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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-01-12

the grounds are about a mile and a
quarter and from east to west half a
mile. The grounds are situated In the
northern part of Buffalo and are cas-
lily reached either direct or by transfer
ticket by all the electric car lines con-
stituting the city's perfect street rail-
way system. On the northern side are
the tracks of the New York Central
Belt Line. TO which the % steam rail
ways entering Buffalo will have access
during the Exposition. The southern
portion of the grounds is part of Del
aware Park and contains lake of ir-
regular shape more than half a mile
long, indicated by letter b on the
ground plan. This part of the EXPOSE
ton plot is already very beautiful, the
city of Buffalo having spent many thou
sands of dollars in planting shrubs and
trees of many rare species and in pro-
lducing landscape effects that give to
the eye beautiful vista from every
point of view.
The main southern entrance of the
Exposition Is on Lincoln Parkway, in
dictated by the letter A. At the left as
you enter will be the beautiful AL
bright Art Gallery, built of white mar
bile and costing upward of S350,000.
This Is the gift of citizen of Buffalo,
Mr.. J. j. Albright. and will be a per
manent freproof building for public
uses devoted to art. On the right Is
the beautiful new boathouse and shell
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-01-12
ELECTRICITY FROM RIVERS


with Cheap Power.
Philadelphia capitalists have under
consideration plan to employ wafef
power as substitute for steam In tho
production of electricity, says the Phil
adelphia Press. II Is proposed to utit
lie the waters of some accessible river
and transmit the electricity by cable
to Philadelphia and other cities far
electric railways. lighting and power
supply. The financial advantage Of the
use of water power is great. and the
scheme If organized. as Is now proba-
BILE. will mean revolution In power
supply.
The project provides for the use of =
river the waters of which may be
damned TO procure the vast power
which may be demanded The sus-
quehanna. the Patapsco, the Delaware
and the Schuylkill have all been sug-
gested, any one OF which would be
adaptable. Power houses would b.
built along the river banks. and the
electricity manufactured would be car
ried to Philadelphia and other cities
by heavy copper cables.
This means Of production and trans
portation Is much more economical
than the present separate plants Of
production. In order to supply the
electricity used for running the cars
lighting and other purposes the Union
Traction aud the Philadelphia Electric
companies have been under tremcnr
dous expense. More power houses, In
yolving heavy expenditures or money
for equipment and connecting cables.
are now in use. Yet they are Insult
cient..
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-01-12

or more than one-half OF the worlds
output The United States and Mexico
are the two greatest silver producing
countries. La other mining produc-
tons, the commercial value OF which is
considerably greater than that OF the
precious metals. the countries Of Pan
America also lead the world. During
the last year the coal output OF the
United States reached the enormous
amount OF 2o5,o00.Oo0 tons. This. as
compared with Great Rritain's output
1T about a000O0.00o tons and Ger
many's l00n00.0N0 TONS makes the
question Of the future production OF
coal, considering the rapid increase In
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-01-12

stands FOR the sale of oriental goods Of
great variety win be provided. The
Beautiful Orient is under the same
management as the Streets Of Cairo.
which was so popular at the Worlds
fair. though Ii win be three times as
large. About 500 orientals win be en-
ployed In different ways with this 81
traction. a conglomerate eastern city
with distinct local features "a history
in nutshell.
Within 900 miles Of Buffalo are the
homes Of more than 40.0o0000 people.
which Is more than the entire popula-
ton of the country at the time OF the
Centennial Exposition nj Philadelphia
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-01-12

Horticultural building by one OF the
Conservatives which flank the Horti-
cultural building on the north and
south. 1t is 100 feet square, and at
each of the four corners 1t has square
tower 80 feet high. The eastern fa-
cade, looking upon the Esplanade,
shows three high recessed arches be-
tween the towers. forming an open
loggia deliberately and beautifully or
namented with plastic detail and deco
rated in brilliant colors. From this
loggia are the main entrances to the
building. There are also entrances In
the corner towers. The ornamental de-
tail is very picturesque and interest
ing. The design is by Peabody K
Stearns of Boston.
Never was the science of metallurgy
or skill in mining more highly devel-
oped than in the present day. The
golden decorations OF King Solom0n's
Temple are estimated TO have cost
$3.50, 100000. Ever since the account
in the book Of Genesis Of finding gold
along the river Pison. stream which
flows from the Garden of Eden, the seek
ing for and mining of gold have been
among the most fascinating industries.
The production Of gold throughout the
world during the present century has
steadily Increased. The production In
the United States In 1899 amounted Ia
S72,J00,000. while that of the whole
world is given al $31500O,000. thus Civ
ing the United States the first position
In production of gold Of any country.
In the matter OF copper the United
States produces $4,000 tons annually,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-01-12

states and nations OF the western hemI-
sphere and in the establishment %
more cordial relations among all the
people OF the western world
MARK BENNITT.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-01-12
PAN AMERICAN OUTLOOK.
The Big Exposition promises
to Exceed all Expectations.
Exhibits From All the States and
Countries of the Western Hem
isphere More Than Score
Of Great Buildings to
Shelter the Display.

