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The age-herald., 1898-12-21
Arrested for Swindiinr

Terre Haute, Ind, December 2O.-w. H. Koopman, accused of securing merchandise from wholesale dealers and manufacturers in many cities through fictitious concern which he called the "Terre Haute Mill Sup- ply company" is under arrest here. Koop- man is a member of one of the best known and highly respected families in this section of the state. It Is estimated that the value of goods stored in this city together with merchandise on the way will amount to something over $150000.
The age-herald., 1898-12-21
Alexander Nimick Dead

Pittsburg, December 1-Alexander Nim- ick, one of the oldest and best known steel and iron manufacturers in Pittsburg, died today aged IS years. He was identified with many important business and manu- featuring concerns,
The age-herald., 1898-12-21

 rights of alien citizens the flag will float as an emblem of good government and pro lection to them as it does to us.
 No Necessity for War
 Referring to the F'ilipinos MT. Teller said he would not go to war in order to force our inst.tutions upon them. He would con suit them as to the form of government and he believed that by pursuing thls course we should avoid the necessity oi war with the natives. Their government might not be as perfect as ours but they were practicable and intelligent people.
 MT. Proctor here interrupted MT. Teller to read an extract from a letter from Ao miral Dewey concerning the character cf the Filipinos as follows;
 .'These people can be governed without the slightest difficulty. They readily give in to reason and have not had the slight est difficulty in dealing with them
 In conclusion MT. Teller expressed the opinion that the natives could not be gov erned from Washington. They were sus- ceptible to just and liberal treatment and there was no reason why, if they were ca pable of appreciating them, our benencent institutions should not be extended 10 them.
 The Canal Bill
 The Niearaguan canal bill was then taken up Mr. Caffery speaking in opposition to 1t. said the proposition to connect the two oceans by means or cahai was so oe'ioe i've to the imagination as to cause many people to accept it as a wise enterprise re- gardless of appeal to reason on its merits. He deprecated the personal attacks upon the members of the Maritime Canal com pany but indicated his belief that the piii was an attack upon the treasury.
 He declared the enterprise under the bill was in violation of the -Clayton-Bulwer treaty, in contravention of the concession from the Isthmusian countries and in oppo- sition to our own constitution.
 While MT. Caffery was speaking mes sage was received from the house annouc- ing that the amendment of the senate-the final question in controversy to the war and navy deficiency bill had been agreed to. This passes the measure and as soon as signed it will go to the president
 Without having concluded his remarks, Mir Caffery yielded to a motion to go into executive session. At 5:1o p. m. the senate adjourned.
The age-herald., 1898-12-21

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The age-herald., 1898-12-21
THE HOUSE

Washington December 20.-The house today listened to the first speech on the subject of the annexation of the Philip pines Mr. Williams, democratic member of the ways and means committee, Of Mis- sissippi in an hours speech expressed his opposition to a policy which would bring the islands under the sphere of the United States influence. He contended that 1t would be hostile to the spirit of our insti- tutions to assume control over 100000 un- willing subjects; that annexation would cost $140,000,0 ,000 year.; that the annexation of the islands met none of the tests which applied to our past acquisitions or terri- tory, and would be a mistake from so- cial political and material standpoint.
 Mir. Williams remarks received careful attention and several times drew applause from his democratic colleagues.
 The agricultural appropriation bill was passed without material amendment
 At the opening of the session MT. Cam non called up the conference report on the army and navy deficiency bill and moved its adoption.
 Mr. DeArmond, democrat, of Missouri, asked whether the reappropriation for the balance of the $50,0O0,000 to be expended under the direction of the president would in any way sanction or authorize the pay ment out of that fund of s100,O00 each to Whiteaw Reid and Judge Day for services as peace commissioners.
 The Report Adopted
 Mir Cannon said he knew nothing about it, and on his statement that this reap propriation made no change authorizing such an expenditure, the report was adopted.
 Apropos of the fact that this was the last conference report to be signed by MT. Sayres of Texas, who retires from congress to become governor of his state, MT. Cam non, chairman of the committee, paid a high tribute to his long and faithful serv- ice on the appropriation committee. He eulogized his industry, tact and integrity and said MT. Sayres bore away with him the affection of every member on the floor. The members vigorously applauded MT. .Cannon's expressions.
 Mir. Cookery, democrat, of Missouri, also paid glowing tribute to MT. Sayres.
 The house then went into committee of the whole on the agricultural appropriation bill.
 MT. Wadsworth, republican, of New York, explained that 1t carried $3,696, 1922, an in- crease of $lS7,120 over the current law.
 MT. Williams, democrat, of Mississippi, took advantage of the latitude allowed in debate while in committee of the whole to make an argument against the annexation of the Philippines. Physically, he said, the
 Tcontinued on Second PaEe.1
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rights of alien citizens the flag Will noa' as an emblem of good government and pro lection to them as 1t does to us.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17

