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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-31
TONNES FAREWELL

~
We were just going ''to our doom, ~
as nation, yesterday (see Senator
TONNES SPECIFY, when Moses Clapp
was sworn in and the country seems TO
be quite stable and safe again, up to
this noon. .-...G.:F.7 =,
The whole proceeding ,is4an illdstra1
ton of the good sense, Of not being too
much in a hurry to reach conclusion.
While reading: Mr.. Towpe's speech. il
proof, we we're in despair of The nation,
but when the news came hurting over
the wire that Moses Clapp was in his
seat and that Mr.. Towne had Just
taken down his coat and started for
Duluth, where the ice comes from, a
great weight was lifted from the ma
tional consciousness. a-:,<:::E' = -.
Mr., Towne is a good man but he does
not weigh 200 pounds. He will re-
sumo his.law practice under:s the hap
piest auspices, for duty done is the
souls freside, and if ever >fresside
was needed anywhere it is. in Duluth,
where the winter starts. in first and
leaves off last.-Minneapolis Journal.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-31
WITH A SHOTGUN,

G. p. Naumann's Sensational Death q
ILL., Mora. -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-31

4. 3 THAT MANILA EDITOR. -
+, This fellow Rice made libelous at
tack upon the customs officers of the
port of Manila, and a searching Off
cial investigation declared his charge
entirely unfounded. He was given an
opportunity to promise different line
OF conduct as editor Of the Bulletin, but
declined His deportation and the no
toriety consequent upon it, are no
doubt just what he wants. On his ar
rival in this country the rabid opposi-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04

visitor. at 81. Louis Hetels.

james Steenbock Of the Planters has
gone to New York on business and will alse
visit Atlantic City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cobb Of Marshall
Tex. are at the Southern.
F. II. Ketcham of Burlington, Ia, lie a,
the Southern.
%. F. GoodIn of B~iodgett. Mo-. is at the
Laclede.
IF. NJ. Wells of Maple Hill. No.. is a,
the Laclede.
w. c. Preston of Dallas. Tex. is at the
st. Nicholas.
ID. ID. Rutan of New York City is at the
St. Nicholas.
Frank C. Crowell OF Atchison. Kas.. is
at the Planters.
j. NJ. Duncan Of Kansas City. NO.. is
at the Planters.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Lorgey of Clarks-
Vile. Mo-, are at the Lindell-
r. II. Vance Of Ellsworth. Kas., IL at
the Lindell.
r. Harrison OF Boonville. No.. is at the
Southern
C. NJ. Emerson of Minneapolis. MINI. Is
ut the Southern.
II. H.. Hohenschild Of Rolla. Mo-. IL at
the Laclede.
F. F. Brown of Springfield. ILL.,. is at the
Laclede.
Edward Terry Of Denison. Tex. is at
the Planters.
F. H. Bunch of Little Rock. Ark. is at
the Planters.
j. ]. Douglass OF Florence. Ala. IL at the
LindeIl.
p. II. Fitzgerald Of Indianapolis. Ind. is
at the Iindell.
Doctor Caleb Smith Stowe of Wallace,
Idaho, is at the Southern.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
WOMAN ROU1S A
CROWD OF STRIKERS.
With a Revolver in Her Hand. She
Escorts NOnuniOn Men to
Work at Mills.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Wellsville. o.. Aug. 3.-Mrs. Phillips. pro-
prietress Of a boarding house which was
attacked by strikers last night because
four nonunion men were lodging there. es-
corted the men and her husband to the
mills to-day. She walked beside them with
a loaded revolver in her hand and dared
the strikers TO interfere.
The woman got the four men inside the
mill safely and then turned and put the
mob. as she calls them. to rout. She SAYS
that she knows many of the strikers who
attacked her house and will have them ar
rested.
The mill officials yesterday succeeded in
getting nine new mill workers into the
mills. This so enraged the strikers that
about 100 Of them remained guarding both
entrances to the mill all night.
About 2 O'Clock this morning they wen.
to the house of Harry Phillips. where three
of the men are boarding. They pelted the
house with stones. broke nearly all the
windows and demanded that the mill men
come out Two shots were fired at the
union men as they came into the yard. The
strikers then swarmed into the yard.
Mrs. Phillips. armed with a gun. went
out into the crowd of strikers and dared
them to touch her.
The police at last arrived and dispersed
the men.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
COPPER TRUST LITIGATION.
Injunction Issued Restraining d
Lake SuperiOr Consolidation.