The Pam American Exposition AT
Buffalo during the summer OF 1901
will be not only big. but beautiful. In
many ways 1t will excel every similar
enterprise in the history Of the world,
and chief among its merits viii be the
fact that everything can be easily seen
and comprehended. System and origi-
nality are conspicuous in every detail
The revised plan shows plot compris-
ing $50 acres. From north to south
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff is very pathetic.
When Mrs. Woodruff returned from
her eastern trip she was accompanied
by DR.. and Mrs. Phillips, of Seattle,
who have been intimate friends of the
family of years standing. 1t was DIR.
Phillips intention to return on the Sc
attic, but their kind hosts, out of de-
sire to prolong the engagement of
entertaining their old friends and
guests, prevailed upon them to wait
for the Islander. When they accompa-
anied their old neighbors down to
the ship and babe them goodbye and
a pleasant voyage, like a hundred
others, they little conceived the sad
decree Of fate.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-28

The Skagway Guide says when Phil
Keith, Robert Kirby, and party went
into the White River country about
two months ago, they overlook man
with two dogs and sled. They were
almost in the last stages of starvation,
all three having lived on two grouse
for twenty three days. The boys took
them in charge and fed them cautious
ly until they were so far recovered as
to be safe and then gave both man and
dogs over to the police who will look
after their welfare until they are
able to travel.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-28
News at Dawson Of the Islander Wreck.

A special to the Skagway Alaskan un-
der the date of Aug. 10th, says. Daw-
son can easily be called city OF
mourning tonight. First because of
the deep and unaffected respect for
Gov. Ross at his sad affection and Sec
ond because of the death of several
well known Dawsonites.
The first news to reach here was a
private dispatch to Gov. Ross from
Skagway. The shock was atremendous
one to the chief dignitary of the terri
tory. Sympathizing friends gathered
around him but he sought the quietude
of his own apartments and with his
children gathered around him found
solace in the memory of the dear de-
parted. None knew what occurred but
the bravest of men was struck an in
visible blow, and his sufferings and
agonies in his room were too sacred
for the public to gaze upon.
Soon after the receipt of several pri-
vate kilograms almost simultaneously
bulletins appeared in the windows OF
the Daily News and Nugget. The
Morning Sun shortly after put up a
bulletin, then the first extras appeared
on the street.
Crowds gathered as if by magic.
The newspaper offices were thronged
with those asking, is so and so saved, or
is Mr.. so and so among the missing.
AS each batch of news arrived bulle-
tins containing the list were posted and
then the copy was rushed to the ma
chine operators and extras again sprung
forth.
Bye o'clock the latest news was re-
ceiyed and besides the extras bulletin
ON the board in front of Townsend It
Roses cigar store told to all the sad de-
tails. Knots gathered about the streets
and discussed silently the sad accident.
Many are there in Dawson who knew
CAPTAIN Foote, and, as they have travel
ed with him, said, one of the most
polite and genial captains has gone to
his last rest standing to the end on
duty.
The White Horse left shortly after 8
o'clock and on board was Gov. Ross
and his children. Instructions were
issued to the captain to omit the usual
stops and reach White Horse as soon
as possible.
Flags are at half mast and the stars
and stripes on many American homes
are lowered out of respect.
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-28
probable loss as follows:

probable loss as follows:
First.class passengers (accurate) II.
Second class passengers, 30.
Crew, 81.
Stowaways and help, u (sure OF y.
Total, $50.
Saved, lib.
Lost, 81 with some doubt as to the
number of children.
This estimate was complied after con
sultation with the officers of the ship
although it does not agree with that
of Purser Bishop, who was saved, and
who sent down an estimate to the
manager of the company-24 passengers
and 16 of the crew.
Mrs. Gov. Ross was bound south to
purchase household furniture for her
Dawson home, lately erected and had
a short time before left her husband,
Gov. Ross in Dawson with five little
children, none of whom are old enough
to understand correctly the extent of
their great loss.
There are few people in Skagway who
have not personal reasons for grief
over the loss of the Islander by reasons
of a personal acquaintance with some
one of the crew or passengers who per-
ished in the wreck, says the Alaskan.
AS an instance, the sad experience OF
Douglas Island news. [volume] (Douglas City, Alaska) 1898-1921, 1901-08-28
NOTES

