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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11
Fpps Etehings.

Rev. S. J. Mcconnell preached
a very interesting sermon at Beu
lah church last Sunday afternoon
Miss Rosa and Rhira Burrows,
two attractive young ladies ol
Fowlers. visited in this community
last Sunday.
The farmers in this community y
are busy planting corn AM pre-
pairing for cotton.
Mr.. j. &. Nc 'ntchen had the
misfortune to have his gin house
destroyed by the cyclone las,
Tuesday week. lie expects to re.
build soon.
Mr. Olin johnson. of KingStree,
visited in this community lasI
Sunday. There must be some at
traction over here rs Mr.. John.
sons visits are quite frequent.
Blue STEEL.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11

One Of the chapters in some.
what peculiar affair WIS enacted
here last week. 1t lis a case of do
mestic differences in which the in
funt plays Il leadins part. It seems
that Nr .Evander Thornhili and his
wife, Mrs. Annie Thornhill, nee
Turner, of Columbia, had some un-
plcasantness between them, AND
had probably lived apart II while.
As to which one WAS i'll fault, We
are not prepared to say. After be-
ing separated a while Mrs. Thorn
Hill went back to her husband.
One day about two weeks ago Mr..
Thornhill took their child, Al little
girl about eight months old, down
street, saying that thew were going
to his shop. (Mr. T., is ii barbcr).
Instead of going to his shop he
boarded the train with the baby and
brought her to his father, who lives
the town limits, of Lake City. Mrs.
Thornhill learning the whereabouts
of her child, instituted proceedings
To recover it. Judge Gage issued Il
habeas corpus. Armed with this
writ, State Constable II. w. Holli-
way, accompanied by Miss Annie
Th0rnhill and Mr.. G.. II. Turner,
Mrs. ThornhilPs brotl er, came
down here and seized the baby and
turned 1t over to is anxious mother
The party returned to Coluinbia
Tuesday morning Of last week.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11

A matrimL NAL discussion be-
tween a man and widow is apt
10 result IN d tie.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11
lie KEPT HIS LEG.

Twelve years ago J. w. sullivan, Of
Hartford, Conn, scratched his leg with
rusty wire. For two years he suffer
ed intensely. Then tho best doctors
uged amputntion, but" he writes, Il
used one bottle of Electric Bittcrs and
| l-2 boxes Of Bucklcn's Arnica Salve
and my lex was sound and we'll rs
ever" For cruptions, eczema, letter,
salt rheum, sores and all blood disor-
dcrs Electric Bitters has no rival on
earth. Try them. Wallace & johnson
will guarantee satisfaction or refund
money. Only 50 cents.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11
JEWELRY.

JEHtLnI.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
OR MONEY REFUNDED
Jewelry of our manufacture
warranted 10 give satistnc-
tiOn or money refunded.
We manufacture 4 complete line
in Rolled God Plate, Gold Filled
Gold Front and Solid Gold. y
camplete line Of jcwelry of our
manufacture is for sale by
W. W. GRAYS0k, Kingstree,
Call at the store and examine the
line Prices low and goods first
class.
W. +. MAIN co.
MANUFACTURING
JEWELLERY
Largest Jcwclry Factory in The World.
IOWA CITY. IOAW.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11
Smith Town.

Mrs. w. J. Smiley has returned
home.
Miss Minnie Calder is visiting
Miss Minnie Smith.
Mr.. W. z McGill has the finest
field of oats we have seen this
season.
Listen Tor the wedding bells.
Our farmers are very busy now
They are about through planting
corn and are preparing for cot
ton.
Most too much rain recently.
but the weather is fine at this
wiring NoX.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11
"rIS EASY TO FEEL GOOD.

