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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
MINOR MENTION.
avis sells drugs.
tockert sells carpets and rugs.

Davis sells drugs. ae4i
etockert sells carpets and rugs.
Metz beer at Neumayer's hotel
Wollman, scientific optician, 4e B'way.
William Kirkland, 1916 Sixth avenue, Is
New novelties in picture frames. G. e..
Alexander & Co, 333 Broadway.
j.. c. & w. woodward, architects, room
J. Everett block, Council Bluns. la.
Missouri oak body. wood, S!sO cord WI
Ian welch, % N. Main street. Tel Us.
l.. r. Prior and Miss Anna Williams, both
of this city, were married wednesday
Bvening in Glenwood, la.
For rent, ofice room, ground noor; ex-
eellent location for real estate or insur-
lnce; centrally located. Address 5, Bee
n, A. Filter took out a building permit
yesterday for the erection of a one-story
brick building at the northeast corner OF
Broadway and Eleventh street, to cost
5000.
The case against Mrs. Nora Stevenson
and Michael Widerholt, charged by the
woman's husband, James stevenson, with
maintaining unlawful relations, was dis
missed in Justice Terriers court yesterday
for want OF evidence.
The Council Bluns Painters and Decora.
tors union has adopted the same scale OF
wages as has been in force for the last
year. The contracts made last year expire
April / and the union win e%ndeavor to have
the contractors sign the scale.
Scott Covalt Of North First street was
injured In the spine at the Omaha Dental
college one day this week. a NUMBER OF
students were indplging In a scuffie and
he was showed against the windowsilL His
condition is such that he cannot walk
Mrs; L. Hart, wife Of James M. Hart,
Ing, aged s. years. Her husband and two
sons, +. j.. and A. ID. Hart, and two
daughters, Mrs. A. j. Burt and Mrs. Oscar
Bare, survive her. Deceased was a mem
Der Of the Woman's Relief corps.
The funeral Of Gardner A. Robinson, the
n ndSn co uni ne t}hIiasgI or0 oil af 10 from the
family residence, 225 North Thirty-fourth
street. Rev. @. T.. Walk, rector OF st.
Paul's Episcopal church, will conduct the
services and burial, which will be private,
will be In Fairview cemetery. =
Justice Ferrier oficiated Wednesday
evening at the marriage Of James A. john
son and Miss Pearl /. Matlock at the
brides home in Crescent township. The
groom was a member Of Company l.,
Fifty-frst Iowa volunteers, through the
Philippine campaign, and Is now a pros
porous farmer of Pottawattamie county.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. b. Matlockt prominent residents Of
Crescent township.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Davis sells glssa.
TO Evaae wife. Consent.

William /. White Of this city. known AZ
the spit doctor. hled a petition in the
district court yesterday asking that he be
permitted TO sell or mortgage three lots In
Howard's addition without the consent OF
his wife. Rachel J. White. who Is an innate
Of the state insane asylum at Clarinda- Mrs.
White Is made defendant in the action.
White in his petition states that he Is So
years OF age. inhrm and unable to earn his
support; that his only income is tl2 a
month. the pension he receives from the
government as a member Of Company n
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Investigating indian 0mciaIs.

WASHINGTON, March s.-The Indian com
mittee of the house today selected a sub
committee consisting Of Mr.. Sherman Of New
York, Mr.. Lacey Of Iowa, Mr.. Burke o.
South Dakota. Mr.. Fitzgerald Of New Yorl
and Mr.. Little Of Arkansas. TO investigate
charges made against certain Indian ON
cials during the recent debate upon tbs
Indian appropriation bill. The investiga-
ton will cover the charges a against Z
C. harden, superintendent of the schoo
at Mount Pleasant, Mich. and the cause
OF the retirement OF ex-senator McCon,
nell from the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07

LEMARS, Ia, March 6.-(Special.)-In
the district court H. B. Vedder was
awarded $500 damages. vedder sued his
employer. John Delaney. a wealthy farmer,
for $4,000 for injuries received from the
kick Of a horse while in Delaney's employ.
vedder says he was feeding a team Of horses
in a double stall one morning and that De-
laney stood in the gangway behind the
horses and hit one Of them. causing the
animals to rear and plunge. Vedder was
Kicked and trampled upon and seriously in
iured,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
SUIT Against Northwestern.

