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Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21
LOCAL ITEMS


Abe Rachofsky yesterday purchased
the Mellor block at the foot OF MAN
street, now occupied by 2. J. Dreheran
the Harrington x Ross Nj. Co. he says
that he does not expect to move ID ut
present, or at least while the presen,
tenants remain there. The consde'a-
ton paid was $l3,50o, and the deal was
made by Mr.. II. G. Shuck
An open meeting viii be held by Cen
trail City Lodge No. 1G, A. O. U. w, at
their hall III this city on Friday evening,
Jan. 20. The public are cordially in
vited to attend as splendid program OF
entertainment has been arranged.
Ouiller & Gabardi lass Saturday moved
their market across the street to the old
stand of Huber & Co. They now have
the largest market in the city, and all
old patrons of theirs and of the Ideal
Market, which has been merged with
theirs, can find them at the new place.
james Noonan of the Ideal Market re-
mains with them.
Golden Transcript: r. Lchtenheld is
now associated with W. Fl. Gray in the
Avenue barber shop, having purchased
Ed. Bates interest. Dick is he pioneer
tonsoral artist of Golden and has large
clientele.
Idaho Springs Siftings: "On Thursday
w. H. Gleason and w. L. Shaffer pur-
chased the assay Office and business of
Thomas b. Grow and took immediate
possession. Messrs. Gleason & Shatfer
need no introduction to this community.
They are longtime residents, and have
filled positions OF trust. Enjoying wide
acquaintance and having the confidence
ment will be attended with success. Mr..
Shatfer was for a long time connected
with the Chamberlain Dillingham; sam
pling works of this place and later man
aged large cyanide plant in the north
west" Mr.. Gleason was a former Cen
tralte, having lived hero with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Gleason.
The Forget Me Not Club VII this even
ing entertain their gentlemen friends at
aleap year bail to be held at the Eiks
their best and expect to have the time
of their lives.
Last Friday evening some person or
persons attempted to break into the sa-
loon of Dillon Bros. or Main street. by
breaking a window in the rear and thus
effecting an entrance. For some reason
or other they did not get in.
District court was convened Monday
at l:30 o'clock, Judge A. H. DeFrance
presiding. The case Of a. Quintano was
first called and he was found guilty of
petit larceny.
The judge qdashed two of the inform
atons against Samuel Singer charged
with rape and incest, and his trail on
the remaining charges have been occupy
ing the attention of the court since.
At the regular meeting of the county
commissioners held lest week John Mel
low of Russell was made chairman of the
board for h e ensuing year. W. C.
Fullerton WIS appointed county attorney
and A. \. Hartong janitor.
M. T. Griffith is laid up with an at
tack of sciatic rheumatism.
The Eye of Needles California, of Dec
ember 10, contained the informant on that
Jay LeVerue former resident OF Cent
raj, was burned to death there in fire
the Monday previous.
Mrs. John G. Hatch this week while
in faint fell and bruised herself quite
severely. We are sorry to hear of this
accident to this sweet old soul, and hope
that she will soon be well again.
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21
OUR TRADE is INonEAsING,

And we want a trial order from you. We
will guarantee to give you the best at
most reasonable prices Every thing in
the line of groceries, glass and china
us. Philips. EBLi Il Co.
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21
Notice Of s,ochholder.' M-ctlnr.

The annual meeting Of the stcckholders Of Il o
A. l.. Anderson Furniture Co. will he held at
the Office OF the company In Central City, Colo
rado on Saturday. Jan. ~. 1904, at 5 y. M, for
the election Of directors and for the transac'ion
before the meeting. A. l.. ANDEiSON.
Sec'y and Treas.
Central City, Colo, Dec. ~, 1908.
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21
PINE Saddle Eorses

For sale reasonable. Call on j II. Fos-
ter, at Smith Hill below Black Hawk
Also one fine single footer.
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21
New People. Best Goods.

