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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
A. |. Alexander Dead.

Lexington, Dec John Alexander
son of Hon. Robert Alexander ami
nephew Of Sir William Alexander, Of
England, died suddenly this morning
Of heart disease at his home at Wood.
burn, Woodford county He had
many relatives in Louisville, where
he was heavy property holder. He
owns the famous Woodburn farm of
over 1000 acres, one of the most
celebrated in Kentucky and which
was the home of Maud S, the trotting
mare. Mr.. Alexander was known
throughout the United States as a
horse breedr and owner both of thor.
oughbreds and trotters. He was OF
Scotch and English descent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
Us DAILY TIMES -RECORDER: THURSDAY DECEMBER 400
A GRINDING MONOPOLY.
Corn and Cotton Were Down, but
Stamps Were the Same Price.

TORN ana 0OtTOn w ACO"hy
Stamps Were the Same Price.
He had a wilderness of red beard,
and his sharp eyes showed great deter.
mination as he looked in at the post
office window and asked:
'What's two cent postage stamps
with =
"They are worth > cents" replied the
postmaster.
ooh. you can beat that shorely.
Can't you gimme one stamp an a post
al kyard fer , cents?"
NO"
"You say stamps hain't gone down a
bitf"
Not a bit"
AN cotton an corn an everything
plum down to nuthin'."
I'VE can't help that"
'W'y, I paid . cents fer stamps when
cotton wuz 8 cents an wheat 81"
THAT'S all true"
can you amt goin' to cut down a bit
on 'em?"
Not a bit"
"This is jest simply a plum outrage.
I'll go clean to Postum Trot an quit
paternizin' your blamed office. I know
I kin git stamps right frum them.
They'll gimme a good, fresh, whole
stock stamp an a chaw of good hacker
fer ? cents. 1 don't perpose to be
robbed in broad open daylight if I
know myself. You've had a grindin'
monoperly here jest about as long as
the people is goin' to stand it anyhow.
You hev jest ground 'em an ground
'em with extortionate prices until the
fust thing you know some 'commodat-
in Teller will start up another postof-
fee in this town an bust you higher'n
a kite. See eff they don't"'-Atlanta
Constitution.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
AMERICAS "srRgNUoUs" LIFE.
Barsn Max Won Oppenheim Praises
Methods of United States.

New York. Dec. Barron Max Won
Oppenheim. imperial German counsel
lor, diploma. author and explorer
will sail for Germany today after a
sojourn in this country Of seven
months. During this time he has
gained. he says, "a knowledge such
as could be acquired in no other way
than by a long study of the country. -
"The remarkable development and
the yastness Of the country said he.
surpassed anything I expected. The
western country. which the railroads
have developed in recent years, is a
marvel. I never thought to see such
universal growth and such business
genius that caused it. l have been
astonished at the Versatility Of the
American business man and mechan-
ic, and I especially think the Ameri-
can business man has a singular adapt
ability for anything that turns up, 50
that for the moment each one is a
specialist in his line Everything
here is on a grand scale. You can
not appreciate your own vastness IN
less you have the perceptiye Of the
foreigner.
II have visited all branches of in
dustry while here, and I do not think
the apex Of your development has been
reached. There seems to, be an i'm
nlense strength to your men and nation,
a virility that is incompatible. I can
easily understand now what is meant
by the strenuous life. There seems
to be no limit to your enterprise and
invention, and I can say, as one VINO
has seen the civilizations of Europe,
Africa and Asia, that my knowledge
was incomplete until finished a stu ~
Of America"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
Distribution of Anthracite Coal.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2.-The distribu.
ton of anthracite coal is being grad.
ually extended by the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway company. A
few orders from the west have been
accepted, and shipments to New Eng.
land and the south have been increas.
ed. The Reading company has begun
TO make deliveries over the Pennsyl.
vania lines, particularly to Baltimore
and Washington.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04

"You have not taken the medicine
left? asks the physician, with some
anger. Il declare such actions as that
simply make me lose my patience"
"Well, DOCTOR" meekly smiled the
suffering one, Il was afraid that if [
continued to take your medicine you
would lose another of your patients"
Realizing that the case was hopeless,
the physician left the house, saying
that even an operation would be of no
avail.-Baltimore American.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
A Fatal Prescription.

