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Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Two strikes made in the Boulder
field to-day have caused unbounded en-
thusiasm among the oil men. Owners
of the Wellington well, which came in
strongly this afternoon. claim the best
flow in the district and express conf
dence that they will have u 10O-barrel
well. The Bradford, owned by Rocky
Ford men. entered the oil sand at 2
o'clock this morning and the well has
filed rapidly.
The Wellington struck oil at n depth
of 2.4i0 feet. This afternoon Superin-
tendent q. Il. Wilson came to town, his
face showing extraordinary pleasure.
He said he would stake his reputation
as an oil man and an honest one on
the statement that the Wellington will
soon prove to be hundred barrel u
day well. With every stroke of the
drill he said, the outlook is better. The
Wellington Is about half mile south
east of the Republic and is owned by
the company of which Frank G.
Cloudy of Denver is president.
The Bradford strike was made at a
depth of 2,135 feet. and before noon
the oil hnd risen 300 feet In the well.
President J. II. Gretchen and Superin-
tendent @. II. McVay are exceedingly
well pleased, and especially so is Nc
Way, because from the start he
predicted there would be good
well found In that vicinity. This
well is north of the McAfee about
three-quarters OF mile, and north
west Of the Arnold about mile.
Specimens OF the oil were brought to
town. 1t is of clearer and lighter
quality than any yet found, just as the
Aurora is darker .and heavier. These
two wells prove that the oil Is not all
of the same grade in this vicinity, ms
already three, IT, indeed, not four DIFF
ferent grades. have been found These
finds also prove that the field Is large
one, for 1t is over two miles from the
Boulder Basin, north of the Bradford
and the Aurorn. and II IL almost mile
east and west between the Bradford
and Aur0ra.
The news which has come from the
oil fields In the last few days has had
a beneficial effect nll around, and peo-
pie who hesitated are now going ahead
with uther wells.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05
Eaton, Colo, May 2s. 1902.


The Denver Chamber of Commerce
and Board of Trade. Denver, Colo
RADIO.
Conference.-The following is in re-
ply to your inquiry about my farming
here in Colorado:
l came to Colorado in the fall of 1891
as a ''spud rustler," that is to pick
up potatoes tfor the farmers. liked the
country pretty well and concluded to
stay here. In the year 1892 rented Il
farm under a new ditfh and farmed
on shares. In 1893 that ditch was
short of water and / got burned out
and was $500 worse off than nothing.
| went to work the next year by the
montn and got started farming again
for myself in 1895. and have made
some money all right
You ask about my last seasons crop.
Well, 1 am farming an eighty-acre
tract, and the sales from my farm
produce came to something over S4,-
800. besides my sheep-feeding busi-
ness. 1t is my opinion that this is a
valuable aid to the farming business
in addition to the profit made on the
sheep themselves. 1t helps to keep the
land more fertile. l did very nicely on
my sheep. In addition to my regular
farm crops. Yours very truly.
G. Il. LEEPER.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05
Army to be Reduced.

Washington, June 2.-By the dIrec-
tion of the President, Secretary Root
has issued general order decreasing
the strength of our permanent estab-
lishment and changing the ratio of Its
makeup as provided In the general or
der issued last May, to carry out the
army reorganization law. Under the
general order Of last May the total
strength Of the army was fixed mt IT,
2S1 men. The order issued t0-day 70.
duces this figure to Co. ,407.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05
COLORADO FARM CROPS PRODUCE WEALTH
AND INDUSTRIOUS FARMERS BECOME RICH

