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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
HON. BoURKE COCHRAN.

pointed to listen to them. Their claims
were urged In little committee room
by Cochran, who perhaps himself hard
ly expected to win, for he remained
seated at table in the room, around
which the committee were gathered,
during the whole of his talk. lie was
not a. that time q well-dressed man,
for his financial fortunes were at quite
us low an ebb as his political fortunes,
and member of the committee who
listened to his words has stated that
Mr. Cockran's appearance did not In
any degree tend to assist In making
favorable impression.
Mr.. Cochran began his remarks In
most commonplace way, with his head
thrown back and his eyes closed. In
few moments he warmed up to his sub
ject, and there poured from his lips
such torrent ofimpassioned eloqucnce
us his hearers perhaps never before lis
tened to- Every word seemed like a
crystal; every sentence to be perfect In
It's formation, and the argument
throughout was of such Irresistible
logic that the committee was con-
strained TO regard him with the re spect
that Is always accorded a convincing
speaker. Before he made his address
Mr.. Cochran was an unknown and
rather shabby lawyer, with political
tendencies; after he had finished 1t his
hand was shaken till 1t was limp by
men who desired to congratulate him,
and the great political organization Of
which he has since been q member took
him up at once, The promise Mr., Cock
ran then gave that he would become
one of the countrys most noted orators
haa heen nnita fulfillnd sinna
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
Fear as a Cause of Disease.

An eminent medical authority makes
the statement that great deal Of con-
tagion is due largely to nervous appre-
hension and fear. Terror causes radi-
cal changes In the secretions and nerve
cells, and while the possibility Is not
the direct cause of disease, 1t certainly
Is sufficient to put the person In the
proper condition to be attacked by the
prevailing malady. 1t Is well-under-
stood fact that excessive anger infuses
toxic element into the secretions, and
the bite of man In state of frenzied
rage is almost as deadly as that of a
mad dog. Fear destroys the resistive
capability and, as 1t were, let's down
the drawhridge and makes way for the
enemy, In seasons Of epidemic, there
fore, 1t is necessary to cultivate tran
guilty and cheerfulness, TO learn not
to fear and to surround oneself with an
atmosphere Of personal, mental and
physical defiance Of dangers If, In
addition to this, due precautions as to
dress, diet and rest are taken, one may
walk in the midst Of the pestilence and
dwell in infected regions, and nc
deadly thing shall harm one
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
ABOUT PEOPLE IN GENERAL

Miss LAURA CREIGHTON has been re-
appointed state librarian of Iowa.
AQUTLLA ROBERTSON, said to be the
first white person born in Indiana, is
still living in that state. He is ninety
years old.
Mrs. CoLMERE DUNN was the author
of the phrase "a conspiracy of 81.
lence," which has been used in politics
for years 1t was the title of one of
her novels
ALrHoNsE DAUDET says that since
1878 be has never made less than one
hundred thousand francs q year from
his plays and novels He is feverish
and spasmodic worker, but when In the
mood can work very hard
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
A Hunter Killed,

John Warman, aged is years, met
with an accident back of Plymouth on
Friday that resulted in his death the
next morning. He had been on the
mountain hunting and in returning
crossed farm. Coming to fence he
started to climb over. In doing so both
hammers of his gun caught on something
and both barrels were discharged, the
contents entering his body.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

the platform together and led the sing.
ing of hymns by the congregation with
their queer trio Of musical instruments
DR., Logan always dressed in buclSslsin
clothing trimmed with feathers and
beads, and the Turk never appeared
otherwise than In his native costume,
which, with It's gold braid and trim
mings and red fez, was decidedly con-
spicuous- Lena, the midget, wore the
conventional dark blue dress Of the
Salvation army, with little polse-bon-
net trimmed with red ribbon.
AT no place on earth can one find such
a polyglot gathering as at crowded
meeting of the Salvationrmy.
Whether tho outsiders who become
recruits continue to make good soldiers
1t Is hard to find out, but when an es
pecinlly picturesque specimen is enlisted
and Is constant in his "duties," he or
she is showed to the front and becomes
n drawing card In managerial sense.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
A Valuable InseCs.
Ed. |