Hartford. Conn. Aug. a.-Judge Nathaniel
Shipman of the United States Circuit Court
has granted q preliminary Injunction re-
straining the Consolidated Lake SUPERIOR
Company from absorbing the Ontario Lake
Superior Company.
The suit against the consolidated company
York. a stakeholder. who alleged that the
capital stock has been increased without
his knowledge. and that certain directors OF
an exorbitant price the property Of the On
.aIio company. of which they are principal
Stockholders The consolidated company.
which was incorporated under the laws of
this State. receltly increased its capital
stock from $1,000 900 to sl17.0S.coo. 1t owns
ard operates extensive mining. timber and
other properties near Lake Superior.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
UNITED By A "WANT' AD.
Georgia Girl Becomes the Bride of
a California Man.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

SPECIAL
Macon. Ca. Aug. IA Macon young lady,
Miss Julia Sophia Smith. was the bride In
q romantic marriage in California q few
days ago. She was married to Mr.. Albert
T.. Price a highly respectable and wealthy
gentleman Of Riverton. Cal
II was a case of love at first sight and
grew out Of the fact that several months
ago Miss Smith. who was in Macon. an
swered a newspaper advertisement of wife
wanted" A correspondence followed be-
tween Miss Smith and MIR. Price. and he
proposed marriage.
Miss Smith was unwilling to accept until
she had seen and talked with him.. and
fully satisfied herself as to his respecta-
bility. and ability to properly provide for
her. This view Of the matter was en-
tirely agreeable to Mr.. Price, and he sent
Miss Smith a check for 500 to defray her
travelling expenses to California, with the
statement that II after her arrival there
she did not care to wed him he would pay
her way back to Georgia.
Recently Miss mi left for California
and there met Mr.. Price Each was pleased
with the other. and their marriage soon
followed. Information to this effect has
just been received by relatives Of the bride.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
STRIKE At SAN FRANCISCO.
Peace Plans Have Failed and Fight
Is Still On.

San Francisco. Aug. 3-The strike sit
uation remains unchanged Mayor Phelan
endeavored to bring the opposing commit
tees together to-day. but was unsuccess-
full.
The strikers announce that unless some
settlement Is reached before Monday morn
ing all the union men in all lines of trade
Will go out. IL Is evident that a settlement
IL more remote than ever.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
REED is NOT A CANDIDATE.
Has No Inclination for Mayoralty
HOnOrs i'm New York.