The Denver Chamber Of Commerce,
in view of the great agricultural re-
vival that appears to be in progress
in Colorado, and believing that the
agricultural resources and opportuni-
ties of the state are not full appreci-
ated either at home or abroad, recent
ly addressed letters to a number of
practical farmers asking them to give
their experience for the information of
the public and the benefit of others who
may be looking for an opening in that
line of industry. 1t was thought that by
this means something more tangible
might be arrived at than the hearsay
statements of large farm profits so
widely current.
The results so far have been highly
gratifying. Almost without exception
the letters tell pleasing story of pros
perity. Ex-Governor b. II. Eaton, one
of the largest owners of farm proper
ty in the state, took a live interest in
the matter and largely through his eff
forts there has been quite a general
and immediate response from the vi
cinity Of Eaton in Weld county A
number of the most interesting of
these letters are printed herewith.
The Eaton district is one of the typi-
cal farming sections of the state and
there are probably twenty or more
other localities whose farmers could
tell an equally good story. Just as good
results, for instance, have been
achieved in the Arkansas valley in
southern Colorado and along the
Grand river and its tributaries in the
western part of the state. Reading
these letters tempts us all to turn
farmers. They also furnish conclusive
evidence that Colorado's position as
the greatest producer of the precious
metals among the states of the Union
is not her only claim TO eminence. Her
waters that wash out gold in the noun
tains run down to the plains to irri-
gate grain, fruit trees, alfalfa and su-
| gar beets.
When farmers make money their
prosperity is shared by all, for those
! products which sustain life must nee
essarily furnish the foundation for ev-
cry form of industry. The following
| letters clearly indicate that the farm
ers ee Colorado are now having an in
nix.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

DR.. Nyrop. the author Of the book
on The Kiss and Its History" is pro
fessor of Romance Philology at the
University OF Copenhagen. This is
not the first evidence we have had OF
the intimate relation Of Copenhagen to
Kissing.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05
Eaton, Colo, May 26, 1902.

Eaton, Colo, May &C. 1902.
The Denver Chamber of Commerce,
Denver, Colorado.
\ Gentlemen:-In reply to your inquiry
regarding the value of the crop grown
on my farm the last season. give you
the following in round numbers: The
total value of the crop was something
over $4,000. l had some over 12,500
sacks of marketable potatoes, 5000
bushels of wheat, 800 bushels of oats
and 200 tons of hay. Very respect
fully, GEORGE JONES.
Eaton. Colo. May l, 1902.
Ex-Gov. b. III. Eaton. Eaton. Colorado
Dear Sir:-Your letter of inquiry as
to my history since coming to the Eat
on potato district, was received.
came to Eaton. Colorado in June, 1893.
from the state of Georgia, and landed
in town with the sum total of $5 in
my pockets.
The first four years l worked for
wages for others, but becoming inter
ested in the line of farming | rented
farm on shares in the spring of 1897.
My success in farming has been about
on n par with the general history of
this vicinity. l purchased the quar-
ter section that l had been operating
under lease and could now clean up
my affairs and not owe single dollar
upon it.
In the condition it now is it is easily
worth $4,000. l have made every
dollar out of crops grown on this land,
besides what money l have spent in
other ways. The sale of my farm
crops the last season amounted to over
$4,000. l am pleased to say that If n
person farms the land properly here
that it will grow more productive each
year. Yours very truly,
j. NJ. COLLINS,
Eaton, Colorado.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Hetty Green carries a revolver. but
this is a needless precaution. In or.
der to insure herself against an attack
from any man 1t would only be neces.
sary for her to wear a placard with
her name on II.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

The stage Irishman with the Grim
son Galways and the mouth-full of
much dialect can well be spared. So
also can the stage Yankee who says
"b-gosh" and is unknown in New Eng.
land.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

A volcano is IN state of eruption
in the vicinity of the Danish West In.
dies. When the Americans settle at
St. Thomas they will harness these
eruptive adjuncts and make them do
the plowing.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

DR.. Edward Everett Hale was re-
Gently asked to write a few words for
the first issue of a western college
paper. He sent this condensed SER
mon: Keep the ten commandments.
If you have anything to say. say 1t.
If not, no.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Seven out of eleven shots fired by
gunners of the Kearsarge on the run
hit the sea target. This is the secret
of our navy's strength. Our seamen
know how 10 shoot.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

II President Palma aud Gen. Gomez
were not bosom friends they might
get into a row over the question as
to which of them is Cuba's grand old
man.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

