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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28

policy for four years more. Are you sur
| prised when you find Democratic presi
| dent endorsed by a Republican candi-
date for the presidency that policy
| inaugurated at ST. Louis and reiterated
| by the Republican candidate is driving
out of the Republican party those who
still believe in a government of the peo-
pie, by the people and for the people?
CApplause and cheers) I have been ;n-
troduced this morning to Republicans
who have joined with Us this year, men
who, until this year, voted the Repu Bill
can ticket, but who this year are join
ing with US TO restore the money Of the
constitution. am proud of the kind OF
men who come TO us. / am glad that
those who go from us are the ones who
have been miilstones about the neck OF
Democracy and have been using their
instrumentalities OF government for pub
lie plumber. And the more Of them that
go into the Republican party, the worse
for the Republican party"
LAST STAGE OF THE JOURNEY.
Joliet, Ill.,. Oct. 27.-About the band
stand in the public square of Pontiac,
were gathered thousands of people 10
hear Mr.. Bryan when he arrived there
al 1:35 today. Sandwiched among the
badges Of white were many of the color
ed variety, den0ting that their winners
did not endorse Mr.. organs theory of
finance. Nearly every sentence Of Mr..
Bryan's address was punctuated with
applause. The arguments were of the
same general character as those used
by him daily.
The Democratic nominee also address.
ed the citizens of Dwight for five min
utes and a speech was made at Braid
wood, where an immense audience OF
miners cheered the candidate
A half hour stop was made at Joliet,
and from directly behind the depot Mr.
Bryan addressed the believers in the diff
ferent standards. There were as many
gold badges as had been seen during
the day. Mr.. Bryans speech was de-
voted to a discussion of the money ques-
ton as it particularly relates to the
working classes. The new incident in
the address was when an excited indi-
vidual queried: Whats the matter with
HANNAH" TO which Mr.. Bryan laughing
ly replied that he did not believe he
would be elected.At this sally the crowd
cheered wildly.
The town Of Lemont was reached at
2:40 and Mr.. Bryan was taken to a
stand adjacent to the depot and spoke
for ten minutes to q crowd of enthusl-
astic listeners.
AT Willow Springs another cheering
excited crowd heard Mr.. Bryan make
one OF his characteristic brief addresses.
This was the last stop before reaching
the city limits of Chicago.
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Beginning November 4. the Santa Fe
Route will resume its celebrated Cali
fornia Limited train as a semi-weekly
service, leaving Chicago at 600 p. m,
Wednesdays and Saturdays. and Kansas
City $50 a. N. and Denver $50 D. M,
Thursdays and Sundays, reaching Los
Angeles in - hours and an Diego in
rs hours from Chicago. Returns from
California Mondays and Thursdays Con-
meeting train for San Francisco, via Mo-
jave.
Equipment of superb vestibuled Pull
man palace sleepers, buffet smoking car
and dining car. Most luxurious service
via any line.
Another express train. carrying palace
and tourist sleepers, leaves Chicago and
Kansas City daily for California.
Inquire of LoScal Agent, or
G. 7. NICHOLSON, G. P. A,
A, T. & S. F. R'y, Chicago.
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SENATOR FRYE IN KENTUCKY
Maine Statesman Addresses Large Audi
ence at Lexington.

Lexington, KY, Oct. Ex-senator Frye
Of Maine addressed very large audi
ence here this afternoon. He arrived at
IL a. m. from Louisville and was met by
reception committee The city was al
ready full Of excursionists for the big
meeting and the senator was given an
ovation as he was driven through the
city. After being entertained at dinner
by Major Alex Pearson, Senator Frye
spoke at length on the issues of the cam
naicu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28
REED REACHES Los ANGELES
Grandest Parade the Coast Ever Attempted
Spoiled by Rain,