The town poet, writing of the de
parture of a late esteemed citizen
says in q rural exchange:
He didn't want no doctor;
But, plying his groans,
We held a consultation
And called in DR.. Jones'
He wrote a long prescription,
With all doctors pride.
Farewell, my wife and children"
The patient said and died
Atlanta Constitution.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
THREE CARS LEFT THE TRACK.
Accident on the Southern Railway at
Fernbank Ala.


Fernbank, Ala.
Columbus, Miss. Dec. AT Fair
bank, Ala, not very far from the scene
of the awful excursion wreck on the
Southern last September which killed
and injured over 100 people, a most
peculiar accident on this same compa-
ny's line happened A freight head
ed for Birmingham threw six box cars
ffom the track. A wrecking train
was dispatched from this city to the
Scene, and in some unexpIainable
manner, while trying to assist the
three cars to their right positions,
the wrecking train was derailed, in.
iuring the engineer and another mem,
Der Of the crew.
The mix-up caused a good deal Of
inconvenience to traffic all day, but
the way mas now been restored and
business resumed on schedule time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04

"Women are still pushing their way
into all industries"
That's so. l have just been dis
charged to make way for a woman"
"You have? Well, we'll! What are
you going to do now|
81 am trying to marry the woman"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
His IMPRESSION,

Hiram" queried Mrs. Meddergrass,
"did you ever see one O them castles"
Il low hey, mother" replied the
old man. 81 seed one O. the tarnal
things last time wuz tew tn city"
what air they built out Nv, Hiram"
asked Mrs. NJ.
Gold bricks, mother" was the sig
niticant reply.-Chicago News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
STORM IN NEW ORLEANS.
Home Of Professor Denier Blown Down
and Family Injured.

ana TdHiiy iHIuISu'
New Orleans, Dec. During the
heavy wind that blew over New Or.
leans just before daylight the home
of Professor John Denier on Metarle
Ridge was blown down. Professor
Denier was fatally hurt and his wife
dangerously. His 16-year-old daugh.
ter and his aged mother had mirac.
ulous escape. The house was built
on stills and all the inmates were in
bed when the clash came. Professor
Denier is well-known in athletic cir.
cles and was at one time one of tAe
best known clowns in America.
The wind Frustrated trees and
fences in various parts of the city.
Telegraph and telephone wires are
down on the outskirts of the city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
MlIiken Wins the Case.

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 2.-The celebrat-
ed case of Judge MilIken, Of New
York, against the Sullivan-Alger syn
dictate has been decided in the for.
mer's favor at Pensacola. The suit
was for 100000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
Moderation,

"Lynchin's is bad enough" said
Broncho Bob, "but these burnin's at
the stake is terrible"
I'm glad to hear that there is no pos
sibility of such atrocities in Crimson
Gulch."
mo, sir; no possibility whatever Not
with fuel at the present price. Wash
lngton Star.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
RELATIONS ARE STRAINED.
Trouble Brewing Between Great Brit.
ain and Venezuela.

ain and Venezuela.
New York, Dec Pit is known up.
on good authority cables The Herald S
correspondent at Hamilton, Bermuda,
that the British minister in Caracas,
Mr.. Haggard, has requested the ad.
miral Of the British fleet at Bermuda
to send a warship Immediately to La.
Guayra in consequence of the contin.
ual and bitter attacks in the Venezue.
Ian official press upon the British gov.
eminent.
Relations between Great Britain AMI
Venezuela are becoming, the dispatch
asserts, more and more trained.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-04
D. PEARL MAN.
81 Lamar Street,
Look To Your Interest.
Read Carefully, Act Promptly.

We business and for the days we offer to
the people of Sumter and adjoining counties the Greatest
Slaughter Sale of the Season Figures speak louder than
words and we give them to you as follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-06
"ROBERT E. Lee.

Nm ndhiten Samstae miro bic
&eibe Der oiesidbriaen n2pceums"=
Nbenoe erDHnet ourh Or. 6. Benz
iamin Nnorews' 8ortra9 iber ,&o=
bert 6. See.
Sn elmer Beiprebung iber oieien
8ortrag iagte bic .Dalas Nems"
in pDriger WDbe unter Mnberem:
nDr. Nnoretps lit elm pDrtrefaiher
uno in bOhem Grade feiielnoer @eo4
ner uno er beberriht 1einen Stof in
Der p~ullfommeniten @eile. Miemanb
lolte es peridumen, i'm gu bDren.
Wtan piro innerbalb elmer Stunoe
laden uno meiner - uno bod bat
man es nit elner ourbaus pi1jens
lbaftlihen DariteIun9 bes Nbeottes
oes Snoens gu tbun, uno stpar elmer
ourhauS biitoriiben unb lomobl BON
Worurtbeilen uie uebertreibungen
freien 9aritequng!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-06
g + q 8.

