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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
NOTICE FOR FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act June 8, 1887.

Timber Land, Act June s, 1857.
United States Land Office, Durango.
Colorado. July 90, 1902.
Notice is herby given that In
compliance with the provisions OF
the act OF congress of June 3. 1873.
entitled "An act for the sale OF
timber lands In the states of Cali
fornia, Oregon, Nevada. and Wash
lngton Territory" as extended to all
the public land states by act OF Au-
gust 4. 1902, Anna Melville of Durango.
county OF La Plata, state OF Colorado.
has this day filed in this office her
sworn statement No 500. for the pur.
chase of the s. w. u s. w. u Sec. "a
TIP. 81 N, r. 6 W.. N. NJ. p. NJ. N. w.
Y N. w. u Sec. 3. e. " N. E.A OF
Section No. 4 In Township No. 36 N,
Range No. W.. N. NJ. P. NJ, and will
offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural pur
said land before the register and re
ceiver OF this Office at Durango. Colo
on Saturday. the 9th day OF Septem
Der, 1902.
She names as Witnesses George
w. Melville. Of Columbus. Colorado;
John Root, OF, Vallecito, Colorado
Schuyler c. Whitney, OF vallecito
Colorado; John T. Graham, OF Vale
clto, Colorado.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims II
this office on or before said 9th da,
fof September. 1902.
F. C. PERKINS. Register.
First Publication. July "a.
Last Publication. September 25.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

The New York World has found a
trust that failed OF the making OF
trusts there is no end. but OCCASIONALLY
there is also breaking OF them, as in
the case of the late unlamented brick
trust, now resolved into its original
elements. 1t was provided with the
usual tariff machinery. from 20 per
cent upward, for hoisting prices at
home and lowering them abroad. But
clay is too common to permit of mo-
nopoly. Hence the financial 'physi-
clans skill was vain, and there was a
pethetic little brick-red coffin in the
great merger household.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
NOVEL SEARCH OF A MATE.

Kansas City Journal: A Carthage
has set out in a business
lie way to get wife. The Stout
Parke foundry and machine company
found the following tender missive in
its mail few days ago: Dear Sirs
i am a foundryman's son, 81 years
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. Land OF
flee at Durango. Colo. July 23, 1902

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver of the Land Office
at Durango, Colo, on September g.
1902, viz: James Glenn, Homestead en-
try No. 1926, for the S. w. n N. W. n
Sec. 2S, s. T.. Y N. e. u N. II 8. e
u Sec. 30, Twp. 35 NJ. Range II w
n. NJ. P. NJ.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Will
liam Brown. William w. Roberts, Hen
ry Hunt. Mark Hunt, all of Hesperus
Colorado.
F. C. PERKINS, Register.
First publication July 81.
Last publication Sept. 4.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

The Utica. N Y, Press has little
fun with Kansas as follows; we
don't hear any more about the devas-
tation of Kansas by grasshoppers.
The insects still flourish out there.
but are no longer regarded as pests,
They are actually encouraged to null
tiply. The farmers have discovered
that turkeys will thrive and grow fat
On "A diet of grasshoppers. To-day
thousands of turkeys are owned in the
western part of Kansas. The fowls
live almost exclusively on diet OF
grasshoppers and each bird is said to
he able to consume between pint
and quart OF the insects every day
The Kansans are simply invincible
since their suppression of the Popu
lists They turn the very elements
OF adversely into prosperity"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act June 2, 1879
uhH'e5 STATES l-:4- O.hce. D..4l-.L.
Colorado, August 26, 1902.