A man named Consider Glass died
In Boston few days ago. Let us
hope that st. Peter has favorably done
SO.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

The seventeen-year locusts would
be due in the west in 1905 If the sci
entists had not decided to postpone
their visit Indefinitely.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

A Long Island man has just been
married at the age of 104. He did not
have to produce the written consent of
his parents to get license.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

The New York World says the Mar
Unique horror has made the whole
world kin. 1t has, but the touch of
nature was rather rude
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

King Leopold of Belgium has
crawled out from under the bed and
looked around, surprised at the many
changes which have taken place dur
ing his absence.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Senator Platt Of New York has an
nounced that his candidacy for re-
election will depend largely upon the
state of his health. A later announce
ment is to the effect that the senator's
health is steadily improving.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Mayor Low admits that he paid n
fine for unknowingly violating pro-
vision of the water ordinance. II is
not stated whether he mixed 1t or used
It simply as a chaser.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

When business man amasses for
tune exceeding a million dollars he
becomes by common consent cap
tain of industry"
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

you can't get blood from a stone,"
says THE Manayunk Philosopher"
but if it's a good one you can get
money on it,
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

1t is gratifying to find that the i'm
petuous Santos-Dumont can find time
to hold still and be photographed.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Four million cases of eggs are stored
in New York, and the probability is
that good many of them are very bad
cases.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

A boy Of II and girl of Is have
been given a license to marry. What
has become OF all the barrel slaves
and slippers our mothers used IL
WELD?
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Prominent among the hideosities O
the season may be mentioned also The
fashionable derby hat of 1902.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

The French government cruiser
Suchet will never go into action with
more credit to itself that it did the
other day.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Pierpont Morgan communes with a
Bible worth $45,000. but he doesn't
seem to be any better than the man
who gets his religion out of Accent
Bible.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Hetty Green could afford to pay
somebody to teach her how to be hap
py, though immensely rich.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Eaton. Colo, May 26, 1902
The Denver Chamber of Commerce.
Denver, Colorado.
Gentlemen:-In response to your in
quiry regarding my farming history,
here give you brief outline.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

In Sweden there is strike for uni
versal suffrage. That is cause worth
striking for.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Money doesn't grow on trees, but it
seems to develop pretty rapidly in
oil tanks.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Strange and weird news comes from
Nicaragua. 1t is reported tranquil.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

Alcohol automobiles should make a
swift race, but think of the possibili-
ties of their finish in the gutter!
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05

At last accounts it was raining heav
lily at Dawson, but it was not raining
gold.
Gilpin observer., 1902-06-05
TWO MORE FOR BOULDER.
Important OH strikes In the Weliino.
ton and Bradford Wells.

Denver, June IA Republican spe-
cial from Boulder last night says:
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
Spmalifon9en.

Sen fsr ontalte sIterrigife gpentp.
rer &arl Singer bar iert6t 9eber 2IopS
ct 9rep me0 Re6egisrelie for fine
Plmner og Stiaingen i Oct 9anb ban
betragter Tom lit. S a Iar, flyer BAN,
bar De Sn6fsOte fiGmpet mco @r1geIif.
mPnbene, og ieIb bar ban beitrebt Jig
for at faa iitan0 SorbiuoeIier melleu
SomaIilano og 9Iterriee-llngarn, Der
tilIlut ifil6e lore til ct Siterrigf BRO.
teftorat. Rogen gal MatIlat, fortrI.
Ter ban, firoes Der life. Sen, iom
gnglpnbrne falber ioa, er min for.
nemite, beoite og melt trofafte ltn6er-
oroneoe, S6etfcn Gb0uaab. San bar
lprt Rrigsfmiten, og | nit 6rubRr
Gnger iprtes Sa Of befiuoe Jig | guOa
geit) tappert forioaret nit 2art6 o9
Soft iom Oct er bans Bligt moo 9uo
og mig, 90 iom ban GAR Iporet OF
eisn."
Singer optr9ber iom man fer hlIO-
ItRnSig iom Srtper9r ooer Somoli.
ne9reue. bots ri life Der Itaar ~ooerfor
en- M RpItiftfatioa / 6etne gffpre,
boorom lluocrretningerue biOttl bar
o9ret of toiIiom Dirt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
Wy Raffe
Sur II. g. grme.