The Central City bakery has been re-
opened. Try oar bread, cakes and pies
and assist home industry.
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21
LOST.

a plain gold chain with a charm at.
tached. between the Eureka House and
the postoffie Leave at OBsRavER Office.
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21

Drop in and see some Of e Goldman
electric novelties, Just received from
the east.
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21

Good Cent Cigar.
At Hyndman's Book store, for s1.75
per box.
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21
ST NJ MONS

For bargains go to Dreher's
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21
wHIM FOR SALE

good second hand one cheap. See
Rebins & Blake, Black Hawk.
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21

STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF GlLPlN,
Mrs. Esther Robins, John l.. Rob
ins, Abe Robins, Susan Robins,
Mrs. Mabel Quinn, formerly Miss
Mabel Robins, Mrs. Fannie Smith,
formerly Miss Fannie Robins.
Mrs. Jennie Rudolph, formerly
Miss Jennie Robins,
Plaintiffs,
Gilpin observer., 1904-01-21

IN TIE
DISTRICT
COURT
The evening world., 1904-09-08
WASHERS LANDED, !
. FINED IN COURT.
Girl Who Had to Seek Proteo.
ton on the Street Got Her
Brother.ln.Law After Men for
Insult.

John r. Mullins. Forty years old. q
lawyer. OF No. IS Grand street, and
Charles Redfen. q bookkeeper. OF No,
"a Mercer street. Jersey CITY. were each
fined $50 by Judge Higgins In the Greg
DRY Street Court to-day on the com.
plaint of Mis Ida siegel. Of No. 50
Sussex street. who declared they had
insulted her on the street.
Miss sieSel said that she and Miss
Fannie silverman. Of No. ?ls Grand
street, attended a theatre on Newark
avenue last evening. On leaving after
the performance two men spoke 10
them In an insulting way and followed
them along the street. They nnally got
In front OF them and tried TO stop them
The young women then appealed to a
stra niger, who escorted them TO their
homes. The two men followed thsm as
far as Warren street. where the man
entered a saioon.
when she reached home MISS siese
told her brother-in-law, Max Davis,
what had happened. and he started out
TO look for the men. taking her with
him to identity them. She saw them
standing on corner. and Davis rebukeJ
them for their conduct.
Mr. Davis told the Judge that when he
demonstrated. Mullins struck at him.
Then Policeman Hamill came along and
arrested the men.
The policeman testified In court that
Redfern tried 10 run away. but ne gave
chase and caught him.
Mullins said he had been drinking and
did not remember what he had done,
Redfern denied having insulted the
women. He said he was taking Mullins
home when arrested.
The evening world., 1904-09-08
WEDS SWEETHEART
DESPITE FAMILY
Mss Mary Sheldon, Aged Nine.
teen, Disregarded Wishes Of
Father and Mother and Be.
came Bride Of William Fuller.

Miss Mary seney Sheldon. daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Sheldon. ant
William Fuller were married yesterday
IN st. Paurs. Glen Cove. LII. by the Rev
John w. Gammack. The brides mother
and sister were both In the village, but
neither attended the wedding. Neither
did her father attend.
George II. Sheldon. father OF the bride.
Is q member OF the banking Arm OF
William c. Sheldon q Co.. at No. ?
Wall street.
Mr.. Fuller Is clubman OF this city
and forty years old His bride Is but
nineteen. She wss presented 90 society
Q year ago.
Ihe marriage Is the elimination OF q
romance which, II Is alleged, the brides
iatner ATTEMPTED to end last spring by
asking Nh. Fuller to go abroad for a
year and to give up all thoughts OF his
slaughter for his wife. On last Satur-
Gay RULER returned. His return was a
surprise to every one except Miss shei.
aon' who met him on the pier.
Hride At Her Fathers Home,
Afrangements for the wedding were
visiting her fathers home, al No. "a
west Ihirty-eighth street. She took
away all her personal effects. With her
her iather home was Mrs. Eugene
Sands Willard. a niece OF Mr.. Fuller
nur,ns nenra ner stay in The city she APP
Mr.. Fuller Is a brother Of MIRA. win.
IAN -. Guthrie, and recentlv ha,
spent most OF his time In her home M
Locust vallev l.. ]. Miss Sheldon has
ueen q frequent guest there and Il ix
taAre mat the romance began.
Bridegroom Much older,
Mr.. Sheldons objections to the usd.
ding were based upop Mr.. Fuller. I,re
Ihe bride was married IN her travelling
dress. and she and Mr.. Fuller lei
Glen Cove on the 80 train for New
York, After the ceremony an informal
weddinE breakfast was served at Locust
Place. the home Of Mrs. w. ID. Guthrie
Besides the bride and bridegroom those
present at the breakfast were: M
and Mrs. Eugene Sands Willard and
MIR, and Mrs. Il. NJ. \. Miller, relatives
Of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Guth-
vie are In Europe.
George r. sheldon, the brides father.
formerly lived on BROOKLYN Heisb,s
He married the daughter Of George r..
Seney. ="
Sheldon was Senator Platrs candl.
date for Lieutenant Governor on tie
Republican ticket two years ago. hut
his name was finally withdrawn. The
shcldon country home Is at Glen Cove
Mr.. Fuller Is a member OF the Rae
ouet, Union and Metropolitan Clubs,
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller left their honev-
moon destination secret.
The evening world., 1904-09-08
TWO BANKRUPTCY SUITS.
Levi a Kisuber and Bernard g.
Hatton Are Involved.

