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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-03
THEY CUT UP
HIGH inks INDEED.
Ruling of the R. R. Commission
Paralyzed Southern Pacific
Interests.


New York, June 26.-The failure
of the Texas Railway Commission
to accept the proposition of the San
Antonio d Arkansas Pass Company,
thereby discouraging the extension
OF that line from Alice to Browns
vile, has created intense disap-
pointment and regret in this city.
Here, where all the circumstances
in the case are practically as well
known as in Austin, and whence
the spirit OF commercial progress
locke. with confidence to Texas for
broad-gauged and up-to-date bust
ness action, the adverse decision of
the Commission has taken the fin
ancial classes by surprise and caus-
ed the most conservative of them
to believe that Somebody has
blundered. There is no carping
criticism heard on the subject from
any quarter-the feeling is too Sc
rious for that; but there is general
and widespread opinion expressed
that a grave mistake has been made,
and that the material development
of Southwest Texas has, through
the Commissions ruling, received
needless and disastrous check.
1t was only this afternoon that
the full scope and effect of the de-
cision came to be understood here,
previous brief kilograms being re-
garded as misleading; and when
the facts were thoroughly sifted and
discussed, the general verdict was
that railroad building in Texas had
received Il black eye which could
only be cured by frank and sin
cere reconsideration of the Sap's
proposition. 1t is considered sin
gularly unfortunate to risk or throw
away, by a ruling that may reason
ably be avoided, a grand project
demanding the expenditure of mil
lions OF dollars as well as the open
ing up to commerce of a splendid
region which needs all the railroads
it can get in the exploitation of its
resources. The construction of the
Sap's line from Alice to Browns
willie (160 miles, would give en-
ployment to thousands of people, it
would enhance the property values
of the whole State, it would create
and foster hourishing industries
throughout a vast and fertile sec
ton, and in time is might probably
be able to recoup itself for all that
it has done-with small recompense
and without any dividends-in
building up the coast country and
adding to the prosperity of South
Texas. Possibly there is yet time to
undo the policy which bars a 3d.
100000 expenditure where it is
sorely needed, and which 1t the
same time guarantees the compile
ton of a railroad from Alice to
Brownsville within two years. II
there be, it would be praisewOrthy
on the part of the Commission, and
beneficial to the State, to put that
time to the best business use.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-03

vided for the spectators. There was
good crowd out last night enjoy
ing the fun The fair will probably
continue several weeks if we'll pa
tronized.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-03
Dangerous to Navigation.
Schooner Capsized Off the velasco
Coast.

A telegram was received this
morning by Agent Garriga from E.
O. Flood & Co. of Galveston, order
ing him to notify Captain Peterson
of the steamer Manteo that the
schooner Glover has been capsized
off Velasco. and is a dangerous
menace to navigation.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-03
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. These pills
change weakness into strength, list
lesSness into energy, brain-fag into
mental power. They're wonderful
in building up the health Only Doc
per box. Sold by J. L. Putegra at q
Bro.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-03
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTER
DEPARTMENT OF