Los Angeles, Cali, Oct. IA steady,
drizzling rain put damper on what was
calculated TO be the grandest political
demonstration southern California had
ever known. The Business Mems Sound
Money league had made most elaborte
preparations for Tom Reed Day"
Thousands Of uniformed men were to
have been in the line Of march and the
business portion Of the city had been
decorated gorgeously with pine boughs,
palm leaves and American flags.
The rain made the attempts al decora-
ton miserable failures and the great
crowds that came on special trains from
all parts of California were forced 10
seek the shelter OF Railways and avn
ings while only the most enthusiastic
could be induced TO take to the mud and
join the procession.
The parade was imposing only because
Of great numbers. Gorgeous uniforms
were concealed under rubber coats. and
dampened plunes hung Imply below
umbrellas.
Mr.. Reed was met at San Sernardino
by a committee OF business men and
brought 70 this city on a special train.
y carriage drawn by four creaGl-colored
hoUses with yellow trsppings and smoth-
cred in yellow chrysanthenums- was in
waiting al the station for the distin-
gulShed visitor. who was taken 10 the
corner OF Main and Temple streets,
where the parade was joined
Although NT. Reed was not scheduled
20 speak az Athletic park unit O'clock,
thousands q people. many Of them NO
mer. assembled s; the grounds early ia
the morning an6 stood waiting In the
rain. Twenty-Five thousand people greet
ed Mr. Reed with wild cheering when he
stepped 10 the Platform and The witty
points Of his speech were received with
much appreciation.
Rome, Oct fixing Eunbe-t. IN
honor OF the marriage % the crown
prince and Princess Helene of Nonte.1a-
sro. has appointed thirty~six senator's.
among when 5 Prince Emanuel de
PogSio Suesa. the syniic OF Rome.
=.
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lfs7rrt ~ 70 Tise ~ Ike. ~ ro~
49, yVu ges;'ng err ~oh. r hs~--s.
- 'Aaf tsr---Il ~ffsIf s.rsfvn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28
GETS THINGS MIXED
BRYAN'S BRAIN WORKS CROOKED
AND HE'S GLAD OF IT.

We're His Thinker Normally Constituted
and in Proper Connection With His
Vocal Organs, He Would Perforce Occa-
sIonalIy Utter Something Having a
Proper Relation to Facts-Can't See the
Certain, and the HowIer of Evil Imagin-
ed-Tarid Revenues Factor Left Out.
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lOw ABOUT TIE TARIFF?

yet, that is what You find today.
The only people who are commenting
the financial policy OF Grover Cleveland
are the men who are trying 70 cleo: 4
Republican president 10 continue thar
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SECRETARY HERBERT GOING HOME

A, T. & S. F. R'y, Chicago,
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0nunrrncurst Snauauratiun

3renton, 9.=SS, p. San. -
Sobn 50. @rigqs, Der ieit DreiBig Sab
ren erpGblte crIte repu6litaniIde 8pus
perneur, puroe heute i'm 8eiiein elmer
ungebeuren @pIf8menQe inau9urirt.
Die Stabt mar feitli6 geI6mudt unb
aablrei6e entDuiiaTtiite 8eiuher bon
Nab uno S5srn lutten iid6 81 Der 6eier
eingefunben. 9ie Gersmonie'n fanoen
in .GaDlor's Opernhaus" tatt, bos
oynnen unD 2[uBen Elm berrlid1e5 Set
gepanb onQeleQt bate. 92afOem Der
neue 8ouperneur ben 2fmtseiD geleiz
Ttet, ii6errei6te ibm Teill ausI6eioenoer
@prQdnger untsr einiqer per6inDlthen
Reoen3arteu oa5 Stuut5iiegel. goc6
@rlaoiGunq be5 acknowledgements
nahm ner neue Gpuperneur bic Reoiie
iiber Die inn 3u g6ren peranitaltete
8iirQerz9arQoe u6.
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SeItifmuro riues Sruil6rn.
SdoIcd,te @eidbGftc une Sranfbeit rriIdcH tbm
eic Nprepaffe i'll rie S5ane.