Portland. Me-. Aug. s.-Wben ex-Speaker
Reed. at his summer home here, was in
formed that he had been mentioned by a
member of the COMMITTEES of Fifteen as a
possible candidate for Mayor of New York,
he smiled at what he called the absurd
ity of the proposition"
"When a man becomes Mayor Of New
York" said MIR. Reed. "he makes many enc
riies. IL will be all right TO say that l
have never heard of this matter before. and
that apparently / have no inclination in that
line"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
Agricultural Industry That Has
Shown Marked Development
Since the Civil War.
new USE FOR PLANTATIONS.
Southern Farmer Has Found Il
Rich Field in Supplying North
ern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No
Longer Recognized.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE Agricultural
Department is preparing to publish a re-
port by Edward C. warde. Jr.. and Edwin
s. Holmes. Jr-, on truck farming ana the
transportation OF fruits and vegetables In
the United States. The report covers the
following points:
I. \ description OF the transportation or
fruits and vegetables from Southern truck
farms to Northern markets.
2. A description OF the California fruit
industry and the movement Of California
fruits to interior points and Atlantic sea-
board cities.
3. Freight rates and refrigerator charges
on perishable products In all important sec
tons of the country.
Distinct Agricultural Industry.
Reviewing the general growth Of these in
terests. the report says:
Truck farming in the United states mas
been recognized as n distinct asricuitura'
industry for a period of about forty years. 9,
| The increasing population OF the cities anu
a consequent demand for a greater quantity
ami Larger variety OF Sess.a a canS az an and
the surplus of labor in the South after the
close of the Civil War, and the building oil
many thousands OF miles of new railways
have given this Industry an impetus which
has caused it to develop with remarkable
activity, and large areas throughout the en-
4 ll[ touIlt III >" Abo -
| sively TO the growing OF what is known as
garden truck.
This Is especially true of all the Southern
States. where. from late winter until early
autumn. thousands and thousands Of acres
are under cultivation to supply Northern
being hardly "a Northern city OF any sizs
which is not receiving its out-of-season
garden truck. The Southern planter has
made new use OF his farms.
Better Freight Facilities.
Many of the improved facilities which
have been adopted by the freight depart
ments OF our roads are directly attributable
to the handling OF perishable agricultural
products.
Routes have been shortened. through
schedules adopted. motive power increased
and by the use of ventilation. refrigeration.
speed ard quick delivery the railroads are
enabled to place the truck In the Northern
mark cts I'm as good condition az when it
left the Southern farm. even when 1t neces-
states a journey of many hundreds of
miles.
Vegetables All the Year.
Such a thing as a particular season for
any kind of vegetable In our principal mar
kets is at this time practically unknown.
and IT is now possible to draw upon the
ceive at any season Of the year nearly all
the standard varieties Of vegetables.
In the late autumn and early spring
Florida and the Southern States furnish the
supply for the Northern markets until the
advancing season (which moves northward
natures the crops through the Eastern and
Central States. These States supply the
midsummer and autumn markets until the
frosts of winter once more compel a return
to the South. where a fresh crop Is at the
command of the, market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04

Red Bud. ILL.,. Aug. 3.-Fifty Of the teach
ers Of Randolph County visited the Man,
moth Cave. nine miles west of here. Satur-
day. where geological lectures were given
by professors from different parts of the
State. Several of the teachers, as well as
the professors who had visited the Man,
moth Cave Of Kentucky. pronounced the
scenery of this cave more grand than that
of the Kentucky cavern.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
SMALL BERRY PICKERS LOST.
Three Infants Wandered Away In.
TO Mountain Woods.
REPI-RIIc SPECIAL

Mahanoy City. Pa. Aug. 2.-Thomas Sed-
don. Arthur Dover and william George.
baby berry pickers. gave their parents a
bad scare during an expedition on the noun
tain recently. The youngsters left home
early in the morning. ard at II o'clock y. IN.
had not returned. A searching party found
them lost in the woods. ten miles from
town.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
CLAIMS AN ESTATE.
Tennessee Woman Disputes Rights
of Explorer Nansen.

y Chicago, Aug. BY a petition filed in the
Probate Court here to-day the fact that
doctor Fridtjof Nansen. the explorer. who
rcame near TO reaching the North Pole. is
Engaged In litigation here. was made public.
70 Nansen was in a fair way to receive the
fortune left by Matthias Blessing. a wealthy
scandinavian. who died In this city two
years ago. as the other heirs. 1t Is said,
had waived their claims in his favor.
ri To-day's petition. however. is fled by Mrs
Martha c. Cunningham of Chattanooga
Tenn. and as she claims to be the daughter
3<bfs4he decedant's brother David. the litiga'
Sttou Is likely to be prolonged. She asks the
sScourt to delay the distribution OF the asset.
Sof the estate Until she has had a hearing OF
her claim for a share.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
Naval AppOintments,

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE President to-day
made the following appointments I'm the
Navy: William p. White, Lieutenant
Alfred A. Pratt. Lieutenant.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04

Cardinal M~artinelli's Vacation.
Washington, Aug. cardinal Martineli.
the apostolic delegate to this country. VIII
go to villa Nova. the Augustinian monas-
tery near Philadelphia, about the middle OF
this month and spend his vacation OF TWO
or three weeks there.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04

