til
9r. @boop, $50. 6 90, &acine, @is.
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80. $50.
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re. 8. @oplfolt.
Copyrighted 1894. Srpft meb fpeetel
StHabelie.
(Gprt1ettelie fra forr. Mo.)
9pab @en9emostenbar
forteret Snbien.
@ensemo9ten @erben bleo opam.
met til teiierlis 9erli9beb ueo Snbi.
ems 9anoel % @isbom.. Snbien oor
bens fbrfe 9ouebiebe. s Snbien
bar bens Ma9t altio peret ufontroles
ret % abiolut. Ser bar ben ueret
ti1abt at 9iennemfbre fin &ilfe mere
talotomment eno no9et anoet @teb.
% / Snbien tan ri beoit ie bet enbe>
lise &eiultat of beus Trem8unss.
maabe.
1. &lpnorinsen al be binouiRe
5prfer.
Snbtil Mibten of bet ottenoe Mor=
bunbrebe bar Ofinbia,& &ompaaniet
blot en- @anbels.@orporation, ber
baobe no9le faa 6anbelsfationer /
Snbien, % bet fit fine Snbteeter fra
3rofiten. Sbet bet sienuem @liues
Moo os @eni ite9 til politiR Ma9t,
bespnbte bet fin 2pbebane fom Dps
lu9er / Snoien peo at ubpresie ben
fammeubpnseoe &isoom bos ben enc
8inbu>Jprfe etter ben anben. enten
forat itbtte benz eller for. at be Fuloe
bliue taolt. Ds efterbpert iom ben
enc inofeote &esent efter ben anoen
blep fert neb @rmob os Ifma9t un>
ber Ditinoia<& &ompasniets fnuienbe
8u8tnin9er (coils - 8illebe fra
Slonsen) inofprte oenne Corporation
arabuis fin esen Ibminifration iite>
betfor be inoenlanbRe @eeierinaer.
S bpert eneite Sfribt fremab pite
bet Slansens Slubeb. oens trpbenbe
% fu1e Gift. Set inbpitleoe Stat
efter @tat i fine Bu9tninser os tnufe
be inoenlanolte &e9ieriuser iaa
ubarmbiertist % bog iaa iti!ferbist,
at naar bet enoelig opiluste en- fall
ben Botentats Eerritorium. pafte
9anblin9en blot liben Dpmertlom>
beb. Dftinbta' Rompasuiet fortiatte
meb fin ftile sraboiie Bepiuins (ti1
fig felu) al Eerritorium ct belt Iar>
bunoreoe inotil Dprgret / 1857.
2. Monopoliierin9 af Snbufri.
S ben tioli9e 8eriobe af fin Moet
tog Oitinota=& &ompaeniet / fin Beiio=
belle al 9anoel cg Snoufrt bet
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