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The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
THREE PAGERS 10 RACE.

Rochester, N. Y, August !5.-The
three great pacsrs, John r.. Gentry,
200 liz Joe Patchen, 2.0l 1-s,and Search.
light. 2.04 l-2, Are row awaiting thu cal
of the starters bell ard, barring aaci-
dents, each will be ready to go the race
of his life tomorrow afternoon.
Gentry never looked better and his
trainer and driver, w. j. Andrews, ex.
poets him 90 step mile better than tive
mlnutes this season If not within ths
next "a hours.
Patohen Is also in great form. On Sun
day he went the last quarter Of a mile In
rs 1-2 seconds, l. 55 gait
Searchlight, the youngest member oi
the trio, has demonstrated his fitness Il
eompete for tho crown and his owner Il
very confident that he can win.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
FRARs OF INYER FERENCE.

Havana, August Is. 1.-The Patria today
ealtorially says, in regard to affairs in
SaDto Domingo that there is naturally
aDpeasiness that 10 United States will
3fateIfsFe. In ...as matter. .'The United
,Ates.h the paper continues, "is now a
#eighbor of Santo Domingo owing to It's
Relations with Porto Rico and the revival
ef the idea of union OF tho South Amer.
oen republics Is very opportune. This
ogemeat hes the sympathy OF SubanF,
though the republics mentioned had moi
aided Cuba In the late war. The union
of ths Latin races Is necessary in order 10
States -
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
A Letter to Mrs. pinkham Brought
Health to Mrs. Archambo.
tLErrER TO MRS. PIsxHAA no. 4a,sosl

tLkTTER 10 Aks. R18khAA NO. A2,3Q5l
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-For two
years felt tired and so weak and dizzy
that some days / could hardly go
around the house. Backache and head
ache all the time and my food would
not digest and had such pains in the
womb and troubled with leucorrhea
and kidneys were affected.
'After birth of each child I grew
weaker, and hearing so much of the
good you had done, wrote to you and
have taken six bottles of Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, one
box of Lozenges, one box of Liver Pills,
one package of Sanative Wash, and to-
day / am feeling as we'll as ever did.
When getup in the morning feel as
fresh as / did when girl and eat and
sleep we'll and do all of my work. If
ever feel weak again shall know
where to get my strength. I know
your cured me. ."-MRs. .SALINA
ARcHAAiBo, CHARLEMoNT, MASS.
The present Mrs. Pipkham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
leled; for years she worked side bv
side with Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinlxham, and
for sometime past has had sole charge
of the eorrespondence department Of
her great business, treating by letter
as many as hundred thousand ailing
women Q year, All women who suffer
are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkbam
at Lynn, Mass, for advice, which will
70 promptly given without charge.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
SITUATION is CRITICAL

Washington, August 15.-The situation
in the Transvaal IL regarded by officials
here as critical, Thus far, however, the
state departments has received no word
from any source concerning the strained
condition Of affairs ami there is no dis
position to take up the question Of neu-
JralIty and the care Of our interests in
that locality unless the war issue Is aet-
ualiy framed Charles Maerun is the
U cited States consul stationed at
Pret9ria. Admiral Acwison's return will
proDahly she'd much light ON the eondi-
tion of affairs Ia tine Beer country ANA
the extent of American interasts.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
BANK RILLs sYOLEN.

Montreal. August 15.-Seyen thousand
dollars In bank hills were stolen from
the Canadian Pariiio railway station nj
toilette, Que, last nighs. This is ths
third time within three years that the
station has heen robbed. On the first
occasion the safe was cracked for SfOO0
The second time So 90 was taken and this
station WAS burned 10 cover the crime.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
FRANCE TAKES AN ISLAND.

Hong Kong. August ia nswspa.
Per published in Macao, the Portuguese
seaport at the southwest entrance Of the
Canton river, reports that France has
occupied the island of San Chau, west of
AaeaA. as an assertion of her right TO
the province of kwEng Tung, In the
event OF the partition of China.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
PKEsIDENY OF MIAMI.

