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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
EVANSVILLE EDITOR DEAD.
Burton F. Nolan Passes Away at Star
Lake.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Aug. 30-Burton
F. Nowlan, managing editor of thu
GAINESVILLE Gazette, passed away yes
terday morning at Star Lake, Wis.
where he had gone in hopes of bene-
fitting his health. The direct cause OF
his death was an injury to his let
}nee, received in 1884, which caused
him to retire from the active manage-
ment of the paper in September. 1900.
Last December Mr.. Nowlan underwent
an operation for the trouble and his
leg was amputated near the hip. Since
that time he has gradually grown
worse and as last resort was taken
to Star lake last Sunday in the hopes
that the outdoor air would build M
his brokendown system. Mr.. Nowlan
was born in GAINESVILLE June /. 1870
He is the son of Postmaster and Mrs
0. F. Nowlan. He leaves a widow
and two children.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
DAN PATCH BEATS
RECORD OF TWO MINUTES

providence, R. l., Aug. 30.-The
grand circuit meeting at Narragansett
park closed yesterday afternoon in a
olaze OF glory. Dan Patch, the I'M
beaten son of Joe Patchen, paced an
exhibition mile in 1: 591a, reducing his
record from 2:00A. The mile was
within quarter of a second of the
worlds record, 1:59A, made by Star
Pointer at Readville, five years ago.
Ih1s is the fastest mile in a harness
IN half decade and Dan Patch is
the second horse to beat in two
minutes. The fastest quarter was the
second in 20 seconds fiat. The first
half was made in 591s seconds and
the last in l minute. The last omar.
ter was in 29& seconds. There was
great ovation for Dan Patch and NV.
ron McHenry.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
TRY TO RUN sEARcHLlGHT.
Attempt of Col. Hasbrouck Fails at
Newport.

Newport.
Newport, Aug. 30.-It is learned that
Wednesday night Col Hasbrouck gave
the local forts notice that he would try
to run their searchlights just as a test.
Going out to sea he lay in under the
Narragansett shore and in its shadows
tried to creep up on Fort Greble, but
he failed, as he hoped he would, being
picked up at point where the guns
al the fort could have done terrible ex-
ecution against real enemy.
Outside the mortar emplacements,
at Fort Adams, camp has been estab-
lished for the use of the attachments
So that in case of alarm the guns may
be manned instantly.
All the details of the army and
navy maneuvers are completed and
everything is ready to repel the at
tack of Higginson's fleet The forts
are manned, searchlights and signal
stations in position, and the mines
loaded. Actual warfare will not be-
gin until midnight tomorrow. Forty.
eight hours are allowed Higginson to
obtain some advantageous position off
shore.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
TELEGRAlMS In BRIEF.
INSULAR.

Four hundred separate and distinct
earthquakes were reported in the is
land of Mindanao since Aug. 81.
President Roosevelt's sending Gen.
Miles to the Philippines on tour OF
inspection is considered to indicate a
desire to close the existing breach.
At Manila Frederick Dorr, proprie-
tor, and Edward O'Brien, editor OF
Freedom, have been sentenced to six
months and fined 81 900 each for libel
ing Benito Lagarda, a native member
of the civil commission.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04