9}etp 0prf, q. San. - &rantz
belt unb GeT8GftsIorgen batten benz
8dfermeiiter 6enrp 8lippel pon g}r.
619, Sftz6. StraBe, bic Quft gum &e=
ben genommen. 8eitern Morgen fur5
na6 s llbr ichOB er ii6 cine &ugel IN
ben 8ppf unb blieb auf Der Stele toot.
Der Sel6itmDroer mar SO Sabre alt
uno 0ater BON 5p0lf 8inoern, BON De-
nen aue bis auf bas SSiingite, ein 10
Sabre altes W}dbAen, ertpaGien itno.
DIS er bic 8Gderei por 8pDlf Sabren
etablirte, ging ous 8ei4dft ieRr gut,
unb &lippel 6efunb Iih auf Dem Wege
Elm ipobl6a6enoer Wtann 81 fperoen,
bp6 lieB bus 8eI6dft in leBter 3ett
beoeuteno na6. 9(uBerbem lit er lett
lGngerer 3eit an H6eumatismus uno
bate arQe S6mer3en gu erbuloen. Die
8eI9GftsIorgen unO t0rperlt4en
S6mer5en peranlaBten i'm 5upeilen,
me6r 5u trinten, ais er pertra9en
fpnnte. DGbrenb Ieine 5rau iiA 9e=
itern frii6 i'm 8ertaufsruume uno
feline Sp6ter in Der 8iihe befanb,
Qina er in Das SpeiIe5immer, IeBte Ii9
bort duf einen Stubl uro i6oB ii9
cine 8ugel bur6 Den &opf. DIS Die
Seinen 6erbeieilten, mar er bersit8 cine
Qei6e.
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@fm StranOc Oer Spree
grs MOrOss br}idtigt uum DruNtr.
Ssft(ames Snfamn,entrefen.
Sin patrlutiid)rr plan.
Sin patrlntii@rr plan.
@0rnns ocS I6tb. Sbro. Imnpun.

8erlin, q. San. - Die Worte
oes 8uiIers iiber Die Notbpenoigteit
elmer 9r0Beren 6lotte gum S6uBe Der
Seut1G:n uno oeuti6en Snterefen
i'm Quslanoe baben Dem Streben ge=
Dtiler SreIIe, Durb 9ripatmittel Die
8ergr0Berung Der Seema6t nit BEL
fii6ren 81 belfen, neuen 2lnitoB gege=
ben. GS lit Elm augemeirer 9(ufruf
oes S ,1ttenpereins" ergangsn. 2(n
Die 6rauen gebt Der 9lufruf, uno ihon
lit Der Rame fir Da5 itol3e 8ricgsz
i6iff qefunOen, lpsI6e8 aus bieien
freipilli9en SammIun8en erbaut ipsrz
ben ion. Gs ion beiBen: Die 9eutz
ihe 6ruu."
@om eigenen 9ruoer os8
NforOe5 6e3ibti9t.
0ie aus 8rssluu gemeloet miro,
bei6uloigt 9raf 3i9aro bon 6a5lin=
gen ieinen eigenen iijngeren 8ruoer,
ben 8raFen 8oIto bon 6QslinQen, Der
Nl0roer Der 8reslauer Oirne Bertha
8roB, genannt vIbleIii6e 8oIoelIe, 4"
gspeien 3u Iein. @ruf 8oIto IoQ iih
nd62lmerifu gefIiihtet baben. (,8oloz
elIe" ooer Bertha 8roB purbe Gnoe
1894 in ibrer 0obnung in 8resIau
ermoroet uno beraubt aufqefunoen.
3uerft fiel Der Gerou1t, Die 56at per
iibt 3u bdben, auf einen 8ditpirtb
Sdlpante, Der bulo na6 Der Shat
nah Serlin ijbergeiieoelt mar. Der
ieI6e muBte absr Degsn mangelnDer
9eDeiIe freigelaiisn lperoen. Rad
Der perbreiteten Iidb Die @erii6te, ra6
madden Elm 8raf SuIIilo pon S6pei=
ntB, Der Die 8roB uusge6ulten bate
uno iebr eiferiiichtig gerpeien Iein
ioLlte, Dem W}orDe ni6t gan5 ferrgez
itanoen bate, inoefen t6at Der
Staat5anmult in Dieier 8e3iebung
feline S4ritte, 10 baB bic Sa9e an
mGlig I'M Sanoe berIief)
SeItiomes 3ufammsnz
treffen.
Sn GetrefF Oe5 I6on gemeloeten
3ooe5 be5 Qanbgeri4t8 DIRECTORS
9rauisnetter in Der 6eiIanItalt gu
9untop per6reitete Iidb beute oas 8ez
riift, Der &rante babe Sel6itmoro BE-
gangsn. Dies Gerijdbt entbebrt iez
Do9 Der 8egriinDung. 8rauiepstz
ter erlag ejnem So6Iu6t5anFaQe, fait
genau sur gIei6en 3eit, ais iein g}az
me bei'm SroensFait i'm t0nigli6en
SdlpHe unter ben nit Dem rptbsn
Q(Oleror0en oierter &ldiIe 0etorjrten
aufgerufen par0.
g amber Runppn geeb t.
SaiIerin 5rieori2, 0}utter oes&ai=
isrs WiI6elm, CAB beute gu g6ren oes
ameritaniirben 8eian0ten, 2t4tb. :.
Summon Elm Diner.
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Scr "a. GungrrB
GreisnidIoie sirunscn i'll bcireu Sduieru.
Sennt.