An involuntary petition In bankruptcy
was nled In the u. 9. District Court to-
day against Benjamin Levi and Samuel
Klauber. dealers In dress goods. The
petit!oning creditor Is the Giveen
Manufacturing Company. and the
charge is made that the firm has dis
eliminated against some OF It's credi-
tors. that II has concealed some OF It's
assets and tina, check given TO the
Gtveen Company Cor s2331s. Sept {.
was dlshonored.
Bernard s. Hatton. dealer In gentle
mems furnishings. at No. 2t9 Broad
way. has fled a petition In bankruptcy
In the L. s. District Court. His con-
cern was formerly Healey and Hatton.
They dissolved in January last, ard
Mr.. Hatton assumed all the liabilities,
HIS schedule o. debts shows liabilities
at p,6siS, and assets. stock ON hand
ttoO. and bills collectable 100. .
The evening world., 1904-09-08
NEW BISHOP C0NSECRATED.
Right Rev. John II. Delaney, Of
Manchester Diocese, Gets the Mitre,

MANCHESTER, \, H.. Sept s.-A
scene OF solemn splendor. enriched by
elaborate ceremonial. attended the con-
Necration Of Right Rev. John b. De-
Roman Catholic diocese OF Manchester
IN the Cathedral here to-day.
y Many leading eccleslastics headed by
the most Rev. Dlomede Falconlo, Arch
bishop OF Larlsa and Apostolic Delegate
from the See OF Rome to the United
Nearly every priest In the diocese was
present and 3s Of the clergy came from
other parts OF New England.
The evening world., 1904-09-08
WENT TO oALLoWs SMOKING.

MOBILE. Ala. Sept s-Ed Hudson.
. negro. was hanged here to-day for the
murder OF Minerva Williams. a negro
woman, three months ago. When the
sentence Of the Court was passed upon
the murderer he coolly answered "yotiss
truly. He did not weaken after SEN
tence and went to the gallows smoking
Q cigar
The evening world., 1904-09-08
AER0NAUT BREAKS NECK.
Joseph Elsie Falls 100 Feet from
Parn hufe,

TUscoLA. ILL.,. Sept s--Joseph Elsie,
IN aeronaut, was killed while making
a balloon ascension and parachute leap
at the Douglas county fair. In de-.
scendlng his parachute caught in the
top OF "A tree and lie fell one hundred
feet. breaking his neck. His home was
IN Louisville, Ky.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-03