Notice is hereby given that in com
pilance with the provisions of the act
of congress of June 3, 1878. entitled
An act for the sale of timber lands
in the states of California, Oregon.
Nevada. and Washington Territory,
as extended to all the public land
states by act of August 4, 1892, Will
liam e. Liesenberg. of Durango, coun-
ty of La Plata, state of Colorado. has
this day filed in this Office his sworn
statement No. GA, for the purchase OF
lots 3, and 5 of Section No. 81. in
Township No. SO N, Range No. o w,
N. Nj. p. NJ, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to estab.
lish his claim to said land before the
register and receiver of this office at
Durango, Colorado, on Saturday. the
Sth day of November, 1902.
He names as witnesses: Henry G.
Berri, of Durango; John W. Sites. OF
Durango, Joseph W. LacRey, of Du
range; William b. Wade, of Durango
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands, are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said Sth day of No
vember, 1902.
F. C. PERKINS, Register.
First Publication, August 28.
Last Publication. October 80.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Our Monroe doctrine ought to mean
that if we are not willing to let Euro
pean governments step in and stop the
destruction of the property of their
subjects in Venezuela and Colombia.
we ought to do it ourselves.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Andrew Carnegie is going to build
a $5.0O0O 600 home in London. Before
long it may he possible for the million
aire to travel around the world and
sleep in his own palace every night,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

A New York boy who was being
tried in police court said: "If yer
mother don't. care fer yer, yer amt
got no mother" The judge wisely re-
Trained from trying to disprove the
statement.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

1t must lie admitted. however. that
the people who insisted on returning
to Martinique deserve fully as much
sympathy as the man who comes to
grief hunting for the ncrth pole.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

In New Jersey the assessors have
found that one of the sugar trust com
pany's plants which was listed for tax
alton at $500 900 cost $4,000. 900. The
New Jersey officials are surprised, but
we cannot imagine why. unless it is
because the plant was listed at all.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

The Philadelphia Press says: Col.
Bryan may not run for president
again, but no one is able to prevent
him from going on Bryaning as long
as he feels like it.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Addicks has just given the Delaware
Republicans TO understand once more
that they must have him or nobody
His effrontery is equalled only by the
shameful stupidity of the Delaware Re
publicans. so-called.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

w. D. Lee, superintendent of the Rio
Grande Southern of Ridgeway. came
into town last night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

The empress dowager of Chtina has
conversed with Worlds Fair Commits
The empress dowager of China has
still among the nation in 1904, st.
Louis is to have an exhibit.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Croker is said to be farming in
England and satisfied. Now ii Eng
land could Join in everybody would be
satisfied, as far as Croker is con
ccrned
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Tom Johnson hopes to reach the
White House. and is not going to
stand back and say after you" to
anybody just for the sake of being po-
lite.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

l. Kruschke is advertising another
big sale with prices lower than ever.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

The September Century presents a
poem in which a delicate compliment
is paid to New England by the poet
making Homer" rhyme with
aroma"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

After the Democratic party has
found the man and the issue. it will
still need the voters, says the Chi
cago Tribune.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Five more railroads are seeking to
enter st. Louis. The next time st.
Louis builds Union station 1t will be
half a mile square.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Tho warship Brooklyn struck that
rock probably because The warship
Texas was not there to do ii first
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Mrs. ]. NJ. Turner and son spent the
day at Ignacio. watching the Indians
receive their rations.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

w. 7. Kirkpatrick and General Hol
lister returned last evening from their
trip to Pennington.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

George ]. Boss of Denver spent the
night in town, leaving for Pennington
this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

1t used TO be but step from the
cradle to the grave. Now its a step
from the cradle to the golf champion
ship.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

The president is going to hunt
mountain lions again, but he has no
IDEA of going after any more trolley
cars.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Mr.. Dassie Lloyd leaves tomorrow
for his old home in Denver, where
he expects to go into business.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

From Wednesdays Daily:
George E. Poor left this morning for
Pagosa Springs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Now there is kodak trust. The
president may take snapshot at that
for the snapshots taken of him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

F. B. Townsend of the McCord
Bragdon Mercantile company of Pu
eblo arrived in town last evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Messrs. Clyde B. and Frank Stevens
of Denver arrived in town yesterday
for the purpose of buying cattle and
sheep.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

A. F. Strauss. travelling for Freed
man G. Co. of Denver, arrived in Du-
range last evening, and left this morn
ing for Telluride
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

John Litzo of the Knight Campbell
Music company of Denver. returned
last night from a trip to Creede.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