TEXAS, San Antonio, Texas, June 80,
1908. Sealed proposals in triplicate, for
construction of two settling tanks and
connecting same to water system at
Fort Brown, Texas. Will be received
here and at the Office of Post Quarter
master until u o'clock NJ, July 30, 1903.
United States reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids. Information fur
Disned on application. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be marked
Proposals for Settling Tanks, at Fort
Brown and addressed to the under
signed or to Post Quartermaster, Fort
Brown. Texas. JNO. L. GLEN, c. @. VI.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Bar.
gamilton-Brown shoes, all styles,
md John B. Stetson hats at
elunewald's.
The postoffice, customhouse and
Er, National Bank will remain
.lo.ed tomorrow, and the telegraph
flee will observe Sunday hours, as
,.ral On a national holiday.
II s. Commissioner Creager and
vsssrs. Markham and Crockett
x.rs entertained last evening at the
bachelor quarters of Captain Dich-
man at Fort Brown.
For Mems summer suits, dress
shirts. President suspender, and
Boston garter, call at H. Grune-
Eald's, opposite the market.
kilograms were received today
By Lon C. Hill, Esq, from Beeville,
stating that fifteen-inch rain fell
there Yesterday, and his family,
With the families of DR.. Bell and
tt Jones will start for Browns
vile as soon as the creeks go down.
For SALE:-A second hand piano
IN GOOD condition. Can be seen at
f gturrias store. For particulars
and price call on we at the residence
af Mrs Best. Mrs. L. MICHEL.
Another storm warning was re-
ceived by the local signal office at
s:35 last evening, giving notice Of
sstorm over the Southeastern Rocky
Mountain slope, probably causing
high southeast winds last night and
today.
Passengers down on last even
iag's train we're, B. Kowalski, Prof
T. F. Barbour, Rev. Beean, Captain
Hughes, Tom Ross, Joe Vale, John
Alamia, Gus Celaya, Masters F.
Rivadulla, H. Kingsbury, and Egly,
Mrs. NJ. Douglass, Mrs. R. Pellat
Passengers up. this morning: Prof.
T P. Barbour, joe Vale, Rev. Beean,
CAPTAIN Hughes, Tom Ross, John
AIamia, Gus. 'Gelaye, Mrs. Clear
water, Miss Kellar.
Mr.. Ernest Markham has just
Vecsiyed letter from DR.. S. w.
Kirkham, who left here May %,
and sailed from New Orleans the
first part Of June for his old home
IN Bedford, England. He writes
chat there were forty-three pass
engers, fifteen ladies, on the ship,
aud that they had fine sailing all
the way No sea sickness at all.
Fhey arrived June 10. Messrs Bolax
and McAllen, who accompanied
DE-. Kirkham, stood the trip
sPlendidly. The doctor surprised
his family by his return, and he
writes that all were well and en-
lOying life Ike true Britons.
Jesusa Hernandez was arraigued
before United States Commissioner
VTeager yesterday for having in
possession smuggled property and
placed nuder a bond of $3.50 for his
appearance before the Federal grand
iury- Today Guadalupe Duenes
vas brought up at the same tribunal
'05 smuggling One-half gallon mez-
al and his bond placed at $3.50.
de was unable to give bond and so
aeT languishes in duress.
Inc festas which were advertised
oy the fire company to be held this
a0aih at Washington Park was
opened last evening. A number of
eo0ihshave been constructed around
$40 sides of the park, which are
sa'iy decorated, being used for dull
z and fruit refreshments, etc. A
sSnd Tor the band has been built in
tue center Of the park. and seats pro
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-03

II man loves girl more than
tongue can tell he should show her
his pocket hook.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-03
MAGNOLIA Dairy Farm,

Shears & Putegnat. PrOprietors,
VIII deliver Fresh Milk on and al
ter June l, 1908, at 10 cents quart,
Mexican coin.
Leave orders at Botica del Leon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
HUSBAND MISSING
Mrs. Lizzie B. nansua Of Trenton Street.
Asks Police Assistance.

krz LAssie b. Hanson who lived az
10 Trenton street With her parents Mr..
and MrsL David Small. has asked the po-
Noe 10 aid her In finding her husband
from whom she has heard nothing since
last March. when she received a letter
from her husband. Christian J. Hanson.
whp was then 10 Newark. N. J.
In this letter Hanson said that he IN
tended to stow away on the steamer
eusQuehanna. then about to sail for
South Africa
Mrs. Hanson says that her husband Is
IN expert 5ewsosr and had always earned
Oood wages and sent her money for the
support Of herself and their two children,
a girl Of n and q boy OF nine. who are
at present living with their grandparents
in Fail River.
Mr.. Hanson h about ss years OF age,
six feet in height and weighs about 24O
pounds. and. IL Is said. bears a striking
resemblance to President Roosevelt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.
One Was Held at Y. N. C. A. Building
Last Evening.