nler, gu brei Monaten Staat89efGngz
niB unb 81 1000 Groren GelDItrafe
terurtG:ilt, bonn Die 2eiter Der Grfez
bitten, Mlot8 &rif6 3u bier Monaten
GefdngniB un0 2C0Gronen @eIotrdfe.
DIS 10 hie 6etoeu 9aupttrGfts unTfdoz
lidj 9enla6t EDor6ea tparea, gtng Der
5taatsanpult g:gea Die anberen N}ttz
c!tst'sr por, Die in elmer Retbe bon
45ro5eITen ir25sn 4ufrei3ung gegen Die
nagpori16a g}at;onalitdt 81 6re:Aett2
rnb gclhtrafen rerurtbeilt nurOsn.
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rpenau, Der nd6renb Der lebten Mo~
rGts bic Rsoattion fii6rte, perfiel DEM
94uI0Tprud Der 9eI4poreneu uno
nur Dem llmitanO, baB Bel ben ge9cnz
pdrtigen pOlitiifen unb parlamentaz
riT6en 3uItdncen an eine Grleoigun9
res 2lntrdgss auf 4uf6ebung Der SIM
munitdt ni4t gu benten mar, lit es gu
tanten, baB bas n9eutiGe 5agblatt"
rt6t IGon Dor ldngerer 3ett, bem Set
Ipisle zines runrdniI6en 8latt:s fol-
geno, fein grI6sirsn fat einItelIen
miifen, neil idmmtltfe Geodtteure
rno Mitarbetter i'm @sfdngniB iaBen.
2tber Den fOrtgeIeBten gerfOI9ungsn,
ror uIem BEN bo6en 8eloitrafen, 1T
ba5 vOeutI1e SagMatt" troB' aler
Gpferlpiligteit I9Iiebli9 bod erlegen,
fe5si9neaOer NeiIe geruOe gu elmer
Geit, in Der es bur6 feline tpieoerfolz
ten, pon gIdnaenben grfolgen 6e9Ieitez
ten Nufrufe 3ur freipiai9en SteQung
gum MilitGrbienf Der ungariI9en Rez
eierung Elm 8unbesgeno7e gsgen ben
ChauciaiSmus Der &pHutbiIben getporz
ZEN mar. On Ieine Stele tritt na6
Der n8oiT. 3t9." cine Bo4eni9rift,
bic i'm gleifen Sinne unter ben Deutz
f1en i'm 8anut gu iptrten beittmmt 1T.
Sc tit 5u 6offen, paB Oieie 8o9enz
I6rift, Die cen 8oben bur9 Die bier
id6rige Nrbett bes y0eutf6en Sag
6latt" 5erettet finbet, Iid fulten uno
iArer 9tufga6e na4 MOgli9tett gere6t
tperben tpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-03
Sm $,ai,n no.s ~Hcmasspn.

lrritreIsrDdtionen ae5abt; Esute bsIibt
e beren fIpb no4 Orsi: 6ort MSc~
gberiDn G,i8sntli4 n1ebr Elm NattonaI>
frteOhoD, Camp gtobinion nit iiber
10000 Ncres, n:iiten8 WaQolano, unb
Gort Niotrard, gu pel9em ebenfalls
ii5er $4,000 Ncrss DalO 9e10ren. 0us
heIte 2anb lit nutiirli9 10 3iemlich Be-
IeOeIt, inbeB 9i6t es INNER mod senus
tu!turfGhtse Streden, no ii6 Der Nnz
Tebter unter lei1ten 8sbingunsen eine
Spim Fdtte griinoen tann. Sm gan3en
bsibt Die 9unbe5regierung nod iiber
nsun MiGionen Dffentlifer QGnpereisn
int Sta1te 9fe6rasta uno unter6dlt
c6t 2anbzOffices 5u i6rer 9ertbeiz
lung. SIM MGtancez2auboiitritt liesen
I;pben Counties nit 2,267,798 Qcres
oerfiigbaren 2anbes; i'm 8rotenbppz
3iItritt reun Counties nit 1884, 4,115;
I'M 2tncpInzOiitrtft bier Counties nit
.,2,174; i'm McSoofz0iitrit o4t
counties NIT 1O6,477; i'm gortb
Nlattez OiItritt iieten Counties nit
1856, ,149; i'm S'Reiaz9iI Itrift eff
Counties nit 706,880; i'm 5tonepz
1iItrift iieben Counties nit 635,601;
i'm 8Qlentinez9titrtft bier Counties
nit 2,090,494 Icres bafdnten Bum
tesldnoe3.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-03
Dnjctt atnutpf Sca 9Fntrd1.
t|tu.ts tn 54unnru.

