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Newport daily independent., 1902-05-21
.Innaneae Arrnxn

Tn Japan archers test their arrows by balancing them on the nails of the second and third fingers of the left hand and rapidly twirling them by the feathered end with the fingers of the right hand. If the arrow makes a whirring sound it is crooked and must be straightened- -Albany Argus.
Newport daily independent., 1902-05-21
Hard to Tell.

The Husband-Why is it that wom- en always say: I'll be ready in two seconds ?"
 The -Humph and why is it that men always say: "Oh. I'm ready now2"-Brooklyn Life.
Newport daily independent., 1902-05-21
A Dressy Girl.

"Maude never goes anywhere with out dressing for it."
 "Oh, no; she'd hurry up and get 8 new dress ready if she knew she was going razy"-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Newport daily independent., 1902-05-21
Cop*oIation.

Edith-Yale is my favorite. They turn out the best men at New Haven.
 Jack-That's what I said when they fired me at the end of the junior year. IN. Y. Times.
Newport daily independent., 1902-05-21

thickly settled are Tutuila, 35,OOO acres; Savail, 21OOOo acres, and Up- olu, 22O,OOO acres. The island of Tu- tuila, owned by the United States. has population of 4,ooo.
 J. M SCANLAND.
Newport daily independent., 1902-05-21
Eupion Oil
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 When buying Illuminating oil insist on having EUPloN, the family safety. This is 2 dou- bic distilled process oil that isA oRDoaLEss and absolutely safe. # you will use clean burners and wicks and EuPIor OIL you will have best light obtainable. The only merchants in New port that sell this high grade oil are: Wolff-Goldm.n n Mer. Co.. w. B. Chastain, VilmaDa Bros, R. D. Wilmans, Heili- gers Union Market Co, Martin Bros, and Harris & Daug.iertys Waters-Pierce Oil Comply
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28

tably a door through which Demo
Gratis slip in and help the Republicans
make their panty nominations. But
that can hH closed by amendment
and there is no sentiment worth men
tiuning in that state for repeal OF the
law. At the same time that the Min
resOta law was enacted our own SEN
ate. dominated 10y the SatNalts, de
feated the Stevcus bill in this state,
That bin was simiIar in i,s scope and
purposes to the Minnesota law.
Friends of primary election law
differ in their views as to the wis
dom of several of its provisions; but
it was 4 workable scheme and itwould
have made good beginning in this
state, first, 10y dcpriving several Gin
iluential Citizeus,' heretofore al
Iuded TO, of lheir calling. and, second
Iy, by starting us oil ON the road that
most of the states are drifting into in
their efforts to attain a better political
condition Having defeated the gov
eruor and the proposed reform the
: aIwalts forthwith organized them
selves on the old aud we'll known and
reliable Tammany model, established
their headquarters in the llth story
OF the Herman building in Milwaukee
and ever since then they have been
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28
Gov. Robert NJ. LaFOllette

In this as in all other public re
forms there is large class of citizens
who instiuctively cling to the evils
they have rather than to fly to those
they know not Of, even though the
perils at which they shuddci
are mostly imaginary creations o.
their own fancy or sCureCrOws made
beaiud the scenes for a purpose. lbe
primary election movement has thus
far been thwmted in this state prln-
cipaliy by crowd of eleventh story
gentlemen who presume to preside ~
the upper realms OF practical pohuc-,
who oppose this forward movement,
in our civilization, firstly, because
they IRE opposed to Governor ia foi-
lette. and secondly, because their
supremacy in the affairs OF state
would be endangered if the peopl"
were permitted by law to say directly
what they want free and clear OF
their disuterested steering and sym
pathetic counsel n. Ii was prln-
cipaIly through the efforts OF that
class Of patriots that tie plank ~ the
platform Of the republican party, ad
opted IN the last state convention
c Hing for the enactment Of Il phi
mary election law, was nu'Itied and
tbp marty stultiGed before the good
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28