ZOO pleaded guilty to the charge of
conspiracy to defraud the state of
Michigan and were fined 1000 each,
excepting Bickerstaff, who must pay
81 200.
A representative of New York
brokers who has just returned from an
extended tour of the Kansas corn belt
will report that the total yield of corn
will be 250,000,000 bushels. He says
Nebraska will exceed this figure by
25,000,000 bushels. The Kansas corn
crop will be worth $60,000,0 900.
l.. G.. Warfeld, who was stated on
circulars advertising a ''sure thing
method of playing the races" as being
treasury official, thereby leading
possible investors to rely on the re-
speciality of the concern, was at
once dismissed by Secretary Shaw on
learning of the use of the departments
name.
An organized company from Chi
cago, said to be backed with a CAPITAL
of 100000, is approaching farmers in
the rural parts of Oneida, New York,
and adjoining counties with a plan for
iformed policemen having full con-
Informed policemen having full con-
stabulary powers to protect farmers
from thieves.
Claus A. Spreckels of New York,
president of the Federal Sugar Rein
ms company, accompanied by his
counsel, w. w. Cook of New York,
contemplate the organization of a
Canadian company with capital of
$6,000000 to exploit the new process
OF sugar refining invented by Mr..
Spreckels.
Rural free delivery will be estab-
lished in South Dakota Oct. 1 Bath,
Brown county, "a square miles, popu-
lation 375; Valley Springs, Minnehaha
county, 80 square miles, population
AIS; Warner, Brown county, popula-
ton 425; Warner, Brown county, 40
square miles, population 375; also at
Devils Lake Ramsey county, N. D., SO
square miles, population 915.
Apparently driven frantic by the
fear that she might sometime become
insane, Mrs. John McCurdy, Chicago
bride Of less than three months,
climbed to the top of the dining-room
table, and having placed her mouth
over one of the jets on the chandelier,
tied her head firmly by means of heavy
cords wound tightly around her neck.
Then she turned on the gas.
young woman employed as a
pressfeeder in the government print
ing office has given up her position be-
cause she refused to alter the style of
dressing her hair, as requested to do
by Foreman Mcfarland of the press
room. She was told by the foreman
that she could not continue in her posi-
ton if she did not adopt a new style
of dressing her hair, as her hair in
terfered with the feeding of the press
es and caused the spelling of many
sheets of paper
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
ORDERS
TOSH00T
Gen. Goblin Tells Soldiers
to Resent In
suits
Trouble May Follow in
Shenandoah Dis
triCt
j. P. Morgan Attacked in
Letter to Pres
ident

Shenandoah, Pa, Aug. 30.-GeneraI
Goblin last night issued an order re-
citing the insults heaped upon the
troops, declaring these no longer toler-
ant and stating that he had instructed
the soldiers to arrest any one guilty OF
insulting them The order says:
'In moving the troops place reliable,
competent and skilled marksmen on
the TANKS of command and arm your
file closers with loaded guns and in
truct them that in case of an attack
upon the column by stones or missiles
where attacking party cannot be
reached the men thus selected shall
carefully note the man attacking the
column and being certain of his man,
fire upon him without any further or
ders. For execution of this duty select
none but absolutely reliable men who
will make no mistakes. On a general
mob, if resisted, use your Dayonets
and butts vigorously if at all possible
before resCrting to volley fire"
Attack on J. p. Morgan.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. 30.-The
Public Alliance of this city, which has
been endeavoring to bring about set
Element of the strike in the interests
Of the usiness men Of the anthracite
region sent the following appeal to
President Roosevelt:
''Since the inception of the barbar-
Gus and senseless struggle in the an
thracite coal region, we, noncombat-
ants who stand upon neutral ground
have suffered the inevitable fate of
such unfortunates. The tide of battle
GIBBS and flows over and about us. We
have endured patiently. We have pc
titioned humbly. We had hoped for
much upon j. P. Morgan's return. But
now, after a struggle of four months
duration, a period of suffering and pro
gressive business paralysis, when il
seemed to us the time was propitious
for settlement of some kind, if not
as matter of concession to public
opinion, yet as a plain business propo
sition, Morgan has met with his bench
men and the edict has gone forth
There will be no settlement, no arbi
tration, no Cancellation, no mediation
no concessions. The fight must go on.
Morgan has placed ban upon us
which means universal ruin, .destruc
ton, riot, bloodshed.
"Is j. p Morgan greater than the
people? Is he mightier than the gov
eminent? Will he be permitted to re
tain this menacing power?
ut is time the people should speak
1t is time they should be heard.
Representing the interests and sen
timent of nine-tenths of our people
we appeal to you to use your influence
to stay the juggernaut which brushes
us. Encouraged by your recent utter
ances, relying upon your Judgment and
patriotism, confident of your mora
courage, we appeal from the king Of
the trusts to the president of the PEG
rle"
Mitchell said last evening there are
no negotiations on for settlement Of
the strike so far as he knew.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
REGIMENT OF CAVALRY
RELIEVED IN PHILIPPINES