According to a dispatch from Vic
toria to the Seattle P.-I., G. G. Ray, OF
Ottawa, and N. A. Belcourt, NJ. P, for
Ottawa, who were on board and who
came down to Victoria on the Queen,
estimate the number on board and
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
0ettorben.

glm 81. SUM in 9aplor. ga., 5rau
Barbara 8hrfi, 9eborne bon BERGEN,
Wittme bon @aspar 8iirfi, i'm Mlter
bon ~ Sabren. 9ie Weritorbene bins
terldBt mebrere ainoer unb @robtinoer !;
lie par cine sbpeiier bon Grau sSobn
Ndgelp oabier unb leben bier uno in
Der llmaebung nod 5ablreibe 8er-
manbte bon ibr.
gm 90. Suni in uhri1spile Sane
Sobnion i'm Mlter bon SO esabreil. Die
8erforbene mar cine WeiBe. aber ibr
Wann mar Elm Tarbiser uno aud ibre
Ginoer lino Garbige.
Mm "a. SUM in ubridsoille Mnorem
8. 8ladburn an Den Solgen zines
edlaaanfaas i'm Mlter bon So Sabren.
Ser 8erforbene mar elm 8eteran oes
SO. Ohio &esiments +; er binterldbt
cine Wittme unb orei Giuoer.
gm "a. Suni in Gnaoenbiitten 6rau
Mlpine glifensbsrfer, Wittme BON
Siaac Ylidensoerfer. i'm glter BON 81
Sabren. gon flint Ginoern, Die iie
ibrem 8atten gebar, 1T nur nod cine
Sodter am 2eben.
Nm 20. SUM- in Dorttomn Emanuel
Matbios i'm Mlter bon 81 Sabren. st
litt ieit Sabren an Gbeumatismus uuo
Grdmpfen uno iein SOB tpuroe tuabr=
ibeinli1 our9 cine innere Btutuug bers
beieefiibrt, Die our6 Grdmpfe oerur=
fa6t ipar. Scr eritorbene mar in
Oort Sp. in oieiem @ountp seboren
uno bat immer in oemielben gelpobnt.
st binterldBt eine Witttpe nno abt Rin=
Der, feds s0bne uno Swei S09ter.
slm %. Suni in garnbia Somes
Warner, Elm Geteran oes 8iirsertris.
ses, I'M Nlter BON 81 sSabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
9eiratbsD eutAtBunaen.

Geo. gmli9 = Map Ripaen, bsios bon
Canal 9oper.
s. %. Willigman - Noella 5iIblep,
bsioe bon Wiineral Yoint.
Wm. SadIon, Barnbia. sarab
Meanor, Stem philadelphia.
Saniel Sroun, Seem philadelphia, =
gfellie 9ammea. Miobale.
6omer ". 9enrp, gomerstotpn, = So=
iie 9apibion, Nem PHILADELPHIA.
Samuel 8rotpn, @tonecreet = Dela
Meiaer, Canal 9oper.
Barrier &eiier - gaa NuBborfer, bei=
be bon Susearatpas.
Go,paro q. 2omren, glebelanb. = Wap
.. Sbafer. Mineral gitp.
Dauio g. Starr. ubridsbille, - Wnna
gan 9orn, Denniion.
,Seiie Wbifman. llbridspile, = Mauo
NHolter. Ninibe.
Sobn s. 9ooper, - pboebe Weooof,
beioe bon StraBbnrs.
Sliper g. @banep, Yifsrs, - Wartha
s. Starts, Waibin9ton, Sp.
GOlle sc. Dabis - gbna 8. 5proul,
beioe bon llbridsbiae.
@has. Buhman. Otterbein, O., -
Carolina Spatber. etrabburg.
Oabio 5. Martpeu - Bertha 6. SIens
burg, beioe bon Denniion.
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Ser 4ropnet 9ospte.