T trial Of the personal injury damage
suit OF Mrs. Maggie A. Lett against the
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad COM
pany was begun before Judge Aylesworth
and a jury in the superior court yester-
day. Mrs. Lett sues for 1899 for alleged
injuries received at the railway crossing at
Honey Greek September IL. 1900. A horse
she was driving became frightened and
backed into a passing train.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
o NJ GOES TO PENITENrIARY
Sentenced 10 Hard Labor for Murder
OF Edward G.. Bromley in a
NeIghbOrhOOd Quarrel.

MASON CITY. Ia, March ~6.-(speeial
Telegram.)-Mrs. l. X. Ldnhon was today
sentenced to two years hard labor in the
penitentlary at Anamosa upon conviction or
manslaughter OF Edward G. Bromley. OF
the six women who have been on trial In
this county for murder this is the first con-
vietion. Her husband is a prominent con-
tractor Of his city and she has three little
children. The killing Of Bromley was the
elimination OF a neighborhOod quarrel prin-
cipally between women.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
HorticuIturists Organize.

BOONE, Ia, March G-(specIal.)-The
horticuiturists OF Boone county met in this
city yesterday and organized a permanent
society to be known as the Boone County
Horticulturists society. A. 2. Frampton
was elected president and Wilbur Brown
secretary and treasurer. At their next
meeting. to be held March %. several pa
pers will be read and an elaborate pro-
gram rendered. Addresses we're made by
John Friedley. Isaac Hoyer. A. e. Tramp
ton and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Marries Brothers widow.

Jacob Pirmann, a wealthy property owner
OF Moline. I'LL, and Mrs. Emile Pirmann OF
Crescent City, Ia, were married yesterday
afternoon at the home Of the bride. Mrs.
Pirmann is the widow Of Peter Pirmsnn,
brother Of Jacob Pirmann, who died last
June. Jacob Pirmann came from his home
In Illinois to attend his brothers. funeral
and for the first time met his slster-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Pirmann will make their
home in Moline, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Great western Accepts one Ordinance

g. w. Colt, president Of the Mason City
G Fort Dodge Railroad company. nled by
mall yesterday with City Clerk Phillips his
acceptance of the right-of-way ordinance
recently passed by the city council In favor
OF his railroad, which will construct the
Great Western extension from Fort Dodge
to Council Bluffs. No acceptance has been
filed yet to the vacation ordinance. TO some
of the provisions Of which the Great West
ern is ohiecting.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07

Company L, Fffty-Arst regiment, Iowa
National guard, is in receipt Of the general
order Of AdIutant General Byers, command
ing the company to prepare for the annual
inspection. h company under the order
Is required to be ready for inspection on
three days notice. The inspecting on
GERS are: Colonel J. r. Prime and Major
John T. Hume. Company L now has a
muster OF thirty-6vs men and special drills
will be held from now until inspection.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07

PAwNEE CITY. Neb.. March s,-Cspecial
Telegram. Mrs. Julia A. Harrington died
at her home in this city last night at the
age OF 70. She had been kept to her bed
for over a year. She leaves an aged hus-
band and six children. The funeral serv-
ices will be at the home Friday afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Mayor violates LIQUOR Laws.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, March 6.-(special
Telegram .)-Mayor Mcvicker of harrisburg
pleaded guilty today in United States court
at Fort Dodge to selling liquor without a
government license. He sold beer under
the label Of hop cream and used official
position to violate the mulct law in a pro-
hibitlon town. He was fined 800 and costs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07

FALLS CITY. Neb., March ~e.-(special.)
Elias Beaver. a pioneer OF Richardson
county, died at his home in this city Tues
day, after a lingering illness. Mr.. Beaver
has been a fruit grower In this county
for many years. When the populist party
came into existence he was one Of its FIRST
members.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
auarter MIIIion Blaze.