Cincinnati. Ohio. August 15.-The trus-
tees OF Miami University at Oxford.
Ohio, today elected Rev. David Stanton
Tappan. ID. D., pastor of the First Pres.
by yterian church at Portsmouth 10 succeed
DIR. Thompson as president OF the univar-
slty. DR.. Thompson was recently elect
ed president
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
GARMENT woRHRRs' CONVENTION

Philadelphis, August i5.-At todsy,s
session CT the convention of the United
Garment Workers Of America, the women
delegates representing the overall; indus
try, asked the assistance Of the Union in
SECURING a uniform wage scale. The mat
ter Was referred to the committee on
grievances.
A communication was received from
thu tnilors' union of this city asking tbs
active cooperation of the national body
In suppressing the sweat shop evil.
Miss Kinds of Columbia university,
New York, delivered an address On the
subjscs of Working Women"
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
FIRE IN BOSTON.

brick building "a and IS Beverly street.
was visited by a fire tonight which
caused a total dnmAge of $1,000 to the
building and the half dozen woodwork
ing establishments that occupied ii. A.
A. 81 Il. II. Mangine. woodwoFkers were
the chief sufferers
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM

Efectually yet gsatly. when costive OF
bilious. to permanently overcome hahitu-
al constipation, to awaken the kldnsys
and liver to healthy activity, without
Irritating or weakening them, to dispel
leadachest eolda or fsysgs. use syrup eI
flss, made BY the CalitSfhia Fig syrup
C&
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
ARRAIGNED FOR BURGLARY.

Bangor. August i5.-In the Supreme
court this afternoon John Hanley Of
Boston was arraigned for bur zlary at q.
II. Frey s. Go. Is restaurant. Testimony
was all in tonight
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
FIRE IN DIRECTION OF FALMOUTH

About midDighu last night u IRE was
seen in the direction OF Falmouth. DIR.
Robinson was called by telephone and
said that there was no fire In his vicinity
and he thought that 10 was In Yarmouth
somewhere. ID was impossible to locate
it exactly last night.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
NEWPORT, s; MANCHESTER. 8.

Manchester, N. H.. August 15.--
through loose Efelding Manchester
dropped another game to Newport this
afternoon. An error at short in the first
inning r~ally resulted In four runs and
the game The bases were filed in the
last half of the ninth with only one out
when Kelley hit TO short and made an
opening for q deubls. The runner to
second only was retired when Lake in
terfered with the ball and was declared
out. Otherwise there was a chance TO
win out then. The features vera tho
fielding Of Gilbert and Noyes's work at
third. Score:
Newport, A 40 o o O O is
Manchester. . % O. 9 0 %
Hase hits, Newport, 10; Manchester. II.
Errors. Newport, 8 Manchester, 8. Hat
tertess Cannon and MiIlerick; Cgrran,
Kelley and Lake.
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
THE DOYs WIN.

Boston, Aug. 15.-The trouble between
Il 9 m sseDger boys of the Boston Dis
trict company and the management has
been settled. Supt. Yetman of the COM
pany has conceded every demand made
by the BOYS.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
ACCIpENT no CoLLIRR.

Washington. August 15.-.The navy
department. today received information
that the collier Alexander at Newport
News has had an accident to her propel-
log which win necessitate hsr going into
dry dock. She was 10 take out cargo
OF coal for The Philippines,
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
TAUNTON.

harmed runs, Portland, s; Taunton. q
Iwo-hass hits. Sprntt, NobIit 2, John
smith, Brady. saorifice hits. Purinson,
Kellogg. First base on called balls, of
FlanaRhsn, 2; off Brady, Hit hy
pitched ball, by Brady. Struck out. by
Flanaghan, 2. Wild pitches, by Flana-
CHAN; by Brady. Passed ball, Curtioe.
Double plays, Vought to Burriil. Time,
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16

Joseph A. Hobbs. Esq, of South
Watsrhoro, arrived in town last evening
preparatory to attending the reunion OF
the SD Maine reaiment today.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
vALUABLK CHURCH BuRNED,

New York, August 16.-St Peter's
Episcopal church at West Chester WAS de-
stroyed by Dire early this morning. Loss
$500 600. Many valuable church records
aad large library were consumed.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
FRusYs IN YERMoNY.

Chester, VT, August I5.--krosfs Curing
the past week in some parts of the state
have dona considerable dsnaaga to the
corn crop. In some places acres OF the
growing corn being badly damaged
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
Yesterdays Races Won
in Straight Heats.
Speaker Reed One of Those
Who Witnessed Sport.

