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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
FRUIT GROWERS To
PROTECT THEIR
INTERESTS

A meeting of prominent fruit growers Of
the state will be held in Macon today
TO arrange for the shipment of their fruit
this year The meeting will be for the
purpose of agreeing on agents in the va
rious cities, and TO protect the fruit grow
ers from gold brick schemes.
Heretofore growers have lost large sums
of money by selling fruit TO bogus fruit
men, and to agents who were not respon-
sible This year, however, the growers
have determined to protect themselves
and will make all their plans at the meet
ing on Thursday.
Some of the most prominent fruit grow
ers in the state will be present at the
meeting and the bogus agents and fruit
dealers who are no good will be black
listed.
A copy of the agreements will be sent
TO every orchard owner in the state.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
HAYTIEN REBELS SEIZED
JAcMEL SATURDAY

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Hayti. April ga
number OF revolutionists, commanded by
General Nicolaus Baptiste, attacked and
captured Jacmel, a town on the south
coast of Hayti, on Saturday, occupied
that town for "A hours, released the per-
sons who had been imprisoned there and
then retired to the hills. taking with them
all the arms and ammunition they could
obtain. During the fighting which pre-
ceded the capture Of Jacmel. two men
were killed and a number wounded. The
Haytian cruiser Crete-a-Piorot has start
ed for Jacmel with arms and ammunition
for that place, and the minister Of war,
v. Guillaume, has also left for Jacmel
with detachment Of troops. All is quiet
here.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
GYPSY LEFT ESTATE
VALUED AT $4,000

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, April 9.--The body
OF the gypsy, Thomas Mentally, who died
In his gypsy settlement now located near
this city two days ago, lies in the tent
with Catholic funeral adornments orna-
menting a very handsome bier. The ser
vices OF the Catholic church were held
over his remains yesterday afternoon, sew
eral relatives from Nashville being in at
tendance. The remains will not be in
TERED until MAY, according to the custom
OF the tribe. McNally is said to have left
a fortune OF $4,000
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
BEAUTIFUL WEAPON
GIVEN TO JENKINS.

= CHARLESTON. S. c.. April g.
= The sword is a beautiful weapon.
= II rests in a costly mahogany box,
= lined with the sOfteSt white silk.
= on the cover Is a gold plate upon
= which Is beautifully engraved Ma
= jor Micah Jenkins, Rough Riders
4 The blade is an exquisite imported
= one. inlaid i'm gold arabesque. de-
= signs by a system known only IN
= France. and showing also the Uni-
> ted States monogram and coat Of
= arms and the American eagle.
= The hilt is OF exquisite design.
4 and is surmOunted by magnificent
= sapphire, surrounded by twenty
. diamonds The tassels attached are
= OF silver bullion, heavily plated
= with gold.
q The scabbard is of heavy nickel
= with gold trimmings upon ii. On
= each side, exquisitely engraved on
= nickeled steel. are appropriate in
4. scriptions. On one side appears
= thiss
= "a gentle and courteous South
= CarOlinian-in action a perfect
= game-coek''-TheOdore Roosevelt,
= Colonel Rough Riders.
= On the other side with artistic
= arrangement Of lettering is en-
4 graved Major Micah Jenkins,
= Rough Riders-A testimonial of his
= efficiency and sOldiership and of his
= gallantry I'm action while serving
= with the army OF the United States
q in Cuba. From friends and admir- 4
a ers in South Carolina. Presented by
= President Roosevelt. April 2. 1902"
= Accompanying the splendid sword
= is a rich and heavy belt of silver
= bullion heavily plated with gold.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
REPRESENTATIVE THOMAS
is ENTITLED TO HIS SEAT

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The report
filed today in the contested election case
of ]. f. Fowleo, VS.. Charles r. Thomas,
from the Third North Carolina district.
states that while there was some irreg-
ularity, II was not sufficient to sustain the
contestants claim and that Representa-
tive Thomas is entitled 70 retain his seat.
The contestant was the Populist nomi-
nee: the contestee the Democrat. No Re
publican nominee was presented.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
MRS. DUNCAN S
TRIAL SET FOR
NEXT MONDAY
THE GRAND JURY WILL MEET ON
FRIDAY MORNING TAX RE-
TURNS COMING IN AT
LIVELY RATE.