Countless thousands have found =
blessing TO the body in DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which positively cure con-
>,ipatiOn, sick headache, dizziness,
iauHdice, malaria. fever and ague and
all liver and stomach troubles. Pure
ly vegetable; never gripc or weaken
Only 25c at Wallace 4 JOhnsun's drug
store.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11

Just received car load Flour,
which will be sold at mill prices.
l.. J. BARR,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11
JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD IT

If h"'d had itching piles. they're
terribly aunoy ing; but Bucklrn's Ar
Mica Salye viii. cure the worst case Of
pilcs.On earth. 1t has cured thousands.
For injuries. pains Or bodily eruptions
il 5 the best Salve in the world Price
&c a box. Cure guaranteed; sold by
Wallace & johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11

a man never learns how inSlg-
niicanl he il, until he attends his
own wedding.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11
IF YOU
HAVEN'T TIME

To come 10 us a mail order can do
your shopping just as well. if sent
here. We have had so much eX-
perience in filling mail orders and
use such great care that il has
become prominent feature OF
our business. Now We want TO
tell you that our
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11

As a rule, single men do no
lead double lives; one OF that kind
is sufficient.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11

A bashful lover and Il kernel OF
corn both turn white when they
pop.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-04-11

Why should the doctor who
takes life easy escape arrcs,s
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-27
turn, for Il 10 certain that be who can believe
In murder Of innocent people - the means to
any end, IL q criminal by instinct and nature.


There has been some harsh criticism 10 the
press and In public discussion conserving the
action Of the Buffalo attorneys who accepted
the duty Of defending the murderer Of Presi.
dent Mckinley. much Of which Il unjust. A
short time after Cxoleosx was arrested and
placed In Jail. the Buffalo bar association met
and decided that the prisoner was entitled to
q scientific legal defense. They therefore re.
quested the Judge before whom he was to be
tried to assign him Robert @. Titus and Lor.
in L. Lewis o. his counsel.
These two gentlemen accepted with reluc.
lance the duty imposed upon them. An At.
torney IL an officer OF the court In which he
practices. and Is under obligations Of his pro-
i~essioual oath to obey the order Of the court,
aud these attorneys had no right TO decline
the service except on tile ground Of disability.
The ethics Of the legal profession are Of high
inspiration and in law or morals there is no
criminal 10 vile as to have forfeited his right
to q fair and impartial trial In the courts Of
this country.
He is entitled to make a legal defense. and II
he Is too poor to hire q lawyer or through i'm.
bccility or malicious impulse refuses to ask for
an attorney. Il Is the duty Of the court to ap.
point one for him. Not only Is the acceptance
Of such an appointment compulsory. but the
attorney thus appointed Is required to Try the
case with all care aud ability and make the
best possible defense.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-27
ROOSEVELT ON PROTECTION.

Here again we have got to remember that
our first duty II to our people; and yet
that We can best get justice by doing justice.
We mus, continue the policy that has been 20
brilliantly successful IN the past. and 20 shape
our economic system a. 10 give every advsnt.
sge to the skill, energy aud intelligence Of our
farmers. merchants. manufacturers and wage
workers; aud yet we must also remember. In
dealing with other nations, that benefits must
be given when benefits are sought.
ut IL not possible to dognatize a. to the
exact way Of attaining this end. for the exact
conditions cannot be foretoid. In the long
run. one Of our prime needs IL stability and
continuity Of economic policy; and yet. through
treaty OF by direct legislation, II may as lesst
in certain cases become advantageous to sup,
element our present policy by q system Of re-
~ciprocal benefit and obligation. Vice Presi.
dent Roosevelt In his Minneapolis speech.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-27
CONSTITUTION AGAIN VIOLATED.

The State Constitution has again been VIC.
lated by the Democratic ring In Jefferson City.
1t IL stated on good authority that be money
collected from citizens Of st. Louis a. licenses
or taxes, hes been turned over by State Audi.
tor Allen to the state treasurer and subsequent
ly the same money was ordered RENTED b
the licenses by the state auditor, at The In
stance Of Chairman Seibert. who received hts
orders from Col. I'd Butler.
The State Constitution reads a. follows:
Sec. IS, Article io.-Aii moneys now. or At
any time hereafter. In the state treasury. be.
longing to the state. shall. Immediately on re.
ceipt thereof. be deposited by the treasures to
the credit Of the state for the benefit Of the
friends to which they respectively belong.
And Sec. 70. Article io--says: No moneys
shall ever be paid out Of the treasury Of this
state, or any Of the funds under it, manage.
men,. except In pursuance Of an appropria.
ton by law.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-27
TO CARRY THE STATE.

