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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23
The Art of Feeding sheep.

The Art of Feeding Sheep.
Things and occasions differ, and this
difference makes 1t necessary for the
shepherd to conform his practice to ex-
listing conditions. This rule Is especially
applicable to feeding a flock, and most
so "a this time of the year, when dry
feeding and confinement, more or less.
take the place of the open pasture, says
the American Sheep Breeder
Sheep are not robust animals On the
contrary, they need every possible atten-
ton and conformity with their habits and
constitutions. This is most applicable to
their feeding. They are naturally adapt
ed, as to their teeth and digestive organs.
to short, fine food To Craze on short
heritage and to clip the tender shoots of
bushes Is their vocation. Hence the
'roughness" of a farm is not desirable
or even suitable for them. 1t will not do
to throw a bunch of stalks of corn to
sheep, as 1t may do for cattle or horses.
The blades of corn even, are too rough
fodder for them. The best possibly dry
feeding of sheep is early-cut clover hay,
with the addition of sliced roots. This is
the best possible dry, coarse feeding for
the winter. Ewes may be kept in the
best condition on this feed without grain.
The addition of some grain later when
the lambs are to be thought OF, Will be
necessary, but only moderate ration
need be given
Sheep are naturally herbvorous, and
mischief is frequently done by over
crowding them with grain, when their
digestive apparatus is suitable only for
herha ceouc fodder Grain-ea ting animals
do, not need a large stomach. nor a series
of them. for the gradual reduction of the
hard and concentrated food to soluble
puln. Doubtless the majority of sheep
lost during the winter feeding season die
on account of a misunderstanding of this
natural condition and requirement. Bulky
food is essential to a herbivorous and
Illuminating animal Sometimes, for in
stance. COWS have been fed for whole
winter on finely ground corn meal with
ont any coarse food whatever, even hay.
The result has been that Illumination not
being required for the due maceration of
the food. this function was wholly sus-
nended The size of the stomach even
decreased. shrinking. as the common
adaee goes $50 the size of the ration"
Life was preserved. doubtless, and this
might have been useful in times of short
ago of coarse fodder but we never heard
of anv person but the discoverer of this
new method of feeding in the winter who
tried the experiment. This Is a typical
instance of natural requirements of herb
ivorous animals
Nature has been an exemplary provider
for her own needs and the natural habit
of feedinp of anv race of animals which
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23
Tho New Color.

The new color in Paris is zinc. Its
possibilities as a background were dis
covered by a French artist, who posed
many of his models against a zinc
screen, the color tending to bring out
the most beautiful tones in his models
complexion and hair. Cloth in this
shade is especially beautiful. and will
give tone to even sallow compilations,
ii is promised.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23
EriendIY MirrOrs.

II our looking glasses tell us unpalatable
truths, we may always ourselves at our
best in the mirrors OF loving and friendly eyes.
Let us at least study how 10 keep our hearts
warm, to preserve much sunshine
may, and often count up what treasures we
have garnered during the days OF privilege
The warmth in own hearts will depend
upon our powers TO warm those OF others
Ladies' Home Journal
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23
Reformed Drinking Customs,

The Sober Scot society. OF Scotland seeks
to influence moderate drinkers. not to become
total abstainers. but as "a when they them
selves should drink. and to whom they should
offer drink. Members are pledged not to
never to stand trea' to anybody between
meals. and never to offer drink in return for
services rendered.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23

Cholly-"lOur friend, the author.
seems quite taken up with me. You
needn't be surprised II he makes me
one Of the characters in his next
book"
Miss Tart-"Oh. OF course net. He
told me he intended writing q book
soon entitled Strange Freaks OF Ma
ture.'"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23
Thinning Fruit.