The grand jury will meet Friday morn
ing to discuss number Of Jail cases. The
criminal branch Of the superior court Is
set to convene on Monday of next week,
Judge John s. Gambler having sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness, and 1t
is believed that the grand jury desires to
prepare all the business possible, so that
ii can be attended to at an early date.
The case against Mrs. MOllie E. Dun
can, charged with the murder Of her hus-
band, Policeman James Duncan, will
come before Judge Gamblers court next
week, and the now famous MOnnish fell
ony cases are likewise set for a hearing.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
NEW YORK BANKS TO
WAR AGAINST "H0LD-UPS"

NEW YORK, April 9.-Banlking syndi-
Gates representing the most important
financial interests in the city have at a
meeting just held formally agreed to COM
mence an active warfare on what Wall
street terms hold up schemes 1t was
determined that hereafter no more black
mail will be paid to those individuals who
when new enterprises are launched, at
tempt to hold up the consolidation or
financial hotation by legal processes until
settlement" is made.
1t was agreed that henceforth no moneys
will be paid for a peaceful and quiet set
Element of any deal, but that as soon as
any attempt at a "hold up is discovered
the matter shall be fought out to the end
in the courts. 1t was also announced last
night that a movement already has begun
to unearth the leaders of the system Of
financial blackmail, who are declared to
have been actively at work for the past
two years or more.
= Leading Wall street men who have been
engaged in the promotion of consultations
repeatedly have stated that they were
compelled to buy up trouble promoters"
as soon as the plans were nearing compile
ton. They were too busy, they said, to
take the chances of delay in the COM
pletion of their plans and so they were
compelled to substitute individuals in order
to obtain peace. 1t is reported that as
much as $3.50 900 has been paid recently by
a single banking interest in Wall street
to avoid an aggressive litigation by one
of the members of the clique.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
SIXTY THOUSAND
PEOPLE At FAIR.

CHARLESTON. S. C. April g.
sixty thousand persons attended
the exposition today. the greatest
crowd this city has known in her
history.
The reception 10 the president has
heen even more than enthusiastic
Thousands have shouted themselves
hoarse. His trip from the city to
the grounds was a continual Ova-
ton from the moment the journey
began until he left the grounds
The weather today has been per-
feet. The air was bracing and a
pleasant breeze was blowing in
shore There was not a cloud in the
skies.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
STATE MAKES MONEY
ON ITS PRISON FARM

The state prison commission sold 407
bales of cotton Tuesday. George Smith,
of Milledgeville. was the purchaser. The
price paid was SOS cents per pound. The
total amount received was $1621O.0O.
Z The cotton represented the crop made on
the state prison farm last year, 1870:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
MARK TWAIN BUYS ELEGANT
HOME ON THE HUDSON

NEW YORK, April s.-After losing the
fortune made by life's work and then
setting out to make a new one at an age
when most men are retiring, Mark
Twain Samuel L. Clemensl the humor-
list, has just purchased a summer home
in Terrytown.
The place consist.o of nineteen acres, stu
ated on high ground overlooking the Hud-
SON. On IL is a stone mansion which has
recently been Temodeled and mOdernized,
with outhuildings and barns added to it.
The price is understood to have been
s47 500.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
SOUTHERN MAY TRY TO
BLOCK RAILROAD DEAL

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. April &C. H.
Ackert. general manager; J. A. DOdsOn,
general superintendent Of the western d.
vision: w. II. Wells. chief engineer, all
Southern railway officials. are here and
Third Vice President Frank S. Cannon,
is scheduled 10 arrive this afternoon or
tonight.
IL Is beloved they are here TO formulate
some plan whereby the Louisville and
Nashville and Atlanta, Knoxville and
Northern consolidation scheme and thu
Jellico extension may be thwarted.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
THROUGH HIS HEART
HIS BULLET WAS SENT