4 New York. Aug. 3.-Mgr. Scalabrini,
Bishop Of P~lacencia. Italy. and head of all
Roman Catholic missions throughout
/ h world. arrived to-day on the steamer
Ioguria. He is on a visit of inspection of
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04
Dollar Ice at Monroe City, NO.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Monroe City. Mo-. Aug. S.-Monroe people
think ST. Louis people have no Kick coming
35-cent ice to 20 cents, and three days later
made il 81. Ice at retail In HANNIBAL Is
sold at 30 cents per hundred.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04

her oyerddc child interesting and exciting. LMnn has b@m suit for divorce and his wife declares that
Se% he is the INJURED py and Will fight him to finish @
Florence Rice and Mrs. LhnS aWr we're wn Mh Three Gmcs"
u. dr% aye the names several prominent smy memo New York VIII mem%eah hkc complaint His
wed aGrsh that he ms not particle of eMnpm on which to base aGt and has made his dnTs simply to in
tR her reputation
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04

New York. Aug. S.-The American Sugar
Refining Company to-day reouced al sfaoes
OF refined sugar 10 points.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04

Consul Gener Arrives.
New York. Aug. 3.-John G. Long, United
States Consul General at Cairo, Egypt. was
a passenger on the steamship ST. Paul.
which arrived from Southampton this morn
Ing.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04

the missions in America. and will remain In
this country until October.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-04

GET TICKETS and particulars Big Four Ticket
Office. Broadway and Chestnut SITS. or address
c. L. Hiileary. A G. p. A. ST Louis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
Speb;pa Hub Srmits.

@ie an anoerer Stele in bielem
Slatte barsetban wirp, biirfte be,
S6la6tenrui bes National : Soiies
Set neil enough alone" fur bic na6s
iten Sabre unbsbinst Geltuns erbal
ten. Ser quite unb sroBe Warf @anz
na bot nit benz Yrdltoeuten cine LANCE
&onferens sebabt, aus Der ct, mie Elm
republitaniides SeuteOrSan 10 i60n
iast, nit einem breiten @rinien suriidz
febrte. Sanna, ais Der @ortfibrer
Der Sruits unb Y%riuilesirten, bat Dem
Yrdiibenten auseiuanberseiest, baB Der
Se6sou bleibsn muB, mie er lit, baB
bas semeine Solf bic &riessiteuern
weitersusablen bat uno Der srobe lie
berlduB OH benz S9iHsbau:S ruit fur
uniere &olonial= Ibenteuer unb anbere
i90ne Oinse uermanbt werpen ioute.
Serr Gooiepelt bate befanntli6 bic
ebrli6t sbltdt, burd cine Sarif;
Heuilion, bic Ibl9lieBuus BON Sans
bells S~ertrdsen uno annabme Ernlt
feinblider @eiese bic s,OBten llebel
unieres wirtbi6aftli6en unO politil6en
esbens mad W0sli6teit abSuiteuen,
aber baraus miro lebr wabri6einli6
ni6ts werben. Ser &eprdi entant Ser
Wonopole unb bes ~torrupten SO6.
tburs betra6tet, wie es ben @nl6ein
bat, ben 4usfau Der @ablen ais Elm
gnboiiement ieiner i6mutisen golitif.
Das semeine Solt faun rubis Die
Steuern fir bic sewaltisen Soften I'M:
leres Neutrality-suspicious. auf Sen
9bilippinen w~eitersablen es wirb ibm
bulououIt s~eitattet, benz bnnsriseu
S6iifsbau: Sruit einise 200 Miaio.
nsn in ben Ra6en gu merfen, unb es
bari ii9 mie bisber uon BEN Wonopos
len weiter i6inben unb ausbeuten lai=
fen. Oas iinb ste slorrei9sn Solsen
oes slorrei6en republifanii6en Ste
ses, mel6e fur bas semeine Solf cine
10 eldnsenSe geripeftiue e%rOfnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
Numnter so.
ct. gloub, Mtnne1ota, Oonnerfag ben Ii. gDpember, 1901. Scum