Sn Columbus lit Der 81 Satire
alte Neger Daois Ounfen, Der einen
trtn1ineaen Ingriff auf WiiB 2eua
9arrls. Die @abtte(eeropbiitin in
eagle Safe, madte, bon einem Wob
aug benz 8efaneniB eebolt uno auf=
eetnupft uoroen. Ser 0eger ruuroe
onr9 oas grideinen zines Scr. 8et,
Der bic 0ilferufe Der Dame bDrte,
pertrieben, aber Die Spuren Ieiner
1adten SiBe perrietben i'm, er tpuroe
in leinem 6auie eingefangen uno
nab Columbus eebrabt, tpobin ibm
600 8uraer BON @aa(e Safe
folgten, um i'm 81 Ipn9en.
3milben @uero uno 6ouiton
piro elm sneimal tdelider BaI1as
gteroient etn9eflbrt meroen.
0ie Boftuffice in WenaropiQe
puroe BON stpei masfirten Wdnnern
I'M 1886 beitoblen. Die Diebe ga=
ben Dem Boitclerf Netber, ipbaB er
feinen Nlarm ihlagen fonnte.
Bel Der 8eitattung Der 2ei1e
Der W}rs. 8ette 8reiton auf Dem
GonoD &ir6bof bel Terarfana er=
etiquette fib eine ergreifenbe Scene,
als Die Sbmd9erin Der Geritorbe'
l1en. Die spansie Sabre alte WiiB
Sfia Breiton, ant Grade tDbt nteoers
ianf. Sin 5er5ldlaa batte ibrem
9eben elm @nbe ee1naht.
Die SDcialilten oes 5. Di=
itrifts baben sc. s. Scott ppn Dal<
las ais &ongreBtanoibaten aufee=
lteIt.
- Sn 6latDnia itiirste SRI. 2ena
Gieffobl beim @alferaieben i'm 6pfe
ibres Sbmagers $. Mebner in ben
Drummer unb ertranf. Del Bruns
men lit adtsia SUB tief. Niemanb
par augegen, als oas unglif paiz
iirte.
: 0ab benz ,euen NoreBfalen>
Der ioa Sort 8ortb cine 8epDlfe=
rung BON IS, 900 Seelen baben, mas
cine 3unabme BON 1000 Seelen in=
nerbalb Der lebten finf5ebn Monate
beoeutet.
Sn Winbeiter resnete es un=
unterbroben BON 3 nbr Woreerts
am 2. Oftober bis 6 ubr Nbenos
am 3. IS felen udbreno bie1er
3eit flnfsebn 8on @ai1er.
Die 8empbner BON NuItin
brineen $4,000 auf, UNI Die SO. 6.
& E. 8abn gu bepesen, Die neue
2inie nah San Nntonio iber Wuz
fin gu bauen uno nidt iiber 2Ddz
bart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-06
9as Wetter int October.

Das mutbmaBlihe Wetter i'm Ocs
tDber ibiloert Der Wi1IDurier @etter=
prophet SRI St.. 6ids folgenoermas
Ben:
Naer @abribeinlibfeit nab uirb
Der WDnat October ni1t menige
6erbititirme brineen. Dte reguldre
8ulcanperipbe npm 3. biz 8. fdut
NIT eines Wercurperiooe suIammert.
Son S0nntag 4. bis DDnneritag 9.
iino Die 8eoinguneen gu a~usgeprdgz
ten StDrunger pDrbanben, uno oas
2ano i'm Na9emeinen miro BON 3e=
gen unb @ino beimge1uGt ueroen.
SIN NDroen iino S@nee unb @is
nibt ausgeibloiien.
Cine Mecurperiooe erretbt ibren
60bepunft am 10. uno Die reactipn6=
rem Gage, II. uno 49,, biirften allo
anbalten6 brDbenbes Wetter bringen:
ebenio Die 8ulcanperipbe bonn Is.
biz 20. gie lebtaenannten BeriDbe
bringt tpabrlheinli@ cine &eibe UNI
gem0bnliHer gri1etnungen. NDrbs
lihe @eaenoen mDgen einen 8ers
geibmaf beS @inters befDmmert.
Die reactiondren StDrunaen beain=
men oanrt am %. uno24.
Die lebten 5 Gage bes October
fallen in cine 8ulcanperipoe. I'm
ben 81. berum barf man parmea
Wetter. nieberen Barometeritant
uno @emitter. bann Morbmeftminb
boben 8arDmeteritano uno Menbe.
rung 5u faltem @etter ertparten
SIN @rDBen uno @anaen rperoer
pdbrenb beS Monats Die StDrunger
nur IuSnabmen, unb ourfte i16nes
@etter Die &egel lein.
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Gin biibides 8pnmot.