Messrs. Howell, Sweet. Wetheril
and Field of the Boston Coal & Fue
company. drove out this morning t.
Ignacio.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

B. w. Martin. travelling agent for a
big Kansas crockery house arrived in
town last night, and is at the Strater
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-11

/ Dt oathCioio.
From Wednesdays Daily:
George E. Poor left this morning for
Pagosa Springs.
l. Kruschke is advertising another
big sale with prices lower than ever
George j. Boss of Denver spent the
night in town, leaving for Pennington
this morning.
w. d. Lee, superintendent of the Rio
Grande Southern of Ridgeway, came
into town last night.
w. 7. Kirkpatrick and General Hol-
lister returned last evening from their
trip to Pennington.
Mrs. J. NJ. Turner and son spent the
day at Ignacio, watching the Indians
receive their rations
Mr.. Dassie Lloyd leaves tomorrow
for his old home in Denver, where
he expects to go into business.
F. B. Townsend of the McCord,
Bragdon Mercantile company of Pu-
eblo arrived in town last evening.
John Litzo of the Knight Campbell
Music company of Denver. returned
last night from a trip to Creede.
B. w. Martin, travelling agent for
big Kansas crockery house arrived in
town last night, and is at the Strater.
Messrs. Howell, Sweet, Wetherll
and Field of the Boston Coal & Fuel
company, drove out this morning to
Ignacio.
Messrs. Clyde B. and Frank Stevens
of Denver arrived in town yesterday
for the purpose of buying cattle and
sheep.
A. F. Strauss, travelling for Freed
man G. Co. of Denver. arrived in Du-
range last evening, and left this morn
ing for Telluride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20
Mareau ees gtastsR esiRratcrs.

&UOntub VI pupEBg
9rGfoent Der Gpntraftsgsbjr0e.
C9ea11-13, l5-20,2)
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Sur9tbure 8~erbeerungen bur4 zen
Qusbru9 bes @ultans Sdnta
Mdria. - Gin nationales I'M
glid.
Stubt Guatemala, @uatez
mala, 10. December. - 8a6ri4einz
li6 in Jolge BON Snitruttionen Setz
tens Der 8egierung baben bic 3eitunz
gen Ni6ts iber bic eruption Oes
8ulfans r@unta Maria" 6eri4tet,
bic 10 gepaltig tpur, buB lie als ell
~nationules l1nglid betradtet neroen
fam. On ben 8erluiten lit Oeutf4es
3apital alein nit ni4t peniger, ais
$6,25O,O0O betbeiligt. @s banoelt It4
6ierbei UNI 3erit0rte 9GuIer, Nai4tnez
rie'n uno Die 9erni4tung Der gegen>
pGrtigen 8%affeesgrnte, Re4net mat
6ier8u bic @~erluite an @igentbum an
6erer NuslGnber 1opo6l, nie au9
@ingeborener, 10 lGBt ii4 Der 8etrdg
bes @eIummtf4aoens nur ourf)
i6pinbelno 6o6e 3a6len ausbriden.
Der 8ultdn lit nod in Sbdttgteit, un5
man beFir4tet neue Qusbrii4e 3u ic@
Der 3ett. Die g2otb 1T un6eI4reibtI4,
benn auber benz 8erlut an 8affee,
Der auf ungefGbr 100000 0uintal5
geIdGbt mirb, 1T aud nod bic Ser
piItung Der &ornz unb 8ei5enfelDer
gu beflugen.
Sn Jolge Der ungepD6nli4 9oben
@e9ielfurie tit bus gauge SeIdGft
labm gelegt, benin ale tmportirten DR.
ttfeG ftnb 10 t6euer getporoen, bab nur
fe6r Wenige es 1i4 leiIten fOnnen,
1ol6e gu faufen. Die msiiten Saul
leuts perfaufen tnupp 10 bel, baB lie
ibre unfoIten beden t0nnen. 0as
59limmi tie BET Der gegentpdrtigen
Gage lit, baB Ntemanb tpeiB, tpie ooer
mann cine Qenberung in Der D5ne6tn
i9on unertrdgli9 ~geporbenen Gage
eintreten f0nnte; Die nptbpenoigiten
@egen1tdnbs bes tGglt6en 8ebarfs
itnb nur 81 unerf9pingliden Preiien
gu BADEN, unb bic Qrmen letoen groBe
Goth.
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StcuersS epartemrnt,
RdthhduS,'

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@eifrrn WnrhLnnh 8nLn.