calamt in Der &nnpentsfapeue, nab
renb pel6em S9weiter @iaibalra
bic Dor 50 Sabren abSelesten Or
oensseliboe, wel6e Tie in Der lansen
Geibe Der Sabre treu wie ein &leinoo
bewabrte, feierlid e%rneuerte. Die
6sitpreoist belt bO9w. P. Srancis,
.. g. s., Don Der ct. Sobn's Unit
ueriitdt, in wel9er er bas Wirfen etz
uer suten &loiterfrau unb bas nit lolz
dem %perbunbene bobe 0erbienlt in
Der ibm eisenen SerebtIamfeit i@il=
berte. Ha6 Der fir6(iden Seier nabm
bic uon alien ibren Or6ensi9weitern
bod sea6tete unb seliebte Subilarin
bic ibr gu ibrem gbrentase entbotenen
Sersensmlnl6e banteno entsesen, unb
allen bieien moblsemeinten @ratulas
tiouen idlieBen aud mir uns an nit
benz aufridttsen @unl6e, baB es Der
um ben Srben lebr perbieuten unb i'm
Sroensleben %ersrauten S6meiter@ il=
libalba uerSOnnt iein mOse, Der Sab
re nod uiele in Der flo iterliden 3eue
benz Oienite bes germ gu meiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-14
Miar. Sbarretti.

Wtit Der an 5. bs. bierber sefabel=
ten Welouns Der rOmii6en Sanfuua,
baB gr;bil6of gbapele mad Seem
Orleans suriidfebren unb Wisr. Sbar=
retti, Sil6of pom Sauana, unuerSiisz
lid ais letn Nadfolser IN bas wi9tiSe
Amt zines Npoitolii9en Oelesaten fir
bic Ebiltppine1 eintreten 1uerbe, l9etnt
es, obprbl nod tetne amtli6e Ses
Itdtisuns ser g:rnennuns bier einse=
troTen lit, bod ieine Gi9tisfeit gu
babeu. @ie udmli9 cine Sepelde aus
6auaua melSet, bat ii9 Sil9of Sbarz
retti am Samltas uon ieineu SiOsez
Ianen feierlt9 perabi9tebet unb bic
Hsiie nod europa ansetreten. gr
LIT sur giuboluns pom Snitruttionei1
mad &om berufen unb wirb uon bort,
pie IS beiBt, nod nor Neuiabr it'd
nod Wanila eini6iHen. Setn @b=
|ldieo seitaltete lt9 unsemein feierli6
uno riibrenb uno benefit, baB Der treffz
li9e Yrdlat li6 bie Seraen eer guba=
uer, trob Ser fursen !3eit leiner abz
m%iniitratiou, puuitdnbig erObert bat,
@enn einselne ameritaniide Set
tunsen, iosar fatbOlii6e, bic griez
suns WIsr. gbapele's bur6 ben Siz
Idol pom Sauana 10 auslesen, als Oh
bic S~bdtisfeit bss eriteren auf ienen
fernen Snieln BEN grwartunsen bss
beilisen Saters ni6t entipro6en bit
tie, 10 lit btsle Interpretation nit swei
Sbatla9en ni9t wobl in gintlans 81
brinsen. Ole erite bieler Sbatia9en
lift bic Gbruus Wisr. Gbapele's bur9
feline grnennuns gum pdpitli6en Sbro:
naliitenten; bic Sweite, i9werer mies
senbe, Elm pom Der r0milden Soce bella
Serita an %. OCTOBER per6Hentli6ter
Brief bes Yapites, morin er Dem grsz
|biidoi pom Seem Orleans fur isine I'M
p%erbroneuen 8emibunsen unter l9mie
risen @erbdltuiiien bobes Sob ipenoet
uno linn ST. benz grfolse ieiner Miiiion
bersli@ unb aufri6tis sratulirt. @enn
ss Der betlise Sater INNER nod ni9t
iar flus bolt, bieie erfolsrei6en &eiul.
tate betannt gu seben, 10 itebt es &C.
mib fatbolii@en Sldttern ni@t an,
ieinem Oelesaten uunn0tbise uno perz
bdnsuiBuole 9eimlt3tbuerei" uorsu=
perfen, wie bies leiber BON elmer Seite
sel9eben lit, uon Der man es ni9t err
parten ioIte. y
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tuns elmer ue~rninftisen Soritpirtbz
ldaft wuroen. Snsselammt sinsen
bisber aus benz Siioen @eiu6e I'm
&atb anb Mrbeitspldne fir bic forit=
mdnniI6e Sebaubtuns uon l, 535, 900
Ncres @alslanb ein. SIR bas Or
beitsiabr 1900 itellte Der GonsreB
benz Bureau fir Soritmeien nur $685.
$40 CUR 9erfhsuns; fur bas Sabr
1901 erb0bte er bic 8emiaisuns auf
$1s5, 44O. 9ieie Summe senist
ni9t, ba it6 bic Inforberunsen uns
uerbdltniBmdBis seiteisert BADEN. Ser
@oritebsr Ser abtbeiluns fur Soritz
meien miro fur las nd9lte Sabr $780,
900 ODER $500, 900 perlansen, unb
Der gonsreB ioate tbm bas @elb CUR
Serfisuns ~iteller, benn bic @rbaltuns
Der @dlber lit uon Matchmaker @i6=
ti9feit.
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Sur Grbaltun9 Der @dIber,