Washington, Aug. 30.-General Chat
fee has cabled to the war department
that he ana his successor, General
Davis, are of the opinion tina. another
regiment of cavalry can now be spared
from duty in the Philippines. Neces-
sary orders have been forwarded to
him to send home one regiment, and
the headquarters and six troops of the
ninth cavalry will be relieved from
duty and will sail on the Logan for
San Francisco Sept. 8, and the remain
der of the regiment will sail October /.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
Will Revise Coast Discipline

washington, Aug. 30.-The first stem
taken to carry out the general revision
Oh the methods and discipline of the
coast artillery service provided for in
the army reorganization act is set ont
In general order issued by the war
department, prescribing in minute de-
tall the methods for conducting coast
artillery practice in the future. and a
course of technical instruction for
coast artillery gunners. All practice is
to be with moving targets.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04

cort on the day of the manifestation,
has been transferred to the commits
sariat corps and Hildebrand's regimen
tai commander, Lieutenant Colonel
Weiss, and Major Dieckerhoff have re-
signed upon demand, although they
did not participate in the demonstra-
ton. The dismissals of Won Franken-
berg and Numbauer were SO sudden
that they had to be recalled from the
raneuvers, where they were on duty.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
FOREIGN.

The shah of Persia left London for
Paris.
M. Santos Dumont says he is bittery
disappointed at his reception in the
United States.
Provisional government troops in
Haiti captured the town of Limbo
after fierce fighting.
The city of Cludad Bolivar was bonn
barded without success by Venezuelan
government gunboats.
General Uribe-Uribe, the Colombian
rebel leader. calls on his comrades to
block the Panama canal deal.
Ore containing so per cent. of iron
is reported as discovered at vadso,
province of Tromso Norway.
Premier Sprigg of Cape Colony took
his stand with the Africanders in a
test vote in the Cape parliament.
ltaly's king made state entry to
Berlin with Emperor William and was
welcomed with cheers by great
crowds.
Adjt, Gen. Corbin, Maj. Gen. Young.
and Maj. Gen. Wood are in Berlin as
guests of the emperor to witness the
army review.
A Rome cablegram states that the
Congregation of the Propaganda is al
most unit in favor of Bishop Farley
for archbishop of New York.
Twenty-three Italian anarchists sus-
pected of trying to assassinate King
Victor Emmanuel by wrecking his
train were arrested at Geneva.
Russia decided on liberal ship sub
sides, Offering loans without interest
to builders using Russian materials
and agreeing to pay part of the in
surance.
Consul General Mason at Berlin in
report to the state department said
the iron, steel, and coal industries of
Germany had combined to oppose the
rest of world.
An American syndicate has offered
to establish system of electric cars
IN the city and suburbs of St. Peters
burg, The authorities are favorably
considering the proposal.
The prevailing opinion at the vati-
can is that the pope is likely to ap-
point Right Rev. James Edward Quig-
ley. bishop of Buffalo, N. Y. to the
archbishoprie of Chicago. notwith-
standing his expressed preference for
remaining in Buffalo.
| Amazing speeds were reached i'm
the motor car races at Deauville,
France The kilometer champion
ship OF the world was won by Gabriel.
He made the distance in 20 2-5 sec
ends, which is at the rate of 81 miles
an hour
A dispatch from The Hague de
clares DR.. Leyds. who was the Europ-
can representative of the former
Transvaal republic, has been deposed
because he uefused to account for a
large sum of money missing from the
! excheQuer
Cabling from Brussels, a correspond.
dent hears that as result of the con-
ferences between Kruger and the boer
generals. Mr.. Kruger is to resign the
leadership. General Botha, adds the
correspondent, was unanimously desig.
rated the future leader of the beers.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
Dedicate COLLEGE BUILDINGS

houghton. Mich. Aug. 3O-Co,
mencement day at the Michigan g,
lese Oh Mines was marked by the de.
cation of the new chemistry and e.
neerlng buildings. Addresses wa
made by Prof. Orton of Ohio univ
slty; Prof. Woodward of washine,t
university. st. Louis, and RailroE
Commissioner Osborn
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
GERMAN OFFICERS DISMISSED.
Led Manifestation in Favor of Par
doned Duelist.