takes time and experience, as IN othet
departments of government, to form
ulatc a satisfactory code regulating
the nomination and election Of pub
lie officers. Wherever a primary
election law has been enacted there
are no signs Of abandoning it and
of rc!apsiug into the miro of the
old fashioned caucuses and couven
ton
The enDrt is to amend the new laws
80 ms to obyiate the evils shown by
experience to exist under them. The
Australian ballot now in use in prac-
iralIy all the states had TO have a
great deal Of thinking before it could
be made to harmonic thoroughly
with our system Of dominant state,
and subordinate city, village, town
and county government. But because
that il SO no one now opposes the
Australian ballot
The reform did away with bulldog
Ing at tie polls, voting herds" and
many other iutolcrable evils but it
does not reach evils still existing
higher uy. luis not to be pretumed
tuat the primary election law, how
ever well cons dered and formulated,
wiIl do away with all the abuses and
vices Ri politics. They are Ike origi.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28
POLITICS AND FACTS.
Some Things Voters Ought Know About
IaFolettelliS Record and
His Enemies.

Every we'll informed person living
in this state interested in public at
fairs knows that Governor La Fullette
is seeking to abolish our present uu-
satisfactory, inefficient, and corrupt
caucus and convention system OF
nominating candidates tor puDlic Office
and to substitute in its place the pri-
mary party election method of doing
the same.
There is no need of losing breath in
public speeches nor of using space in
print telling about the inherent evils
of the caucus and convention system,
nor III recounting the corrupt antics
of fixed or seen delegates" that show
up in every convention for 'what
there is in it." The perils that the
will of the people run in nominating
conventions are altogether too We'll
known to need iestating in this com
munity. The deplorable results OF
Grading delegations are before us
always Mere suggestion of them
raises a stencil in the nostrils OF right
thinking men interested in politics
akin to that of old cheese or of stale
fish. The inherent perversities and
uncertainties OF our present political
practices are admitted even by those
who oppose reform. Governor La
Toilette proposes to cut off the evil at
the root and to make no further at
tempts to amend the caucus laws.
The system is not capable of being
thoroughly reformed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28

directly for the man he wants to run
for office, and the person receiving
the highest number Of votes will tie
the party nominee. Those who advo-
cate the reform claim that such a
scheme Will restore 10 the people the
political power that in a great meas
ure vaHishes into thin air as soon as
we get beyond the region OF personal
acquaintance. And we all know that
even in local politics trammelcd by
conventions, county or city a min
voting for a delegate runs great risk
of having the delegate get astray be
fore the performance is over. The
rlngsters we'll know that if such a
scheme is enacted into law in thi,
state their occupation will be gone,
fo2 there will be no conventions to
"CCntrol, - no delegates "to see,' and
purchasing majority of the electors
will be too expensive. That Is the
real secret of their opposition TO the
primary election law The "argu
ments" q advanced against it based
principally on what they say will hap
pen under it, are mostly clouds OF
aust thrown into peoples eyes for
obvious reasons.
primary election laws is not confined
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28

GOV. IaFollette was elected two
years ago by the largest majority ever
given a Republican candidate for
governor in the State Of Wiscon
sin He is a candidate tor renomin-
alton. The rule in this state has al
ways been to give the governor a
second term if he desires it. What
has GOV. laFollettc done that an eX
ception should he made in his case!
He has fought for equal taxation and
primary election law, aud it is sole
ly because he has stood for these
things that he is being opposed today
The railroad corporations of the
state are spending hundreds Of thous
ands of dollars tp defeat him, because
if he is elected they would be com
PEELED to pay taxes 'jFst like the
little fellows" If he il defeated. tine
little fellows will continue to pay
part OF the taxes of the railroads,
az they have done for years,
The railroads in 1900 reported the
total cost of all roads in Wisconsin to
he s2I2 ,O69, ,719 S. The tax commis7-
ION found their value to bc s2I7,995
us The total taxes paid by the rail
way companies in 1899 were Sl.5i9,
l3l 81, or about six tcnlhs OF one per
cent upon the value of the property.
/ The tax rate for the people other than
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28

lester Poor old Shnhtnt has his
troubles,
Jimson- What, Why. he's making
barrels and barrels ~ money.
Jester | know hul The rIcc of bar.
rels has zone up, lH,tou T. 81.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28
Innrn>cJ order OF Red Men.

iITcHE GUMME TRIRE MOI Improved
order ut Red Men Meets every NrdHc~-
Ffth street. Visiting chiefs always wei
come. GRO. W KANE Sachvui.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28

circle meets First Monday in each month
, Crntral park NJ. T.. church.
NrN ANGEIA FANEL hrc-idcnt
MISS. pENRi OTIS, secretary.
MHS MARY REYNOLDS, Treasurer
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1902-06-28

J = DIV w T|TF-T '|'-TT
cts rirarD office
si- Tower avenue
Tower Nyc station. West superior Wis
Nr.rlulou Ave station. SUPERIOR, Nis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18
Saa0.