grfelte SoIbater er flemt benfaIS,
ne til 9offcorifning. SoipttaIs.St e'
narben / en- al 4rmepofterre / ge.
item flyer: "Sfisnt ieg itob / Irmeei,s
SanttetSbGien leb ieg al Smerter to
Iar al ct EiIfpIoe at fronif Sorbst.
eliesbeipGrli9beb, og MI Ga ieg Ell iii
for al Sen Eortiir, iom Iebiaaebe Ben,
t~ilIfriper icQ bette ben gobe 8irfuine
at Roititm Toob Coffee boabe Tom
IeringsmioocI ca iom Srif.
Seq brllQte me6icinfe og mefarife
IihIer forot bIi fpit spgoommen /
bisie to 9tor, og jfiSnt ieg enboo Tut
tebe me0 @rltger at Safe, iaa m9r-
febe iea boQ inaen 6remaarg, for leg
beanrbte at bruce Goititn.
9o ie1 hobSe 2eoeIien At en- Ii6e-
ling al SoipitaIsfcrpiet, II. g. a., I,
hoboc iea noturligpis ogiaa Sperop.
ipnet mcS Ncsien 90 Iibt efter Iibt
fit ie9 bbert eneIte WebIem al Mtes'
ZEN til at BRUCE 8oihlm, ffient en-.
feItc al oem tioligcre bar meoet be.
Itemtc / fin 4Iatber al aft Tom bar
"fa6riferct". % iea off enonu hi.
bere og forinneoe bore Sotienter Scr.
meo iitetoetfor 8uffe; ingen bar fla.
get orer Sen, mesens mango roite Ben
meGet, % roor Sc peubte tiIbage til
Sieneiter, bar ~oefortiat at BRUCE Den,
iao ofte set bar miliet, for en- SoIbat
bar set 10 meaet oanifeIiat meo al
forisae poo at pGlae lin eaen Spit
3 Be iiSite is Iaaneoer er life ct
cneite acficforn blet britgt | bette
SoipitaI, % taffet bore. Soften, Der
tiIbere6er GoIhtm affurat riatig, err
Ser Sen Ibieite lloiiat til, at 9ufeen
for ~bcitauoia bill tasc GIaos Bag.
s~runber.
On, Der bar ajennemgoact eioeI.
ierrr meb iIet SorSeielie, Tom led bar,
spier peo at tPnfe, tilbaae paa FIN St-
bclicr. % roor hnn fienocr gariaaen,
ina bill bon ofTfp 4offe iom bet bar en-
aIuppetilanac.~ slsinpuet fan opei.
pes oeS Boihtm Co., Battle Greet,
Mi6.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
SeitarbeiSc | Sancn.