Berlin, Aug. So.-Captain Won Frank
eToerg and First Lieutenant Num-
bauer, of the first regiment of field ar
GHery. have been dismissed from the
Amy on account of the ovation given
some time ago at Gumbinnen. east
Prussia, to Lieutenant Hildebrand. a
psrdoned duelist. Another officer. who
commanded Hildebrand's cavalry es.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
Aderyn Winninu Yacht.

Pewaukee, Wis, Aug. 30.-The AID
eryn of Pine Lake was declared the
champion in the class A yachts and
Jlmcrack of White Bear Lake cham
pion in class B.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-04
ROYAL WEDDING
AT ST. PETERSBURG

st. Petersburg, Aug. 30.--Prince
Nicholas, third son of King George of
Greece, and Grand Duchess Helen.
daughter of Grand Duke vladimir,
were married yesterday afternoon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-29
gett iber go ,abreu

lbDn murbe Wrs. @inslpm's @po.
thing ; Sgrup pDn WiqiDneu pDrl
Wiittern beim 8abner Der &inber
a~r1gepenbet. Wirit Du i'm Shlafe
burb bas @breier, zines 4inoes ges
itDrt, bas i'm 8abnen lit unb nnr
Sbmer3en meint? Mern 10, lafie
lDfDrt cine Slaibe ppn ,Mrs.
@inSlDms Soothing Syrup" bDlen.
Sein @ertb lift unbeaablbar. sc
miro benz tleinen 2eibenben iofDrt
2inberung peri9afen. Berlabt eub
barauf, Wiitter, es 1T tein Bmeifel
bariiber. Sc beilt Diarrbue, regu.
ltrt ben Wagen urb Die Nieren, be.
ieitigt Wino &Dlif. ermeibt ben
@aumen, perbinbert @ntaunbune
uno itdrtt oas gauge Spftem. rWirs.
WinslDtpS Soothing Sprup" fiir 5ab.
rtenoe &inber lit angenebm i'm sc.
l6mad; oas &ecept ftarnrnt BON
etnem Der beiten meibliden Mer5te in
ben Ser. Staaten. @s lift Bel allen
Druggiften in Der garlaer Welt 81
baben. Breis Is Gents per Gfa19e.
&auft nibts anbere8, .alS Mra.
Winslom8 SDDthinazS Syrup.
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4lSbiimm nun brabem.

Shon bdufig lit an oieier Steue
oarauf bingemie1en moroen mel1'
trailer 8lDoitnn in beutlbldnoi11en
3eituneen iber Imerifa per5apft
miro. Die Bldtter MAIDEN gum
groBen Tbeil niht Die gering=
iten Nnitrengungen, mabrbeitsses
treue 8erihte gu erlangen, i'm @e=
gentbeil, lie toQer uno unmabr=
ibeinliher cine Nahribt 1T, oeitp
iiderer miro iie abgeorudt. @as
fDq man 3. 8r oaau iaeen, uenn
elm 8latt mier Der rBerliner 2ocal=
anseiger" f~olaenoen 8lDoiinn ab.
brudt:
rSeitbem bas Damen-@ igerltbum
MDoe geuDrben lift, bat es in Slime
rita feline meiften Wnbdngerinnerl ae=
funoen. go tpQe 8lltben, mie in
oielem Sabr bat es inoeiien aud
unter benz Sternenbanner nod ni1t
~getrieben. Inter Mnoerem miro bas
Standardization bon ben bDrtie
gen MiiieS gegenmdrtie init 2etoen=
fbaft auS9eibt. Nl5 @affe ge=
gen Die unibuloiaen Mufen, 5lies
gen, WoSquitos nno 4dfer oie-
men aierlibe 8iftoblen, Die natir>
lid Die foitbarite Irbeit seieen uno
nit Herlmutter, gbelmetallen uno
leubtenben 8ogelfebern ausgeleet
iinb. Die ibDnen Spprtsjineerin-
men tragen lire 8iftolen, entweber
am @iirtel ober als 8erlpques an
laneen Shmudfetten, UNI 1ie ItetS
bel Der 9ano gu baben, menrt elm
lditiges Sniett iib ibner1 nabt. Der
Sport ioa aber nibt gang gefabrlDS
fem, uno ieitbem elm &eIner in
einem ldnoliben &eitaurant bel 0o-
bofen babel - tpenn arth aliidliber=
meiie ni9t erbebli1 - perlebt mur.
De, lit ben Damen leitens Der 8olisei
cine @inibrdnfune bieies 8eranit=
gems our Bhibt 9ema9t morben.
Sic birfen fDrtan lire SbieBiibun.
gen nibt mebr auf ben StraBen Der
Stdote uno in 0fentlihen 2ofalen
betreiben. 9afir entlbdoieen iie
iib nun freilih, inoem lie Dem Saebs
u~ergnagen in ibren eieenen 6dulern
uno @drter oeito eifriger nabgeben."
Wenn es fih 6arum banbelt, Dem
2eier banoareifibe 2iieen auf5uti=
iben, Fat Der n2ofalanseiaer" ben
MecDro erreibt.
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Solgenoes 1T benz 0GbieasO 400"
Mai 1902 entneamen.