CLAYTON, Ala, April s.-Yesterday
early Mr.. n. W. VisOn of this place shot
himself through the heart with win
chester rife, death ensuing almost in
stantly.
Mr.. Vinson had been respondent over
business failures and had been suffering
greatly for the past week from acute
rheumatism.
He was a gallant confederate soldier,
kind hearted useful citizen and an affect
ionate husband and father. his death
Is deeply regretted by large circle Of
friends, -----
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
BILL
IS FAVORABLY
REPORTED
CHINESE EXCLUSION BILL is RE-
PORTED FAVoRAsLY TO THE
SENATE BY CHAIRMAN
FAIRBANKS.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-When the SEN
ate convened today Mr.. Fairbanks. of In
diana, reported favorably from the com
mittee on immigration the Chinese exclu-
sion bill passed by the house of represen-
tatlves. Ii was placed on the calendar.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
BACON AND CLAY ASKED
TO STOP THE CHINESE

ROME. Ca. April s.-President Gompers.
AZ the National Federation OF Labor. wired
here today 20 prominent laboring men and
and citizens TO request by telegraph Sens-
tors Bacon and Clay 20 support the Chi
nr=e exclusion bill number CT tele-
grauzn we're sent Immediately, $1,000
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10
business Blocks Burned.

TERRE HAUTE. Ond.. April 9.-The
principal portion of the business district
OF Casey. ILL.,. was destroyed by fire last
night and the loss win exceed $4,000
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-10

Lord Kimberly Is Dead.
LONDON. April S.-Lord Kimberly, the
Liberal statesman, who had been i'll for
some time past, died this afternoon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

rritds bsr 8dbnen Itbspinbs. 1lnb bic
2obnerbDbuna brdlht ipeber Die Diz
Dibenbef 3u fiiraeil, nod ben sSrahtz
funben 3ir 2dit su fallen.
sSyn Gbnlihem SHINE bat iic6 audi
pr6iibsnt gniatt Des pennlnlDdniaz
Gnftems geduBert, als er fir bic
QDbnerh0bung eintrat. .Gs lit uns
nlsbr Gefhdft ungebpten, als mir be-
p6ltisen f0nnen, utb es aibt aus bem
Dilemma fiir uns nur ben Mustpsg,
uniere MnseiteIIten lpDal 3u bebanz
bsln, ibner aii beffsn. auf bdB fis uns
belfen.1
Dab bic Mbana einem brDhenben
'5treff Dorbeugen ioIlte, audi bdpon
fpridt man in Sinansfreiien. Sin
Idnaerer GtTenbabnftreit. 10 biht bins
ter ben MusitdnDen i'm 6artfoblens
@e6iet 1dtte entfhieben berftimmenb
uuf ben @elbmarft geipirft. DaDpn
ipdre niht nur bus in Giienbabn~@e=
curitdten anselegte Capital betroffen
iporbn, Der unterbrohene Nerfe1r
bate bic @innahnen aIler 8ebDlfez
rungsf9i6ten beeinfluBt unb ben @iiz
terDerbpaud aller Snbuitrie5peige re-
hurirf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