@eneral gDrbin, melber gemeins
fam nit anoeren amerifanii9en @e=
nerdlen Die beutiben &aiiermanDper
be1u6t bat, befinbet iib auf Dem
6eimmege uno CUR 3eit in 2onoDn.
Das &abel bat cine amulante De-
pelbe beriberaeibidt. in tpelder ae=
ia9t miro, mie Sen. Ooung Wtilnauz
Zee ermdbnte. ais er bonn Safer er1=
pfangen muroe. General @orbin
ersablt ben 3milhenfau in foleenber
@eile: Scr &ailer emfine uns in
freunoliber, b6fliber 8eile. @r
lprab unb plauberte nit uns in
amangloieiter Irt. 9as Sis mar
gebroben iobalb mir pDreeiteut paz
rem. Ser &ailer Fam su uns auf Dem
9empelbofer Seloe; uno nahoem er
cine 3eitlang aelproben bate, fragte
er General Douna: nSft bies Sbr
erfter Belub in Deutiblanc, 8ene=
ral?" nNun," anuortete General
Dpung, lid mar ME supor in oieiem
Tbeile Deutiblano8."
y0iht in oielem gbeile?" fraate
Der &aiier ldbelnb, nmelhe beutibeu
8labe baben sic benin eelebn?"
uSb," ertpioerte General gounl
init benz erniteiten @eiibt pon bel
Welt, lid bin oft in Miluaufee, ct.
Souls uno Cincinnati geweien.n
9as 1halenbe @eldhter. melbea
Der Safer in S0lge oieier IeuBerune
ausitieB, bemirfte, baB Die Wiitglie.
Der leines Stabes, welbe gu Bferoe
in einiger @ntfernung bielten, mi
Staunen auf ben &aiier uno BIZ
amerifanii6en 8enerale blidten,
Den &ailer tibelte Die @rfldrunl
oes Generals 70, oas er i'm Gun
&ailerin fibrte, ibr ben Imerifaner.
Der 9eutlblano in Nmerifa fenner
aelernt batte, poriteute unb ibr er.
sdblte, mas goung geiast bate.
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Ser 8rademribae Bart

lift gerabe jebt pDu elmer tpunberba=
rem SbDnBeit. Das 2aub Der
Gdur1e prangt i'm berrlibften Grim
uno bic 8lHtben Der GtrGuher,
@inoen uno miloen Blumen ftrDs
men ibren arpmatiIben QUIT aus.
Der 1eu a1gelegte Weg ppn Der
Soiepbinen StraBe aus bis 5u benz
Buntte, pp Der Bart biz Dor Sur
gem beeann. lit Der blbidelte i'm
gan5en Barte. gr fibrt unmittelbar
am 5luiie entlana. eetpdbrt mitunter
einen Gusblid auf Die eeaeniiberlie=
genoen Selber unb bat auf Der Malb=
ieite nibt 10 piel unterbols, UNI ben
Bid in ben @alo gu beibranten.
Die mannigfaben Winoungen uno
bas Guf uno Nieber bes 9erraius
MAIDEN oieien BON mdbtigen, uralten
Bdumen eingefaBten uno belhatteten
@eg bDbit intere1iant. Gin Spa
5iergang i'm Bradenribge Barf nm
bic SebtSeit lit Elm uabrer @enus fir
Qeib uno Seele. @entt nun erft
Die auoloaiihe Gbtbeilune bieies herr
lihen JledenS grbe fertigeelteat
uno bemDbnt iein miro, 10 1T cine
ueitere Nttrnttipn geboten, bic int
r1er r1ebr 8eiuher anaieben miro.
Sn benz Dradenribge Bart baben
mir einer Moturparf, pie er reisens
Der faun irgenomo anber8 gefunoen
peroen fanr. 9abei liegt cieier Bart
innerbalb Der Stabtgren5en unb lit
in meniaen Winuten auf oaS be-
quemite gu erreihen. gr LIT Elm
Sutpel fir Die Stabt unb unbesablbar
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Waerfei.