The sale and concert given yesterday
afternoon and evening at the Young
Mems Christian association for the benent
of the Providence Deaconess home proved
a great success.
Miss NJ. Ella Stewart, Mrs. Charles r.
Hancock and Mrs Edward Shaw %.
comprised the committee. and n II due 90
their labors that the affair came OF so
wen
The sale opened AZ o'clock. a number
OF prettily decorated tables being presided
over by ladies Of the various Methodist
churches IN Providence.
Mr.. Edward n. Wheeler had charge Of
the concert special feature OF which
was the singing OF a choir OF ~ voices
The other participants were Mrs. A.
shipper p. Dale Westland. Frank w
Bowen and Charles H. Everett
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
ALMOST
STARTED
PANIC
Tho EJlctmsnt Of a Small Boy
Created Z Disturbance In New
port Opera House Last Might

A panic In the Newport Opera house
vas narrowly avsrted hast evening by
the prompt action Of Jsre McAuliffe'
whose stock company 10 playing there.
IN thu midst OF the performances the
CRY of -F1rsr" followed by a scuffiins.
vas heard from the gallery and the
house vss IN an uproaI
Becoming aisumed NE andienos left
shsfs seats and started for the doors,
when ths star slapped 10 the fcoiights
and. shouting 1T the top Of his voice.
a.srsd ths people inst there was no
dAngen
whsn ths house had become. IN .
measure, quiet. Mr.. McAuifffe Informed
ths people that an unruly boy had been
elected from the gallery and that the
cfies had animated from him The per
formanos proceeded
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
The ALFREOIAns
4 eeaesrt and Dincs 6IIsn BY Them at
Liberty Ran.

A very large number assembled IN Lib-
srty ball last evening. the occasion beins
shs concert and ball given under tina aus
p4css OF the Order OF AifredNns.
Most Of the talent appearing comprised
she little pupils OF Miss NJ A. Donovan
sheir c,sver dancing and singing rejecting
credit on her ability an an Instructor.
At the conclusion Of the concert the
Grand march was led by Mr.. II. A. Eng
land and dancing was indulged IN until
q late hour. Gould's Union orchestra fur
nishing music. Frederick Wilde officiatcd
o. floor director and the aids were Thomas
Muddyman. A Annear, w. E. White and
Joseph Pickup
affair were: r. A. England. chairman;
A. Henthorne, secretary and treasurer;
r. Wilde, III. Morton, w. McCord. q.
Dickinson. z. Whittle. s. Salisbury, G.
Fisher, c. Walker, A. Clulee. Mrs Nor
row Mrs. Sainsbery. Mrs. Frazier. Mrs.
Besser, Mrs. Butterfeld, Mrs. CHI, Miss
Roberts. Mrs. Dudley. NfA
The program was as follows: Hornpipe
Captain, Miss May Friel; Mascot. Miss
Marguerite McGonagle; tars, Edna Riley.
Mabel Glasheen, Dorice Austin. Hilda
Lord. Georgia Bemis Ethel Kelley. Mad
cline Forloney. Esther Tirney; song. j.
NJ. Wallace: song and dance. duet, Miss,
Madeline Forloney, Miss Bthel Kelley;
sword dance, special Miss May Frfel:
song. selected. Thomas Dyson: song, Mrs.
Dresser; Highland FTing.--Chief. Master
Harold McKenna; clans. Hilda Lord Do
rice Austin Georgia Bemis, Marguerite
McGonagle. Ethel REGISTER. Mildred Reg
ester, Esther Tierney; character songs.
Miss Madeline Forloney; minuet. Master
Harold Mckenna. Miss Hildred REGISTER;
song and dance. Misses Kelley and For
loney. finale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
LAID At REST
Burial Of Solder at Fort Adams viii All
kIIltirJ hcnIs.

Sergeant Peter r. Turner was buried
yesterday a. the Post cemetery At Fort
Adams. sergt. Turner. who has been
attached 10 Fort Greble for about two
years was accorded a military funeral.
hts caskei being draped with the stars
and Stripes Two companies from the
fort escorted the remains 90 their last
resting place.
Col Evans and the officers OF the dis
trict % Nsrrseansett bay attended the
funeral In q body.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
nAdIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared By
GEORGE oRMsBY. wig Maker and
Hairworker. i69 fremont street. Boston.
IL Is simple. safe and easily applied: con.
tains no lead poisons use u once ana
you will never use any other. BLANDlNQ
y RI.ANDING. 50 Weyhosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
Famous Trains of
America