.@as bic ,Snternational & Great
Mortbern pDn Terasp anbelanet, 10 muB
es Sehen iiberraiben, tuenn er senanns
ten Staat be1nht unb ben bor5iigli@en
3uftano iener Babn unb ben ausneb-
menb prdsiien 8ug>Dienft fiebt-ben be-
ten, nibt nur in 2eras, ion6ern aud
ben bieler srDBen 8abnen i'm NDrben
fbertrefenb. Sd entiinne mild feiner
@iienbabn in ben Ser. Staten, oeren
''day : coaches' benen Der S. & g. 81.
sleibfommen. Die @aeen iinb bod,
9erdumig, ib6n aus9eftattet uno ben.
MuBer6em finoet iib in iebem @agen elm
nDrsiiglib einseribtetes Soilette<M btbeil
bor, pelbes man mpbl nur in einem
Salon<Wagen en5utrefen slaubt. 9ie
S. & 9. q. baut ibre eigenen 8a9gpns
in ben Halefine>S 6uppen uno pertpens
bet-lo tueit als m6glib-nur Bacterial
aus benz 5eimatbs Staate. Die day
coaches, beren ib Dben g~rtpabnuns
that, iinb ''chair cars, elegant un6
bequem eingerihtet, NIT elettriiher Be-
leudtune, i'm 8inter Dampf 9eiaung,
sroBen Senftern uno nit 9eppiben bee
le9ten SuBbbben. Ser 3u9 sSienf lit
porsIglib. Sie 8abn 5ei9t en-: Die
lbnelten 3iae i'm Siben" nnb nertpirf-
liht audi biele 8ebauptung burb bic
8ertpenbuns Der 9rbBten, ihrperften unb
Ibnelten 9Dfomotiben, bic i'm gansen
Staate anbutrefen itno."
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Die folgenoen Betitipnert tuuroen
perleien: Bon s. 9. r1pipr, UNI cine
Bemiqigung BON $101.25 fiji einert
mertbpDnen 6uno, Der BON einet,
Buli5iiten eri1Diien uurbe; BON W.
Germed UNI Mlderitattuna BON
Steuern; BON Der SIomeitliden Te-
lepbon @eieIfbaft, in Menaoa uno
Nnberion StraBe Eelegrapbenpfoiten
aufftellen gu biirfen; BON 8irgern,
UNI Waiferleitung in Guergreeu
StraBe; BON .. 6aiielbauer, nm
&lderitattung BON Soften uno @es
bibren; pDn 8iirgern in 2eringtDn
Mnenue, nm SemerS.
Die 8etitipn Der Union Weat
Company &c. UNI Berldngerung Der
Wafferleitung gum Sbub i'm Sale
zines Jeuers, miro getudbrt.
Der Mr8. Yai1al piro Der 8or>
fblag unterbreitet, pb bic Spuntdtte
niht auf benz Baibal Square auf>
geitent ueroen tam, ba bic gDhter
Der @epublit beabfibtieen, cine
iDlhe auf benz Nlam0 8la3a au er<
ridten.
Die 2ampagnefibrer fiir bic
BDnoauSgabe nerlanger bic @rners
nung BON 5pei Mibtern, 5uei glerts
uno einem Gufpaiier fir ieoeu
Stimmplab.
Geibel'S Drbinan5, es ben it6bti<
ihen Benmterl unb M~neefteuten CUR
8Hibt 81 MAIDEN, lire Mehnungeu.
refp. Shulben prompt gu beaablen,
miorigenfaus @ntlafiung brpbt, miro
auf Nntrag BON @eber 3urifeeleet.