Missouri State Republican.
To carry Missouri. the Republican party
must:
FT-t-Wipe ont the Nesbit and all election
and police laws governing ST. Louis. Kansas
City and St. Joseph. which interfere with the
constitutional right Of suffrage.
Second-Elect q Republican legislature in
1909 TO make the repeal or amendment Of such
Ubiquitous election and police Laws possible.
Third-Make the number al Republican
members In the next legislature from the rural
districts 40 large that the Democratic State.
House ring cannot secure q majority by count
ing in solid Democratic delegations from the
machine. cursed large cities.
Fourth Elect q Republican supreme court
in 1907. SD that the laws enacted by q Kepub.
lican legislature can he upheld.
F'hh-DepoS~ leaders Of factions within the
Republican party so that a powerful organiza.
tion can Ike effected. from national committee.
man down to the humblest position in the
patty organization. Relegate. the office ped.
dlers to the rear. -
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-27
REVOLVING.

A word must he said concerning the New
York Journals post. requiem attempt Of yes.
trrday to conceal its share in bringing abDut
the late awful crime aga,n>t man and nation.
Needless to say the scheme Of the apology ID
inexpressibly revolving.
This shameless publication would have Il
believed that the impressive and destructive
condemnation Of II which the outraged aud
indignant American public has expressed
through the reputable press, Is In fact M. re
newspaper attack upon II because Of jealousy
Of its superior enterprise and novelty"
And that its reckless libels OF every man ar
form of prosperous business and its imcendi.
AIRY appeals to discomfort at every opportuMi.
~ for its excitement. the frui, OF which has
been assassination, have been disinterested
attempts to expose and punish wrong and to
defend the rights of man.
Is this an example OF the exposure Of
wrong.
.~ %ss,S.n sy..s e.. . :Ss sd band has as, 'o ~ a. to w shs STARVING SS,.:
window, a trust can do no wrong"
We're these words. likewise quoted from the
columns Of the Hearst prints. put together to
promote the interests of the poor or uphold
the rights of the oppressed
w. ,Hns n..s Ass, eyer ,Ssn a.r tn e. worlds ,ua h!!,.'ory'
.wssh,ns.on. Feb, !: The 1r!,s, tina. pierced aos-
II Is speeding here to stretch Mckinley on his bisr.'
Tn utter pertersion Of the thing known ss
yellow journalism was never shown more con-
c~lusively or Extensively than in this hypocri.
teal pretense to exalted motives in connection
with other ends az II cloak to completely IN a
crime that has shocked the entire country
The Sun.
The Marshall republican., 1901-09-27
ANARCHY.

The assassination Of President Mex inley Is
good and sufficient reason for this country
taking the initiative in an effort to wipe an.
archy of the face Of the earth. 1t has been
suggested that the representatives Of the va
rious nations Of the earth be called in confer.
ence to deal with the evil and to devise ways
and means to purchase an island in some sea.
thousands Of miles distant from the dwellings
Of human law. abidings citizens. and provide
a sufficient number Of gun boats to constantly
keep watch over these beasts In human form.
Then the various governments should pass
laws defining anarchy as q crime against the
peace and dignity Of the state aud the security
OF human life.
Anarchy Is nothing more nor less than or
ganized murder. The laws Of this country
make II crime to attempt to commit q crime.
and the teachings Of anarchy should be held
as an attem2 to commit . crime, for il is but
reasonable to assume that II anyone believes
In murder as q right that belongs to him. II Is
fair TO assume that he Is only waiting and
looking for an opportunity to assert his right.
aud Is thereby attempting crime. Anarchy
SUOutu OS SS'kUp"N'SSu ~ NssusS WIZ sUSSut
reward should I've offered for information which
would lead to the exposure and conviction Of
these contemplate vermin Of the earth. aud.
as NOON as convicted Of anarchy. they should
be transported to this island. where they
should be compelled to remain 80 long as God
sees fit to permit them to breathe.
/, has also been suggested that there should
be no law whatever on the island. bu, the
single manifestation Of law and order should
he in the iron quarantine Of the gunboats.
For exercise, let the occupants Of the island
cut each others throats. instead Of numbering
great and noble men like Mckinley. Law
and civilization should not he extended he.
yond the shore line and should exercise abso-
lutely no control over the inhabitants of IL.
land. With this condition OF affairs 1t would
be but a short time until the last one OF these
vipers would have his anarchistic desires fully
satisfied. Though the experiment would cure
his case Of anarchy. his sentence should not
be reduced, but should be for life, with no
hope of pardon, for were he again permitted
to return to civilization. law, ORDER and 20.
ciety would cause his criminal impulses to re.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-05
@erbrettet lid, mic gailsfener.