Among the leaders are The
Overland Limited, Chicago 70
San Franciso, and The Pioneer
Limited, Chicago to St. Paul.
Both trains run via the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.
II ycu are contemplating western
trip you should see that one, or
both, of these famous trains is in
cluded in your itinerary. Rates
and descriptive booklets on re.
quest.
WV. HALL, NE. Freight and P,ss'r Agent
36s Washington ST.. Boston
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-26

grfd1runesn, bic mir Dsnif1e ssmudt
baben. beipiien. boB bieier Sat kline
appbittifdr @ihtrbeit bistet. Mu1 ber
MDrurh tam, elmer tblen MulIung
folsereb, bus 9er3 fpreAen luifen. no
Der 0eritanb entIbeiben follte. Da lit
es nun berubigtnb, baB neben BEN
Rdiier nit prGhtiaem Jreiisntb Der
Nei9sfanaler @ruf 8iilDp itebt. Die
DfFenEeit, nit Der 8raf Billion ii1
barii6er healiidfpiinfhte. baB Der Raj
fer fein philiIer lei. obihon cine ipez
niger frGftige Nerf0nfibfeit fir ben
Rdnaler bequenler lei, bat erfriffenD
aetpirft unb benefit, bab 3fpei bphbe<
Qabte MGnner. Der &aiier ii1b Der
Rdrr5er, sefpillt iinb, ii4 gu Dtrfteben
unD au bertragen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-26

gslDsis erbradi, baB Bic gdpinbTuHt
cine teitbare arant6sii lit. Mit ben
sesiigen Mitteln, iiber Die mir Dsrfiig.
ten. haben mir Der Melt gsaeigt, mas
i'm Rampfe essen Ibiefs flirhtbars
SeimIuduns bes Neutrality-suspicious.
erreiht perben funr, ipsnn Die prnftis
fhe NdhItenIiebs unb bic Mn6Iib6tiss
teit iib nur einmal Der 5ahe annehs
men unb in ansreinenbem MdBs BIZ
Ufitiel fpenben ipolIten. ssier in penn-
IDlnania iinb fiinftauleEb Shipinbz
iuntsfdne ermittelt iporbsn, bpn bsner
bic rneiiten nit elmer Musiage ppn 300
Dpllars pro patient fllrirt iperben
f0nnten. Mdre es m0glisl. DieIs fiinf@
tauIenb Rranfen in Sana.prien unterz
au6ringen. 10 fOnnte oisearanfbeit ir.
einigen Sabren ausssrpstet iperoen."
Das flinst setpiB perheiBungsppu
unb Der geriht ldbt es nibt an anEs
lenn,dBisen 8sipeiIsn fir ie:ne frohe
Gunee feblen. gr ipeiH neh, hub ppIle.
rs prD5ent Der in benz SandtDrium
be6anbelten SuberfuloiesRranfen &C,
6eilt unb elmer niibliden 9eIddftisuns
ober ibrem 2e6ensberufe nieber au9e-
fiibrt fperben f0nnen. 11nb tpenn bic:
les NeIultat unter ungiiritigen 8er-
9GltnilTen erreiht ipurhe angsii9ts
Der primitipenginrih Der Nnlialt,
um tpis piel msbr lit man gu Der
9offnuna bsredtist, bar nit ausrei.
6eneen Mitteln nod bel before He=
Iultate ersielt tpsrben!
Das Sandtorium Su Mbite Sapen
fam man aIs cine 0erILh hsanHalt be-
trahten, Die ii6 trefflid Ripdbrt bat.
@s III bas Wsrf Der pripetlpDbltbdtig;
felt, IplIte absr jebt ausreidenbe llne
ter fiibuns ppn Seiten bss Staate5
finben. gs liest Der 2esislatur elm.
8ill por, pslde 100000 fir bieien
3iped beipillist, unb ipern jeDer Staa.
fir einen ppbltbdtigen 3ped in Dis
EaIde sreifsn lollte, 10 IT es fiir bic
grridtuns iol6er 3nfluftshduler
auf benz 2anbe, no ben lunsenfranfen
StGbtern aus ben SenementhdnszDiz
itriften eine rationelle 9ehanbfung
3u 5heil iperben fdnn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-26
Ger Rn,ttpf prBeat nir
$drt1rtnDT Tnd1t.
1EbilaoeIpbias 9empfrat.)