Most people have read of and seen
pictures of the praying mantis," a
curious insect of large size, so named
from the devotional attitude 1t assumes
when Watching or praying for its prey.
1t lives on caterpillars, such as injure
apple trees, which II catches and holds
with its strong arms while 1t sucks the
juices out of them. A large number of
these valuable insects was hatched out In
the vivarium at the Oregon state horti-
cultural sociey's 'srooms In Portland the
other day, and by evening had grown
to be as large as mosquitoes A great
number OF caterpillars are being reared
for them to feed upon, and 1t was won
derful to see the tiny mantis, as soon
as 1t had Strengthened out Its legs
start OFF up the branch Of an apple tree
on which the young caterpillars, now
two weeks old, were feeding. One little
mantis not more than ten minutes old,
says the Oregonian, tackled caterpil-
lar about ten times as heavy as himself
but was put to flight. The eggs of the
mantis were sent from Japan, and the
insects raised are eventually to be dis
tributed among orchardists to destroy
caterpillars and other insect pests
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

The Eiifel tower is to be removed
from Paris to Baltimore at cost of
$50O,0OO, and set up over the latter
city as an ornament and a speculative
enterprise connected with the fair to
be held there in 1897. 1t paid very
well at the Paris exposition, of which
it was one Of the chief features, and
it doubtless has a satisfactory finan
cial future before it in the new loca
tion to which it is destined.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

The total railway mileage of the
world at the end Of the year 1892 was
4OG,416 The American continents
have more than one-half the railway
mileage of the world, and the United
States comes pretty near equaling
Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia
combined. The total capital invested
in railroads at the beginning of the
year 1898 was, in round numbers,
S32, l5O,OOO,OO0, an average cost a
mile for the entire world of little
more than $4,000.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

The fact that a murderer and sui
eide was found in Central Park, New
York, with copy of Colonel Inger-
soils lecture, Suicide No Sin, in his
pocket, is evidence that the mischiev-
Gus argument of this arch-infdel is
bearing pernicious fruit already.
There are thousands of people, wor-
ried, harrassed and on the verge of
insanity, who have been waiting for
Just such doctrine of crime to justify
themselves in quitting this world by
their own hand. Now that the agi-
tation has commenced we may look
for an increase in the number of sui
cides all over the country,-Phtlo.
Press.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
SALVATION SOLDIERS.
A Queer Trio Which Was on Exhibition at
Lake Bluff, Ill


LalSe Bluff, Ill
The meeting of salvation army forces
which has just closed at Lake Bluff, a
suburb Of Chicago, was one of the
largest and most successful ever held
In the west, and was also noteworthy
for the number of curious soldiers"
that attended. In addition to the
usual number of reformed sinners from
oil classes Of our society, there were,
says Harper's Weekly, several converts
from foreign lands and races. The most
notable Of these were Tom-Ma-He-
Kun, a converted Delaware Indian, who
has adopted the name of Logan and
the title Of doctor for use In civiliza-
ton; Joseph Garabad, sometimes called
Joe the Turk, native Of Constantine
pie, who has joined the ranks of the
army; Iona Behrandt, the Hallelujah
midget; a converted bohemian violin
list; and two negro jubilee singers-Lulu
and Kate Jones' These people acted
as attractions at the camp and doubt
less drew many persons into the tent to
sec and hear them
DR.. Logan plays the violin, the Turk
Is an artist on the cornet, and the mid
get can deal powerful blows on tam
bourine. The three frequently sat on
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

The giddiest old girl in America is
Margaret Plotser, of Schenectady, N.
Y. She is SO years old and bicycle
rider OF vim and nerve. She recently
challenged any woman of her age in
the world to ride bicycle race with
her for a prize bible. Bibles have
often been put up as a prize for COM
mitting scripture verses at Sunday
school, but it is doubtful if there is
any other instance on record where
one is offered as a prize to a winner
in athletics. 1t is certain nobody will
be found to accept this fine old lady s
challenge.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
COCKRAN'S CRATORY.
How tho New Yorker Lcaped to Fame In
Single Night.