Das 8eite ldBt iib aub inmer
am beiten perfoufen. abraham
6ere, Elm befannter DrDguiit in Ben=
bile, g., ihreibt: Electric Bit
ters' tpiro bier ntebr oerlangt, als
ireeno Elm anoerer 8itters. ben td
in ben 20 Sabren meiner @eihdfts=
Sbdti9feit gebalten babe. 8iiien
Sic tpeshalb? Die meiiten 8ranf=
beiten riibren BON oem Wagen. Der
2eber, ben geieren, 9eeruen ooer
oem 8lute Der. Electric Bitters
lit oos 8eite, UNI oiele Oraane 5lt
itdrfen uno Die gbdtiefeit berielben
gu f0roern. St iit BON erpBem
8ertb fir oos ean5e t1eniblibe 5p=
item. Breis so Gents. 3u baben
BET; S. &alteper & Sobn. @eo. S.
S. Sdmitt, @igentbr., uno Goelf
OreiE.
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9lmsipetiuas bes 6riegsforreipun'
Senten Serrings aus 8erlfn.

Ius Berlin l1reibt man: Solepb
9errinas, Der befannte &riegsbe=
ribteritatter, lit aus 8reuBen aus
eemieien tpDrben unb bat nur tpes
nige Gage sSriit erbalten, I'M feline
Siebeniaben 81 paden uno ben
Staat au uerlafien.
Der iebt befannt gegebene Ser
bannungsbefebl Fat in tpeiteiten
8retien aroBes 8efremoen erreat,
nibt nur peeen Der gbatIabe an
iicb unb Der 8eri6nlibfeit oes 8e>
troffenen, ionoern beion6erS tpegen
Der umit6noe Der MaBreQelung,
/, tpelhe bielelbe in einent gang tnerf=
tpiirbiaen 2i9te erlbeinen lalIen.
6errings tpanoerte i'm Sabre 1882
i'm Nlter bon II Sabren nab Nme=
rita aus uno rpuroe i'm Sabre 1885
Dbne iein 8iiien opm 8amberger
2anoeerid)t in cDntumaciam 81
einmonatli1em @efdnaniB perur=
tbeilt, neil er ii1 Der @ebrpfliht
J entaueen batte. 6errines beaab iib
| furs por GuSbrud) Der 6ineiil1en
@irren pDn Stem gDrf nab Sbangz
bal, tpo er am .Oita1iatiiben 2lop6"
tbdtig mar. Sir oieie8 8latt iiber=
nabm er. nahoem Die gemeiniame
Expedition Der Wdbte in Scene ge=
iebt mar, bic MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sn iolber @igenihaft befano er iidb
bel Der gritiirmung Der Sorts in
1afu an 8pro oes beuti9en &anuz
nenbootes ,Sltis", auf oem er neben
benz tapferen &apitdn Sans BON eis
nern @ranatIplitter ibtper pertpun=
bet tpuroe. Infang oieies Sabres
beeab er fib nah Berlin, po er iieb
elmer gef6brliben Operation 81 unS
tersieben bate, Die ourh bic Ber=
punbung pur 9afu notbpenoig ee=
tporoen mar.
Gnolib n0llig eeneien, erbielt er
i'm Suli oieies SabreS BON ben preuz
Bilben 8ebDroen einen Gusmeiz
iunas=8efebl. @r ribtete bar1afbin
unoertueilt elm @eiud an ben 8rin5z
Hesenten 2uitpplb BON 8apern UNI
Innullirung oeS ieiner5eit oom
8amber9er 2anogeribt oerbangten
urtbeils. tpouon er nun erit 8ennts
nib erbalten bate. Son Wiinhen
aus tpuroe ibm Der 8eibeio. oaB in=
folge ber Gmneitie oom Sabre 1896
oas llrtbeil obnebin annuairt tuor=
ben lei. gr nerlieB iih nun oarauf
ooB er unbebelli9t bleiben tuiiroe.
9roboem tpuroe Der NuSrpeiiune8s
befebl jebt erneuert, uno 6erriugS
iollte am l. 00pember 8reuBen perz
lalien.
9ieie iummariibe 8ebanoluna
BON 9errings piro bier iebr ihaf
tOmmentirt. Wtan finoet es unpers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-05