But few fruit growers properly thin out
the fruit on a tree too heavily laden.
Many young tree gets a deathbow by
allowing it to try to mature an excessive
crop of fruit. A proper thinning of the
fruit en- trees so overloaded is a most i'm
portant feature of successful orchard
work and should be attended to with as
much care as the pruning or cultivation of
the trees-EXchange.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23

Jaggs-Texas is great place for
snakes. 1 once sa wa green and yell
low snake down there seventy feet long
and as big around as a whisky barrel.
waggs-Well, I don't doubt it--but I'll
bet you saw the whisky barrel before
YOU saw the snake.-Chicago News.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23

quit business. Now, II. ss Franklin said.
"a penny saved is twopencc earned"
farmers are recklessly prodigal when
they allow or 10 per cent of what they
have already produced to be lest for lack
of care.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23

schoolmistress In one OF the New York
public schools has had her salary locked
cents for having been ten minutes late to
school the other day Hows this for a picay-
une2-Boston Herald.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23
DomestIc Troubles.

Mlstress-~Why did you get steal
for breakfast. when told you to orde.
pork chops?" New Cook-"Shure
ma'am. OF niver eat PORK at all. at all
Chicago News.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23

''Oh. George. elephants have dropped
in price from $4,000 down 10 $1.500."
Now. Clara. warn you. II you buy
one you needn't expect me to board H."
--IndlnnanolIs Journal
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
DRAMATIC ART THE SUBJECT
LAST SUNDAY.

rho Text Is j. Corinthians VII, al
They That Use This World as Not
Abusing It"-Purify but DO Not
Suppress It
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-03-23

I would go to such an institution.
such a spectacular. | should go once
a week the rest OF my life and take
my family with me. and the majority
Of the families Of the earth would 20
TO such an institution. expect the
time win come when can, without
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-27
Wrbciter, trinft Spbn Marr'S
ltnabbansiges Sier.
NiNEr i n 81

Der Wai3en" bli + t. - Sn
Der Iiio!i6sr POli3eiitatiOn %Oeponirten
seItern 81 Neger, paipe am SOnntu9
in Dem 9auie Nr. 3, Wei >GonSpupz
StruBs, bsi'm Strap" Spiel per6afz
tst puroen, je $2.45. Sergeunt ShuIB
unO Poli3it S4aefer Rattsn bic Ra3s
5ia inicen:rt.
4ble6en. 9r. Sobn Wiatum
Msferim;tb, psifsr lange Sabre an
Der psnn1plpdnia : Nosnue cine Sdtez
rel betrisb, tpuroe geItern MOrg2n toot
in ieiusr Wo6nung, Nr. 1909, Neit~
Mug6errpItrabe, aufgefunOsn. Sin
berbsi geruf ener 4r3t oni~tatirte
S6lagf.uB ais SoOesuriu6e. Der
9srblj4ene bintsrldBt orei 50dter uno
einsn Sobn.
= Sr, Wil6eim Wugner, Sobn be5
9rn. So6n S,Bdgner. Itarb QmSonnz
tag in ieinsr DO6nunS Nr. 1915,
MiQiman : StraBs. i'm Otter BON q
Sabren. Die 9serbisung finbst Mittz
nod bonn 3rausr6aule aus tdtt.
Na9langer Sagberni6 t.
- Der Neger Wm. Smitb bra6 gsz
itern fritz in bic Dobnuug isinss Na1z
iengsnoi1sn Ssntins, Nr. ITO, MuQiz
fin : StruBe, elm uno ioG aus osrisl~
ben eTnsn Rpd uno Elm Yaur Sfufe
aeIto6len BADEN. QuIosihredt bur6 ben
2drm elite oSSenf;ns bsm 0;t6e nud
uro iperfolgte otn5lIdtigsn Dur6 mehz
rere StraBen, Bis Smitb ii6.r Den
3uun beg 6auiss Nr. 105, NorO@
8roaonap, iprang, peldes pon GoroS
ner Si4iad5 6epo6nt ptrO. OtfIer,
Dur6 DEM SeiDanldrm aufmerfIam &C.
moft, ~Itiir3te. 5tpar nph i'm Ns9iig:e,
bod nit einem i6urf gslobenen RepoIz
Der bapaffnet, in ben 6ofruum. G6enz
10 i6neG fipfts Der b~ebrGn9te Negsr in
ben nd9itan 9oF. Gingei4ii4tert pur3
bic 61:nfenoe W&orbpaffe oes Qr5tes,
10lpie mehrarsr Poli5tIten, ergab lid
bsr Ns9er BON Der peitper5pei9ten 5oz
miilie alo;6en Numens uno folgte Dem
53uge Der Radtpddt.r. Gr puroe bon
9oli5siridtsr Gae9 Dem 9ert4t5oerz
fabrsn iibrpieIen.
Gin 8 ambur9er Damper
angelo en- Der 9am6ur9z
0merifani56e OdmpFer y8slgraDIa,"
Gapitdn S6r0tter, nelder am Conn
rug BON Ybilobelpbtd obfu6r, fam gez
fern Na6mittug i'm bieTigen 9afen an.
Der .9si9rdbia" lit Elm 9oppeli4rauz
BEN : StoBlbampfer Don 1900 Son
men GaGaft unb einem Siefgang Don 30
SUB. 0erielbs 1T 500 SUB lang, 81
SUB brett unb "a SUB tief f..
@efdbrli6er9 anbeL.- s..
s. 6. gertling uno Nitusl s. 5or
batter 1i6 geitern bor 9olt3eirT6ter
Smitb in Der Iibtps Itli9en Pol3siltdz
tion fpegen 8ertdufs bon Slaomur9dz
rim gu beruntporten. 5r. 9. 0stpes,
Der 4ntpult beg 9S6NBz
oereins," trut uls &lGger ouf uro ST..
S6cmusG. Rubbe[ als 9erifaio;9er.
Ra4 e%initiiupisem &rsu3psrh0r ent@
19ieb Ei4ier Smit6, Dab 5or, psl41r
i'm gelibs elmer 8unbes(ioen5 1T, BE-
re9tist III, Sleomargarin in Original
padeten gu pertaufsn. oagsg'n ubsrs
mics er 6rn. 9srtling, tpsld,er ais
3pii9snbdnblsr fungirtc uno TEN
gunbsslieerS belibt. benz 9srI4fs0erz
fabren.
petroteumofen eTplo@
brit. = Sn Solge Der Gtplollon eli
nss pstroleumofns entFtano 9sltsrn in
Der @r6uuns bes 5rn: Ssnrp 0Sspsr,
Nr. 1117, QigbtsStrabe. 5eusr, mel
Dies BON ben 9ausgsnohen i'm Seine
ssIDidt rpurbs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-27
Etaof Baltimore.