Die SeBereien Der Magparen gegen
6ds lett bslen 9sneratiDnen bereits in
Gibunsarn anfdIIige bsutI9e 8apDltez
rungsS@!ement BADEN .pG6reno Der
r2p5 BON Oeiterrei9" z8spegung in
llngarn au3 6ebeuteno 5ugsnomrsn.
Die MagDaren t0nnen IS cen 9euticb=
llngarn ni6t pergeben, CAB oieIe felt
az Oeiterrei4 balten. Sn SiiOun8arn
tat oas 9elltFAtfum piebsr einmal
einen Thneren 8erIuIt gu tetIager.
5aS rDeutIGe Sageb!att fir ltn9arn"
Fat Tein GrIdetnen etng:TH:It. Inter
srpBen Spfern beutI4seIinnter Mdnz
ffeer mar Gas ,0eutTfe gagebIatt" 5l
9tnfang bss eSa6re8 1900 begriinDet
fnorben; es Fat biz Sntsrsiien nerDeutz
fhen i'm 9anat faIt bier Sabre 6inz
bur6 unsr1@roden rertreten. Seine
8eheutung fir Die 9anatsr S4lpa6en
mar no4 gepadIen, ais es DOR breiz
Disrtel 255a6ren einem gonIorttum maz
9pariTGer GbaupiniF ten ge!ang, burA
clerbaEo bunfte WaoniputatiOnen Die
.@roBzatftnbaer 3eitung", oas DR.
gan Irt6ur &orns, Den 6dnDen Der
teutfdgn 3bsattion au entreiBen uno
su einem i'm mag9uriThen Slime gez
iGrebsnsn 8tatt uml5ugsftalten. Settz
rem. gpar bas .Seut19e 9ag6latt" Die
ein3iee beutT9nationule SaQesz3eitun9
fur Siib~lIngarn. @as es in ben bier
seSdhren feines 8sIte1ens fir bic Wuf<
fitttelung Der beutIden 8duern i'm
@anat aus i1rer nationalen 9lei6giilz
tigfsit geleiItet bat, trat geraDe in lebz
ter 3eit teutli3 gu Gage. Inter feinem
GiafluB erItarfte Der Wioeritana Der
Gd1pdben gegen Die 0erIu9e, tbre
59uten un6 Die Ramen i6rer Stdbte
~ Hlug9ariIiren. Die 4nfdnge gu elmer
politiI6sn Organization Der OeutI6an
IN GiDzllngdrn fonnten gel9affen
herSen. 8pr allam fat bas o0eutTae
Ga56Iast" burf feline engen 8s3iebun=
aen Su rem 5ii5rern un0 gu ber prelIe
fer Gie5enbiirgr GadIen cine Qln=
rdfa1nns 5niI9en G1paben unb
GaGIsa, Die Der unieli9e oeutIfe
GtammsgsaGer bis4er rer6inbert battle.
EertsissTiibrt unb 10 Die 8or6eOingung
fir eine polit;1he 9lfticn Ter 53tpo@
ben, benen es sur 3eit nod an 5iGz
rern Ee6lt, gTdaffsa. Das allss erre5ts
teersifiid.rtpeiIs zen 3orn Der magDdz
rifdgn llltras, nnb 10 rihtete i;H aub
aesen pas oSeutI4e Sag6ldtt" cine
9eutfdenfsss, bic Dor 5lDei Sa6ren
bon Esa5partlAen Gjeri9tsn unb gs=
gieritnss6eboroen in Scene eeTebt
tDirbe. unb Die aut5 i'm beufffsn
gteidR aufIeEen gemdht unb gntriiitz
nHs fsroprserufsn bet. 3uerH nurce
Der TsSaf.eur ces Bla.tes, 4lpin grds
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-03