9rat in Rraft an IS. SEPT. 1902.
3Ggs perlafsR bic 6iaensS% nation, mi: iolgt: .
Sdoli6.
40 frlb S&HsTssb, 9auptlinit, 6agerstODn,
q. & %. Snbn unD BEN SuoeH uub ousosnums
men eountags 9. O.. q. o.. Gbumbtrsburg,
Wartinsburg uno miHaeter.
TdoIi6, usgtuo en- SouHtag 8.
TBS Moroens 9orf, Q. & .. SiD. uuo 6auptz
Iinis 6tli6 BON GmOrpsGr0pt, Carlisle unO o.
& 8. q. q.
s.23 Born. 6auptlinie, 6agsrstopH, SbipSsRss
burg, GreDsrid, GmmitsburG uuo q. & u.
gabn, bis GltteH.
10. II 9prm. - Attcu1ln. nap uHloH=5rioge, Dprt
unb 8tttpsburQ.
2.25 Rahm. @ttomm. mad llHioEsEribee.
3.32 Ro6rt. Grpr.b nab Qort uuo g.. & 6. GiS.
4.25 Qatu. Grprsb, 9unfte an Der 6auptlinie,
oaqerstonu, iOpie GreDsrid, GmHitsburg HRo
Sbi?ptusbure.
$50 Ra6m. affomnl. mad Grorbsgroo..
6l5 abeuos atIomm. mad nnionz9rioas.
ll,25 4beEDs Attomm. mad unieH%Srpae.
Rur Sountag
Gas Born, Qtlemm. Ha3 uHioH=8rioqe uRA
Sanpper.
235 Fo6m. gffomm. nab inioHzgrioe..
400 qohm. - afiomm. mad GmOrpsgrops.
los Abenos - Atiomm. nab uuipn=8rioae.
8iQtts uno Gepa6sSlreau Rr. 215, CfsGaltls
mcre=Strabe.
3lqe bulteH ar llHiou=, gsnniplnanias apsnuss,
Sutton. unb 1albrpoi (Rottb=apt.l Citation.
9 s.. @rismpla, 9. Z. R.
8. g. aanbfrtst, IN
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Geri6uhinunaen.