lleber oieIen ionoerbaren Qeili9en.
Der Die @inbiloung bat, in Der Saut
oes propbeten @lias aeiteft gu haben
uno na6ber in Die bes Saufers getro6en
su iein, baben mir i6on senu9 9eiagt
uno es tpdre idaoe UNI ieoes Wort,
pel1es peiter perldpenoet tuiiroe.
lleber oas 8orleben oieles Wannes, Der
Sauienoe BON 9ummeu I'm ii9 ber=
iammelt bat, baben mir ni6ts geIaet,
neil mir nidts oapon nuBten. Die it,
@bicago erideinenoe vSribune", Der
natiirli6 au6 bic geranttuortung fiir
oas @eIagte sufdat, er5dblt aber Gol.
senoes:
gor Is SSabren iaB bieier 9o,uie i'm
@efdn9niB gu Sponep, Iusitralien,
beute fdbrt er in elesanter @quipa9e
nit 2ipreeoieuer uno auf Der giienbabn
in ieinem Prioatpasen. 8or Is Sab=
rem muroe er bon Den 8efdn9nibbebor-
ben swanasueiie Photographic; por
eini9en Monaten besablte er $500 fir
cine s JuB bDle eroen-potoarapbie
leiner perion. Qls er 1892 Ieine res
lisi6ie Waare in Chicago aussurufen
begann, preoiste er in einem parterres
6olsbdusden on Stonep Sslano 9lpe.
uno 81. StraBe. 0eute tontrolirt er
9otels. Gpna9ogen. gddereien, Wert.
itdtten, 2doeu uno Sduier in GROCER
Anaabl. bic Midisan Nbe. entlana uno
in Den paraleltraben stuiiden IL. uno
Is. sSn Watueeaan seb0ren i'm 5000
older 2ano. ,uelde iiir ~3iou @itp"
erfldrt tueroen. uno fir bas groBe
6aus, tpelbes er oemndbit besieben
mill, iino fir $50, 600 M0bel betellt.
5ein Sitel 1T nun ST." 9otpie, v@e,
neral Nuffe6er Der 6riitliden tatbo'
lii9en Stride in 3ion". Wober bat
er al oas @elo? Som 3ebnten. ben
ieoer Wann unb ieoe Grau aus ieiner
Nnhdngeri6aft in Stabt unb 2ano an
i'm 5u 5ahlen bat. gr nimmt's bonn
Nrmen mie Geihen - oo1 lieber bon
bieIen, ueil's bel 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-27
8 0ctritterid1a0ct,.