NW SQEHlIQg NDeflO UQren IN
Der Beetbouen Sale etma pterhurz
bert Burger perlammelt, Inn Sbritte
our N%ufItelung zines @ountpzgtdets
81 tbun. Sc murbe belblpHen, am
IL. Sftober 8recinftnablen uno am
Il. eine County &onpentiDn absu<
balten.
- Die Giib=9eras Del &ompaa-
ME, Die in 8erar COUNTY mebrere
9auieno Ider 2ano gepahtet bat,
UNI nod Del 81 bobren, miro nit if
rem Sperationeu oemnddIt beain=
men uao 5mar IA Wteilen meltlid BON
Der Staot an Der Sioliben Bacific
Babn.
= Sn Der Staot 1T elm Berbe=
8ureau fir Die Warine erDffnet tpore
ben. &naben i'm ylter pDr, Is biz
II Sabren meroen a(s S@iffsiunaen
uno iunee Wdnner inn Mlter BON IS
biz 25 Sobren merben als MatrDien
angemorben. 8eibe &la11en rperben
erlt in Der Martnel9ule in San
Tranctseo ausgebiloet. @s tperben
namentlib Shmieoe, 8immerleute
unb @leftriter perlanat. 9as 8us
reou befinoet iib I'M SibunesIaele
bes Staotratbes in Der Staotbaue
urb ltebt unter Der 2eitung bes 2eut<
nant S. IS. Mortun.
= Die @aiipn : @rDfnung BET
Soft & SO arr tpar cine eroBar=
tige Nffaire in ieber 6iniiht. Den
ganaen Sag binbur9 uno nod ipat
am Nbeno mar Der Store nit elmer
faibionablen Damenmelt aneefint,
Die Die ausgeitenten munber1h0nen
6erbit= unb @intermaaren gebiibreno
benunoerte. Cine &apeQe l~ieferte
&%onsertmuiif unb true iebr CUR UNI
terbaltung Der 8eluber bel. @olff
& Marr fDnnen nit ben &omplis
menten, uelbe ibnen pDn alien Set
ten aemabt murben, publ ~aufrieben
fein!
= Sn Der Nbfabrts= unb Infunftss
seit Der 3iee Der Nranlas= BaB 8abn
1T cine fleine Gerdnberune eineetre..
ten. Ser Bug nad &errpiue fGbrt
nm 9.25 Worgens alb unb fommt
UNI 7 nbr Ibenos bier an. Der
Dug BON Der &Iite trifft I'm Lbs bier
Elm unb aebt UNI 2.40 ab.
- @riber 8ro8. baben Die
ibDnite Wusmebl in @olo= uno Gil
ber=, iopie Weiieribmieo- @aaren.
= SIN pergangenen Wonat fars
ben bier So @eburten ftatt unb 80
Tpbesfdne.
= Der ftdbtilbe @arten= unb
Barfarbeiter Setter Shldoer bat Die
Stabt auf 8eaablung BON $176.25
nerflaet. @r mar brei Sabre uno
iieben Wonate in itdbtilben Diem
item uno arbettete tdeli9 neurt Stun.
ben, ndbreno bic pureeibriebene Ir<
beits5eit nur abt Stunoen betrdet.
SEPT perlanst er fir Die ueber<
Stunoen Be5ablung gu 183 Gent
per Stunoe. gr siebt so Gage, an
melben erfranf rpar mnb 231 &egen>
tage ab unb er berebnet oaber 1921
9a9e.
= Durb lire 3uoerldiiiefeit boz
ben iib bic Sumeliere, @ebriber
griber. einen beneioensmertben
STUFF eruDrben. Wer BEL linen fault,
miro gut uno reeq bebient.
- Mm Mbeno beS %. Oftpber
finoet in ben bobeleaanten @eleu=
ibaft5s& dumen bes Sulphur Wens
6utels Elm GROCER @mpfang nit 8aa
unter ben Muspicien bes gerbanbes
Der @eihdfts> &eiienben itatt. Die
Ter 8aa neripriht, elm eldnsenbes
geienibaftlibes greigniB gu merben!
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Der @utsbe5iber &.