pon Nornaalerifa in Oem befrefxnbtn
llrFprunas[anbe in &raft Ddren.
Wie geiDdltInm bic pprerD6hnte
ssatsrpretation lit, bebarf feines Ndms
peiIes. Der Mbnebrner bat @inipruh
beim .ssirit General Mppraiier" erhp1
ben; fplIs er nit ieinen Mntrase bel
biefsr sSnItana niht Durhfomnen. 10
piirbe Die Berufuna bei benz .BourD
Of Ippraifers au erfolgen baben unb
Die gntIHsibung fi1 ipabrI1einlih Bis
in ben DECEMBER binein DeraOgern.
Ous @mdiIIegeibdft lit Elm Suiionae=
fhGft; bic GrfiilIung Der 8eiteGunaer
muB in ben Mondten bpr Meihna6z
ten fattiinben; lit bies nidt Der Syall.
bann fann ert i'm nddften s5riibiahr
Der 0erIunpt ipieber aufRnommen
iperben. Gs muB beriidiihtigt iDers
ben, bdb Die 8etbRiligten niht nit
@eIhdftsleuten, fpnbern nit 8ednten
au perhunbeln BADEN nnD bieIe 8eam<
ten i6re 0auptuufeabe bdrin iehen,
bic 9reiIe obne @runb unb obne baB
tie oaau eine 8erehtigung beiiben. 3il
er606en unb es bem Smpprteur ii6erz
laffen, iia 6ann an ben General Mp%
prdiier 5u fpenben. 60 bat Die s3on=
behDrbe fir greIeroina Settles ben
preis I'm 100 prp5ent, fir anbere,
Nrttfel um 1870 prp5ent 6Dbsr eir=
gefsbt. dls Der Mi6luBpreis mar.
Der M6nebner lit Der Mniiht, bab
bic aanae 3ollIhererei burh ben ame>
rifaniihen Nationdl Gnumeleb Mare
Sruft berboreerufen ipprben lei, uno
berSruit 6at Our9 feineDenun5iation,
All beren 5heinbere6tiaung ct ii6 ei@
nise sSmportsure geiihert Fat. bic
feline gehauptungen pegen bes 81 ges
ringen W1artfpertbes beitGtiaen. fhon
ieBt Feline s2lped erreidht. ba Der N6s
nebmer niht in Der Gage lit, Die lpiflz
fiirli9 Biz su 100 Brosent erbDhten
30le au erlegen. g2idt nur Der M6=
ne6mer fpirb oabur9 fhiper betrofFen,
ipnbern por allem bas liefernbe beut>
I6e Merf, bus bic Waaren berdneears
beitet Bate unb ipfort bie peitere sSa=
Irritation einiteQen muBte, I'm srDBez
rem @erluiten Dorsubeugen. sSm 8erz
taufs6ureau 8ereiniater gmailIterz
perts in Berlin iinb fiirsli1 atpe;
NppraiIers BON yaep gort ae!pefen
unb 6aben iid burd @inii4tnahre Der
sSufturenbiider iiher5eueen f0nnsn,
baB fir bas Werf Iusfubrse!ddfte
nan eSnbien gema6t ipprben iinb in
Der 5Dbe bon etipa 100000. BE; nslz
den nod 6illisere preife fir bic gleiz
hen Qrtifel eingerdumt purben. ais
Bel benz @eI6dft nuh g1eip Oorf, TO-
baB hnrourb Der 8eipeis er6runt
mar, 6aB es fi6 bel ben SEEM Dorfer
sSatturen Inn ptrfli9e Martfnertbz
preiie banbelt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11
aElE1sm Aiis,tne retLetr.