lie Ti9 antereinanber pber gar Die tiirz
fiiG)en 9eb0roen uno peren W}anns
IhaFb:n, penn linen aus &oniiantIz
rppeI t0mmenbe Mdbreseln n!4t gc@
fall:n. Die 3niItigteiten unter ihasn
iuht nan mitunter bonn Yilci3 Sficsf
Gus gu beIeittgsn. go lag gum Get'
Ipisl Der 5tamm Der S9ala nit tem
g(Oi1taatsn bss Sultans, Nlt g(iia'
gei, an Der GpiBe, nit Dem Stamm
tsr grl5nics unbsr 8eDrum<3ur in
Te6be. geibe StGmme seb0ren gu cen
mpEammeDantI9e 9loros2l6aniens,
Sleine 0tau63iige vpieOerbolten ltch,
.rno Der Sultan lnB einen uno Ten
arbsrsn 6ii6rer ro9 GpntdnttnppeI
fcmmen, I'm gusgiei6 unD 8eriO1z
nung Eerbei3ufiibrsn. Datei fpieltsn Die
GjrlOlire5 eine grobe RolIe, uno teletz
dsrt fs3rten bsipe gu ibrsn 6stmatAliz
den Penaten 3uriid. D;e1e art Sn1
tCrOention gefiel Zen 9GuptIingen unh
e5 bauerte riAt Iange, 10 Dnrosn neue
Gonflitte in S3ene geieBt. WieDerum
erfolgte cine ginlabung no6 Sonitanz
tinopel unD bic 8aiDen mahten Die
GsiIe 3uIantmen. 8ebrumz3ur 1T EN-
cutter 5iirfe, Iie6t aber aud einen g1tslI
Srcpfen. Quf Der 5abrt trant ea
Ietnem feinDli9en 9ru0er Nli GiId
eiuen na9 bem anoeren gu, bts Il: in
einem 3uIianbe in 9onItantinopeI an
tlmsn, Der Dem erbabenep 8robEerrn
bic Mu5en DFfnete. Ilt 3iia purOe
Qefansen geIeBt uno per6onnt. 2lu6
@eprums3ur fat @elesenbeit gef1ncen.
IStnen Durit Dem &oran SemGB 3u
l3Ifen.
oSn 2[lbanien sibt es feline G6ute.
9sr 2ll6aneIs 1T baEer Das AM lneilten
terna6.GIIi9te glement in Der eurpz
tGiI6en Siirtei. @r fennt feline Sui.
tur, Fat fein SnterefIe uno feline
G66igfeit ii6 su bil0en. Gr 1T Elm
RdturtinO nit be1en guten @igens
I6aften aber ca9 i3ltmmsn 2etDen'
Iduften. Der SAT- lit Dem Nlbaneien
feilg, a6er Elm MenI I6enleben gilt ibm
ni6ts, beIonbers tpenn er 8lutra9e
Ibt. @r po4t auF feline &raft uno
Ieins @affe, in benen er Bis unter Die
.2G6ne itedt. Mit 1plcbem @olt buben
5bafin BaI6u uno Der t6m gu 6iilfe
@eilte SdemIo 9df9d jebt Bel 9iaz
fopa, in Ger norOpeItlt9en @de Der
g2roDin3, gu tdmpfen. Ser AufItano
frmmt ungelegen, neil er bas unter
Gilmi gai9a 6egDnnene Geformnert
Guf3u6alten ocer 5u unterbreGen bro3t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-03-03
Gitte 5Btillinnrnerhrd rdnft.