Wi6tig fir Surnsr. -
Sn p6ilaoelp6iu bat Der oortige Ser
mania : Surnperein" einen 9eIdlub
eefaBt Der i'm Sntsrsis Der Surnersi
unb zines pouen Grfolges oss Sunoesz
Surnfelss in alien osutihen &rsiis len
freubiqen 8eifaQ finoen miro. Der
@ei9luB eebt oabin, ouB Der r9srmaz
mia Surnperein" Dem Surnbs3irt BON
p6ifuoelpbia unp oamit Dem rNoroz
omsrifanii4sn 5urMrbanoe" pisosr
bsitritt.
Sm 50 fteurz Sn # -
flint patienten unter5ossn Iih gel tern
i'm 9aiteur : Oepartemsnt oes uStaotz
Spipitdls" ben erIen Sebanolunssn
bur6 Or. q. g. asirle, len. Gs paz
rem bies bic Finf Ginoer bss 9rn. s.
M. Daniel bon CALHOUN. &C., uno
stpar Srepsrid, 10 Sabre, Gaines, 8
Sabre, Curtis, 6 Sabre, WdagIe. 4
Sabre, unp Clara. 3 Sabre alt. Sele
3Sinoer purbsn i1mmtlia in Der Set
BON 10. Biz Il. Jsbruar Don elIlem
bier Mpnate alien 9unos sebihen, Der
estootet unb our Inter udung na4
Dem rStapt : SoIpital" selanot tp1rz
ps. Mon fano Spursn BON Soarputb
on i'm, unO bic 5olss OaDon mar, DAB
6r. Daniel nit ieinsn S~prObllngsn
am SOnntug bier untam. um oieislben
Dor Den 5olsen Der 8ile beg 9unoes
gu idiiben.
Ginbru4, - Dix Jiraa Smitb
&c gp., @de bon Nprtbz uno pkaiant>
Strabs, beri6tste gsItern Der ppli5ei.
bab Elm 0ieb am SamItog nu6 Sc
S9dfisi6luB in Ibr 8ursou einorana
nnb 9riefmurten uno 9anilu : Bob
nsn i'm Setrogs BON $50 itabl.
Ous 8srb0r BON Goparb
GIart, pel6sr am Is. December
1899 6rn. 8eorg Ganb cine ~lebensoez
fdbriide Stihpunoe am lnterleib
bsibra6te, muBte Biz gum 27. Mdra
b<rIdobsn perpsn, Ou 2ans feline auss
{i6t bat, Dor oieisr 3eit oas rMarp=
idnosr uniRuIitdts . 9OlpIral" gu Dsr=
IaiIsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-27
SriribefDrbernna mud bonn MMslanne.