- IL q !.
"8uf6ington, .. g., q. San.
- 8eper iiber 6inan5fragen, nod
M{ouroez9ottrin 3erbro6en ii6 berte
Die 6erren Senatoren bic S0pfe.
Seller (Rep., GoI) peridob ieine auf
Den 6eutigen Sag angetiinoigte 3eoe
iiber bic 8pnbz9iQ oes 9uuIeS nit
Dem Silberz5reiprdgungs zSubititut
bis morgen, porauf Die cubaniihe
6rage in 9lnregung fam. 9aQ
Dem, 6la.) unterbreitste nGmli6 eire
ReIolution 6e3iigIi6 Der 0erbuftung
omeritanii9er 8irgsr in 9upanu Il.
cine unbere, tpelhe Das Stauts De
purtement nm @opien Der 8eri6te Der
Der. Staaten=&onIuln auf Gubd rid
iihtli6 be8 5SprtIcbrittes Der triegertz
ihen Sperutionen auf Der Sniel erz
iu6t. Soar (Rep., Mai1D lieB ii6
in iartaitii9en 8emertungen ouriibsr
aus, DaB Der Senat einem geluOenen
@eI6iiB dbnele, ipel6es nur, gan5 na6
Der Wiltiir eines W&itglie0es DeRelz
ben, abgei6o6en gu peroen brdu4e,
uno Sherman (Rep., 81, 8oriiBer
be5 Gomite's fir au5pdrtige 2lngele=
genbeiten, bemerfte, DuB Die 3eIoluz
tion Der &egierung nod Elm groB
SbeiIllnrube uno S9lafloIigteit per-
uria6en perbe. SAT- Die gan3e bell
tigs SiBung parb nit Der 9aIiirung
auf ben Salenoer geIeBter Si(ls, BON
oenen bic N}uipritdt YenTions=8iQS
puren, pertr0oelt. I'm 3 ll6r 80
Minuten perta9te iicb Der Senat.
Observation-Disclosures
9as 9aus pafiirte in ieiner beuz
tigen SiBung bic brittle ulgemeine
9erpiQigungsz8iQ, um oringenoe
9efi3ite fir Dus laufanoe uno perganz
gene 6istaIjabr gu Deden. Der Der
fpiGigte 9etrag iteGt fitb ouf $4,420,=
403. SAT- 0rei 8iertel Der angegebsz
nen Na6perpiIIigung finoen fir @e=
ri6tsuu5guben, beionoer5 fir 8ebiibz
rem pon 3eugen, 9iiIf5zWarI6GIe II.
Regierun9s GommiiIdre 8erpen=
bung. SIN Qaufs Der ii6 iiber OieIen
N&iBItano er6ebenoen Debate paro
bic Notbpenbigteit elmer IoFprtigsn
3eform oe5 geganpGrtig beItebenoen
Spitem5 na6oriidlif betont.. G5
fanO oann 9ertagung bis morgen
ftutt.
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Nns Dcm Sransuaal.
nrberall brrrf6t Rubf.
Sr1tpp'fdje eSattonen 6eteGt.
Enrtngal bebalt Die ScIngua,Sai.
SGus fur @lmtrtfancr.
YortngaI bebalt Die Sclngua,Sa
SGuS fur 9lmertfancr.