Gen, ser OtI foa fin Sope / goo
Stan6 til nGite 8aar, burbe pIsie
ben MI i 36it efter at 6en er opgtigt
gieoilet meo goo gornmeI pelraaOnet
@ie6ieI. Sffe not meo. at 8isbniu.
gen paa ben Maaoe bIal1bes beOit
meo W1tl6en, booroe6 8Ianterne Fl.
ben ouerbeoIt fan nGreS, men en- So.
Oe0iag er set ogioo at funne faa be-
Gpnoe meo arbetoet / Saoeu ioa tio.
Ii9t ON 8ooren iom muli0t, % for
at naa bette MaoI er oct mcget bun.
oct, laurent 8Ieiningen er uofert
nm Soften.
gu, in6en SroIten letter ir6, er
BEN rette Sio Of beifiGre, IPgge ueb
% OGffe oper 8iuranfer, IobenbuTfe
% andre iao0onne min6re baarfsre
8Prter, Ser trGnger 9eifptteIie moo
Sen barife @tnterfuESe. 8inranfcrre
ber cnocIig beifiGres ON Soften; tbi
uoiGtte5 Bette I'll ON Gooren, iaa rim.
Der Soften uo peo Set giorte Snit, OF
&orten miiter beroeo fin Strait %
GOne til at bore 6rugt.
Gen bIsber fig fortidGt libel, men
ON @eifiPringen foretage8 ON SO.
item, ioo miiter BEN irhcn Soft. ge0.
itc @oo6e at 6pffe 8orferne paa cr,
efter Dor Grfarirg, at taqe paSieIig
Itore @rp8toro og citer at RanSerne
er bsieoe boriomt uco poa Warfen,
ga IGgae 3orueu meo 8rp8iioen ueo
paa Ranfer. g.
2so Og SaIm .blroe life fnNcS
bIan0t oct. Tom bruseS til at oGtfe
meo; thi Rortmiiene bill / set 5olb
tage 8iutrrboIia ser og iomtieiot
anape pnn Ranferne til fort 5or.
trPo. ....
De minore Srer iSapen. iipr up.
Iia pIante6e 9@bletrUr, maa ogiaa
faa liSt ertra SiIipr MI ON Soften.
2tbt @ras sr eierrs poSet pp ON.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
Oanmarfs PanoelsHaaoe
Sru Gisberbupn me6oeIes ben LIT

Sra Gisbetbapn meboeles ben lite
Iooember:
vi oet al Citizens itatiitiife 9uremt
iaaar lroieonte SabeIpGrf ooer 9nt.
betS SanSeIsflaaoe / 1901 fremgaar
oct, at Slouoen oe6 rI6ganget al
aaret tulte 1925 SeiIIfibe mes t42,.
524 9feg. Cons 90 497 GampIfibe
meo 256,54S 81. E., ole ODER A 81. Z.
vi Sarteier, Der life regnes meo til
SanoalsfaaSen, fanoteS t45 life ieLo-
beorgelige IranRne og 2egtere (meo
6S45 81. - 93 8onrpub6bbniness
maifiner 90 1t,942 8oahe paa A q.
&. oe SerunSer, al Sisie iiSite foubt en-
flor Gel NnnenSelie iii Sfiferi, for.
itoen at al Sflbene poa ooer A E.,
1884 Seilfortsier og A DGmpfartsier
me6 ialt 12,200 &. bar beitemt til 81
I~feriSrift.
5 9ebet al 1901 err SetIHaaoen
forsget i initial. men forntroifet !
Sonase, meSens 0amplaaoen er
forpaet baaOe / @ntaI % tonnage.
SeiIilaaSen tiltog meo 8. 5fibe, men
forminofeoes mes 1876 e, 9nmp.
TIoaSen tiItoa meS IA Sfibe og 9195
SaluSeleu al 0ampifibstounagen
er fommen til i Sc iioite Z gar; men
ielpe antalet / SiSie Z slar poreoe
fun fra 377 til 497. ioet Sc npe
baooe en- Iangt itsrre @ien.
teminitstonuaee emo De samle.
SeilifibsflaaOen tiItos / 1901 meo
100 Sfibe. boouf 81 (4636 ~ bpg.
eeoe$ Der / 2aitoet meoens 43 (2S91
y fisbtes / ltoIauoet, os Samp.
ifi5sFaaSea HeS &c bpopaf IL l55s4
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
I4etes.TpIb.
Seniation.