+. "
9lnd in unlerem gountp baben
Gtiirme nno Gemitter beoeutenben
Ghaoen aiieeri1tet.
9lm 20. SUM tpuroe auf Der patrid
6arna oil Slbtopn, mo am IL. SUM
Die Sdenne in Golse eines Ylibitrahles
IN Glammen aufsina, Die bette Milb=
tub bes 9dbters. Carl 0dnni. bonn
glib erihlasen.
Mm Samlfag tpurben i'm Stoneereef
Sbale 5fuei benz grnit 3umba9 eeb5.
renoe 3iibe ourh einen Bliblhlag nie-
oergeiporfen Die eine erbolte litb in
furSer 3eit. aber Die anbere tpnnte erit
nad mebreren @tunoen tpieoer auf Die
GiiBe aebraht tperoen.
Seltlib BON Dsnnifon iblus am
lebten Donneritag Der BIib in ben Stall
Sobn Barnbius uno erfdlua cine tpertb=
polle Stute, tpdbrenb oas 5iillen, bas
im ndmlihen Stale mar, unberleBt
blieb.
Mm Samifag ltano Elm bem 6. @otb
seb0reuoes Pferb an elmer Drabtiens
, an Der gaitport 5traBe. als Der BliB in
Die Srdbte iblus Das Yfero itiir,te
uno rollte einen 0iigel binunter. bis es
BON elmer anoeren 6ens aufsebalten
murbe. 9fnr nit Noth uno GROCER
Wiibe fonnte oas Shier bon stpei Nidn=
nern iuieoer auf Die Yeine sebradt iuer-
ben, ihien aber unperlebt all iein.
Nm lebten Samfaa i6lug Der glib
in bas 0aus BON 60. Slime in Dtiopale
uno Elm She'll oes 9auIes tpurbe idlimm
beihdoiet uno 5rau Slime. rpelbe nit
ibrem 5auelina befddftist mar, berlor
bas 8e,uuBtIein uno erbolte 1ih nur
langlam mieoer BON ibrer getdubun9.
Gin ri1ti9er @olfenbrub eing am
5amitag Wlittae iiber Yarnbia nieoer.
Sas gddlein, oas ionit burh oas friebs
liae Mioenitdotden flieBt, perwanoelte
liA in tpenigsn Minuten in einen rei-
Benoen Stroin, Der Nlles ne9riB, mas
ihm I'M Wess Itanb.
9auler purben bon oen @runbnlau=
ern gerihen uno aablreibe 9ubner uno
Sbweine wuroen bon Den 6lutben fort=
aetra9en. .. 8. Nieola. Der eineu
Store bdlt, iddBt ieinen Sdaosn aut
$500. Seine groBe Gdeune tpuroe
bon Dem Waiier mebrere SUB melt fort=
serillen uno 3 Sab Gruben0l tpuroen
BON ben sflntben fortgetrageu stpei
ipuroen tpieoer heraussefiIdt, ood oas
brittle fano luabri9einlih ieinen @e9
in ben Glub.
q. S. Oliper, Der eleidians Store
bdlt, f9dbt ieinen Sbaoen auf $50 !;
bas @aiier itano in leinem Store spei
SUB bod uno oiele Waaren puroen
9dn5lih Deroorben.
Mebrere 9duier tpuroen bom Stro-
me pDn ibrem Stanoorte fortgeri1en
uno bas @eleiie Der g. 8. & W. glien=
babn nod ben 2Oblenminen marc un=
terpaIAen uno theilneile 5erfDrt.
/ Sie StraBenbabn ppn bier noh
| ubri1spile itano auf elmer Strefe bon
elmer balben Weile unter Waiier uno
cas- Geleiie mar tbeilpeiie unterualhen.
| 10 oaB Der 8ertebr mebrere Stunoen
| unterbroden tparo.
| SSeloer unb @drten oes gan3en Sbas
les iinb ruinirt.
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- Ser geriud, nit Ganonen seeen
Saeslgetpblt an3uidieben, miro pDn
unierem Metter=gureau als shuinbel
ertldrt. Gin ni6t serinserer S9min=
Del aber 1T Der 8eriub, Our6 Ganonen
6unlanitdt. Treibeit. Civilization III
frembe gDlferi6aften uno entfernte Qr.
dipel bineinihieben su pollen.
Nbam 2anber, Geo. Bolb, Sos.
6rant. Sobn Spnes uno Nbrabam Go
tparbs, tpelde aneetlagt lino. in Der
Ndbe oes S9ulbaufes an Der atpeiten
GtraBe in Canal Sober 2aura gu9er
beraeipaltigt gu baben, tpurben in einem
8orperb6r bor Wapor golo unter ie
$1,000 giir9idaft geiteat uno Die Nn9e=
legenbeit bem Common gleas @eri1t
iibertuie1en.
Better 6. gedtel bon Canal Oo-
Der bat in ben @eridten cine Sdaben=
eriaBflaee fir ben 8strag BON $4,000
eegen bic gountD @ommiiIiondre an=
bangis semadt. Ser Gld9er BAT 1ib
our9 einen Gall bon elmer Bride Yer-
lebunsen sugesoaen uno bebauptet. Die
@ommiiiiondre ieien oafiir perantwort=
lid, neil iie bic Bride ni1t beier in
Stano gebalten.
- SEPT. ba bic belize Sabresseit ba
lit. miro es ieoer 9ausfrau angenebm
fem, gu eriabren, auf tpelde Weiie lie