9te SasO5eit lit in Canada cine
botintereiiante, uno 5nar ni6t fIr
Den Sagbllebbaber allein, ionoern fir
einen S5eben, Ser iif am anbltd oes
WilbeS i'm &aloe, auf Dem Waiier
utb altf Der Gbene erfreut. 8iloeS
@eilugel biebt es IN allen 9beilen bes
9anoes in Wenge. Iuf alien Surmen
fiuhet man Sbaareu bon berrlihen
Selobiibuern, Die manhmal Die 8e.
treioeihober tbatlG6li6 beoeden. Sic
Seen 6liiIIe un0 Seihe iino BON
alerbano miloem 9efliigel belebt.
@o eS MIR INNER elm 8ep1iIer giebt,
itbSt Der sager anf @nten ieglider
Irt, uno neben Gnten uno Selo.
bilbnern giebt es 8abaoies anberes
8oaclpilo, alS oa iino: @anle, Srut.
blhner; aranibe, Belifane, Gegen.
Afeifer, &~ebbiibner, S~aielbiibner un6
Nnoeres mebr. Mn pierfiibigem
Wilb berriht ebenfaus fem Mangel.
&aien uno' Stride giebt es in @eft.
Samoa IN Menge unO numentlih i'm
Noroen in Der RGbe GROCER Seen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18
GiicnbGlnen nnS StGbte.

Canada bot piele giienbqbnen.
Die @eiammtlGnge bes Giienbabn.
nebes lit iiber 10000 Meilen. 9ie
arobte lit Die Canadian 9actfic 81.
g., iuelhe BON @tlantiiben gum
Stiaen SSeon gebt inb piele 3neta.
LINEN bat. Die ndtitgr0Bte lit Die
Canadian Rortbern, pelde ebenfaas
nit pielen 3neialinien qller ourf)
ben Continent bon einem S5ean gum
anoeren gebaut miro. SS iinb olld)
aeaenmartig oiele nelle Giienbabnen
i'm 9au, melde 10 ihnea ais moglif,
borpartS 9earbeitet meroen. gin
ben @iienbabnlinien pafien groBe
urto fleine Gtdbte iiberaa beran. Die
arGBte Staot IN @elto9 Canada lit
@innipeg nit 10000 g%inpobnern.
Der ginmmoerer beut5utaee, Der iif
IN @auooa anlieoelt, bat ~feinesipeg5
10 nit S6mieriafeiten uno Gntbeb-
rlln9en 81 fampfen mie oas in
friiberen Sabren Der SOIL mar. Or
finoet iiberaIl gerfehrsmittel uno
q,tten Ibiot fir feline 8rooufte. Gas
2anb miro auBeroroentlid raid uuf-
aenommert nno in etnem ein5igen
Sabre nerpanoeln iid groBe, unbe.
tpohnte Streten in bidt beiieoelte
Sarmgegenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18

,aenoen Sriibiabr, bebor ptr gell,ig
Seute sniammenbringeR tonnten, Inn
bort cine 0euti6e fatboliihe Mnlieos
lung at griinoen, ma BORT ldon aQes
bon MnoerSglGlIhigen enlightenment
moroen. SIM lesten Sriibjobr mar in
Stasca Gountp i'm n6roliden Minnes
iota nod 5iemlih piel elltes Sonte-
lteablanO 5u boben, aber BORT lit oaS
iteiite nno bette mGbrenb oes Som-
mers auh aufgenommen moroen.
Wenn bic uno % cine fletne SSSnoias
ner'R eierpation eroffnet miro, 10 be.
perben lid gleif) sebn Mann ltn jeoe
Somelteao, 9utes ltno biuiges 9ano
atebt es in Den Ser. Staaten eben
nltt mebr. $50 gutes 2ano nod un-
beiieoelt lieet. lit es in beu SGnoen
BON Spefulanten, tpel6e ote 8reiIe
INNER mebr nnb mebr in Die S0be
idrauben. Ser ein5ige alustpeg fir
2eute, Die gutes biuiges 9ano buben
fpoaen uno miiiien, lit nod CANADA,
uno alth BORT miro in ELM paar Sab
rem Aaes anfgenommen iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18
Inn Wrlhc Sabrcsseit man amsipau
bern iuQ.