aBbilaoelpbia s9emofrat.)
SIN erfreuliden gontrai gu benz
BeIiimisHus bes Nsip gorfer arates,
Or. 2oOmis, Der fir e;ne Nutoritd!
erfter alaife auT benz @ebiete Der
Gunsenfrantbeiten gilt unb bon benz
bas iraurise @ort krrii6rt, bic
tpifienidaftlihe 9ebsnblnnq Der
6hninbludt babe in bsn lebtsn apanz
Sis subrsn feinerlei Gortifritte se=
maht, unb bic einsige !Soffnuns, bie
Rrdnfbeit miriam gu be.dmpTen, Be-
itebe nur in Der SIoliruna aner unrettz
bar Derlorenen patienten, itebt Der
Sa6resberidt bes GreiS0oipitals Iiir
nrme 5dpinbfiihtige, ieHes Dor einiz
gen Sabren auf elmer 215 Meres gro.'
ben 5arm 6ei Mbite 6oosn in 2u5erne
gountD errfdteten 5anatoriums, ber
Den geDeis erbringt, boE bic Granfz
belt beil6ar lit.
glls man ans Werf gins, bsfanb
bieIe erjte 2uftfuranitart fiir5dninb~
jiihtige aus einsm fleinen bal6perfal<
ltnen Jarmbaus unb elmer alten
Gdeune. Man mahts sid nit Den
gsrinDen Mitteln fDfort aE'5 Werf.
ilia geniigenpe untsrfnrftsrGu!ne 3uI
f6affsn unb mod Dor GnluB bes,
sriitn sSabres mar sic 5deune in elmer
NnbillOn nit bierSig 9et.en unb bas
6arnbaus tn Elm 0ermcltungsz unb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-26
a1tidJtig fiir Gi,teeanannrrtr.

9efanntli9 trat om /. Sanuar 1900
fir sans 9eutfhlanb eli, 6iirgerlihes
@eIeBbu9 in Rraft, ipoSurd aud fir
bas ganSe Deutihlanb cir einheitlihes
@rbre9t selAaffsn tpurbs. nnb bisIes
lift numentli9 fir IolGe Meutih@Mmes
rifaner, Die aus 9annopei. Slbenburg.
9eifen, Mefpbalen, Nbsialanb, 9aben
unb 8anern fpmmen, non Der ipsits
sebenbten Mi9tisteit. DieIes Gr6-
redt7geIeb beitimmt ndmiih. bab nad
10idbriser Mbpelenbeit an unbefdnns
ten Srtsn elm Grbberehtiater fir tDbt
erflGrt unb Iein in Deutff'lanb bsFinDz
lides @ermDsen Dertbstlt rerhen fani.
tpelhem llrtbeile jeboh eias fpenigitens
lehs Mpnate ppr benz 9ermin befannt
au mahenbe serihtlihe @orlabuns
pprausgeben muB.
Da nun nod friiberen 9eieben bic
Sobese. fldrung erlt na.s 80 Sabren
ober 70, in 9eHen gar erH na9 100
sSabren erfolsen fonnte, IL ba6en Dielt
perfonen brauben Don benz gefebe
@ebrau1 Qema9t, I'm bic grbberenz
tisten, BON benen man IN 10 sahren
nihts aehDrt bate, nod stm Is eSsanuar
1900 fir tobi ertldren 81 laKeu unb
auf bRIe Meile bas WprnlDgen ibrer
Nerfpanbten uno gng,GDrigen, Die
Dieneiht in Mmerifa bai5el6e aut qe=
brauGen fDnnten, an iich gu brinqtn.
Die aeridtlihen MuffDrhernngen in
amtliden 8ldttern iinb rit bsr 3eit
gana unerbDrt geitiegen. aber iper err
fubr hier i'm 2anbe etfDds baron? Das
Der iinb giele, geieblih Iiir tDbt un0
ihrer grbIdaft Derluitia erfl6rt, pbs
ippbl lie bier mod leben nilp bss Sell
bes bebiirftis fpdren, bsnn nah bet
9Oceserfldruna folgt branBen, llnh
Der ssieBlihen griit bon 80 9agen,
bic WermDsenstbeilung an bic ndniten
Grben, bic Ii1 eenielfet Eabsn.
Nbtr IS sie6t audi Elm MitteI fiji
Deutlme in Mnerita, Elm 1olhes Nerz
fabrsn anaufedtsn segsn Bic Grben,
ipelhe ben WermGgensartheil erbalten
baben, lnD biefes Htht berj6brt erit
in 30 Sabren nod benz Nntritt BET
Grbihaft. ylatiirliH lisgt Bic GAuIb
Sci ben tjd=Mmsritansrn iei6lf,
bd fie ait jdreiben unterldifen D6tr
Derfdunleir ibrsn Mngeb6rigei, burn
Bic Senbung BET beutIdsn 3eitunqest
ibrsr Geeen0 IL Amsrita, ein aebensz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-26
Die 6ffrntlid1em aiinnerrie.t.