Gin neuer 8liBRrabl teleu4tets
grea Die tpeiBe @eItalt Qeontinen's in
benz 3obmen beS 5snIter8.
nSie bat mid geieben, iie pintt, tie
eilt 6er6ei ms 6aus - Gonitan5e,
mid ergreift cine fur9t6are @ngf!!"
'SSn bem1el6en 4ugenblife, ipdbreno
in qeItredtem 8alopp Die Wagen porz
fu6ren nit Der 6eimte6renoen, I4re>
densblei9en 8eIeui6uft, ipurbe Die
3biir gu benz Simmer aufgsrifen. Sd
TIE Itiir3te berein, bldB ME Der 8oo,
QngIt unD GntfeBen in ben groBen,
peitgeDffneten Nugen.
80, sic - Sic liebeu i'm ia audi
- er 1T DrauBen auf Dem M}eere in Ell
mem elenoen 8opte unb lit berIOren,
penn feline 6iilfe tommt! Riemdno
pugt Ii9 binuuS - 6slfen Sic - tom@
men Sic - I3neQ, UNI 8otteS BIlen
f1neG!"
Die Sdnoe angitDoG gefaItet, nit
flisgenoem 2ttbem itieB tie Die 8orto
6erbor. 9eontine fragte nt9t5, nit
benz SnItintte Der 2iebe puBts lie, per
gemeint lei, puBte tie, pel9es 9eFii9l
Das Mdoden gu ibr getrieben. &dt9e
BEL Der SonO ergreifenO, Itiir5te lie nit
ibr fort, gefoIgt bon Der RG%noeringens
ben SonItan8e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
Die pnInii6c unabbaugisr fatbnIii9e
GirhP

Gbicugo, 16. MGr3. - Die II
unabbGngigen polnii6 : tatbOlif9en
8emeinben i'm 2anoe BADEN bier auf
elmer 3ufammentunft bic 8riinbung
zines 8erbanbes un0 ibre D0Qige Sos
trsnnunq BON Der r0miI9 : tatboIif9en
Stride poa3ogen. 8ti4of &O8lopStt
lit bas 9aupt Der unab6Gngigen Sir
9e, bic nit Der alien Stride in alien
8ldu6ensiabun9en ii6ereinitimmt,
aber bic ein3elnen @emetnben ni9t
BON ben porgeieBten 8ii90fen abbdnz
gig ma4t.
Die dngenpmmenen Stdtuten be-
itimmen oaber ausoriidlt6, baB oas
&ir9sn : @igentbum ben betreffenben
8emein0en geb0ren unb ni9t auf ben
Ramen bes 8if6ofs beiiBre3tli9 elm
qetrugen tperben ioQ. Sn Der bier taz
gsnben 3uiammentunft, bic bon Sc
meinoen in Buffalo, Gbicugo, 9btla@
oelp6ia, Glebelanb, Milpuutee, De-
troit, 9oIen, 0is., S6orpe, WiS., uno
Gge, Snb., bur6 0elegaten bei6idt lit,
fiibrt 8tf4of &o3Iopsti ben 8orIiB.
Die u%nabbdngige polnii4 : tatbolii4e
Stride foG $4,000 Mit9lieOer 5dblen.
germii6te telesrapbii6e Sepei6en.
- Sn Cameron o., puroe StaOts
marf8au SEQ. $. 2eonaro geitern BON
einem 0eger erI4ofen, pelGen er me-
Gen @inbru9s perbuftet bate. Der
m0rber entfdm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
3reis @sriMt Mr. 2.