Sn Der Sfe9el eignet iid oas 5riib.
lahr am beIten on5n. 6elbarbeiter
limo aisoann lebr 'begebrt unb fir
Den angebenOen 2nnomirtb lit es &c.
rnDe Die SobreS5eit, IN tpelder er
Iein 9ano. beiteQen nil. Snoem er
I'M Wai ODER Infangs Stunt &artof-
feln uno Safer auba,it, trdgt er 81
ielnem uno Der Seinigen u~nterbalt
ihon Diel bel. Srifft DER Syelo-
arbeiter lpdbrenb Der Grnteaeit i'm
CONNER elm, 10 miro er feline Mtiibe
baben, iiir feline 9ienitleifnneen
eluen ailten 2obn 3u erlangen. Auh
Der sfarmer, Der i'm CONNER Elm.
trlfit nnb lid mad 2anb umieben
nil, fam als0unn Die Saat Dabien
iebcn nno iif einen paiienben Ylae
III aaer WuBe auslufen. 2ano
inht man ii6 am beiten i'm CONNER
uno I'M Serbite aus; bat man es ae.
fnnoen, 10 farm man iib baran
MAIDEN, itd elm Snus 3I bauen unb
gorbereltungen fit ben 8inter an
treffen. Sm S%riihjabre lit err oanit
an Ort uto Stelle uno fann iein
San0 reht3eitlg beItelea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18

Der5o[lt nerGrtBert ober ionit oils ser
&ono 8eAcben oiirfen tic mr. lperbeu,
welln Der gniisoier lie ein Sabr laltg
mirflId) gebralld)t bat.
InlieOler ans Den Sereini9ten
Stoaten fGnncn bel ibrer Iutunft
Sicb noh n~ad)itebcnocm @erbdlthib
aoatrei einfiibrer, n6ntlih: Sc ein
Stiif Hinhpieb .lnb eilt Yfero ouf
acbn Iter 2onb bis 5it 160 ader, Die,
mad, Wobgabe ocS Seimitatte. 8e-
iebes, g~efauit pber ionitmie erpor.
ben muroen, uao ie elm Sdaf pro
Ider. s}ollgei6lle, Die iiber bieles
Gcrb1ltniB binaus ertrittet lpurben,
ruerben i'm gleihen 8~erbdltnib ali.
riiderItattet, iuenn Der 4~niieoler tpet.
tere $50 Gfer nat Dem SeimItdtte.
aeies errpirbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18

GeifGitcn. gs giebt sort ifon bier
QruBe GiepotorS unO 5lurt ipeitere
iilb idcn i'm 9au. Die ginipobner
filo meiitcus ocutide W~ennonttell
lno Die Smlptiprade lit Slattoeutld).
9ie Iciiten, bic bierbcr fonlen,
butten in Der Scirnat6 feline 8cldtbii-
n,er ~geionnclt. Dap lie bier 9iilt-
itiae 9eoinglltgeu porgefunoen, be.
ipeiit lire belltige @oblbobenbeit. Sn
feds Sobreu hoben lie lid bier eilen
@oblitoho errilngelL 81 Dem man cS
in 1lteren S1nbern i'm gon5en Sebeii
nidlt brinat. Die Snrm ldpiloenfrei,
Die Seloer nit sur Grltc retfer
Srltdt beitellt, Die @eibe nit &inber.
hecrben beDedt itnb bas Siigeaato
nit meibenoen Sdafen, elm @efligel.
bpf ntO elm 8iebItoa, Der ie nit
Butter lrno Milh umo nit Giern per.
iorat, cine S6ule fiir Die &letnen III
nadIter IGbe, Die STRIDE ndbebei uro
~biejenigen io5ialen &ortbeile IN ibrenl
@ercifL mie lie iih minlhen mas
broudeu lie ionit nod, in1 EN- gliid.
Iides Goiein 81 fiibren?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18
Sdattenieiteu.