Gen b~efienote glaoartifeIfa6ri.
fant, ON man fan BRUCE ct iaaoant
uotrpf, Der unSertegner fla 1Waraui.
ie De Sontenop@ % p~retenoerer at
bore mere fortroIig meo Stininger
% 5orboIoe pe6 be eitroppiife Softer
% | De obelige 9r,bie END noget an.
ben, fommer iom ofteft gait oHte6,
taar ban inoIooer iig pad at biifutere
itanotnapiife 8orbolb. Man bill iaa.
leoes erinbre, sat ban gientagenbe,
troos 8ienoripelier fra Here Sob,
bar bragt tiItorps en- R~soerbiitorie
ON en- paot4nft Duel meIem Song
Oscar ben orhen 90 8isrnItierne
gisrnion, % Oct oil life rnbre nogen,
om oenne SiItorie igien bIiber M.
bagt peb gisrrions foreitaaenbe 70
aars SubiI9um.
5 otsie 9oac bar "Wnrntiien" be.
npttet 9rins TreSrif of 9anmorfg
geisg 90 penIige RobtageIip / Berlin
til at fabrifere EN- M Seniatiousbi-
itorie. geisget tiger BAN, er 8eapn.
oellen til ct epigt genifab menem
Spiflano 90 Sarmarf. st iaaoont
otloe aaerebe for Ienge iioen ppre
i%litttet, ON bet ei banbe bpret, foroi
Den nblig nfo6Oe banife 9rpnnina
bopoe babel Epiflanb o. oen tpife
Setier ina grltnbigt. Song &riitian
bar altio pGret Oenligiinbet MOB Sci.
leren, og benne 5slelie bar ppret
gieniioig. MeOens Setter 8ilbeIm
bar en- ung grins, fortpuer "War.
aittien", blep ban beban6Iet meb
Soerleaetbeo al nGifen ale euro.
p9iife fongeIiee Eerioner, meo bpem
ban fom | 9ersreIie. On unbtaaeIIe
berfra giorbe Song 4riitian al Dan.
mari, Der bebonoIebe bam benIia OF
ofte tog zig az Ben forismte og oper.
ieeoe Brins. 9ette bar benne aIbrig
CLIENT, og berfor er set BAN iao MI.
get mere ON at gisre at lutte EN-
Benifabets BaGt meo Sanmorf.
Ru ia, bette b6res 10 meget fm1ft
og rsrenoe, men noget @rspI err set
life oeito minbre. It aeiier 8iI.
belm iom BrinS pnr iaa ene-oa for.
Loot, at &ongen al 9onmarf. bbem
ban formooentliQ paa ben Sib albria
traf iammen re6, ifitlbe bape ppret
bans eneite &rsft, er / Sen bsipIte
8rao uianbipnIigt. Spis ban imio.
lertio baobe troet at Itaa t Safnem.
meligbeo8giGIb til 4ongenL iao bar
ban olbrig for benpttet @nIe6ningen
til at piie set. De itabige llboisntn.
ger og Den e~neraiife ltnoertrpffeIie
al oft bonif / Slesbig tpber tpertimob
paa ct alt onoet enc nenIigt Sinbe.
log ligeoberfor 9anmarf og oct 6on.
lie 9on9eblts. Erins Srebrifs ge.
log | Berlin er Blot en- at 6isie Ssf.
li9beo8beiGg, Der aflGgges &ongebli.
'ene imeIIem, og at ban bIen benIigt
mobtoaet er blot ct @enis poa, at set
tpife Sol bar alminbelig SoTfefif,
noget Der ieIofeIseIig er SiIfpIbet.
81. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
Farmer. Huset og Hapen

firing @oSen paa Greet og alt iad.
oant IfliIoe meo SIio tages bort, 90
oct eIlers fdffer S~ilboIositeo for
gsarfmus, Der enaper garfen at uso
Srrets Rob, iaa oct iiben pisner %
0sr.
RoeIe Spaoetag at rem MiiIb fan
Gneees omfrine GrGitammen og
trannpes aoSt til, iaa forebpaecs
0enne @anbTeIiabeo. Strar oen
ferite Sne faIber. er Saren pna Scr.
De 90 bill gisre llgapn, bnis oct Ell
itibe forebpgges.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21