PLAINFIELD, N. J., March 6.-The most
destructive FIRE that Plainneld has ex-
perienced in many years destroyed the Bah
cock building. a hve-story brick. and two
adjoining buildings, early today. The total
loss is $3.50. 900. The ground floor OF the
Babcock building was occupied by Woodruff
G. Martin, dry goods merchants. and the
postofhce. The mail in the postofnce was
saved. In the rear part Of the building
lived q number OF families.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Omnhe- Kan.as . Gulf Line

GUTHRIE, Okl., March 6.-The Omaha,
Kansas & Gulf railroad has been chartered
in Indian Territory to build a line from
wichita. Kan, through Pawhuska in the
Usage nation and sapulpa In the Creek ma
ton, to South MeAlester in the Choctaw
nation, a distance OF 225 miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07

AZ his residence. the sheaves, Surbiton,
Surrey. after an illness which had lasted
several years. Mr.. Stevens was born at
Barnet, VT. in 1883, and arst came to Lon
don in 1850. For many years Mr.. Stevens
had been known throughout Europe as pur-
chasing agent for American libraries.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

Forty-sixth Illinois regiment, during the
civil war. This sum he says is inadequate
20 supply him with the necessaries Of life.
Last summer White was committed to the
aeylum at Ciarinda, but was released in a
few months.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
student. Awarded Diplomas.

CEDAR FALLS. Ia. March 6.-(special
Tslegram.)-The winter term Of the State
Normal school closed today. Diplomas
were granted four students for special
courses completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Engineer walter Reed, Boone.

BOONE. Ia, March s.-Cspecial.)-Engi-
neer Walter Reed Of the Northwestern
died at his home In this city this morning
at 5 O'Clock. OF typhoid fever. He was
about 80 years Of age and unmarried.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
william Morris, Cedar rams.

CEDAR FALLS, Ia, March Especial
Telegram.)-William Morris, ex-mayor OF
this city and prominent in democratic pollt-
ical circles OF this section, died today,
aged Sc years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
william Rnthbon.

LONDON. March e.-The death is an
nouncd Of William Rathbon, a Liverpool
merchant and philanthropist and x-mem-
Der Of the House of Commons.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Mrs. Bridget smithwick. wood River.

WOOD RIVER, Neb., March ~6.-Cspecial.)
Mrs. Bridget smithwiok, living four miles
north Of Wood River, died this morning
after a long Illness. The deceased had
been a resident of this vicinity for the last
twenty-five years. She was IS years old
and leaves Ave sons and daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
General wnIIam A. Holman.

PHILADELPHIA. March General viii
liam A. Hoffman died last night at his
home here OF congestion of the lungs, aged
rs. In 1851 General Hoffman recruited
Company e Of the Twenty-third regiment,
Pennsylvania volunteers, and was later APP
pointed lieutenant colonel Of the Fifty
sixth regiment. Pennsylvania volunteers.
He assumed command Of General Heath's
brigade after the latter had been wounded.
While in command Of the Fifty-sixth Gen.
eral Hoffman began the battle of Gettys-
burg. He was breveted brigadier general in
August. 1854.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Thomas stephenson, Consul.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The United
States consul at Canton, China. has in
formed the State department that Thomas
Stephenson. an American citizen and senior
oficer OF the customs service. died there
yesterday Of cholera.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
south Dnkotn Editor.

ALEXANDRIA, S. D., March 6.-L. G.
Taylor, formerly auditor Of South Dakota
and publisher Of the Alexandria Herald.
dropped dead here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
John Daniel.

NEW YORK. March 6.-John Daniel,
last OF the old-time dry goods merchants
OF this city, died today. 1t was his S1st
birthday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07

COLUMBUS, o., March 6.-Prof. G.. N.
Brown, dean OF the college Of engineering
at Ohio State university, died tonight OF
nervous prostration, the result Of over
work.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Trouble an Macedonia.

coNsTANTINoPLE. March s.-consulal
reports received here from Macedonia con.
nIm the previous announcement OF th'
appearance Of armed bands in several dis
tricts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
PROF. MorIae Kanoai.

VIENNA, March 6.-Prof. Morse Kaposl
of the University Of Vienna, the celebrated
dermatoloRist, Is dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Davis selis glass.
real Estate Tran.fers.