Die Wih.iafeit Der 9anoesbiIfe ic
BEN sroBen probltm Der fiinItlihsn
Beip1fIeruna ipirb Durh rie 5bafIate
hIonbers Fin's 2idt selteTlt, bab nur
ipenig Qanb bon ben mod ii6rig gebIies
Mnen 0ffcntlihen 2dnbsrs;n ipeIhe bef
! Mnjieblnng often iteben, iit cbne Nnss
roben obsr fiinitlihe 8eipdferung 5ur
erfolsreitben Gultioiruns eisnet unS
baB be ubseforfhien 2snoereien, BE.
fpnbsrs bic 5ibtenldnosreien I'M
Dur1Idnttt einen 8oben 3eigen, be,
ben IaabpirtbIdaftli9sn &binsunser
niht sntipridt.
MiIiam 6. gurtis, ipslher iih nit
beIonberem Cher Der unteriu9ltnu
iiber bieien @egsnitanb bineese6en bat.
Iust uns, bab bic unre;erpirten unf
berrenlofen 2dnbereien anf unsefGbr
100000, 900 Qere sefddt. perbsn fDn@
men. Bon bieIsm Nreal beItebt Der
9rDbere Sbeil aus unfruhtbaren @bez
nen, absebolater ssldden, bic nur nit
groBen 3oiten fultipirt fperben .Dnnen
unD einen seringsn 8oben!pertb BADEN.
fdper susGnslihen 8er5tbdlern unb
fablen unb fteinisen 9iiaslldnoereien.
Dbio, sSnbiana, S[lino:s, bas Snz
bianerzSerritorium unb Soma baben
te:ne Dffentlihen 2dnbereien. eSn Mri=
aona iino 100000 Neres bon ae@
ringem Wertb unb nur als mueers
Sdafpeioe gu betradten. Nar eir
tleiner She'll bieIer 5ldte fam ourh
tiinItlide 8epGferung fulturfdbig se-
madt iperben. Galiforniens 41,000,s
600 Ncres iinb gesenndrtis nur gum
fleinifen She'll ais lanb:pirtbIdlaftliej
perthDon gu betradten. Das meiite
2anb lit 6ersig, Elm 5heil ipalb;a uno
Elm anberer nur gum 3ned bes Berg
baues berpsnbbnr. 8aiYslbe farm bon
Golorabo's 38,00O,00O Mcres seIa5t
iperben, nit Nusnabme, bab msbr ppH
bielem Qreal unter gultur gebra6!
ueroen tam. Sbabo bat 100000
Ncres, BON benen iid5 oher faum eins
Nuabratrute als fultursdbis erlpeiier
lam. Montana bat eirises CUTE fir
Sarmapede iih eisnenHe 2anb, rt<
slei9 ionit bic 81 100000 Qeres ais
lanotpirtbIdaftli4 unbraudbar De-
5eiAnet nerben miifen. gebnli6es
fam bon fdmmtliGen arberen lpsItl;=
fen Staaten geiast perben.
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