Die ausldnbii6s polt fir bic nit
benz 3. Mdr5 en'oenoe @ode iflisBt
Tin alien Sdlsn piinftli9) i'm bieIigen
ppltamte. tpie folst: PadstpoIt 1T offsn
tdeli6, Sonntags ausgenommen, BON
ubr 9Ormittass Biz 5 ubr Na4mitz
tags.
Sransatlanti16e Yolten.
Oienitag um II ubr Qhsnos na9
europa per 0ampFsr nSsutonic" pia
Altaenstotpn; nu6 europa per Dam
pier w5risslato" pia southampton
urio Qnttperpen (SrNfe muh3n upsr
Srisslanb" bs5ei6nst jein).
Mittpp9 = um 8 lhr Nbenos nd6
6ranfret4 unb pem iiiblttrn europa,
ggpptsn urlp 8rifii9 Snbisn per
Damp Ter ga Normanbie" pia Saprs
(9riefe nob anoeren Sbeilsn pon Gu
ropa miiTIen npsr Ga Normanpie" BE-
sei9net isin).
Sreitae UNI II lhr Ha6ts noh
ben Nsoerlanoen per Oampfsr r3otz
krpam 8rtaFs miihsn uper 3ofterz
BAN" bs5eiftnst lein); na6 Stalisn per
9ompfer r&aiTsr Wilbsm Der 3psits"
pa Neapel (griefe miiHsn per 8uiEsr
Wilblm Der 3psits" bsasidnst isin);
nu6 Nortpeeen per Oumpfer nS9inez
paGa" (9risfe mi1sn uper 5Gingz
pulla" beSsi9net iein).
poiten fir Siibz uno Central : Dime
rita, Weftinbien etc.
Ownitag - UNI 9 ubr Worgens
ra6 Guhd pIu Miami; UNI II ubr
No6Is na6 Bermuda per Oampfsr
rSrinipdo"; na9 Central Mmsrita II.
ben iiioltden poctFicz6 dfen pia 60
Ion; na6 Pusrto1Rico per 8srein;gtsn
@taatan SransporHoampfsr; nuh Nuiz
fuu per OampFsr vQntilin"; na9 psrz
uambuco uno Santos per Oompfsr
g. tern prince."
Mitttpp6 = UNI 9 llbr Mor9er5
nad NaHau pfa Miumi; um 1 ll6r
Mafrmittags na6 guba pia Sampu;
Inn II ubr Na6ts na9 Sana!ca per
Gumpfsr bon pbilabslp6ia; nu4 Naiz
idu unp Santiago per 9ampfsr SAM
tiaeo."
Oonnauftae - UNI II u6r No4ts
mud Surt's Ss(anb arb ct. Domingo
per 9ampFsr r@berpfes."
6reirag UNI 1 uhr Nahmitta9s
rah Cuba pa Sampa; nm II uhr
9todts rad sSamaica unb 8rsDtorpn
per Dampfsr rNlene"; uah 9opti per
DampFsr nprFns BiGem Der 5unfts";
mad Nsuz6unolanb per 0ampfer
,@ilpia"; na6 ben Ga pluta4 gegen=
osn per Oumpfer rQitatic Prines."
Sam flag nm 9 u6r Mor9sns
rah NaTau unb Guba p'a Miami.
Die Bof fir tpfounolanb, pia
Woro<SponeD unb fir Miquelon, pia
Bolton, idliebt bier tdglid UNI 8 ubr
Tu6mittags; fir 6onburus uno 8ua=
temala, pia NepzS rleans, tdsli6 um
8 l16r Ibenos.
Srans : Pacific : YoIten.
Srsltag um 7 u6r Qbsnos na6
Sotraii, Sapan, China uno ben pbi=
rippinsn pia Gan 5ran5isco.
SamItag UNI 7 l1br Mbsnbs no6
Multralien, 9apaiiz unb SiiizSnlsln
bid 8ancouper.
e.. 0apiss Darfislb. poItmsiltsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-27
Wrbciter, trtnft Spbn Marr's
nnabbangi9es Bier.
(Suu26, Ti&Sr. 4. a. n