How tho New Yorker Leaped to Fame in
Single Night.
Some of Congressman Bourke Cock
rams most effective speeches have been
eXtemporancous. The address which
brought him into political prominence,
though not delivered without prepara-
tion, was spoken without notes and
without memorfzing, says writer in
the New York Press. He was at the
time member Of long since defunct
branch of the New York local democ-
racy known as Mozart hall. The or
ganization had sent delegation to a
state democratic convention. Their
chances of admission were considered
entirely hopeless, but 1t was thought
discreet to accord them hearing, and
a committee of half dozen was ep-
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

A society is being formed al Baku,
the members of which are bound un-
der a penalty of fine never to shake
hands with anyone unless with a
gloved hand, as the practice is CON
trary to health.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Eckley, September II, 1894

Eckley, september II, 1871.
EDITOR TRIBUNE.-Nario misstate-
ments having appeared in the news
papers of this region, yours among the
rest, regarding the scarlet fever at
Eckley, Pa, it would be in order to give
place to the correct statement which
trust you will do, viz;
Total number of cases, to date, ~.
Total number of deaths, to date, 7.
Convalescing cases, to date, 35
The disease is confined to the Hun
garians, Poles and Slavonians for reasons
that are obvious. No English-speaking
families are affected thus far, because
they believe in Isolation"
The disease is slowly abating. No as
sistance has been asked, none has been
proffered and none is required. The
state board of health has been notified,
and nothing left undone that could be
done. Should you wish correct state
ments, hereafter kindly advise, and you
will receive them.
Very respectfully,
A. s. Mcknight, M. D..
Physician in charge.
DapI1ty medical inSnaptor
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

On a territory about the area of
Montana, Japan supports 40,000,000
people in comparative comfort. Reck-
oning our own area at twenty-four
times that of Japan, this country at
that rate would support 9G0,000,000
people.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

a scheme has been proposed to re,
duce the friction of salt water against
the sides Of a steamer, which, it is
claimed, will increase the speed so
per cent. 1t is to force air through
the vessels plates and thereby form a
narrow space between the iron and
water.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

A recent invention is the pulsi-
meter, watch made especially for
doctors to time pulses with. 1t is
made very much on the principle of a
stop watch, and indicates the rate on
a pulse dial in so many beats a min
ute.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

The value of the egg product of
the United States is equal to one
third that of the wheat crop, the
figures being 91O0,OOO,O0O and $780,
600 600
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

During the most peaceful years the
world has 3,70O, 900 men who ore with
drawn from productive occupations to
poSe as soldiers-
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS or
i IMAerne COmmtY. No. 1lrlh Nrtnhnr tr.,.,

Notice is hereby given that an applicatiop
wlll pe made to the court of common pleas of
OIL on saturday, the twcnty-ninth day of Sen
temberi 1894 at 10 a. m, under the act Of assem-
Ply OF the commonwealth of Pennsylvania en-
and regulation OF certain corporations" ap-
proved proved April 4 ~, 1874, ana the supplements
tnefeto' ior me eharter Of an intended corpora
uon 10 be called The Polish Catholic Church
Of the Providence of God, South Hcberton,
pa.,a tne character and object whereof is the
moral ana intellectual elevation of the Polish
people IN the United States; and for these pur-
poses TO have, possess and enjoy ali the rights,
oenehts ana privileges conferred by said act of
assembly and its supplements
Chus. Orion Stroh, solicitor.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

FREELAND, SEPTEMBER 20, 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Gilber=G tttW ertbunG.