DER 9efuab Des OeuiIhen &af1ers
in GnglunD, 10 pla,loert Elm eilglilches
Bloit, fpar il, sFolss Der Mube, pte er
ndbreab lsines IgIenthalts genob,
nibt foliiptslis; aber IS fomnlt nibt
off por, oaB a0niss 6i[lig reiien.
@eorg Nv. rl.lBie tDegcn Der unfoiten
cine steiIe nad3 Berlin dufgeben, unO
man MtplamI eiilen 8egrifT bon Der
RpitIpielisfeit fOnisli9er HeiIen,
tpenn man bDrt, bab Der friibare5hab
BON periien I'M Sabre 1878 DGbren0
efHes Ietsnonatli6en NufeEtbalies in
Gnrcpa I'm 10 MilIionen Dollars
leidter marM. 5etnes 5p5res leBs
Ter 8eIu9 in europa ION 2 Millionen
Dollars in bcaaSlten unb un6eaa6lten
Me1nunasn setoitet 6a6en; Elm Sulz
tan absr 9at, tpie eraG6lt tpirb, an
einem Na1mittaa in Baris sine babe
WhlItpr Dollars fir @tnfGufe beaablt.
Gorb 2onsbule bat 6efanntli9 Elm
fleir,es 8erinosen ausgege6en, als er
&aiIer Milhelm afs @jait bei iin fab.
g[ls Der &aiier 1891 G0nigin 8icto@
ria beIudte, CAB lie bafiir $4,000 aug,
rnb Elm fllraer 8eIud bes R0nigs opn
Giam foItetste iie $4500. sSbre eise=
rem 9eIu1e i'm Muslano foiteten aegen
$25, 900. obg[sita bic GDnigin ielten
iiber SSranfrei6 6inuuseing; $4,000
bieIer Sumne ipurben allein BON benz
S6erHallneiIter ausgeseben, unb Elm
0erbftbefuh in 8dlmoral tpitete Die
R6nigin emit iiber $4,000.
giner Der inbtIdeu Ssiiriten, Der
sur &r01,ungsfcter fam, Derbrait6te
81, ,25O,OOO; penn audi in bielerSnn>
me bic Soften f'::r Elm funtelnaselneues
GhiFf entbdltcn ipar, 10 miif1en bie
unbersn inbiIden Giiriten bo9 etpa
tbenInbiel ausgeQe6eE bdben. Ser
lebte 8sIu9 bes 3arsn in Sranfret6
ION nidN ipentger ols So, 100000 gez
fDfet bd6en. Die Nusaaben Der franz
s0FiIdeu 2sgierung 6etrugen allein
100000 rnb fie reprdientirten nur
ben geringIten She'll Der untoiten.
Tiinfir9en beaa6lte ietnen Breis fir
bic g6rs, cinen Garen gum Sriibitiid
su baben, Gbsims gdb 3ebntaulenbe
aus, nm BEN Wea bss Saren nit Sob
su pfiaitern unb cine 6eipnbere Steuer
ipurbe in gompieans erGpben, um bic
Soften aur 8elpirthung bes 5errIhers
uIler Heuben 3u beden. Hiht umionIt
folsten 14O pofiaeiagenten benz 3aren
burA ssranfrei@, unb In gompiegne
tparen 400 8etten bon Boliaeibeamten
llnb Oienern i'm 8efolgs Nifplaus Ii.
beiebt. 3Dnigli9e 8eIlt6e iinb t6at=
fdAlid ni6t INNER tpiini6ensnertb,
nnb garis ION erfei6tert aufgeatbntst
baben, als Der 9ar cine Ginlabuns
bes Maaiftrats ausI9lus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11
EnlTh1e 3gmlkntte.

Da bic grbfrufte ieBt in eine fdrz
tere 8epegung seratben TT, unb bic
Nadrihtsn iiber beftige pulcaniIhe
Musbriihe an Der Sagesorbnung iino,
bient es bieueibt 5ur 8eruhisung, baB
man4e 8erse, bic als tbdtige Wulcane
k3eihnet nerben, bei5er iinb als ibr
Huf. Menn 3. 9. neulih babon bic
Rebe mar, bab ft9 Elm Dulcan in Der
Ndbe bnn sSrtutsf in 5itirien aufses
tban unD Dampf ne6it peiBgliibenben
5teinen ausgelpien bdtte, 10 belebrt
uns bic Geologic, bab eine iolAe Run<
be 0bne Meiteres in bas @ebiet Der
Gabel gu Derlpsifen lit, neil es i'm Sn<
nern Der gontinente9ulcnne niht giebt
unb am allerpenisien tief i'm Snnern
bes grDBten @rbtheiIes Q(iien. gs
fam ii4 um nihts anDeres ge1anbel.
baben, als um Eager tpblsbaltiger Sc
iteinsfhihten, bic aug irgsnb pel1em
Nnlab, tpabrfAeinlia burd Selbiz
ent3iinbung, in Brunb geratben tparen.
GreigniiIe folder Mrt iinb niht unge-
ipObnlib, unb es lit aud ni9t bas
erite Mal, baB in Snntraiien Mebnlis
des DOrgetOmmen lit. @s TT aud
berfhiebentlidb bebauptet tporben, bdb
in benz 9immelsssbirse, Dem mddtis
gen 9ienfhun, Wnlcdne DprbanDen
ftten, aber bic rufiifhen Gorf9ungen
tpGbrenb ber lebien Sdbie ba6en bic
bnrnuf be3iiali1en Herihte In alien
GGllen Qiisen gefrnft. Gerner bnben
nrsbrere 5orfhunssreifenDe aud I'M
Snntrn BON 9ibst 6puren illngbulz
cunifher Tbdtigfett au iebsn geglaubt,
finb aber einen tpirfliher Bepeis bas
fiir 6isbsr itets faulDig gsbliebsn.
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3nIIThterersfett.