11niere politiI9en Wettermdnn9en
9atten NAL tpieber fdpere Sage. Gar
gu germ bdtten tie f9peren Sturm unb
Regen als iider beboritebenb ansetiinz
btgt, aber Fe setrauten itd ridt, franf
unb frei NIT ibrer propbe3eiuns herz
aus gu ridden, iunbern perfluuiulirten
ibre politii9e Wetterprognpie nit
allerlei nWenn" unb rQ6er". Sn5tpiz
i9en bat ii4 Der pplttii9e 9prisont
tpieber aufge6elt. Gitel Sonneni4ein
uno Hummelshine, it's ia mod ni4t
sepprben, aber es flGrt it9. Der
MonroesaoQer in ben Ser. Stdaten
tit tpieber Inn Qbne6men, bic S9arfz
ma9erei Der selben 9reiIe ma6t piez
Der einem rubigeren Son plaB. Die
Md6te 9aben auf's Nelte ertldrt, baB
fie ni4t beabi4tigen, uuf benz 8obsn,
Der nur unb einStg ben Nmeritdnern
ge6Ort, Grtperbungen gu MAIDEN. Oas
hatten tie bod po6l i4on ertlGrt, e9e
fie bic Denomination ms Merf ieBz
ten; aber mir gldubtsn's i6nen ni9t;
IS beburfte nelter Ser t6erungen. g6az
rattertftti9 fir uns. Den 8iirger'z
f9en Qusipru9: Sin aaiIertpprt ion
man ni4t breb'n, nod beuteln" fem
men bic Nmerttaner nt9t; tie perldna
gen boppelte 8efrdfttgung. Q1erotngs
f9on bic MDglt9feit, baB bic Monz
roe1Opttrin nit alien Meiterungen
uno Oe6nunger, bic lie in ben leBten
Sa6ren erfdbren bat, ~gefdArbet tperz
ben tOnne, f9lGgt ben Qmeritanern
auf bic RerDen. Ha9 ben tpieberbolz
ten 8erii9erungen Der europdif9en
MG6te, baB berWaonroezO oftrin feline
unbia angetban tperben foa, 1T eine
8eritdnbigung 3pif6en ben Ser.
Staten unb ben bemonitrtrenoen
MG9ten er5islt, u%nferen 9ebern tit Die
@elegen6eit genommen, nod ldnger
nit benz SGbel gu rafeln.
Nt4t 10 re9t bonn Sled fommt Die
9erftdnbigung nit @aItrp. Der benez
5uelaniI9e grGitbent 1T nod INNER
bodbeintg unb begrtffsftubtg. n9as
ultimatum Der MG9te 1T gar tein
ulttmatum," fagt er. Nun, bic Md9te
tperben inn pobl mod bei6ringen, mas
Elm ultimatum 1T. 9eute Ra9mittag
um 3 uhr 6eginnt bic 8lodabe in feds
bene5uelaniiden Soften. 9aau lit bic
Rebolutton in @~ene5uela nod feinesz
tpegs gu gnbe. Die 9egner gaitro's
finb mod INNER rii6rig unb arbeiten
auf fetnen Stur5 Fin. Wte fonte es
aud anbers fein IN einem Qanoe, in
benz Reboluttoner nt9t einen Nusz
nabme5utdnb MAIDEN, 1onbern permuz
nent iinb, in einem Qanoe, bds in 70
Sabren 104 RepolutiOnen gebabt bat.
Denn man ben Spe5ialzNa9ri9ten
einiger Repsgorfer 8ldtter @lau6en
i4enten BARI iiebt Gdfor bds Soft
nungsloie feiner Gage Elm unb bat benz
Der. Staaten1 9eianbten 8ptpen 8oQ=
ma4t gegeben, bic Wirren 5piiden
8ene5uela unb ben Md9ten gu I9li9z
ten. Die bene3uelunif6e Regterung
babe bas Nubloie zines peiteren Di=
oertunbes eingefeben, unb bas @olf
Derlange 5rieoen. Gs bat alfo ben
Qnfdein, oaB audi bier @erftdnbtgunz
gen in bic Wege geleitet rperben. Sc
| e6er, befto better.
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Ser Sem : gort p9eru1b"
nimmt einen @rtitel Der rNepSgprter
@tauts3eitung" 3um8Orpano, I'M Ell
men giftigen unb 9aQi4ten Ingrttf
auF Ratfer 0i16elm 81 MAIDEN, fir
ben quf Der peItlt9en 9emiipbdre tein
Ruum Iei. Der 8ai1er lei Der urid@
der Der Oempnitrution gegen Cuba,
er 6afe republifanti9e Snititutionen
unb lei iiberbies i~rrttirt iiber Die @nt>
i9loFen6eit Der Qmerifaner, oteI}on@
roe10ottrin auf ale 5Gle qufre4t gu
er6qlten, nm bic eurOpGif6en NG4te
bon ieber 8olonifation auf bieienGon@
tinenten aus3uf6lieBen. SeoemAme7
rifaner lei es tlar, baB 8ene3uela nur
Elm 8ortpanb 5u einem 8eriu4e lei,
bic Mpnroe : Ooftrin nieber3u6reAen.
0as uno mod bel mebr 1niinn tpirb
in einem Weltblatt gei4rieben. N}tt
einigen @9iffen, einigen 9unoert
Mann Marinetruppen foGte Der SAT-
fer bic MDnroe : ODftrtn uber ben
6auFen tperfsn poQen! @s lo9nt it4
Der MtiiEe ni9t, bic haltloien 8e9aupz
tungen bes vMeltbluttes" gu piOerle@
gen, aber maj fiebt baraus, pte bic
0ffentli9e Meinung bes 2anQes tr1e>
geleitet nerben i'm, pie quite 8e3iez
bungen geit0rt tperOen piirben, penn
Is ben SeBern nd6ginge.
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Ser fieue Brof6ans.