8retoria, q. San. - sSm gan
gen Sranspaal berrT6t Ru6e. 9u
etne 8oarenzWad6e in sSobanne5burQ
leBtbin BON 8riten Der60bnt puroe,
10 BAT Die 8oerenzRsgierung bef6loI=
Ten, bis auf 0eiterss cine 8urniIon
BON 1900 Munn bort gu unterbalten.
Iuf telegrdpbii6em Dege iino in
9eutT6lanb fir Die berItdrtte 9(rtilz
lerie 36 &rupp'i6e 6elogei6uBe unb
cine 2ln3abl S9ne[lfeuers&anonen be-
1tellt DorOen. Sdmmtli6e aus bem1
&aplanO tommenbe Sitter peroen an
Der 8ren3e ge0ffnet uno unterIu6t.
y ortugal 6eb aft bic 0elaz
goa=8ui.
8arts, q. San. - Der bieIiae
portugieiii6e 9eIanote 6at in elmer
unterreoung Die MeIOung, oaB 9orz
tugal bus 9elagouz9uDz8ebiet an
@nglano I'm 60 M}iQionen 0oQurs
abtreten lperoe, fir poQItGnoia unbez
9runoet ertldrt. Portugal oenfe ni6t
oaran, Ii6 zines Sbeiles ieine5 Solo
ntalz8eiiBe5 gu entGuBern, uno 2eBtez
rem lei e5 audi ni6t eingefunen, Der
portu9ieIiI9en Regierung einen baz
bin 5ielenoen 2lntrug gu itellen.
9 DUB fl 7 u merttuner.
% u bin9ton, q. San. - Die
Senatoren Wbite unD pertins BON
@aliornien batten geitern cine Inter
reoung nit StuutszSefretdr Olnen
lber Die Gage Der i'm Srunsbaul perz
bafteten 9lmerituner. Der Gtoutsz
Setretdr ertldrte, baB er in 5Tolqe Der
gsgen Die 5dbigfeit bes umerifuniI6en
@9enten in Yretoriu, Wtr. W}union.
erbobenen, Ieiner 2tn7i6t no6 unbez
griinoeten 8eOenfen ben &oniularz
agenten in 8apitabt, Der iibriaens 6riz
tiI4er l1ntertbon lit, 6eoroert babe,
1l9 iofort na4 Pretoria gu 6eqeben,
uno ale Observation-Disclosures 3um
SauBe Der oortigsn 9(merifoner 3u
trsffen. Die leBten Ga9ri6ten BON
bort beIagen, oaB Der 9(merifaner
9ommano in Gin3elbuft gebaIten
peroe, ii4 jeoo6 fonft iiber Ieine Be
banOlung ni6t gu betlugen babe.
g tier @tlbelm getaDeIt.
Supita b t, 21. San. - oyn elmer
@erIammlltng Der in uno Bel Sort Gu
lisburp, Der 0auptituOt bon MaIdoz
nalano, ar7dTitgen 9eutI6en ba6en
oteie cine 3eioIutipn angenonrmen, in
mel6er bic @jratulationsoepeI6e oes
Dsutiten &uiIers an ben 9rGiiOenter
ber fiiDafritaniihen 8epubIit ais elm
.&ett un6efugter @iHmii@urg in fIbz
afrttanii4e 2tn9elegen5eiten gstaoelt
pirp.
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SIS 1Erncrs NlindIt.

Ct. 2oui8, DO. 21. San.-9a5
6srren=2(usituttunqsg:iAQft BON S.
Drummer in gtr. HOS, i5runtIin=2tpe.,
lporD bsute friib Dur6 SFeuer 5erItOrt.
Der on9eri4tete S3aoen betrdgt
$4,000.
Nep zGoTtle. Ont, q. Sun.-
9a8 nRopal 9oteI," bo5 nWinbIprz
6ouIe" uno ie65 SauflGben gingen
bier Aeute W}OrQen in 6ldmmen auf.
Dem mdterisllen 8erluite BON $4,000
ite6t cine YerIi6erunq bon nur benz
fJnften 1bsile 9e9enij6er. Oas 4oitz
amt unb Der r6reimaurerzGempeI" in
Der unmittelbaren 0a6barI4aFt ne5
8ranoes tonnten por Dem gefrdBigen
glemente nod 9erettet lper0en.
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ScrmiIbte trlegrapDii@r 9cprldlen.