These transfers were filed yesterday in
the transfer, title and loan once of ]. w.
Squire. f01 Pearl street
David A. Thomas. to Henry, 2. Nell =.
LS w: Flsni hSaf fSs q. E waHs' s 10 SSr in
Mil add, W, d..,................... 1850
lot 2, block /, voorhis add, W. d.. 500
Baird. lot 4. Cottage subdiy of lots
John. Madison and wife 70. j. R. 49,
wEight; psA nsN s-Te,is; "; S..9c, 1900
B, woife and ". 4. Potter, M SEX
wlliIs@ 4; Cooper ana VIE to j. II. sss
Heirs Of samuel B. Passmore to John
N. Menefee. eh 2l.I5-sS. v. @d.i.:i:, 1880
lot 10. block IL, Bayliss' LIST add
J.Wc. Maraaardt and wife to George '"O"
w. Pierce, n 155 feet of W 5S9 feet
n n $40 feet OF rs lot %, in
Ayoes Land ena Loan company's soo
Joseph k. Wilson and wife 70. H; @.
White. M lots s and 6, block 3.
w D., BIRD to x. b. Xnnis. Ell
cSSstaxa' GSesiS &; To- {. ii. Converse, Ell
mex %. and e 90 acres of swk 1915
c. II Converse and wife 70 Gustav
swN ii-77-4S' ". d....."...e.......,.... 10000
d. r. Emmert and wife to Gustav
Geidel, Ell neh ~23-76-S9. ". d..."v:: 1000
Edwin s. Russell and wife to Ingrid
Lindblom. lot 4, Auditors subdiy
nwk SEX l2-7b-40, ". d...:",.,3n..: Loo
conelt, swh neN and nwA SEX 81 soo
John Rnssman and wife 70 Mary A
and Joseph B. Foster. W swN ISL ooo
Benjamin L. Aidrich TO Gustav Geidei
e 50 acres ~ swA a-76-S9, W. d.. 1850
Hout Davis and wife TO Gust Peter
Nelson, WI swh 2S-7f-S9. ". d.. 400
Sf e. Epringsr. I sS s s~I Ta.s4.H, ". d.. $500
Total, twenty-one transfers ...... 1855
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
FOF'eWaRsnRdy
FOF-02ErE1@G.

The liability to disease is greatly
iessened when the blood is in good con-
dition. and the circulation healthy and
vigorous. For then all refuse matter
is promptly carried out of the system
otherwise It would rapidly accumulate
- fermentation would take place, the
blood become polluted and the consti-
tuition so weakened that a simple
malady might result seriously.
A healthy, active circulation NEAR
good digestion and strong, healthy
nerves.
As a blood purifier and tonic S. s. S.
has no equal. 1t is the safest and best
remedy for old people and children
because it contains no minerals, but is
made exclusively of roots aud herbs.
No other remedy so thoroughly and
eHectually cleanses the blood Of i'm
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
Benjamin stevens.

LONDON, March 6~.-Benjamin Stevens.
the photographer. died yesterday evening
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-07
COUNTY SUPERVISORS OBJECT

Plumbing and heating. Bixby q Bon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
Spfer bes &rie9eS.