Yesterdays stake races at Rigby were
been had the winners not SO completely
outclassed tn cir fslds. Yet the spectators
were given. their moneys worth of sport
watching the struggles of the horses be-
hind the heat-winners.
AS on the preceding day, the judges had
to exercise little discipline in one Of the
races, making a shift of drivers and
awarding prize money to Portland
reinsman who bettered the position OF
horse that he was ordered to handle in
placo OF the regular driver
another incident Of note was the or.
rival Of Hon. Thomas b. Reed at the
park, in the middle Of the afternoon. He
was on his way out to Giand Beach, and
| finding that train at the Union stat on
was about to sSrt for Rigby, and that
no train for Gl ld Beach was due within
two hours, he boarded the Rigby "seoot "
He was usheTed into President Burn
hams box, where. in company with Col
lsctor Weston Il. Milliken and family.
Judge Haskell, Mir. Charles E. Jose and
party, he remained till the afternoons
sport was nearly over He enjoyed 1t so
well that 1t is not unlikely that he will
| repeat the visit.
All three Of the races went of In
straight heats TO big favorites. The s.a1
pace, which was first ON the card, was
the least interesting of the events. The
Alabama mare Marion g., which started
in this season In the 2.26 class, and has
| been gradually lowering her record till
she is now In the 2.iO list, was queen of
| the field. Her only real competitor was
| Karly Bird, Jr., o Vermont youngster,
son of an old Rigby favorlte, bat he
lacked the speed to force her to her best.
The a.15 trot was captured by Green
hrino, horse owned by a Boston man
whose breeding farm Is at Livermore
Falls Driver Gilbert handled him clev-
erly and landed every heat. but was
forced to a nav record in the final heat
That was the heat In which Ira Wood
bury of Portland distinguished himself.
Little Dick, gslding from New Jersey,
| with a mark of 2. IS 81, had showed great
speed up the stretch In both heats, but
| slowed down rather suspiciously in the
| finish of the second heat. The judges
decided that it would be good move to
change his driver, SO they ordered MIR.
Woodbury. Into the sulky in place of Pope.
hat gave the thing Dew complexion
| Little Diok got into the front rank and
stayed there, going under the wine a c,oIe
second, and forcing the .favorite to new
Lark of s.10 81. The judges awarded
Mr. Woodbury. $50 OF Little Dick q share
of ths purse.
| nallie Rocket, Boston mare, with
reco' d of 2.t3 81, won tire three heats of
| the $50 trot, at a jog. The tight was be-
| tween Blazeaway and We, the former
| getting second money.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16

ItahinM Pileag NGser mind Il ewes
thtne elss failed 60 cure Yop. Try loan =
Qiptfesnh n. Na tAitars there. % cents, as
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16

@. W. Marks. the former owner oi
ce Patohen, the racing king, was in the
stand, yesterday. as timer.
Ro an Wilkes. the stallion which holds
Rigby's race record. was given work
out, yesterday, behind u runner, in 0S.
de is entered in the q O. class at Read
willie, next week, against Searchlighs and
Frank Bogash.
Greenbrino. the Maine stallion which
won the 2.15 trot, is entered In the 81, coo
Massachusetts stake at Readvilie next
week.
The following horses will start today
?. 13 pace-Ralphone. Colleen, Uncle
Tom, Dempssy, Burlington Boy, Queen
Vitello. Dombey, Jr., Gano Mikes.
9.l7 pace-Dr. l., Yukon, Nurse Chan,
Mazette, Henry's Girl. Mercury Wilkes,
Alpine, Rosa Brown, Journeyman, Hap-
py Girl, Edward ~. 2.2S tfot--King-
mond, Lucrative, The Spaniard, Assur.
ance. Eus oclydon, Authen tic, Miss Pratt,
Arthur Cleveland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-16
NEW ENGLAND STANDING.