,cyn OeutIdtanS 6eflagt man fi6,
bab in ben 8eretrtisten SStuaten inn
rasr pieber in neusr Sorm collide
rerein gegen beutlde grpprteure in
Mnnenbung fpmnlen. l1e6er einen BE-
fpnbers 6en,erfensnertben sSdn beri6@
tet bic &DlniT9e Seifung Solgenbes:
Gin beuti9es giiennerf erbielt aus
Mep gorf i'm Suli D. s. einen Nuf<
fraq arf emdilliertes @eI9irr i'm
Merf6e DDn ettpa 100000, Der in
nlpnatigen Staten sur Nusfii6run9 aez
Iansen Iollte. Sir bieIel6e Nen ODr=
fer 5irmd bate bag Werf 6ereits ieit
Mdra B. =. Maapen i'm 8etra9e BON
S42.500 na6 Nsip gort abgeliefert,
bic aniianbslps bas SolIbaus puffirt
1atien. Gs lei ausbriidli9 benerft,
baB biele Wauren su 6enfel6en preiz
len faftuirt pasn, tpts bic Ipdter be-
dAitanoeten. NaGbsm bic eriten arDz
feren Senbungen Des Stpeiten Q6z
iHlufFes in g1eip Wprf dneeIangt ipaz
rem, erGielt bas Werf bic Mttthetluna,
boB Die amerifaniIfs 3pn6e9nrbe Dem
M6nebn1er Sdnierigfsitsn bsi Der
Weraolung bereite, unb bab infolae
biefer 3olIfdnsrigfeitert fdmmtlide
speitere Genbungen efnseitent iperben
1liibten. Snaptfden 1puren sr0Bere
Ssnbungen bereits in 6dntburs anz
aelangt unb muBten bort su Eager
geben. Sir Die babur9 entfte6enben
Rotten nimnt bus beuti4s @iienhiitz
iennerf lelbitberitdnblih ben 8eifener
DER Wadre in NnIpruh, bd Bel benz
MbfhluB als 9ablunas6ebingung
r5ahlbar bsi Der Gerf6iffunq in
6am6ura1 bereinbart mar, unb es iiht
nm ein SirgefhGft in monattgen Qiez
1srungen Aanoelte.
Die 3oG6eb0rbe beanftanbet Die
Epufturen unter benz Worgeben, bdB Tie
in ben 5afturen 6ere6neten Breiie
niht ben Marftlperth baritenen. Das
Merf bat Der 3olIbsbDrbe na9aetDies
Ten, DaB nah faufmGnniIhen Neaeln
Bel einem 9lbfdluB BON 100000 Bill
Tiger Derfauft fDirb, dls Bel eirem fols
den bon $4,000. Die 3DlIbehDrbe
bbauptet nun, baB Der erifere Rdufer
pie Wuare fpobl billiger faufen flnn.
inbeB gsndu hnIel6en 3Dn au adhlen
babe. fpie ienpanb, ber nur fir $10.s
00 fault. Der Qsnnue Wortlaut beg
AoIseiebes tit fOlaenber:
Gintb iinpprtirte Maaren elmer 3oll<
nbgube ab DalDrem unterporfen. nber
buiirt Der 3oll auf benz Wertbe Der
Manren, ober pfrb bic 0Dr beffelben
in irgenb pelher Msifs BON benz
@erfb Nr Waaren 6sinfluBt, 10 foll
berienige @etrng Derffeuert tperbcn,
tpeleber iib sum Martfperthe ober su
@ngrDzprsifsn srgibt, ipie Inlhe fir
bie gleime Wadre Sci M6nnbne ar0~
Berer aunntitdten 3ir aeit Der Nuse
j,t6r ilah ben W<reiliigten 'Staaien
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m mnnerate Rn.ttntttik.