mer sorm unb 3urudboltung, ober Elm
bisden f1rbern unb benz S9idfol unter
bic Mrme eretfen fonnte man felb1t NIT
ber erDbten 9ornebmbeit.
Die garonin e1npfanb cine Dirt
@ludsahnen, iie pdr nit ibren pIGnen
10 3iemlt9 fertg, unb ols slei9 naa
benz 8efu9 beg grafen Elm Gprb fpun<
bsrpoller Hoien fir 9uHa eintraf, BE-.
sleitet bon ber Wtiitentorte bes 9sbers.
faste fie NIT mii6iam unterbriidter ee-
Itgfeit:
Gin reiaenber Menlh, 10 aufmertz
fam! gr mub re9t ptel baben, ipenn er
in biefer Sabres5eit 10 nit ben Roien
Inn fI9 tperfen fann!"
r0ie[Iei9t bat ct ptel S9ulben,
Mamaden-na9 beriibmten Muitern"
--ladte 9uiTa. gang eegen tire llebers
seugung, nur Inn bas berolt19enba
@liidssefiibl. bas lift 5era burd-
flutbete, bafnit gu perbeden.
,,Nein, rein. mein 8inb, 10 biel Mene
f9entenntniB babe i9 mir benn bo6
betpohrt, Inn nit @i9erbeit bebauptsn
gu f0nnen, baB bieier Mann teine
@9ulben bat"-tpe6rte bic Boronin
tpiirbepou unb iiberseugt ob, ,0a
fGuI9t bod Der Ginbrud ni9t, an benz
ut ol1ss folibe unb edit pornebnl. Sd
bente, mir Iaben i'm nG9Itens aum
9bee Elm, oas itnb mir tim bod fir
feline liebenstpiirbtge Mufmert5amfeit
T9ulbfg."
sic toaste babel ni9t, su Maria
btniiber gu ieben, benn ibre f1piegerz
miitterliden Wbiidten bebriidten ibr
bod ettpas bos gepiTen, unb lie
meinte, tbre tluse Maria mifie i6r bis
slei4 am fdulobsnuBtsn 9eli9t obs
leien.
2lber Marto itimrrte nit poIlfomnlez
ner llnbefansenbeit elm: ,eSa, bas finbe
i9 aud in ber Orbnung, unb bann
tonnen mir 9leid Gebert NIT abs
MAIDEN"
rNein4-fiel bic mama nit unees
pobnter gnergte eirs--r rbafiir BIN t9
eor niat, ben Sdlingel min i9 nidt
rnebr in unfer 9aus aieher, ols es uns
umsdnslid n0tbig it,"
r9tber Mamaden, bas lit bo4
isentli9 fdon bic unumsGnelidite
pflidt, tpenn mir i'm enblid mai sum
&bee oufforbern!"
rNein, nein. tpenn er nal 10 ber>
tnmmt, babs i9 ni4ts bageeen, bas
tann i'd AUDI ni9t binbern, aber font
min i'd mir ben srobfpurisen, eelbeies
rieen Sunsen niht auf ben 9als laben,
unh ipenn er bunbert Wtal meiner
S9tpeiter 5ohn 1T! Wlir mibfdat er!
2aB i'm nur au Miillers ee6en, ba ees
bort er bin, uno ba pirb Inn dud olies
groRortia uno bollfpmmen 9enig iein!"
(EDrtiebuno fDfut)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-11-05