areis : @eri9t Rr. 2. :
lBOr &i9ter Sburp.) @tltdm S.
DH&eeber gegen @iIiam S. Mc4eez
Nr, tpeiteres 8erbDr dnberdumt. Sb.
Oaupbin, Gntf6eioung pprbebaIten.
Tir beuts: Rinnie 9. Duteman gegen
supreme Srosr Of tbs Ropdl 4rcas
mum.
Grtmtna[z @ert9 t.-(9or
8t4ter 9obler.) DiebtabG = Sobn
6oro, So6n Mc9uire unb 9epr9e
4tIIon, 6 Mondte 3u9tbdus; 9errD
8, PertiHs, f9uIOig, l1rtbsil Iuspenz
brit; STaac Snopben, 8 Ntpnute
2u4tbous; Sobn 8. 8son, 2aprence
@oer pnb So6n 8. Stotes, 4 Monate
3u6tbaus; Diqiam SadTon, nt4t
l3uloig; Samuel Smith, 1 Sa6r
3utt6aus; Stephen Dennis, Is $40
nate 3u6tbaus; 6ranf Stein, l Su6r
3uGtfaus, unb Ssnnie Sergeant, 1
Sabr 3u8t6aus. unbere9tigtes SAP
rem auf Der 8aHn - Rifaro Strong
uno 8bomas Surris. 3erlt0rung bon
@tgentbum = NDrton NDe. MorO=
angriff-0abio @EaIe, ni6t I9uIOig.
= Sir heute: b0spiQiges 8erlafen-
NOolp6 Qarontport; @inbru9-9arrp
8riscOe, 9arrD @bite unb @burles u.
WeQing a 6GGe); 0~iebIta9l-Preiton
9drrts, Qr6ie Nbam8, WiQidm Inz
oerfon unb Bertha 6a6ett; 4ngriff-
Wtorgan Qstep; ununItdnoiges Gnt>
bIoBen - Nlpa 6dupt.
2. Nbt6eilung. - (8Or Ri9ter
Stod6ribgs.) 5ali6e 8oripisgeluHz
gan - @il6ert 8ran, ni8t IauIoig.
@erleBung bes S9anfgeIebe8-6enr
@uri6, $500 Strufs unO Soften;
2ouis &eifer, 5000 Strafe uno 8os
item; Sobn 9oefli8 unb 2eunarb
Sdaefet, ni6t f6uloig. 8~0Spiqjges
&erlafsn - Sobn $. 3aDlor, i6ulz
big, urtbail Iuspenoirt. - Sir bsute:
9iebita6l - Sames SepaQ; Sshlerei
- 6enrp Simmons; 4ngriff-&li>
JAP q. Barnett; MorOangriff - @liz
JAP 6resman; 3bierqudlerei - GOp.
Mc9ermott; 6riebenSIt0rung - 9a=
bib 90. 0isnep, MDrtle Stepdrt,
Mdggie @abal, 6reOerid 4oeDiger;
@erleBung elmer TtGOfif9en @eroroz
nung - Sfaoc 2eDp un0 9bitip Sis
roniB; 6ubrifation DON Sleomarga=
9arin - 4uguit 8. &ublemann; Ser
leBungen Der S6antgeIeBe - Sbos.
OTsiu; unorbentli6es 6aus - SOhn
SettIes, GbarIes Queen, Senrp Sab
Tor, G6arles 8. 8tniton, SoIepb 3.
8otpels unb Wiqtam 3oDiton.
Stabtz9 eri6t. - Rt6ter
9belps.) &utbarine u. 9rab, 8ittpe,
unO lire &inoer gegen &lon3o 6.
Sbomien, ni9t beenbet. = Sir beute:
Nr. ia, 115, lat unb 148.
Conn pleas 8ert6 t..
(9i6ter Sarlan.) Columbus 9. Gmz
rid gegen s. @rigg 8ee4er unb @nnie
8ee6er, ni3t beenoet. Sir beute {:
CIR. 81, 141, 14'2, AS unb 148.
Stubtz &rets 8eri4t.-
CRi6ter @ife8.) Qepis q. 6opties etc.
gegen 6rancis @6ite, nift beenbet. -
! Sir beute Der i6nebenOe San @baS.
| s. &aufmann gegen Sobn 81. Suplor,
unb Wm. 8. 8udler ge9en bic Sinepez
tent Bead So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
@rnnnfildsiibrrtraanmar .