Won. Lost. Ayeraan
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

Active investigation is to be
made and is now being conducted
by several members Of the board Of
aldermen, to present to the city a
comprehensive sewerage PROPOSE
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

There are more silver republicans
in Mesa county, than the organiza>
ton has ever been credited with.
There are any number of repuhli>
cans who subscribe to the doctrine
of bimetalic currency, who give
allegiance to the silver republican
party. The party has had no op-
portunity to show its strength, be-
cause it has been betrayed on seve>
raj occasions. If it is possible, the
membership both in state and
county is to be welded together
this fall, as they have learned the
lesson that in union alone can they
expect to receive proper recogni>
ton from those parties whom it
has aided to secure Office.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

The subscription list OF the Sen
tinel grows slowly each week.
There are no spasmodic jerks and
jumps, but the people have long
ago recognized the merits Of the
paper. Advertisers, whether they
agree with us or not on many
questions, recognize the paper as a
medium to be depended upon and
reach after results through its
columns. We have the voluntary
testimony Of numerous advertisers
to this effect. We are not issuing
an edition Of five, ten or fifteen
thousand upon any day or occasion
but we are issuing each day, a mum
Der in excess Of an average circu-
lation, population considered.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

The first intimation that we were
indebted to Mr. Allison in any sum,
let alone SIS, came last night. 1t
is strange Mr.. Allison would let a
debt remain standing tor nine years
without ever making claim. We
are positive we have never paid the
debt, never having known anything
about it. This claim is outlawed,
but if Mr.. Allison will present the
evidence of this indebtness at our
office, we shall not claim exemp-
ton. He certainly has a note or
due bill for this sum, Mr.. Allison
is too careful a business man to
have done otherwise.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

The walls of the big manufactur-
ing beet sugar plant rise a little
higher each day. This in spite OF
local contentious or political bick>
erlngs. The state is waiting with
impatience the result of the first
years work. Its influence CONNER
cially will only be felt as the grows
er receives in coin the payment for
his labor. The people have not
lost sight Of the promoters of this
great enterprise and there is tri>
umph still uncelebrated for them.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

Features for Peach day celebra>
ton should be presenting them>
selves very soon. The "whiskered''
progrom of former years is entirely
Inappropriate. There will be
abundent peaches to celebrate the
event. One orchard at Palisade
has FIVE times the quantity suf~
ficient to properly celebrate the
day. New life, new features should
be pushed to the front. The time
is only too short, to avoid the rush
that has characterized the last two
celebrations.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

The Durango Democrat is the
first to protest against patronizing
the Mountain and Plain Festival.
1t argues that Denver is playing
the "all hog" game and lures the
people Of the state. not upon
patriotic or entertainment basis.
but for selfish commercial reasons.
We are not yet ready to take a
stand on those grounds, but we
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

The assertion made by M. L.
Allison in the Mud Machine last
night, that he had put his hand
into his pocket and put up $500
to assist US in bringing our family
here is absolutely and unqualified
ly false. Mr.. Allison never put up
S75 or IS cents for us at any time
nor under any circumstances.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19
Amounts to the Same

Hicks-"Wonder why Blixon was
fired from his place on the Comet?"
Blicks-"In the first place, how do you
know he was fired? He doesn't say
So" Hicks-"Not in SO many words,
but it amounts to that. He told me
that he had severed his relations with
the paper. Boston Transcript.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19
tvs young men

In lands, cattle, horses and cash,
we probably had more money OF
our own, at the time Mr.. Allison
claims he loaned us S75, than Mr..
Allison ever individually owned.
1t is strange he should have over>
looked that SIS for nine years.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19
Killed the Burglar.

A widow living in the country near
Lowell, Mass, heard some one trying
to break in her front door in the night
and fired a revolver through the door.
She then went to bed, and in the morn
ing neighbors passing found a man
on her piazza frozen stin with . bullet
hole through his forehead
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19
In Memer, of s.rr.... FLOYD.

The Floyd Memorial association,
with headquarters at Sioux City, Iowa,
wants May IA set aside by all the pub
lie schools in the Missouri river valley
for special services and addresses in
honor OF Sergt Charles Floyd, the
first United States soldier who died
on the New Louisiana purchase"
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

The only correct business pro-
cedure, upon which to build the
new water plant. is to submit the
plans and specifications to open
comparative bidding. After this
is done, assign the contract to the
lowest responsible bidder.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

Looking over the list of young
men who have enlisted in the new
city troop, we are impressed with
the fact that it is composed of a
representative body OF Mesa coun-
tvs young men.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19

The building of new hotel is
entirely contingent upon building a
system of sewerage. 1t is foolish
to longer delay building the sys-
tenn, when thirty per cent in
crease in population will result.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-19
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 1s. 1899.

are conscious that our local tete
days have only secondary considers
alton now and that it is not pro-
motive of home commercial busi-
ness to spend our money in Den>
yer which should be spent at home
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Cine ,rahrr GrTd1id1tr.