Bon Der Subildums : Qusgabe -
Der p~ieraebnten - bes 9rod1aus'f4en
Concentrations : 2eritons 1T Der a9te
8anb eri9inen. Sc tpeiter bas griino=
li6e unb prd9tige Mert fortf4reitet,
beito mebr Greube erlebt man an benz
felber. Ginen 70 81 fagen uneri90pfz
liGen Rei9tbum bes Wifens bietet
bas Merf in flarer. oGlgemein per=
itGnblider 5orm. Mas man ii9 an
Snformation mii9ium aufammeniu=
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Hnierc 9anoelsbrsiebungen NIT
S%cutlflaun.

9as Statifif9e Bureau bes
S9aBamts gibt unter 9inpeis auf
bic neuerIide Sarif : 9eieBgebung
9euti4lanb's, 8iffernmdBises Matez
rial iiber uniere 6anbels : 8e5te6unz
gen nit Oeuti9lanb fpd6renb Der leBz
ten aebn Sabre. Oana9 betrug Der
Wertb I'm lerer Sotal : Nusfu6r na9
0eutf9lanb in benz Sabr3ebnt bon
1892 Bis 1902 bic Summe bon me6r
als 1854 Mfiaipnen Dollars, I'M iere
.Ginfuhr BON 0euti6lanb be3ifferte
ii9 auf na6e5u 906 Miaionen Dol
lars, Sir bic ein3elnen Sabre in Der
0etabe iinb groBe l1nteri4iebe gu ber=
5ei4nen. Wd6renb 3. 9. uniere Gin
fubr Jus 0euti9lanb in 1893 runb
96 WiliDnen Dollars betrug, ftel lie
in 1894 auf SO Millionen, iieg bann
ftetig duf 81, "a unb in 1897 auf ben
606epuntt bpn me6r als Ill Wiqioz
men Dollars, INN bann tpteber auf 695
Mi1ionen in 1898 gu fallen unb bann
tpieber auf "a MiQionen in 1899 gu
1teieen, in 1900 bic Summe bon 81
Miqionen gu iberiteigen, in 1901
runb 1901 Milionen gu errei6en unb
in 1902 nit anndbernb 102 MiQioz
nen ab3uf6lieBen.
Dem segeniiber beliefen ii9 unfere
Gtporte mad 0eutf4lanb in 1898 auf
834 Mfilionen Dollars unb ittegen
feitbem ftetig Bis 5umSa6re 1901, in
benz 1ie beina6e 1872 Mtqipnen errei9z
ten, INN in 1902 auf 173 Miqionen
ab5uflauen. Was 8robitOffe anbez
ldngt, 10 ftieg unier Maisz@rport
mad Oeutf9lanb in ben leBten 5e6n
Sa6ren bon etpa brei Mtqionen Dol
lars in 1893 auf III MiliDnen in
1901, Der Wei5en : Grport bon q
MiGionen in 1898 uuf runb Is DILL
lionen in 1902. On Mei3enme6[
fii6rten mir in 1898 fir ettpa cine
Mtqion Dollars nab 9eutf4lanb
aug, in bisiem Sabre fir nabe5u brsi
Milionen.
Meiter6in iinb @6mala, Sped,
Slepmargarin 1. q. 9auptausfu6r=
artifel mad Oeuti9ldnb. Der Wertb
unierer 59mal3s unb Sped Nusz
fubr 1T BON etpa 81 MiGionen in
1893 auf mebr als ISL Miqipnen in
1902 geittegen; Der Margurine : gr>
port na3 9eut79lunO but in ben 5ebn
leBten Sa6ren feline Ionberli9e 3uz
nabme erfabren; er berpegt fi3 5piz
| f6en 100000 unb 100000 Doll
lars. SIM @an3en erportirten mir III
ben leBten 5ebn Sabren an 9etreioe
unb M1e6l fir 1881 Miuionen Dol
lars, an 5leii9 unb 5ett fir 1791
Mi1ionen. Oa3u fommen nod 8aumz
noble, beren Grportpertb BON 81, Mtlz
lionen in 1898 auf nabe5u 701 Mftlz
lionen Dollars in 1902 seitiegen 1T,
unb in biefem Sabre MineruG0le i'm
@ertbe bon mebr uls 81 MiGionen,
aupfer in Der 90be BON fut 7 Mii=
lipnsr1, Sd6af i'm 8ertbe BON Al Mtifz
1ionsr, Seltuden unb 8aumfooqfaaz
mnzOel fir 81 MiQionen unb agrtz
fultur : Maf9inen in Der 9Obe bon
etpa 5tpei Minionen. Die 9auptz
grpprtartifel Der 9ereinigten Staaten
mad OsutI6lanb iinb BON 694 Milz
lioner i'm Sabre 1893 uuf mebr als
143 MiIionen in 1902 geitiegen. Die
4usfubr bat fi4 in 5ebn Sabren meAr
als berbpppelt. un0 gegen bieien guz
Ten .3unben Der @ereinigten Stuaten
tpirb BON Der gelben Prefe our 3eit
tpieber gebeBt! No5u ii4 bic &uno>
| f6dft perberben2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-20