Maurice 4affeIman an SbsoOore
Raffelman, Sitieite @oenz, na6s
9rattitraBe, 1872 Bel 100, @runO3inS
$32, 1925.
8m. g. 8. 0iGiams uno 5ruu an
8m. 9. GbIen ETC., Elm 9runbItiid, s..
@eo. 8m. MoorIone an @eo. Bill
ling, Roroieite GIepelan0itraBe, na6e
GOuington< QDsnue, Il Bel so, 8runo=
gins $50, $500.
Otiper g. Sones an 3o6t. 9iG,
8eItfeite @6atcoatz, nabe 8reBtman=
@traBe, IA lei 81, 9runb3ins $42,
5000.
SEQ. +. 2ittsio6n, 3ruites, an ..
g.. Sones, 0eTieite @~6atcOatz, na6e
PreBtmunitraBe, 3pei 9runoItiide,
$1OO.
Ro6t. 80. Bead an Samss %. 30
pers, iun., Weitieite Caroline, nabe
@c@loerrpitraBe, Is Bel 80, @runoz
gins $15, $500.
Qucas g. 8unrea unb 5rau an so.
6. 8aer, @stieite qisquit6z, nabe
9ouglasftraBe, 1876 BEL =, $1,000.
6reo. $. 9abiOfOn an So5n @elfz
ner unD 5ruu, Ror0feite MlOntrOiez,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-17
&irhfntters MN strnhnreiic.

6OlgeuOeS Ino Die aui ben itautIihsu
@aa9eu iir 0cu, Strob Il. i. II. gsfttru srs
~SielteH Breile:
SeRIi6e @aage.
Sen - 8imothn Ben $40 bis $l2 pro
Come uuS Sleeheu IS bis $40 pro 5oHue.
S~tron-NotienIttoh 81 bic IS, Roggeus
i1rob SO bis $40 mo DaieritrOh Sc bis 81
pro Come.
0tats alter s. bis s., Heuer
$1.85 bis $l.9O pro Sab.
9tO r0mehlih &uugc.
5en-8imOthp.oeu $40 bis SIS; Sleeheu
SO bis 81 pro Sourc.
StrOb - &aijenitroh 81 bis IS, 9ioggsu'
frob Is bis $40 MD 6uteylrOb 81 bis So
pro 9ouue.
%aiS-alter S-biS s., ueuer $1.9O
bis Sl.95 pre- YnE.
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6rirat6s>9 iecnjCn

Na6ite6enbe acknowledgement muir
ben oeItern our9 glert 2ipingitOn i'm
Common pleusz8 eri4t ausgeTteQt:
s. @onoro Soob unb 4nnie Sturz
1sparter; 2icen5 ge6olt Dor 9eo. 90.
8reep pm WooOberrD.
9arrstt 8. 9rior unb 2t33ie S.6a3z
ben; 2icen8 geboIt BON @orrett 8.
9rior DON Nr. 100, 0eit Striderz
StruBe.
96omas $. 5uultner unb 2uIu 9Iez
Der; 2ic:n3 gebolt BON SbOS. 9.Saultz
ner pnn Gaiton, sob.
Charles Sobnion uro Glen @.@utz
tier; 2ioen3 ge6olt oOn G6as. SObnIOn
non Nr. 2227, 9enn1plpaniuz4Oe.
Stip Reumann uno Sba W3eDer; 81
cen3 ge6Olf BON 2ubpig Neuber9er BON
CIR. 625, NeIt : 2sringtonitraBe.
Qnbrep 8. MaperS unD Sba Mub
8rigbt; 2icen3 geboIt BON @bp. Sin
DON Rr. 2544, 6uoipnz6tQ.
6ran3 SAT- unb 6rieberide Nittel;
Qtcen5 gebolt bon 6ran5 San oOn Gr,
211, Siibz6 6arpitraBe.
8arnep Gutenberg uno Sea Sacob5;
Qicena Qebolt BON 9drneD GiIsn6erg
BON Nr. 4O3, @iibJpuLa8tiftraBe.
@rtbur g. Softer unb 4Ierina8riers
lep, 8efbe BON Saprezbe z8race, Mb.
2icen3 gebOlt ben S, 80. Softer bon
9uorezbea9rdce.
Qttranber Sla1sman, jun., II. Mag=
gle 9. 8obannon; 2icen3 gs6olt BON
MIerunber Chapman BON Nr. 918,
9reenmpunt : Mpenue.
Mi.ton SO. Clifton unb Nnnette 81.
ScU,t; 2icen3 ge6Olt bon 80. 80. @liFz
ton BON CIR. 120, @eIt : "a. Ctr.
4lfreb SbompIon unb Qnnie MaD=
ers; 2icen3 gs6oIt opn Paitur g. RO=
binfon BON Or. 568, untonItr.
Sparks 90. cunningham unbNtdrt
6. 6agner; Qicen8 gebolt pon @9arleS
80. cunningham DON Nr. 1914, SiiO=
SbarpitrnBe.
@m. 8. SGler unb Qoudia 8obin.
ION; 2icen3 gebplt bon Dm. 8. SpleI
BON Ir. 26, Qpbe Cane.
Sarris .. Wtiqer uno gItber 2eKer,
2icen8 geboIt bon 8. .. MiQer Dor
CIR. 126, Sib : GreterItraBe.
George 2epis 8dsr unb GffieGum.
mirgs 8riitop; Qicen5 ge6oIt BON 9
8. 8aer bon Or. u. @lanItraBe.
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Observation-Disclosures