IS mar i'm Oftober 1898, als bas
eanbpirtbldaftli6e Oepartement in
@aibinston bur9 feline Soritabtbei=
lung gum eriten Scale ben Sarmern
unb ionitisen Seiisern uon @alblanb
feline 5ilfe our Ginfabruns elmer uer=
ninftisen Soritmirtbidaft anbot. Oie
Iufnabme, wel9e bieie Oferte fanb,
3eist, bab man aud biersulanbe enb=
LID einieben lernt, baB es ii9 ebenio
menis lobnt, BEN Nusbols=Wa lb gang.
lid ab5ui6lasen unb cine @iitenei gu
|idaHen, bic ni9ts einbrinst, mie Is
u~Ortbeilbaft lit, cine Sans gu t0bten,
mel@e solbege Gier lest. sSn ben brei
Sabren, bic ieitber uerloHen iinb, b.
ben bic Sefber BON mebr als 4, 0O0,=
900 Ncres @alblanb pon benz Silfes
ansebot bes 8unbesbepartements @e=
brau6 sema9t.
Die 8dlber pom Yennipluania,
Wi9isan unb @isconiin salten friiber
fir unerid0pfi6, aber fein @alose
biet lit unerid0pflt@, in benen Der
amerifanii6e Solsfdaer in Der bisbe=
risen Mrt rnb 8eiie ernitli9 an bic
Mrbeit sebt. Seute iinb bic ebemals
fur uneri60pfi6 sebaltenen @dlber
iener Staaten nt6t rur gum 9r0Bten
|Sbeil u0Iis aussebeutet, ionberu gum
nt@t serinsen Sbeil 10 gut mie per-
nidtet, unb uiele Der Sel3fdaer, bic
bas fertis bra9ten, baben In ben les=
ten Sabren notbSebrunsen ibre Sbd'
tisfeit in anbere @esenben perlesen
miiien; iie baben ii9 benz Sioeu su=
semanbt, unb beute lit iiberaa In ben
Sibitaaten bic 5olsfdaerart md9tis
an ber'Mrbett. Oie iablt9en @dloer
limb iebr sroB, aber fie finb ebenio
menis uneri9Opfi@, mie bas bic n0rb=
li9en maren, unb menn bort bteielbe
Raubmirtbi9aft betrieben perben ioq=
te, wel9e bic n0roli9en @dlber per:
miftete, mirben eben au9 bort In per.
baltniBmdBis fur5er 3eit dbnlt@e Ser
bdltniiie berri9en, mie beute i'm Often
unb 0orben. Wenn es ni9t baSu
fommt, bann nirb bas gum guten
Sbeil Der Sort Nbtbeiluns bes older
bausO Departments gu banten ietn.
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