= Der @utsbeliber s. SCHUBERT
in @rune bate cine 6enne gum Nusz
briiten BON 8erlbubnereiern benubt,
tpelhe jeooh lire &inberlhaar i'm
Std lieB. Die iuneen gbierden
iaben iib nun ielber nab einem
Bfleger nm uno erfuren einen aa=
pauft oa5u. Dieier poate anfGnelit)
pon Den &leinen nihts piiien, ater
Iie beitlrmten i'm 10 lanee init ibren
2iebfoiungen, inoem fie i'm am
8amm, am @efieoer poer an ben
Beinen supfteu. biz er iih iblieBlih
ibrer liebensmiroig artnabm. St er.
lernte io9ar bas @ludien uno fabrt
feline 8flegetinoer in 6of uno 5elo
lumber, nertbeioiet lie geeen feinblihe
Ingriffe uno beihirmt fte bel taltem
uno naiien Wetter.
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Gimc Neintgmugs= Waidbtne fir aaDp=
tiin1e SarmtuplIe.

8erludspeiie 1T befanntli@ ppm
8unbes : Iderbauoepartement in
geras an flint perlbieoenen Steaen,
ndmli6 BEL @acp, 6ouitDn, 9eniz
ion, eagle 8ab uao San Intonio,
dppptiihe 8aummolle anaepflanst
morben, Die iebt geerntet miro. Die
lelbe fam tpegen ibres lan9en Staz
pels uno neil Der Santen ntbt felt
iibt, auf Der eeu6bnlihen Sin nibt
oerefniet peroen unb beBbalb lit in
Dem @ebduoe Der @oamdiherei in
geres Mible, flint Weeilen iuol;b
bon bier, cine %beionoere &einiauags=
mai9ine, ruie iie Die neue Gaum=
uuae perlanat, aufeeiteat mDroen.
Die Sin 1T unter Dem Nar1er rHolIer
Sin" betonnt. Die Baummoae gebt
ourb 2ebermalsen uno Elm oarar be-
feitiates Weiier ihneibet ben Samen
aus.
9ie 8aummDlle bon benz 9eloe
oes Scr. Collins miro suerit eerei-
niet nerben. ST bepHanste orei
Nfer unb erntet brei 8auen. Die
6dlfte bes Mreals tpurbe arpeimal be-
mdlfert, Die anoere 6dlfte nur ein=
mai. Die lebtere lieferte oen grDBz
ten @rtrag. Die 5neimalige Be<
mdferung trieb Die Stauoe gu iebr
in bic 6Dbe-pDn abt biz sebn SUB
-Ifun e3 onh fueniner 0nuntnDn=
tapleln.
Die auf Collins Sarm auf Dem
nebenan liegenben Seloe g~epflanste
teranii1e Baumnone murbe pDr
Der &arpe iblimm beimeeiuht, mdbz
renb Die dgpptiihe frei BON ungeaie>
fer blieb. SIM ndbiten Sabre tuers
ben 8erlube in niel erDBerem MaB@
itabe gemabt ueroen.
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Co., ben 3. DIT. 1902. 0ier bat es
mdbreno Der lebten 10 Tuee mpbl
iebr aus9iebig aeregnet, bod nibt
bic u-eberl9memmungen peruriabt,
mie iie upn 10 pielen Tbeilen bes
Staates beri9tet peroen. Den Spm=
mler iiber mar es auBergenDbnlih
troden, 10 baB @ras unb Walier fir
bas 8ieb fteuenpeiie duBerit fnapp
maren; bod felt ben Geeen lift Die
Weioe mieber ausee5eibnet uno
Nusiibt fir cine quite neberminte=
rung oeS Wiebs pDrban0en.
Gor etma brei Wohen soa iib bier
Der iunee GILBERT Subs oaourh cine
Blutuereiftung gu, baR er beim &a=
iiren nit einem friibge5hliffenen
Mteiier elm paar Bldsben i'm @eiibt
megihnitt. Sein @eliht ibmDu
furbtbar auf, 10 oaB er iib in 8ez
banoluna bes 9r. gates begab.
Sein 3uftanb periblimmerte iib BON
Gag gu Gage. Sem @eiit umnab=
tete iib, eS trat 2abmnng Der einen
Seite elm uno man ertpartete itiinolib
ieiner Sob. Wunoerbarer @eiie ies
bod trat 8eiieruns elm uno er befin=
bet fib mieoer auBer @efabr.
Srau S. Mbrebt IL. befinoet iib
in Gan Qntonio tpegen 8%ebanoluug
zines .offenen 8eines".
Die Shule fling am Is. Septemz
ber an. 81.