Wdiftn 8eri9t. - (8or
ben Ri6tern Drig6t, Nuas II. Rie6l.)
BUR Observation-Disclosures ernannt
i'm Suae BON Marguret Bud Marg1s
ret &euD. SnOentdr : 8er5ei4nifs
i'm iFuGe BON Sobn 6. 8artman, &uz
qutd 8eB, 9arriettRoDitOn eingereiat.
8erpaltungs : 8eri4te puroen gusge<
beiBen i'm Sale BON gli5a S4miot II.
0iQium Oiron. 8Ormunoi4aFt5@
8ert6te puroen g~utgebsiBen i'm Sale
DON Sopuro 9. S'gteiu. Barbara
6pffman purbs our 8Orminberin fir
@6riItiQn Soffman ernonnt.
Supertorz9 eri3 t. - (8or
Ri6ter Rtt6ie.) Bernard S6iaman
oeoen S6eOoors 9. Craig, 9erOitt fir
$169.7O. Soieph Bones gegsn 4bra=
ham Ga6n, abgsipisIen. Btatdm
Trancis Glemmon8 gegen M. 8olfsz
6eimer II. g., @erDitt fir $150.52.
Marp Surtung gegen Marp Snpber,
abqepieien pegen Ni4teri4einers Ger
8lGQerin. Sir 6eute: Rr. 353, 327,
328, 354, 237. @orldufig dufgerus
fen puroen um 2.45 ubr Nr. 1856 biz
423 incluTioe.
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@nItlmarer MarftSerihte.

(Ssrihtct fir ben -Osuti5en 6orreipoEocHt.n.")
Baltimore, bsH 16. 9(iry 1898.
Die neuttle yBstie1Iutuhr betruI %. 1854 Buihst,
Der Northumberland / ,D94, 543 SuiteI, Bcriauot
uoH ben gleUatoreH 6S,5S0 Suidsl. 8erfauit Uur'
ben IL COO Suitel mo e. g]RaegoHs.
ToIaeHoe 5dh:le S:tgt ben ~beuTl1ea. ben g~ehriaen
uEb ben Lestii1rlgea StaH0 Der GSti3su2reGis in O:r'
IlciteHoer l~Ie6eriI5t'
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@ermiiate telearapbiiae 9ehei6en
SricffaHen.