fbnel etpas tiinitlides gis bersiten
fann. Sier bas &e5ept Man nebme
einen iroenen Sopf, siebe 8 un5en
Waher biuein uno fii9e un3e ibpe=
feliaures SODA binau. Sn oieIe Wii=
fdung, Die natiirlid in erDberer Mense
bereefteat ueroen tann, fteae man elm
tleineres @efdb, tpeldes bas gum @e=
irieren gu brineeuoe Waiier entbdlt,
bede es gu uno brebe Dos 8an3e lei1t
bin uno ber, oamit bic Rdltemiiduns
in gepeeung bleibt. Sn ipenisen Mi=
nuten miro has WaHer in Dem tleiren
@efdbe au gis setuoroen fein. Sie-
ielbe y0iuns ldbt lid mebrere Male
bertDenDen.
= @dbreno ben Sommerferien foQ=
ten Die Gltern beionoers barauf ieben,
oaB bic 2inber tpdbreno zines 5beiles
beg Sases reseln,dBis beiddftist fein.
IS finbet ii1 iiberaa, lei es i'm Qauie
ober i'm Jreien, ettpas gu tbun, tpel1es
ben Ginoern eine Treube iein tpiirbe gu
perribten. Spiel uno Mrbeit iolIten
regulirt unb namentlid lebtere oem MI=
ter uno Der t6rperliden gntipidelune
aneepaBt merben. Gin 9ino, bas bon
frhb bis Ipdt iid ielbit iiberlaiien bleibt
uno planlos bic 3eit tobtihldgt, i1a=
bet fi1 an 20rper unb @eiit uno er-
ipeiff i'm ipdteren 2eben feinen gltern
feinen 9anf. ,grf bic Mrbeit uno
bann Dos 0ersniigen," beiBt es nit
Redt, unb ie eber bic Rleinen gu elmer
regelre4ten uno planmdbi9en Bei9df=
tigung ansebalten iperoen, beto before
unb niiblidere Mitglieoer Der menidli=
den GeIeli6aft ueroen iie.
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- Nlte u8runobirre" fno nun 81
oas 8uibel. Oie neuen lino nod 81
~9elal5en".
- Ser 8ebeimnibfrdmer beribmeiai
nit belonoerer Sorsfalt, mas Nismano
3u ui1en miiniht.
6alte nihts fir seniB uno nidts
fir unmDsli9 uno ou wirit tpenis gnt-
tduidunsen erfabren.
= Ser 6rsisiebise lit oft Elm an=
fpru6spoQer, barter 8laubiaer, Der gu
boben pro5erlten i9entt.
- Sic oItsntatip sur 5hau setra.
gene Wiiroe lit oft pelter ni9ts als Elm
Seflnantel Der 9ummbeit.
SEPT tommt Die id0ne 3eit Der
Gerien fiir aae, Die tpabreno Der Nr=
belts5eit am tpenisiten gearbeitet baben.
- 9a finoet man in pielen gldttern
INNER bic fterotppe 8emertuns ,@e=
fern nor Der beiBeite Sag Der Saiion. "
Dieies baben Die 2eier b:reits nets
lelbit erfabren, ihon porber, ebe bic
3eitunsen oieie pelterIbiitternoe 9tab.
ri1t brinsen.
= Ni9t mebr lanse, oann bange,
fommt bic SnaQerei beran! Ser
tnallreide 8ierte itebt Dor Der Sbiir
uno vSung=Nmerifa" fpart bic @ents
uno 9lidel bereits fit bieies grei9nib.
= .llniere 3elt" in @biaicot6e iaat
bon einem ibrer lanoli6en 2eIer, er
tonne Die Staotluft nidt bertrasen, ba
er in berfelben ftets einen rieioen Af.
fen 3ii9tet, Den er in lsiner ldnoliden
Yieb5u1t ni6t sebrauden tonne.
- Gin 3eitunssmenid, Dem es nad
Is Sahren INNER nod ni9t selungen
mar. bic Mufmertiamteit Der Nuben-
melt auf iid gu lenten, tam i9lieBlid
auf einsn erl6fenoen @eoanten er
ianhte an ben Gabritanten elmer pa-
tent=Wte0i3in ein Sbreiben, tDorin ct
Diefe als f6rmlides 2ebenselirir uuo
ieinen Qebensretter prizes, Dbmobl ibm
in Ieinem gan3en 2eben auBer @eoan.
Ten ME ettuas anoeres gefeblt bat, als
@elb. unb Der Huge Meoi5inmann lief
bas 9dreiben oes i6lauen 3eitungs.
rneni9en in beinabe osr aanen prefe
bes 3anoes bic Gunbe MAIDEN.
Ser 3uderriiben.Rultur in Obic
mar bas Sabr 1890. nod Der 3ufam.
menhellung Der lanopirtbidaitliheu
Deriudsftation in Woolfer, tpenia ain.
fig tbatid1Ii6 mar oas graebnif me-
niger befrieoigeno, als in ir9eno einem
Der porberaegangenen orei Sabre, in
oenen bas Neiultat ber Rulturberfuhe
fonffatirt tpurbe. Ser 3udergebalt ber
In n6rblicben Counties se3ogenen Rii.
BEN mar i'm Dur1ihnitt ll.3 proaent,
in ben mittleren Counties nur 1O.7
iin0 in ben iioIinsn nur 81 prosenf.
G6iO bat big jebt cine einsise aiiben-
suderfabrif. In Dremont, iiilo es siheiut,
D.ele cine Diirfte porerlf genilden.