.Sebes 9anb bat S6attenieiten",
iaat @tan6er, runb 10 perben Tie IN
CANADA audi niht feblen." Im
meIiten peri6rieen ipiro bas &lima,
aber Die 2eute, Die bort pobnen, Be.
fldaen lid nidt barber, ionbern fms
aana gut bamit .sufrieoen uno be.
balpten, oaB es bort ansenebmer lit,
als Die in 9afota ODER i'm meltltfen
Wtnneiotu. Cine anoere Gbatten.
Iette iinb ole Habtfroite, Die lid s,t.
ipetlen Gnoe Mugiit einitellen bebor
Der lpdt gei1ete Meiaen p0lis reif lit.
So lit ieoodl iebr ielten, oaB ioIde
NrOite beoelltenben S6aoen anrit-
ten. Ser @ei8en, Ser i'm balbreifen
3rltanoe erfriert, bat natiirli1
peniaer @ertb, obidon er einen iebr
reidlidlen grtrag bonn Ider liefern
mag. Wer bel 9eiten iGet, fam aber
iifer fem, bob iein @ei3en reif miro.
bepor ole Nadtfrolte tommen. @er
.aber nit Dem Sden bintenoran lit,
'lauft 9efabr, oaB ietne Sru6t mebr
'oNer ipeutger beihabtgt miro. Gs
fommt oenrnad) aaes auf ben Iann
an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18
Sradtreaulahpe.

I.-gtne giienbabntpagenlaol1ne
aniieoler gffeften fam i'm Gimme
bes Soueeietes fir pirflibe Iniies-
Ter aus folsenoen @esenitanben be.
iteben: glus Bferben, Waultbieren.
Hinopieb, 8dlbern Sdaien uuo
Shpeinen in Der @eiammt5abl Don
aebn (10) Gtud. Mus gebraubtem
Sausaerdtb, Ierional . Gifetten
@aaen ODER ionitigen Subrperfert
aum eigenen 9ebranb. @rs &C.
brauhten adermai6inen uno ioniti.
zen @erGtbiGaften ober 8erf5ellg
nnb 8eiliisel. @uS Sem notbieen
Nlitter fir Die Sbiere aui Der &eiie.
.. - Inter meniger als elmer
neutrality-suspicious. iinb weiter
nihts ais gebrulfte Mobel, &c.
brauhte @agen uno ionitige 8e.
fabrte, eebraubte Idermaibinen,
I~dergerdtb ODER @erfaeug 81 per.
lteben uno ii10 ioldJe fleInere Sen-
onnaen nit Der aeaauen Abreile 5u
oerleben.
s. - San0elSnaaren lpie 8roce.
rieS, Sebensmittel. eiienpaaren etc,
neile IdergerGtbidafteu, MaIhinen,
8cf6hrte II. bgl. weroen nidt als
Iniiebler : Gffefteu betrottet urtb
miiiien na6 Dem reglllGren &laiien-
Sarif Der neutrality-suspicious. Der.
frahtet meroen.
9. sit Die 3obl Der Sbiere
GROCER oils geitattet lit. 10 merben Die
ii~ber8abligen nah Dem eepobnlideu
aluiien.S arif berednet, 5uiblGslid
Der Srubt fir Giienbabnpueens
~labunaen fir gniiebler. gffeften, bod
miro i'm 8an5em nift mebr bafiir be.
rehnet, oils fir cine @agenlabms
Shlahtpieb.
G. Sreifarten. $50 9ieb einen
Sbeil Der 9aouna zines Giienbobn.
maaens bilbet, miro elmer Yerion, ole
iiir beiien @artlnd 81 lorgen bat,
freie 6abrt getpabrt.
a. - Sad)laDunden. GInem Ans
iieoler miro unter feinen llmitanben
aeitattet, eiuen 8egenltano amf Dem
9ah zines gei6loiienerL o0er Sieb.
gt'enbabnmagens 8u perlabeu, oa
baS aefabrIib unb ltreug unteriaat
lit.
Is. - @iienbabmpagen,Sa oungeit
miiiien mad, ibrem 9eitimmmg&orte
ourhaeben mo oari untermegS fem
Sbeil Der Saoimg absenommen per.
Den.
s. - Sra6tiGBe fir G~iienbabn.
moaenlablmgeu. Srafti1se. ole IN
Der &ubrif observation-disclosures
onaefiibrt iino, gelten iiir ieoe Gen.
ouna, ole einen 8aaeu eimnimmt mo
elm 0ewidt bis 81 IL Sounen GA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18