Ser folgen6e StoBieuf5er zines in Wsertfo
aniGlltgen Oeuti6en, ben mir ettem Srtere
an einen Sreunb in 0cutlblano entuebz
men, Diirfte aud unlere Seler tntereiitrcn:
yOamit Sic eilen 8cgriff BON Der Gill
berentpertbun9 itb btlben f%onnen, tbetle
ib Sbnen nit, baB mn iebt fit ~unieren
Silbers8eIo (6er na9 DEM Wert6OerbGltz
nib 3ipii6en @olo unb Stlber in 9eltlb>
Lamb einen Stlbermerth Don DC. 4.25 bat)
nur nocb so. q erbalten. gor 10 Sab
rem erbielten mir SO. $50; Doriges Sabr
I'M bieie 3eit 90. 1892 uno ieBt 90. q.
Ser &urs miro fir unS ieben Sag l6led6s
ter; gcbt e5 10 tpeiter, 10 erbalten mir uiels
lcibt nGcbiteS Sabr gar NIGHTS fir ben Gil
berzBeio. ollie Qrttfel tDerben bier natlrz
licb tbeurer, Der Nb1ab BON ~eltropdtlben
Waaren bUrb Die Sert6elterltllg 9eril19er.
Wfan fam iebt i6on 0urb Die @tnnabmen
in ben 3%oGbGulern bere6nen, OaB @n97
lamb, 6rantrei6 uno 0euti6Iano bieie5
eSabr ca. 30 Mtuionen Wtarf me11iger inn
p~ortiren iperoen. 0alielbe &erbaltniB be3.
oes Supports eritredt iib aber alf ale 2Glte
Der bes ipaniiden Nmerifa. Die europGts
l6en @rportlGnoer leiocn unter Oteler Gill
berenttpertbung allo no6 nebr ais Die lpa>
niicbzamerif. 9Gnber. 9Glt Die Silberentz
lpertbung an, 10 perben Sauienbe BON Saz
briten in europa iblieBen miiiien. @eraOe
9euti6lan6, bei1en Export in ben lebten
Sobren nacb Spanii4z2lmcrita INNER
mebr 3u9enommen bat, wir0 Our3 Oteie
Stl6erentipertbuug Sauienbe BON Ottuioz
men W9arf nerlterenI Stir 9cuti6lanb bat
6telc OVERWHELMING aub nocb in anoez
ter 6initbt einen bebcutcnoen Nacbtbetl !:
Merifo bat in 9eutiblanb bur6 bas 6aus
8lei6r0ber brei Nnleiben a%ufgenOmmen,
ca. $50 Miaionen Marf; 3inien unb
NmOrtiiation miiiien in 0ol6 be5abIt tperz
ben. DIS bic erite Qlnleibe aufgenommen
tpurbe, crbielt bic Hegierung betn @tnfauf
BON @ecbleln (alio 3ur 3inSsa3lung) fir
BEN Yeio sc. $50. @ebt es nit Der Sils
bercnttpertbung 10 %ipeiter, 10 muB Der Sag
fommen, tpo WcritO nidbt mebr 0elbit beim
beiten Wiaen) 5abIen fam unb Die
8onoStnbaber perlieren ibr @elb."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

INSTRUMENTATION BarteitagS. = StreifS rnb
fetn GnOe. = S6meDtapS SOB.
Ser 8aufunit gebt eS pic bem GiQ
@uleniptegel: ibre Wege Iaufen iber Berg
unb Sbal, un6 tpenn ite bergan fiibren,
bonn freuen ii6 8eiOe; tpenn ite ber9ab
leiten, bann ftnb tie traurig uno nieberz
geibLagen.
Sin iolder 3uitan6 arcbitcftonii6cr
0epreiiion = nie Die We~ttertunotgen laz
gen--iit beute bel ultS in @ien eiugetreten.
Mit &arl 9aienauer sin9 Der lebte
iener beoeutenben Nr9iteften 6G6in, nell
ben Bic &aiieritabt ben &ranS ibrer moz
oernen Wonumentalbauten peroanft. 9as
feline Bolt brGngt itb berar, inns iiber Die
Side ipeg3utdui6en. Sn aQen &reiien,
Die nit Dem &unitleben in 8eriibrung
iteben, berrl9t Gatbloiigfcit, pie penn
cine ODnaitie altSgeitorben mGre.
Gs lit ridtig, einiger @runo sur 8clorg@
niB Liegt por: tptr baben cine Weenge BON
8aurGtben unb OberbaurGt6en, ober ~ c.
g q 6 tteften. 0a5 bureaufra=
tti1e Clement, nit beilen 8eleitiguns bic
leue Sliitbe WienS begann, tritt nieoer
brobe11o in Sen 8orbergrun6. 8e~seicbnen6
in bieIer 6initbt lit eS, baB 6alenauer =
Elm @rsfeinb Der 8au@8urealltratie = niez
mails BEN Sttel Sberbaurat6 anItrebte lGn6
i'm auob ME erbieIt. 2u8 ct in Ser faiierz
lt6en Wiener 3ettlt:t9 einmaL irrt6imli6
Sberbauratb titultrt iporhen mar, murbe
baS etnt9e Belt 0arauf ri1tig 9efteut. St
tpar nit StDl3 Sreiberr, nit Quit uno Qiebe
8rofeior. 0enn in bieien beiben bilbet
bic SreiDeit 0as Reinstatement. Sic ftno
tpeienSpermanot Dem tpabren Ginitlers
tbum. Oberbauratb taltn, pie bic 9inge
liegen, ieber tii6ti9e 8aubeamte tperben.
Das 1T feline Sacbe bes @6rgei3es fir cine
9lr6iteftenieele.
unb bod, troB aQer belorgntBerregenben
SDmptone, D~erlan9t bic madtDou porz
tudrtsbringen6e 3eit, baB audi 8ien ietz
men Slid erbebe, iicb leiner 9tufgaben ers
tnnere, iib ietner &rdfte bemuBt >perbe!
@roBe QnfGnge barren Der 8oIenoung,
iptd1ttQe NufgaDen beilben ibre 2Diung.
Oils &ielentorio itebt 6aienauer'S 8ur9z
flii9el Dor ms: in leinem StDl unb in
leiner llnferti9teit an jenen impolantcn,
falten Genatliance>g alait ge1nabnenb, ben
&ailer Scarf V. an bic 3ierlicben 6allen bet
Q(lbambra anbauen lieB. Mer miro baS
%begonnene Nerf Douenben? Ner nartcnt@
LID Sic beiben anberen mGbti9en SliigeI
bin5uiiigen, 6ur6 welc5c bieies 9Biener
Graion5forum na6 Senlper'S granoiOiem
8lan ictnen Nbi9luB fiuben ioQ? Selbits
nerltGn0ltc9 lit Oa5u nur Elm Otetlter eriten
STANCES b%erufen.
S6per gu b~efIagen pdre eS, tuenll Elm
G6nli6er WtiBgriff, mte er Bel Der 8abl Oes
8auletters am alien 8ur9tract DDr9etom@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30