Spfer Der Sonntausz
9ebe. - 6r. GonraD Neiobarbt bon
Nr. 1913, WefsqrattltraBe, pelfer am
Sonntag Nbsno tpegsn angeblider
lls6ertretun9 Der SOnntagsgsisBe per-
6aftst puroe, tparo gsItern pom ppliz
5eiri6ter Saulf unter $500 8urqi6uft
fir bag 8erfobrsn Der @roBeeIt4porez
nen 9sItsat. aua 6rn. Heio6arot's
@~danfpdrtsr Macp 6. umItao tpurbe
tpe9en SonntG9sar6eit unter 8uroz
faaft fir feinen 9ro5eB geItsut.
9r. Treb. &D6nlein bon Nr. 1912,
8sIfSPrattitrubs, unb 5rau Marn
Clint. BON Nr. 126, SiiozS 6rpeoerz
StraBe, puroen ns9sn unoebli6en
9srfaufs ssiitiger 9strGnte am Conn
tag in Der iuopsItli6en poliseiIfation
benz 9eri6tsperFabren iberpieIen.
Frau 2inf miro audi baT6ufoiat, oeiz
Itige 8sttGnts an W..Ioerjdbri9s psrz
fault gu BADEN.
@runb It ii d 8 8erfauf. -
Dix Iuftioratorsn 9e6r. Shpab C
So. psriteigertsn gsItsrn bas 5tpeiz
it0dise Wohnbaus Nr. 2433, Citing
Strabe, @uunD5ins $36, fir $3.50 an
ben .Mslsrn prmanenten 8aus urD
Spar : 8ersin."
Gin 9ettsr Dom 2unoe
iber abren.-S r. 9. s. SstpsQ
BON Rod 5an, Sent > &c., purOe sez
tern, ols CT bic prattz. in Der Rde
Der 2igbtzS traBs ibsri6rsitsn lpoQts,
bon eInem 9isrtpassn Der 9ep. Gin
thsriaen 8rauerei getroffsn unb gu
8oosn gstporfen. Sin benz 8ierpuesn
oi9t folesnoer Sarren fu6r iiber
Sstpsa bintpss uno brodte ibm Con-
%tu1ionen am GsIi6t uno rs6ten 8ein
bsi, Die lGm i'm uSraot : 9oIpital"
%perbunoen Duroen.
Sam NIT benz S6reden
bupon. Dis 9r. Sobn SDbnlein,
Elm 8ierausF abrer Der Gissnbrorf9sn
grauersi, geitsrn Nu4mittag bic
9rattItraBs e%ntlang fu6r, purb sinss
ieinsr 9ierh in Der Hdbe Der Galz
bounitraBs i9eu uno bas Ssfd6rt rib
einsn grisftoitsn an einsm Sekgra=
pRnpfoIttn los. Der POIiaiit 6rso.
Gb:psD perbaftsts 9rn. S0bnlsin Der
Torm balber, bod feb poli8siriater
Smifb Den Ame!taaea prompt l%auisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-27
Weiflifc NarblGnber anleibe.
@ute 4nlags Der 5inan3@GommiilIon '
- 81: einqeiaufsnen Ingebote.-