inner &riessbepartement bat nur=
mebr bic @eiammtperlufte betannt sez
seben, uel6e bic amerifanil9en Srup=
pen auf Sen 9bilippinen leit Sesinn
Der vHebelion" erlitteu. Son Ben
4,135 Sffsieren unb 123,SO3
Manni9aften, bic inssefammt auf
Sen Snieln Dienlt tbaten, fanben 139
Sffisiere u1b 4,016 Manni9aften
Sen SOB, unb 100 Sffi;iere unb
2,707 damn purben perpunbet. Gin
GROCER She'll Ser eeute ltarb an &ranf=
beiten bic eisentliden &riessuerluite
germunbunsen unb Sobesfdae aus
anberen nrla9en ais &r~autbeiten),
lteIte ii6 bod auf 4,470 Oflisiere
unb WannI9aften. Sas linb sroBe
Spfer, unb mas murbe bamit errei9t?
Jti9ts, wenn mir bem urtbeile bes
Waiors @lenn unb Der ibermtesenben
Webrbeit Der Selboffisiere slauben
fOnnen. OaB Ser Maior fein
S@wd@lins tit, bat er bemieien; er
lit auf Eanap, mte General Smitb
auf Samar, auf's ardftisite sesen
bie perrdtberii9en ginseborenen por=
sesansen, aber rieber Wann, iebe
Srau, iebes &inb mar unier Seinb
unb bereit, uns gu uerratben " lie ba=
ben utaulenb @eli9ter fur bic Nmeri=
taner unb nur ein mabres fur ibre
wirtli9en Sreunbe, bic RebeGen, "
unb 10 lit IS beute nod, unb 10 mir6
IS wobl au9 INNER bleiben.
Oas fnb i90ne Nusii9ten fur bic
amerifanilden &ulturtrdser, mel6e Sic
Snieln nciuililiren" moaen. Oemnad
i9eint es semiB, baB Ser fleine &riee
auf unbeitimmte 3eit fortoauern ODER
mieber auffladern mirb, iobalb lid
eine @elesenbeit bietet; baB allo Be,
sroBe Giuiliiator Snfel Sam fort
bauernb cine bebeutenbe Sruppenma9t
bort balten muB, llno nod lln9esdbltt
ameritanil9e Solbaten ms @ras
beiBen mihen, wenn man barauf BE-
BART, ben 9bilippinern cine @obl=
that gu erweiieu, bic lie ni9t gu muir
bisen periteben unb pom Ser tie ni9ts
willen molten.
anseli9ts FOLDER Nusli9ten fam
aud Der rubm= unb ebrbesierise 9a=
triotismus nur anratbeu, mas be,
seIunbe Meni9euueritanb unb DDS
&e9tssefibl Der Station I9on lanst
s%eforbert baben: go i6nel wie mOs=
LID 'raus aus ben Snieln, bic uns
niemals etwas einbrinsen fonnen,
lonbern nur nod mebr @ut unb Blu
foiten miiien. &ubm unb gbre iini
bort ni9t su bolen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
TauIer 3auber.

S9on gu mieberbolten Malen lit
Erdiibent &ooieuelt sesen bic Sruits
gu Selbe sesansen = nit leeren Ge=
bensarten. Sobalb er pom ieinem
Eittsburser geiu6e beimsefebrt mar,
pertinbeten bic republifanilden Or
game NIT lautem Srompetensel9met=
ter, baB Ser 9rdltbent bemnd9it Ben
Sruits enersii6 gu eeibe seben werbe.
Damn murbe es wieber it'll. Ser
Prdlibent mirb erit mad Der Wabl bic
Nction au~fnebmen, 10 beiBt es iest.
Sb li9 6err &ooIeuelt mobl ie gu Ell
ner 10 sewasteu Sbat aufraHen wirb2
Sc wtrb ibm aasemein na9selast,
baB er itets ben Munb poG gu neb=
men semobnt lit, es aber babel be-
menben ldBt. SAT- sebn Monate 1T
Ser Yrdlibent i'm amte, unb mdbrenb
Ser 3eit mar Der &ousreB feds Wo=
nate tn Stsuns. l1nb mdbrenb bic
fer Yeriobe baben bic Truits iid
prddtis entwidelt unb quite @el4dfte
setban. sic bebnten iid aus, err
tldrten Oiuibenben unb mditeten iid
am 8olfe. SIN aIen Stdbten uni
Staateu, iberau auf Dem 9anbe bort
man Seufsen unb &lasen iber BIZ
wifte ausbeituns Der 9ruits. SIM:
n1er i9limmer mirb es, INNER unper=
l9dmter treten bic Spnbifate auf
Nae @elt fhblt es unb weiB IS, MI,
ni@t Yrdiibent &ooiepelt unb iein Sc:
neralanmalt. Oas san3e Nnti=S ruit:
Gei@rei Rooieuelts 1T fauler i3au:
Der. Oenn weum bic iesisen seser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31

binitelen, unb Serr &nor mlBte ni9t
Ser l6laue ebemalise corporations
Nnwult fem, wenn er bas ni6t aus
Dem # perltdnbe. Die 10 oltentatip
einseleitetenS 6ritte sesen ben Sleil6=
unb Ben gilenbabnzS rult weroen mo-
tiirli6 basu berbalten miilien, Inn als
polsiltiser Semeis fir bic Srultz
Seinbli6feit Ser Administration uno
ser republifanii6en Tartei bersubal=
ten. SaB bies politii6e Wanoper=
den illr basu bienen Iou, benz lei9t=
sldubisen Stimmseber SanS in Die
slusen 81 itreuen, %wdbreno es ben
Sruits ni9t mebe tbut, bebarf tarm
erlt ser Seitdtisuns. 8irb lid aber
bas amerifanii6e Solt uo6mals pon
Sen republifanii6en Sumbusern re-
sieren lailen2
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Gin Mderbau treibenbeS NDlf