SO mar einmal Elm 9rpBes 0Olt, Elm
gutes, tii6ti9es Gplt. llnermloli6e
@rbeit mar feline Sepiie. Nn ieiner
gau= uno lnternebmun9sluit tonnten
iid iammtlide S0lter Der Welt elm
geiipiel nebmen, uno iein Sleib mar
ipribw0rtlid. Seberri6t nuroe oas
0olt BON elmer iun9en 2Onigin, fir bi.
Seoer aus benz 9plte iein Geben gu LATE
fen bereit mar. 2eioer MAJ Die lunge
&oni9in etipas gu idtpdrmeriid per=
anlagt! uno 10 fam, mas ni6t bate
tommen biirfen: zines Sa9es er9rifi
Der Sdmdrm9eiit oas gauge @plt. Sie
grbeiter perlieben lire @ertfdtten, Die
Miibi9gdnger hire piriinben uno Saul
betten. Sas gauge Bolt i6wGrmte. SIS
trGumte ppn einem ioealen Slug in Die
Sobe, pbne 81 beoenfen, baB e%iierner
SleiB uno unermiiolihe Nrbeit Dem
Slide Der 9Olter p%orangeben miIIen.
Gin einSiger Mann iuagte es. benz gGn'
gen golte ent9eeenSutreten. Gr puroe
nieosr9eitoden. elm Opier ieiner 2iebe
fir iein Bolt. 9as Wolt aber iammi
ieiner 8Oni9in cling gu 8runoe an Dem
bor3eiti9en SdmGrmen. llno per's
nitt 9laubt, Der ertunoiss lid Iber
bieIe 8eididte bel benz ssitOdenen-
gienenSu6ter, Der lie mir eradblt
bat.
Sir ieinen Slid peraus'
aabt Der Sultan Der Siiriei tag
lid runo $4,000. Gs III bies, mie be-
bauptet wirb, mebr, als irsenb ein'
anoere perion in Der Welt fur ben &C.
ba1ten 3wed perbraudt.
Wdbrenb bes beutf1-fran'
3bfifden 2rieses In Sabre 1870
auf 1871 p%erlor, mie cine t,eue fran
jbiiide @u!ltfllune beast, Sranireid
i86, 900 Offijisre unb Manni9after
bura ben lob. Dsati&lanb nur 49,
278.
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=. =. @(b,nam1t's
Peitenoer @fnfral E Store tit Ridmono

pferirt ale Soren Sommertleioer uuo Guenpauren q; INNER nod nieort
seren Ereisu. SD mus mi. alien Sommerpulun uufrdunen, uo Frrtc
fir oRe @dare weroen wdbreno Der ndhiten 80 Sage 9anS nteor9 etn.
au9 baben mir einen suten Souutb an Narpeiter S6uben, l0emoen,
Suusiduben, Snobblen mo Speseretwuauu. 9ir bereien ms fnr elm
eroBart9es 0erbtgei1dit Dor, uo menn Die lbeut9en aus8Settncten Nu5s
ibten flr cine quite Grnte nibt gtribt ueroen,s oerOen mir ben 9roBten
Sorratb an Wibmaaren inter euem Cad I'M 9anSen Nororeren bdben.
gMr laHen unGn Sorratb ni6t alt weroen, uo menn ntebrte Frere
es pern0oen, bunn nun uu6r SurpluszG0rrutb an leidten Maureu, beuor
Der 6erbitz uno 9Siuer Norrab antommt, los9eI6la9en Ietn.
lure aaHseuertiufe mebren lid mmer nod weSen Der Suten Nuall=
titen, Die mir tets anbieteu.
Ssst lit Die 3Gt' iir ben gintaui pom Sru3t-SmS. Bel ms Elm 9anSer
Sorratb 81 ier nieorgen Fretlen.
Sraenb Semano, Der Erielbeeren ooer unoer 6rud5t beun SAFE" tau
fen MIL, fam lie ba6cn, menu er il. Elm paar Gage Uor6er bcreut. 9
- 66dter NeiS fhr EanoprOoutte erlau6t uo @uare 10 btlt9 per
fault, ais penn ibr 6aar oatir beso6l. &erseBt nttt, eer @e1ddft NIT
us Al tbuu.
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S 6 n + e {