pom 5. StIoper 1902 i1reibt pie
folgt:
.gs lit gu beoa,iern, oaB init ibrer
ubertriebenen @engitIitfeit mante
9eutide oftmaIS Die bette 9elegen.
belt periaumen 5u5uereifen, no ct.
mas 81 bolen lit. 0ir fennen ole
Whtalieoer Der Catholic Settlement
Societp IN ct. Saul 5par ni6t per.
ionlih, baben uns aber, ebe mir ibre
Gn5eigen beroffentIiften, iiber iie er.
funoiat uno ausauDerIdiiiser Gueqe
quite GmpfebIungen erbaltm uno
oieie Gmpfeblungen arr6 ieiner Seit
uproffentlitt. @o3l aIio jest nod
LANCE ssatfrage balteu, NO es beibt.
arareifen. uebrisens gisbt es fem
unternebmen auf bieier @elt, oas ab.
iolut iiter mare uno nit matbemoti.
ider Nctbwenoiefeit ii6 rentiren
miiBte. I'm etpus 5u gefpinnen,
mlB man INNER audi etpas pagen,
rno per nidts mast, gepiunt audi
nitts. Gnr Die @~erbeiBung @ottes,
Die iid aut Den aeoffenbarten @Ia,t.
ben ino Dos eipige aeben be5ieben,
iinS abiolut iider uno geuiB. IGe
moeren meltliben 8lGne uno Inter.
nebuungen mogen Our6 elm ultpor.
beraeiebenes RiBgeidif gang ODER
tbeilpeiie miBlingen, aber in Sen
porliegenoen aniieolungs 8l6nen lit
ieoe eerniinftige Nusiidt auf srlten
GrfoIg %porbanoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-18
an Sen Screinigtcn Staatcn 1T fein
gmtes, biliges 4anS mebr
an babea.

N lit nod nid)t Ionge Der, 90
laaen i'm @elten Der Ser. Staaten
rmGeberre Streden oeS beIten nno
f%ruhtbarlten SanoeS, no nod fem
Wenih mobnte, unb 100 Gaum mar
mir Seoen Der iid Elm eigeneS Seim
aritnoeu mollte. SSeBt iinb iene @e.
Qenoen aber alle bitt beiieoelt. SIN
fernen @elten liegen 5mar nod enb-
loie mnbepobnte Streden bon Some-
lteao- Sanb. aber es iinb lal,ter @e.
aenoen, no eS penig ober gar nidt
regnet unO mo- baber fem Mderbmi,
.ionbern b6titenS nur Sieb3u6t be.
trieben weroen fam, lpie mander
mporlihtlge InlieOler 5u leinenr
eidenen llnaiiid erfabren bat. gs
milroe iebr idwer balteu IN oen Ser.
Stdaten einen GIoB 3n iinbelt po
mirtlih gltteS Suno init geuiigenoem
Heqeniall mir meni9er ais SIS bis
$50 per Nder 3u fauien mare. Sil
Den mttleren Sbeilen BON Minneioiu
aiebt es grobe StretM Don leibtem,
lanoiaem San0, ooS nit Sannel.
Ttumpen mo Steinen auaefiat lit.
oher trebocm niht fir meniger ais
SO bis $50 per Ider gefauft weroen
tonn. 9cuielbeu Greis beSublt man
iqr lernen &elten olt6 ldJpn in 8e.
aennen, ole iidI infolae Der Srpfen-
belt nlr fiir &ieb5uft ciQnet, Sn
Serbit 1901 mar III @arO Gountp,
Noro.S ofota, nod piel anteS Some
lteao'Sano du babeH. aber i'm fol.