: Der Genius zines 9anbes, bas mebr
ais brei Milionen Suabratmeilen
utiBt unS smii9en IS unb so Weillio=
men gtnrpobner b~eberberst, bat es
ielbItperitdnbli9 nit sans c~ollo1alen
SerbdltniIen 81 tbun. Ilnb 10 seben
benn au6 bic itatiitii6en l3ablen iiber
ben aderbau Ser Ser. Staaten in Bic
Milionen unb Siuionen. @enn
man bic 3ablen pom beute nit benen
Ser lesten Secaben uerslei6t, bann
ersiebt Ii9 Die erfreulide Sbatla6e,
baB, Ser lanbldufiseu anii6t entse=
gen, pom einem relatiuen GifganS
bes 9anbbaues sesenaber Ser Snbu=
1trie Der Stdbte ni6t eisentli6 Bic
Rebe iein fann. Die 3abl Der Sar=
men lit ndmli6 ieit Dem lesten Genius
pom Sabre 1890 nm elm poles Sterz
tel seitiesen, unb babel lit suslei9
bas greal Ser einselnen Sarmen gro
per seporbeu.
Die 3a6l Ser Sarmen betrdgt nun
:, 739,657 unb ibr @ertb wirb anf
164 Siaionen Dollars sei6dst-ein
10 enormer @ertb, baB Ser semaltise
Stabltrult nit ieinen lumpisen an=
bertbalb Silionen basesen ais Der
reinite @ailenfnabe erl9etnt. lleber=
bies lit Die Steiseruns bes @ertbes
Der Sarmen, mel6e sesen 1890 ni9t
rpeniser ais 2S.4 Grosent betruS,
Dem @0lfersupa9s Ser Ser. Staaten
iIm 6 bis Z Erosent uorausseeilt.
llnb mas nod besei6nenber lit: Der
@ertb Der Sarmprobufte bat iid se=
gen 1890 nabesu I'M bic Sdlfte se=
iteisert. Der @oblitanb Der Sarmer
mus alIo aud auHallenb rapib se=
wa6ien iein. Seu grtras aler
Sarmen besiffert Der Genius auf g
Silionen Dollars, ober auf bur9=
16nittli6 $685. pro 'Sarm. Inter
Sultur befanben iid S41, 2O1, $40
Icres, allo nt6t ptel rpentSer ais Die
Sdlfte bes Nreals Der Ser. Staaten.
Seras itebt alien Staaten nit ietnen
$50, 100 Sarmen poran. Weinouri
folst nit 2S4, $50 Sarmen. Soma
bat perbdltniBmdBis bas mel tie ader=
bar sema9te eanb (imlproueb Sarm
lamb, ndmli6 Sc Srosent letner
Sarmldnbereien. Satnois unb sSnbi=
una folsen nit n Frosent. Neben
bieIem erItaunli9en aufidwuns bes
aderbaues lit freili9 au6 eine serabe
In ser lesten Oecabe au1daise Ser=
mebruns Ser itdbtii9en Sepolterune
gu beobudten sewelen.
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@eimatb.

@el9e @efible beidlei9en uns BET
bieiem @orte! Bis in bas ipdteIte
alter iberfommt uns Elm Wonnes
i9auer, ipre9en mir MIR ben Namen
berlelben aus ODER b6ren mir ibn aus
benz Munbe anberer. @ie lebbaft
iteben bann uniere &%tnberiabre, Sc
i6miiter, 0erpanbte, Sreunoe unb
liebe gefannte Dor unIerem seiltisen
ause, alien poran bas Glternbaus
nit benz lieben Batter unb Der treli=
lorsenben Mutter! Sci es, baB u1=
iere &inbbeit, uniere Susenb cine roz
lise mar, lei es, bab mir ben Grnlt
bes 9ebens gu iener 3eit in manisfaz
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