@ute Qnlags Der 5inun3zg mill ion.
- 81. eingefaufsnen Iilgebote.-
$4,000 fir Den Silgungsfono.-
Die bas @e.o Iit p'rmibrt.-@'nt
6al6s Milion p6ns 4usiagen.
Die Jinan5bsb0roe erOTfnste se'tern
Die 4ngabpts fir $875,000 Staot>
Sbligotipnen, bic 3ur @inlo lung Der
am |. Sanuar 1900 fGaigen, BON Der
G!aot garantirten oritten 9ppotfet
Der .WeItli6en MSorpldnoer Sabn"
beItimmt Iinb, unb p~ertaufte ben gam
5sn 8s.roe Der 81 Yro3ent t%ragsnoen
Sblisationen an Sperrp, SOnes &c
So. gu $113.175. Sci Dem lebten
9erfauf gteidsr Si6trbeit5z 9dp:ere
mar bos b0dfts Nngebpt $112.50.
Cine 5ieml;hs Nn5u6f 4n9'bote
mar ein9elaufen. aber nur 3pei Der
1elben tomen pnn ou5pdrts, eine5 bon
NepSgorf unb zines bon Salisbury,
Wo. Nue Witglieber Der Sehproa
tparen unIpeieno, pie audi Sr. MtiIes
B5tte, jun, tpetfer am /. 0}Gr3 Die
Sislle bes 9rn. Sobn 8. 8amiep einz
nebmsn pirc. Sbsrft 5rant s, Cup
plee, Der friibsrs Stabts8 sgiitrator,
uno cine Qn5atl Der 9erren, pelfe
Nngs6Ote eingersi9t hatten. 2ebtsrs
tporsn, pie fol9t:
8. q. Srrid, fir bas 9ar3e, gu
$11O.77.
s. .. @hsparb II. Co., Nspzgort,
fir bas @an5s, gu $1O8.O3.
Nr6er Sarbsp II. 60, $25O,OO0 gu
$110.50; $25O,0OO gu $11O.3750;
100000 gu S110.25.
Snternatipnal Sruf &c." $25,z
900 gu $112.05; $25, 900 gu $111.75;
$4,000 gu $111.45; $4,000 gu
$111.15.
Onen 9alp II. g., $4,000 gu
$11O.81.
Summer Ii. gstsr, $4,000 gu
SllO.
Semi, gsd, $4,000 su S1O6.
Senrh 6. 3o6a, $4,000 gu $11O.
FARMERS u.Mer6ants' 8ant" DON
Salisbury. Mo., $4,000 gu $1O6.
S6omas q. WiIIon Ii. 8ruoer,
$4,000 gu SHOTS.
a6lbe[itn Sire Sn5uruuce &c."
$4,000 gu $111,32; $4,000 gu
$111.37; $4,000 gu $111.82, $25,z
600 gu $112.O2.
s. Scott II. Spfn, $4,000 gu
$111.01.
rMercantils Sruf II. 0spoTit g."
$4,000 5u $110.83; $4,000 gu
$112.03.
@perrp Sones 1t, g., $875,ooo gu
$113,175.'
Der 9etroe, tpetfsr bur6 bos Nnz
gs6ot Der $50. Spsrrn, Sones II. 60.
er3ielt pirb, lit 5000, 281.25, oosr
$115, 261.25 mstr, uGs Der Nennlpsrtb
Der Sbfieationen. 0ieles 9rGmium,
logt Der 6iilfsa Heg;itratpr, fGGt nae
tirli6 unter bic GpetrOle Der Jinun3z
tet0rbe, tpiro aber gu 8unIten Der
r@eItli6en Marpldnbsr gobn" in ben
8ii6ern gefii6rt uno duf 3inTes5inFen
angslegt tperoen. 9on psl4' GROCER
9ebsutung biss fir bic 9abn uno in
birsft fir bic @tabt 1T. gebt aus benz
lmitanbs berpor. oaB bieIer 8etrug
auf 3iniss5inTen gu 3 Pro5ent uuf bic
50 SATIRE ansslsgt. fir tpel6e 3sSt bic
S6ligationen ouseetsnt iino, auf ct
ma $5O4,OOO angepo6Ten Iein piro,
10 bab bic 8otn. rep. Die Stabt nur
ettpa $4,000 CUR @inlOIung Der
G6ulo auF5ubringen BADEN piro.
Die 9ppothet Der rWeItli6en sra
rnlGnber 8a6n" puroe eeItern Nah1
mittao in ben 8iifern bs5 urfunoenz
giirsaus eingetragen. Sic lit pom
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