- bDese0es Der, meoe1s IA 1879
10 fisbtes | llbInnoet. Samtioig
uoeif al SonSeIsHaoSen LOG Sfibe
meS 1850 e., bporuf 1920 &. gif
bort pco 6orlis, 11,f32 E. ioEgtes til
lfolaHoet, Meiten opbuggcoes al af.
guirgen faI6t 10 meo 1882 &. paa
GnnpIloaoen.
Oct nmIeoe 8eIsb, ipm | 1901
mcogif til anffaffeIje al oanife San
oelsfffbe, i,ogioroe S,760.O0O Rr.; BET
bar en- Del minore ettb / 1898 og 80
meb be ertraoroinGra Rpanifaffeier,
men paa oen anoen SIDE meget mere
END | 1900 (5,S50.000 ar.), og Ser.
nGit ioIgtes ser | 1900 for 100000
ar. Sfibe. men / 1901 fun for l..
100000 81. 89roien for f%orliite
|Sfibe en- o6fna iprlig Iioen | 1901
100000 ar. moo 1,34o,O 900 ar. /
bet nGit foregaaenbe Semaar). 8
9eIe oct fibite 6ernoar FAR GnffaFel-
iesoGrbien oneriteget afgangspproien
meo ca. 40 0ein. ar., ct ior9olospis
tort gelbb Smumenlignins nleo
belle SmbelsHaaoens 89rbi Qs99:
ITO Min. 4r.) Mer1 berpeb maa BOG
life ooeries, at oen afgane | g9r-
oieu, iom ffpIoes Slib os sGISe, Reo-
gang | apniunfhlrer etc. life fan tai.
mesfig opgiDes.
De npe Sfibe, bpormeo Sonbels-
flaaben foregeoes, por her / 9mrSet
ron 9ampifibenes geofommenbe 6pg.
geoe | &isbenbopn 90 og Seliingsr
(3l for SetIifibenes napnlig / Soeno-
borg (t3), Wnrital (6), a~jsbetboon
(3), SrebrifsFapn 60 og 5reoerifs.
nRrf a. meoens De fra uoIarrbet mo.
fsrte Sfibe par bpgsebe / Soertse og
Rorge (Seillfibene) og England og
Sberige 0ampffibene). Se ioIgte
Sfibe gift til 9piflaito (S47,0O0 Rr.(
gnslatio (425,000 ar.) og Soerige
(342 1000 Rr.); iamttoie npbpgge6es
Der | 2arbet for ltbIanbets 8egntng 3
Sell. og 8 Dampifibe FOR iaIt 1904
600 Ser.
af belle SnrrbelsTaabens Coinage
bar ooer SalooeIen (57,7 Brpcert)
biemebsperoe / aisberbapn BEN.
inroo 6ierSeOeIen (23,s pgt.) paa
gerne og bertimoo S~en1teSeIen (18,5
pGt.) | Spnuto. S 1901 baoSe for
itoen 4ipbenbann ttlige @sbierg,
Rarital, Sars % luxembourg en- Cont
mage paa ooer 10000 &. S Risber.
babn er Sonragen ira 1870 til 1901
boret til omtrent BET femSobbelte era
$4,000 til 100000, gsbierg ira noe
item intet til $4,000 e., for WtaritaL,
5ans og SoenOborg tiIiantmen til oct
bobbelte ira $4,000 til $4,000 &,
mebens ben for belle oct sprige 2ano
mtber ct aftog fra $4,000 til 1900
&. S ais6erbapn er Donplao6en
BEN Iangt ooerpeiertbe, % 5etIHnaoen
er aftagen fra $4,000 / 1870 til H..
800 / 1901, ogioa / @s6ierg er
9ampflaaben BEN bominerenoe. 5
Rarital, Sans oe luxembourg er Sell.
flaabcrt Iangt Sen operpeiertbe.
De sorige 8robinsbpers Somoge
er mi $4,000 &. mirrore END / 1870;
De eneite 8per, ber ptier Sremgang,
er aorssr &alborg, &oISitg os Gre.
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Buteter, itampert Dem goot, tiliqtter
Salt 90 geber,og 2 Spiieffeer Srnsr
% blanoer tiliioit 2 finbaffeoe 2ee i.