rufe al oas Deuticbe 8olf tptrften 3iln0eno
auf Die Wfailen unb fii1rten 81 elmer gcrabe~
gu muiterDaften Gartei Organization.
Naein nibt nur allf bas polttii6e Geben,
lpnbern allc6 aaf Die rationale 8iloung ocs
0eulIben GolfcS iibte Or. S6nteDfal na6e
baltigen @tnfluB, un6 baS entpidelte Ser
einslebcn in Brog fano in tbrn einen Der
picbtigiten S0roercr. SIM b0bmti6en 2anb2
tagee tpirfte lein oratDrti6eS Galent oft
gcraoe3u beItcebenO, unO' mancbe rptbtt9e
@nti9eibung oeS 2an6tages puroe ourcb
6cn itetS auf Ser Wacbt ltebenben General
Gebner Der 9eutiben berbeigefitbrt.
S6meDfal's 0ei9enfeier, pelcbe am
Sonntag Ben 8. NpriG in Brag unb 9eipa,
no man i'm in Sic @rltbe ienfte, abgebal1
ten pur6e, geltoltete iicb 81 elmer grOBartiz
gen &unbgebun8 trallcrnoer 9tebe uno
ebrenpouen @eoenfens. Die eigenartige
@roBe beS Ger1torbener lpiegelte itcb in Der
3rauerpcriammlung, 0ie feline Sabre nmz
itanb, un6 in benz Some inni9en S6nnerz
5eS, Ser aus ben @tbl6ieoSrc6en flang.
S6neDfaI bate feline offt3ieae Stelung
betleibet, 'uno bod mar auBer Dem
Wliniiter, ber ibrn i'm 2eben 10 nabe geltane
ben, cine groBe .3abl amtli6er @iiroenz
TRIGGER nit Dem fatierli6en Stattbalter an
Der Spite bel ser 9%etcbenfeier cri6ienen.
S6mepfal mat burcb unb burcb bon ibli6@
ter 8ir9erli6feit g%etpeien, uno bod lab
man in Der Srauerperiammlung cine
groBe 3abl bon Mitglte6ern bes boditen
NbelS, inter ibnen aucb bie berporragen67
lten Gertreter Der ge9enthcilt9cn politii6en
Gtbtung. Wabrbaft iibertpdlti9enb mar
Die Sbeilna6me Der bettl6en 8en0lferung
Bo6me1S = es tpar tpobl fein. ~etn3tger
beuti6er 8esirf bes 2anoes lnpertreten.
9lub baS ~offtctelle Ti9echentbum ebrte Die
bo6en 8iirsertllsenben beS @erbticbenen,
uno bie Wfajeltdt oeS GobeS fanb ibre
6ulbigung 1T Der Stiuel uno muiterbdften
Orbnung, in tpeldcr it9 auf bet ionft bel
iebem 9lnIaB lebr itiirmti6 bepe9ten
StraBen BET b0bn1i1ben 6auptitabt bie
offentlibe 3rallerproeeiiton fir ben Slbrer
Der 9eutl9en poa3ie6en fonnte. Ser gauge
8erlauf bieler Srauerfetcr mat cine tbat>
id1li6e 8eitqti9ung fir Bic tief aus Oem
6er5en 9eiprocbencn Worte be5, Sinan3@
miniiters 81. b. Blener, Der benz 6abinz
gel1iebenen Sreunbe i'm SptegeIlaal beS
0eutiben 9auieS .5u Bra9 bas lebte 2ebe7
tpobl %8urtef, Elm gan3eS 8oLf trallere UNI
oieien Wann, oer clue groBe @eltalt i'm
Dffcntlt6en 2e6en Seiterreicb5 ipdr uno oOch
burb Die @igcni6aften ieineS 9er5enS am
meilten iDirfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
9ie 2t1tsfmDr tnt @t6rs Oct Sabre
1898 MttS 1894.