Cine 609It merhpiirbige 9el9i6te
rrn elmer setpultigen Grbinaft, einem
mp1teriDTen Document uno einem per-
YGnunDenen Rs9tsantpalt beI4dfttste
ble1er Gage in 2onbon oas Poli5eiamt
gtnfreet. Sin Mann, Der ais &ars
snfuErer in elmer 5abrif angeiteQt
mar, er9islt pcr et1pa einem Sabre ben
@eIu6 zines Gerrn, Der li9 i6m ala
gm9tsanpalt pprItente unD ibm Die
.etItounliGe Mittbeilung ma9te,, pab
Ter &orrenfu6rer grbe bes 8ern0ssns
irines naA Quitralien ausgetpanberten
8rpBoaters gespOrDen lei. Der 8eIiB
irlte einen Wert6 BON l MilIionsn Yf.
ct. BADEN. Der frembe 8eiu9er forz
rerte Den Grben fdlieBli9 auf, Elm
3ntunent gu unter3ei9nen. Na9bem
oies gef6e6en mar, CAB Der 5remoe
i'm z pf. ST., Die cr als Rei1egelp
na9 plomouth 6eniiBen Iplte, no er
ifn an sinem beitinimbsn Sage treFfcn
mGge, um NIT linn bic 3eiIe na@ 4uz
itralten anautreten. Der &arrenfii6z
rer fpartste aber In Pl9mout6 bergeb@
lih auf ben Gte6tsantpalt unb muBte
fdlieBli9, na9bem er bas @elo per=
ousgubt fatte, gu SUB na9 2cn0on
auriidpilgern. Die Nn9slegen6eit tpirb
icbt ppli5eili4 unterIuht. Gs erI9eint
ni9t ausgeTnlOiIen baB Der 5uhrz
mann thdtId4licA er6te unb ourh Ieis
ne InterI9rift 0ielleicbt bas ererbte
Gut an ben ytemben abtrat. gs tpG@
re Tonft ni9t au beritefen, pesGaI6 Der
Jrembs ihr z g3f. ct. ge5ablt BADEN
lrllie. 8on Dem Sn6dtt bes Mften>
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gu Der giinItigen 9anoels6tldnj,
tpel6e bic Ser. Staaten CUR 3eit aufs
5upeiisn BADEN, fat Die Qusfubr BON,
nG1Tt Der 8aumpoQe beoeutenbfen
Stapelartifels unIerer 9robuftion,
Dei3en uno Wfe6l, einen iebr bepeuz
tenben S6eil beigetragen. Der grpprt
BON Me6l belief ii4 uuf runb 5Danai8
gRilipnen SAB i'm 8ert9e bon $73,z
756,4O4, Der DON @etreibe auf 49,
372,255 8uI6el i'm 8ert6e BON $780,
329,441. eSn Der QuantitGt TT be
Nusfu6r in frii6eren Sa6ren i4on
Ebertroffen tporben, 10 gum 8etlptel
I'M Sabre 1900 unb 1880, an 8ertbs
lobe a6er nur in lebterem. gs lpurben
canals Mot tpeniger als 144.483, COZ
gufbel Meisen ausgefiihrt, Die SILL
42O,195 bradten.
i Die Nusfubr Bon Me6l unb Wei5en
htpsgt Ti9 auf ungleiden 2inien, Be-
bpr bic 6umusldidten unIeres Noroe
rpeitens, Der ieBt bic sroBe 8ornfamz
mer biloet, 5ur Nei5sncultur anfgez
rpmmen ipurben, alIo etDa i'm Sabre
1860, purbe Ter lleberI9uB Der Meiz
2enernte bes 2anres msiIt in Der 6orm
ION Me5l dussefii6rt. Qus Ger san@
aen 3ett pon 1890 Big 1860 liest fein
geri9t ppr, bob Die Qusfu6r bon
Bei3en benz bon Me6l slei6 gefommen
pGre. W1it 1861 aber begann Der
@ei3enerpprt ben bon W1e6l gu iiber=
f,iigeln unb bies 1T na9bem fat 0urb@
gdnsig Big gum Sabre 1890 Der San
gsneIen. SeitOem jeboh fat mebrfab
bic Meblausfubr bic pon Mei3en an
8ertb ii6erItiegen, obIbon in Sa6ren
nit un9apDhnli9 rei6en @rnten Der
lleberf9ub ieinen Weg in's Nuslano
GIs Weiaen fanb, mas ii9 baraus err
ttGrt, bab Die Miiblen i'm 2anbe nur
etne gepifIe Wsense gu perarbeiten pers
mDgen unb ben Reit benz Nuslanbs
IberlaiIen muBten. gelbitberItGnbli9
lit bic gapa3itdt unIerer Meblmii6Ien
ton sa9r 81 Sahr gepaDIsn, bob
fGlt ii9 probuttion tpie Nusfubr inn
msr in Itetig fteigsnDen proportionen,
pd6renb Die 9lusfubr BON Mei3en ie
na1 Dem groBeren obar geringeren
Wrafan Der @rnte I9gpdntt. Die na9@
fclsenbe SateIe, tpelcfe bas 5tdtiltts
| it9e 8ureau I0ss 9anbeysjcepartements
8ufammengstent fat, bringt felgenbe
gtrgaEea iber 81. 4usfu9r bpn Msi-
/; an uno MeN. raa 9aIfels bereAnet.
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