NGe 3uT6riFten fir bie1e &btbei=
luna IpQten beutli9 unb au5Oriidli3
abreiitrt fperben. 8riefli6s 8eantz
portung BON 5ragen fam unter teiz
men l~tmitdroen erfplgen. 4nfragen
obne l1nterf4rift finOen feline 8eriid>
it3tigung.
u. @.-Sie miiTsn brauBen sinen
gebpQmG4tiaten ernennen, Der S6re
Go6e p~ertrttt unb eoentueG Uuf 9er=
ausgabe bes @srm0gens gegen S6re
Muttsr tlugt.
Nlter QeIer. - sic tDnnen einen
IoI9en 8rteFIteler bel Witte &c g.,
CIR. 236, 0orbzSofparb<StraB be-
tpmmen.
8. - Die 9us48eTsGI9aft fam
gegen ben 8etreFfenben OOrgeben unb
inn bas @as dbbre6en. 3iebt er aus,
o6ne bic Re9nung gu be3d6len, 10
ptrb ibm bas 9as fir bic neue DoRz
nung p~orent6aItsn, bis er bic alte
Re9nung be3d6lt bat.
Stettiger 2ef''.- @enn Sic nil
fen tpolen, mas es toitet, Elm babies
SAB Bier bsr3uiteuen, 70 miifm @ie
einen 8rauer fragen. Dober Follen
mir es benn piRen? Sol9e 8eIddftsz
8e6eimniTe er3dblen 5ubritonten
ni6t iebem MenI4en.
QQura. - Die orei pi4ttgitsn geiIt=
li6sn Rttteror0en pdren bic rSempeIz
Sitter" bic >Rttter" uno
bic ,9eutIG4Rttter."
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l SubitfuB bat 1.728 &ubitaou.
1 Nles9alpne bat 282 &ubit8pn.
l Meinz9daone bat 231 &u6it3ol.
l @pro 9ol6 bat 128 &ubitfuB.
1SrpGeEs8aIone bat 268 Clio &ua
bitSOQ.
l Some runOes 8uuboI3 bat so
&ubitfuB.
Rubits WaBe.
1 Come ~behaueHes Saubol3 bat 40
fubitfuR.
l Yui9eI bat 215O.42 &ubitaoG.
&iite 16 BEL 10 Bal 81 enGbdIt 1
8ui4el.
] 8uI1el.
aiIte s BEL s BEL 81 ent6Gft l Bed.
8iite 8 BEL 8 bel 43i16 entbGIt /
Psd.
Quart.
Sin SolSbuufe, 4 SUB bod, 4 SUB
brett unb 8 SUB lang, ma9t l @ora
aus.
40 Rpbs finb eleia l SurlOnS.
S SSurlonqs tino glei9 l Msile.
Meilen limb glei9 l 2eague.
Gin Enoten Ober naut!i4e Wteile III
Elei6 $685. SUB. @tne GanometIs tR
9lei6 $3.50 JuB. Gin ¬en lit Dos
her gleiA 1926 2anbzWieile.
AudDrat : Uf q B {.
LA Quaoratz3ou gIei4 l QuaOrats
SUB.
3O4 Qunbratzg urbS glei9 L Qua.
brat@Rob Ober per6.
40 Quaprat>Ro0s eIei4 / Nuaa
brGtsRuthe.
4 8utbea gIei9 1 older.
$40 older Qlei6 1 QuaoratsDtetIa
SSIa9euraum, GinuubmerSabIu. /. 10.
Der Der. StGateH.
@r6Bte 2dnQe pom Often na4 Bsa
item 2720 Meilen
8rDBte 8reite pom Noroen na9Sir
ben 1900 Meilen.
@r0Bter@tuut (Ssras) 74.356auas
bratmeilen.
SIG9enraum, nit Gini9luB BON
GIdsta (5T,39W 3.6O2,99O Quu'
Dratmetlen.
&leinIter Staat (8bObe.SsGanb)
1906 Quaprotme;Ien.
@6geI6dBter Sotal@Bettb oes Gia
oentbums (&sRius bon 1890 $685.
473.173.418.
9elammter Rei9tbum ungefG6r
500, 600, OO0,0 00.
9elammtaabI Der 8eD0Itsrung 62,s
622.250.
MdnnIide 8sDOltsrunss8obI 3d.
O6z.S8O.
Nsser~8ep0lterung ein19liebli9 ber
Sn6ianer Il. (. N. 7,63S,36O.
MGnnli6e Perionen, 2l Sabre una
bariiber. ~16,940,311.
WdnnIi9e geripnen in lpebrfdbis
oem Otter 13.326.168.
RQn Dem Genlus BON 1890 bdbeR
h;si6 5iiozS taatsn 1858, 1913 peiBs
G;nmohner uno $685. 500 9teger. 8on
1870 bis 1880 na9m Die pslBe 8sp0lz
4sruno i'm 8erbGltniB bon 23.6 Yros.
an. mdbrenO Die 0e9erz& eODItsruns
nur i'm 8erbdltnIB aoh 1o'I Pto5ent
Iunalm. =.
S9ulaitsr, 5 bis 90 Sabre, 22.447.'
1872.
0ie seDn gr0Bten StdDte (@snfns
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SirlmGrftr.

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fuhr ucn &tnOuieh bet,ua IA, 500 Stidi
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$4,000: glartt ftsrie; Die YreIie UarrIIrl,H
swli1en $3.50 uno $5.40.
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MR;elgen. 81 uermIeGDeK.

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