Man 1T i'm Mugmeinen penig aes
neist, Die beutig Civilization nit If
rem ani4einenb 10 prpiaiIden mos
oernen Grfinbungen als rrpmantiIh"
5u beaei9nen; unb bod 1T es Elm srrs
tbunt gu alauben, bub bic Wtheni4aft
bic Eomanttt aerItOrt.
Infer 3oblenfreit bat pieper baau
gefiibrt, bab man 'Dariihtr nahInnt,
mas seIdeben i'm, penn bic in unIes
rem Roblen aufeIbei6erte Sonnenz
energie nidt ldnger in iener Sorm
su @e6ote itebt. Sic 25iung lit I4on
sefunoen urb 6ereils tbatfddlih in
@ebraua. Statt sdblloie 3ettalter
oarauf gu tparten, bab cie 5onnens
bibe in Wdlbern aufseIpetdert miro
unb bic tobten MGlber in &pblsn bers
fpdnbelt iperben, fann Der MeniA iebt
bic 'Sonnenenergie aus eriter 9dnb
bur9 rSonnenfdnger" ober 5olur>
motoren befomn1en. Sn Mri3Dna unb
galifornien finb ihon srobe @etele
nit 9unberten bon 5piegeln in Tbds
tigfeit, bic bic Sonnenftra6lsn auf>
iammeln, unb biefe liefern bann tOie
Rruft fir pumpntafdinen Sin Dame
pfer t0nnte bur9 ben atlantiihen
Ocean nittelit Der Rraft setrie6en
iperben, bic in benz auf bas Ded fuls
lenben 5onnenlidt entbal!en lit. Cine
Mbtbilung '5onnenmntoren in bsr
Sabara f0nnte bas MaRer (penn fol.
DIES borbanben ift) aus arteiif1tn
8runnen empprf0rbern unb bic Miiite
in eine fruhtbare forntragenbe pros
bin3 peripanbeln. Msr tam idgen,
bob bic moberDs MinenIdaft niht
ibre rDmdntiihe Seite bat, tpenn bic
BON Der 5pnne ausgsDorrte Miifie
burh bie1erben Mtttel, bic tire uns
fruhtbdrfett berur1ant bcben, in eirk
fru9tbare g6ene berlpanbelt tperben
fann2
RublanD bat in feiner Mldrine
yfliegenbe Draden", eia tpeiteres
8eifpisl bes romantiI9en Musiehens
Der moDernen grfinbung. Dieie Dras
4en iinb groBe Gltgmu'hinen, bic
einen Meniden in Die Cuff beben
tDnnen. Die 51neuisfeit btr 9Dr.I
peb0'6oote seniigt, nm einen Signdl>
ip6rter. bon einen foldrn nerfpiirbiz
gen Ora1en unteritiibt. 6od 9enug
iiber bem Shiff 3u bnlisn, bas &
iiber bic Dispoiitionsn elmer feinblis
den 5Iotte berihten funa, ldngt ebe
fie iiber benz bonn Ded bes Gnbr<
5euges fht6uren 9ori3On. erfdien.
2euts, bic na9 ber .guten dltsu
3eit1 ieuf5en, ipiirDen, irenn lie uur
ibre etgene 3eit borurt6eilslos betrd@s
ten, fi1tDen fDnnen, bab bic MDnldntif
teinestpegs nur Der Wsrgung<n6tii
dngeA0rt, lonDern uud nod bSi mn
! lebt.