den miBte, bas tit bier flar, sriinbz
lid unb erI9opfenb, bod pbne Wett=
i9tpeifigteit iiberii9tli4 aufammenge@
fteQt. 60 bietet Der Subildumss
grod6au8 ni9t bios Elm 5nperldfiiges
acknowledgement att unb nep5ettltfen
8ifens, fonbern bic sr0beren artitel
bieten in ibren erf9Opfenben 0aritelz
lunaen cine 5iile rei9er 8ele6rnng in
fnapper Sprm. Man fe9e ii4 Die 4r=
ttfel r@rie6snlanb" pber n9roBbttarz
MEN unb Srlanb" NAL barauf an,
unb man tpirb ~itauner, pie ptelietttg
unb erf4DpFerb bas Material bebarz
belt lit, ober mir sreifen ben 4rtifel
nSeerlpefen" beraus, Der uns tertlt9,
tpie in srapbifder 9arfteaung iiber>
fi9tlt9 urb senau prienttrt, ober ben
Mrtitel ,Sei5ung." Der uns bic ber@
i6tebenen @pfteme, lire @prtbetle unb
Naat6eile auseinanberieBt. &ur5,
grod6aus 1T Elm DerlaBli4er 6i4rer
unb Ratbgebsr uuf alien 9ebisten oes
WiFens, bel benz man fi4 in alien
stpeifel6aften Grasen, dlf alien 8e>
bietsn reu5eitIiden 8iFens Roth boz
len fam. OaB ben neu5eitlt9en Grz
finbunsen unb Gntbedungen Der
se6ntf bsIonbere Qufrertiamtsit 9ez
fdenft pprben 1T, berftebt ith bon
Ielbft; aber aud bas setitige 2eben Der
gegenpart finbet s~ebHbrenoe 8eadz
tunq, e6enTo bic pOlttiiden @rei9ntile
Der gegenpurt. Die 5oblrei4en SeTtz
SauHratipnen, bic &arten,o bic StdOte@
pldne geben benz 8rOt9uus eiren fpeI1
teren 8ert6. Die G6romobilber iteben
ouf Der SD6s mubsrner SauitratiOnsz
funit. 0ie SubiGdums 4usgabe oes
grpd6aus 1T Elm n5uusfreunb" I'm
aQerbeften Gimme bes mortes. @r laBt
uns ME i'm Gti9.