gerlen peroen manGmal in Wuf.
iel'9alen 9efunoen.
Nls Die retdite tropii9e
Sniel gilt Neu=8uinea i'm Stillen
Sjean.
Mn Sdiffen trsu'en ben @tlan-
tiiden SSean orr6i4nittli6 1000 I'M
Monnt.
Sas @lut BON inf &afien
fliebt in ben Nocrn Der guren i'm
Sransoaal.
Sn Portugal iibrenSruuer
mad ibrer Ger6eiratbur9 ben Wdo6cn=
namen fort.
Ser Conner lam uuf cine Gnt=
fernung BON IA englilGcn GJ9ellen 9e=
bort Deroen.
Stefnaoeln ipurosn i9on ocr
450 Sabren gebrau6t, NabnaOeln aber
i6pn Dor 1000 Subren.
ais gei9impun9 gilt bas
6utabnebmen bel gegenIeitigcn
9eeriibungcn in China.
Srauen, bic ibren 2ebens.
unterbalt ii6 ielbIt peroieneu, reiii
Sntel Sams Gano ilber 1000, 600 ouf.
Oie 4usgaben Der Ginmob.
ner Gonbpns, 1850, 900 on 3abl,
belaufen lid auf ettua Sc, 000, 900 pre-
Sag.
Oen 3 ourif fen In Der
S6pets iteben 1893 Sotels nit S.
900 getten uno "a, 900 Seoieniieten
CUR gerfi9ung.
Muf ben S6pei;er Seen
fino 65 Sampfer i'm Setrieb. Ser
9rDbte oerielben tann 1900 Paiia9iere
auf einmal bef0roern.
Die 9robte Sirf6=Yrdier.
patton in Der Welt 1T iene i'm t6nia.
li6en part gu aopenbaseu, Gdnemart.
Sic umfabt 1900 Nder 2anoes.
Sober Solbat Der oeutfden
Irmee fiibrt, auber Dem ilbrigen Sc.
pGd, lett &urSem aud Elm bier unien
fdueres giidlein fir religiOie uebun'
pen nit lid.
Ser Sib bes Mabbis, Gbars
tum, oas Dor Ginger 3eit bon ben gnas
ldnoern ein9edidert wuroe, bate i'm
Sabre 1862 cine Sep0lteruns bon 50,s
900 a0pfen.
Oie gr6bte Ndbmai6ine
Der @eIt lit in 2eeos, gnalanb, in
Sbatigteit. Sic piest 500 pfuno unb
bient CUR Seritellung bon baumwolles
men Sreibriemen.
Gin Snbianern gibt es, auber
ben $500 auf Der @eierpation i'm
Staate Nep Oort uno ben 10000 Der
rciptliiirten Stdmme," In ben Der.
Staten nod runb 180, 900.
Mit Der linten f9rei.
BEN japaniide 2tnoer befier als nit
Der rsdten. Saftr perrkbten iie NIT
bieier ollie iibrisen Irbeiten aber bebeu.
IeHo IWHelier uHO 9eIW'uIer'
Der 10 bduftg fdon tobt.
eeia9te Safer bon China miro
nun BON einem franSOiiiden @rste an
ieinem Sofe als an elmer abnormalen
Melan6olie leioeno geidiloert.
gu ben dItefen g69eln aui
Der groe sdblte Elm papa9et, Der I'm.
ldnaIt in Qonoon perenoete. 0as Sbier
9eb6rte benz prinsen bon Wales uno
mar nadmeislid 1875 Sabre alt.
Ole 2dnse Der t%ransfibi.
ridden Gifenbabn miro 1868
sngliihe Weilen betra9en. Musgan9s
bes lebten Sabres paren l425 Weilen
Der 8eiammtltreds pollenoet nnb i'm
Betrieb.
Cine 8remfe fIr bas 8i'
epcle IN bon benz Marauis bon
9orne. benz Sdmieseriobne Der eng.
liiAen 96niain, erfunben yno p~atentirt
tporoen. Die Yremie befinbet It'd an,
hinierrahe hes MeloeiDeoes.