= Sn 5olge elmer GoQiIion auf Der
ye5nternatipnal 8abn" bel 6utto,
Ser, fano geItern W}orQen Der 2ofo=
motipfiibrer 6enrp N}innis Ieinen
SOB. Sin Dicbter Nebel berrI6te CUR
3eit bes 3uIammenitOBes.
- Sobn Snler, Der GlteIte Sobn
be5 Deritorbenen BrGiibenten 5Dler,
Iiegt 3ur Set. in WaI6ington i6per
ertranft oarnieosr. Der Bdtient Itebt
i'm =. &eben5jabre uro Iuborirt lett
neun Sa6ren an Den SFolgen zines
S6luganFQlle5. Die i'm bebanoelnDen
9ler3te iinO Der 9lnii6t, baB iein 9lbz
leben fat itiinblih erfolgen fam.
- Gr0ffnet purbe gu Wount W}orz
rig, 9}.z0., Die yGraioz&olonie," Elm
6ofpital in groBem W}uBitu6e, in Del~
dem @pileptii6e aus Der gan3en gBeIt
2(ufna6me finoen f0nnen. 2lus bem
Staute glelpz0orf neroen iofort oreiz
Biq an Der faqenoen &rantbeit lei
penbe YerIonen aufqenpmmen lperz
ben.
- 8ei'm Gtn6re6en in's Sis bat
BEL W}iooletopn, N.z0., 9eter g}olan
BON Yort Serbs ieinen Sob gefunoen.
Gr belt ii6 Iebr lanqe am Giie felt, Da
uber bieIe5 qefdbrli6 biinn mar, ipagte
Niemano Die 8ettunQ bes llngliidliz
den, uno bieisr iant i9lieBli4 nit
Dem Rufe r8poozbpe!" in Die Siefe.
- Der 5alI4miin5er 6rant Gil
6ermann ipuroe geitern in 9bila0el=
pbia, pa, gu flint Subren 9efdngniB
unb elmer 8elO6uBe ppn $1,000 perur@
tbeilt.
- Die lleberrsite bss, ME gsmeloet,
perItorbenen 8iinItler5 8ern6arb Gil
lam, Dss betannten @urton5eiAners
Des gSSuDge." iiro geItern i'm @arl>Gres
matorium 81 Srpp, R.zg., in 9life
perranoelt nproen.
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lluicrc glubciirnsP PrOouttinn.
Sns prrHoTcne 5dbr ca5 sent5ar bette ieit Ian
acr 3cit.

B6iIubelp b ia, q. San. -
9}a6 ben 2(n9aben Der yQ(merican
oyron ano Steel 2(1ociotiOn" lit bic
GjeIammtproouftion bon Ro6eiien in
ben Ser. Stuaten i'm Sabre 1895 Die
qr0Bte gefpsIen, Die bis6sr in irgenO
einem Sabre gu Der3ei6nen mar; iia
betruq 9,446, ,3O8 Sonnen (3u je 224C
9Funo) gegen 6,657,388 3onnen i'm
Sabre 1894, 7,124,5O2 8onnen i'm
Sabre 1893, 9,157, 1000 i'm Sabre
1892, 8,279,87O 5onnen i'm Sabre
1891 unb 9,2O2,7O3 3onnen i'm Sabre
1890. 9os Wfebr Der Broouttion BON
1895 i'm 8erglsidb gu Der pon 1894
be3iffert Iia uuf nabe3u AZ gro3ent.
Die beosutenOlte 3unuhme Der BRO
button erga6 ii6 in 9ennInlDunisn
NO 4,7O1 1853 5onnsn ooer 49.76groz
3ent Der 8eIdmmtproouttipn Des qanz
gen Gon0e5 er3teIt ipurOen; 2lQegdnpz
Gountp allein prpbu3irte 2,O54, ,583
Sonnsn, mas UNI 590,796 1onnsn
msEr mar, ais oas in S6io proou3irs
te Quantum, uno me6r, ais ooppelt
10 Oiel, al5 Die 9roouttion Don SQiz
noi5. Die 9roouftion pon 9eTemerz
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ii6 duf 5,623,695 3onnen, cine 3uz
na6ms bon 1 1,815,1 1913 3onnen i'm Der
Qleib gum Sa6re 1894. Die 8orrdt6s
bon unoertauFtem Ro6eifen, tpel6es
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bon 5a6rifanten oOsr Dsren Qgenten
bsfdno urb psl6es ni6t gum Gonz
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bs3ifferte Ii6 auf 444.332 Sonnsn gu
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am 81. 9a3em6er 1894 unD 662, 2,O68
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qsrings Guantum unDartauften Rob
eiIen5 am S6luB oes Sabre5 1895
lit 6emertenspertb. 9us Guuntum
betrug nur At Bro3ent Der @sIammt-
8roouttion bes Sa6res.
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@us Der Sun0csbauptFant.
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