itdnolib, baB elm Mann. Der iib por
Safu auf oeutiber Selte befanb, als
&ombattant ~ pertpunoet uuroe
nno i'm Be1tbe zines ebrenpDllen
Certificates iiber feline gntlaiiune
aus Der oeutiben Marine tpeeen 1nz
tau9li6feit iit, in oieler Weile gez
moBregelt miro. Cine grfldrung
oafiir tpare, boB er ben Weuno gu
pol eenommen unb fib unerlaubter
9rtttf befleiBigt bdtte. Nber er ielbit
tpie Inoere oeriibern, oaB bteS nibt
Der SAL oetpeien lei unb oaB er
lberbaupt feinerlei &Dnflifte NIT ben
VebDroen batte. Gin balotger anti
llder 9(ufibluB iiber ben eteentbiimz
llden SOU tudre oemnab iebr er<
miinlc)t.
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l1nfere farbige Sen1lferung.

Die eela,nnte farbige 8epDlfe=
rune Der Ser. Staaten iit nah bem
3enlus i'm Sabre 1890 Z, ,488, ,676,
i'm Sabre 1890 ieoob $40, 789,
cine germebrune pDn 1871 8ro5ent.
Oie tpeiBe 8epDlferune bes 2anbes
bat ii6, einf9lieBltd Die gintpanbez
rung, in Dem ndmlihenI 3eitabibnitt
BON 55, ,093, ,283 ouf 66, ,810,711 See
len, poer Inn 21,25 8rosent pers
mebrt. 3tebt man in 8etradt, baB
bic 3ab( Der tpeiBen gintpanoerer in
Der lebten 9efaoe 1867, 900 betrug,
bann tpiro man sugeiteben nliiGen,
boB bas farbiee 8eoDlferuneselement
Elm iiberraihenb grDBes @abstbun1
su perseibnen bat. Sn Der Defaoe
BON 1890 biz 1890 betrug Die Ser
mebrung Der Sarbieen nur 1875 ee=
gen 26 8rD5ent Der WeiBen, uno in
friiberen Sabrsebnten, nit Qus=
nabme bes 8eitablhnittes nah benz
Burgerfriege 1870 Biz 1880, in tpel=
hen es 35 Brosent betrue, eing bas
3ablenoerbdltniB niel tpeiter aus=
chamber.
geoh INNER iino neun .3ebntel
Der farbieen BepDlferung bes 2anoes
in ben iiiblihen Staaten beiniid.
SON ben nDrbltben Staaten bat
8enniplpanien bic grDBte Nnsabl,
ndtnlib 157, 900, auf5upeilen; bann
foleen Seem Oorf NIT $4,000,
ObiD nit $1,000, Sqinois init
5000, Snoiana $1,000, &anlas
$1,000 uno Wtailahuietts NIT
$4,000. Sn ben beioen Siio=
itaaten Wtilliiiippi unb South Carp
lima bingegen iit Die farbige BeuDlz
ferung nod INNER in Der Wtebrbeit;
i'm erlteren mahte iie, na9 Der lebs
ten 8DlfSsdblung, 58,6, i'm anoern
58,4 Bru5ent Der @eiammtbeoDlfe=
rung aus. Cine 8ertninoerung tpur=
be jeoDd in ben Staten Californian,
Nebrasfa, 0epaoa, geDrtb Dafota,
OreaDn, Soutb 9afota, 8ermunt
uno gaeu.Werico feitaeiteut. Die
3abl Der Sarbigen in ben Siibitaaz
ten betrue beim lebten .3eniusob=
ihluB: Georgia. 176, lib; Wtiiiii=
iippi, 1853. 81; Ilabama, 148. .818;
9eras, 1872, ,551; Sputb Carolina,
93, ,387; 9ouiiiana, 91.6 GIL; sSlorioa
"a. $50; Nrfanias, 81, ,739 uno Gems
neifee, 1929.
Die tpeiBe 8eo6lteruna i'm Staate
2ouiltana bat fih i'm lebten s5abrz
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8abl Der in Sbicaeo uno @opf Count
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angenablen; i'm Staate Netp Dorf
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Sabraebnt uUn 39,377 auf 62,613
unb Die 8ittsburg's bon 7,840 auf
f17, ,040 aeitieaen.
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