Daiielbe Sdidial bate Beteet's
Oroinan5, bic Mptprfibrer Qeaen
bic unbiloen oes @etters 81 1diiben,
inoem bic uDroere BlatfDrm Der
Cars init @la8 uno 0pls einaefaSt
tpirb.
Die Wafiertpert : 2ompaauie er<
balt Nuftrag, an Der Gde pDr, 6ads
berrD unb @irginia Stra6e Wafier>
r0bren 81 legen.
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Ser Genius zines. 2anbes, bas
mebr als bret Minioner Nuabratz
meilen miBt unb apiid3en IS unb 80
WiQiDnen @inmDbner beberbergt,
bat es misunderstanding init gang to-
loiialen Berbdltnifien 3u tbun. uno
10 aeben benz, AUDI Die itatiftiIben
3ableu iber ben Mderbau Der Ser.
Staaten in bic WiqiOneu uno Bil.
lioner.
@ent1 man bic Bablen ppt1 beute
nit benen Der lebten Decaben pers
gleibt, baur, ereiebt fib bic erfreuliHe
Tbatla1e, oaB, Der lanoldufgen Mn<
ii@t entaege1, nDn einem relatipen
@ldeang oes 2anbbaues gegeniber
Der Snbuitrie Der St6ote nibt eigent-
lih bic Meoe iein Tam. Die 8abl
Der Sarmen 1T ndmlib felt benz leb.
ten Genius pDm Sabre 1890 UNI elm
pnnes Biertel eeitiegen, unb babel lit
au9leib baa Mreal Der einselnen Tar=
men grDBer gemDrben. Die 3ahl
Der Sarnten betrdat nun 5,739, 657
unb ibr @ertb miro auf 161 Billion
Dollars geihdkt = elm TO ertDrmer
Wertb, baB Der gemaltige Stabltruft
nit ieinen lumpigen a~noertbalb 8il.
lionen 6agegen al8 Der reinfte Wais
ientnabe erlheint. ueber bies lit bic
G~teigerune bes @ertbes Der Jarmer,
tuelfe gegen 1890 nibt peniger als
28.4 YrDcent betrug. benz BepDlte<
rungsaumabs Der Ser. Staten nm
6 Biz Z Yrpcent pprausgeeilt. uno
mas mod be5eibnenoer lit: Der Wertb
Der GarmprDoutte bat iib geger
1890 1abeau nm bic 6dlfte geiteigert.
Der @oblitano Der Sarrner mtuB alip
AUDI auffauenb rapid gepadien fem.
Den @rtrag aner Tarmen be5iffert
Der Genius auf 81 BiIionen Dollars
ober auf burbibnittlib 1865 prp
Garm. Inter &ultur befanoen fih
81 POI, $40 Ncres, ali0 niht piel nee
niger als bic Gdlfte bes NrealS Der
Ser. Staaten. Teras itebt al
len Staten nit feiner 352, 100
Sarmer pDran. WiHourifp let
nit 284. 1886 Jarmen, Soma bat
perbaltniBmdBig bas meiite aderbar
gemadte Sano (impropeo Jarm
2anb J. ndmli1 So 8rasent ieiner
GRANDDAUGHTER. Sqinois uno Sn=
oiana fplgen NIT " 8ro5ent.
Weben oieiem erltaunlihen Nuf'
ibwung bes Nderbaues lit freilib
AUDI cine geraoe in Der leBten Des
caoe auffduiae 8ermebrung Der
ftaotiihen 8ep6lterung gu beobahs
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