Ser Gbef 6es itotiitiiben Bureaus beS
S9abamts, 6err Bortbtngton s. Soro,
bat oieler Sage einen NuSipets iber Die
6auptausfu9rgcgenltGn i'm Wonat Wfar5
Der Sabre 1893 uno 1894 perDffentliht.
Oarnacb betrltg Sic Nusfubr bon Nei3en
inn p~er9angenen Monat 6,413,931 8uibels
I'M @ertbe bon 1897, 571, gegen 7,150,z
489 8ulbcl3 i1n 8ertbe bon s., 531 1894 i'm
~qleicben Otonat bcS 8orjabreS. Die 9(uS7
tubr pon Wci5enmc6l bate einen Wertb
Don 1926, 1858, 9e9en $6,404, 428 I'M Wtar3
pes SS0DreS 1898.
Son @erltc mltrOen ber9algenet Wtonat
81, 544 8ul6el5 i'm 8crtbe bon $141,9l4
auSgefiihrt, gegen 588, 1853 8uibels i'm
g8ertbe bon 1915, 649 im Wfdr5 1893, Die
NuSfltbr bon Nell6forn bate lebten WtoS
nat einen g8crtb bon So, 599, 1868, 9e9en
81, 942,351 inn Wtar5 1898.
Die Nu5fu0r BON Safer besifferte iib i'm
lebteu Monat auf 80, PIP 8uibels i'm 8ert6c
bon $27 ,976, fait ME OtGrS 1893. Die
&oggen70lusfubr beS p%ergan9enen WonatS
lpar nod tpin3iger ais eem0bnti6. Sic
betrug nur 30 8uibelS i'm 8ertbe bon $21,
9egen l 1914 8uibels I'M 8ertDe bon
$13,579 mGbrenb beS 9lei6en Wtonats i'm
8oriabre.
Nn 8aummoue wurben lebten Monat
366, 1923 8a1en ober 1872, 711,668 9flnb
auSgcfiibrt, melde einen 8reiS bon $l3,s
857,O 97 bra9ten. SIM Mdr3 beS Sa6res
1898 tpurben 335,202 8allen ober 1861
100, 104 8funb i'm 8crtbe bon $15,423,z
544 erportirt. 9emnocb lit Der BretS Der
8aumpoGIe gegen bas 8Oria6r mieocr err
bebli6 suritG9e9angen.
Die Qusfubr an lebcnbem &inoDieb
iteute fic6 i'm bergangenen Ofonat auf
34,319 Stid i'm Bert6e bon 1921, SOP,
segen 16, 125 Stiid Cuertb $1,482, 704) i'm
Otdrs 1893. On leben0en Sbmeinen
murben FOB Stitd aus9efiibrt i'm @ertbe
bon $4827, gegen Is Stif I'M 9letcben
M&onat Ocs 8Orjabre5, tpelcbe 3u 1886 oers
fault mur0en.
9n iogenannten S6peine=g ro6uften
tpuroen i'm lebten Wonat ausgefibrt !:
39, 631 1866 gfun6 Spef i'm @ertbe bon
1922, 1854; 6,972,264 8fInb S6infen
int 8ertbe bon $729,497; 7,682,548
8funo S6peineflciic6 i'm Bertbe bon
$567, SOB; 46,406, 1872 8funb Sdbmals i'm
Mertbe bon 1881, $50.