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The Western news., 1904-12-14
SUMMARY OF THE MESSAGE.
Presidents Address to Fifty-Eighth
Congress.

Public improvements are necessary,
but hold down ordinary expenses.
The question Of capital and labor is
second in importance to family life.
Wage workers have right to organ.
ize. and to persuade their fellow work
ers to join with them; but they have
no rihgt to commit violence.
Employers should be required to
make ample provision for the asfety of
their employees.
Medals for bravery and self sacrifice
should be extended to private employ
ments.
Railroad accidents must be reduced !;
laws should be passed calling for the
punishment of guilty parties.
Government employees have the right
to join unions; but non. union men
must be accorded the same rights.
The federal government should deal
direct with large corporations.
The government should keep an eye
on insurance companies.
A stop must be put tn all rebates,
whether by shippers or railroads.
The city government Of Washington
should be made a model for all cities
in the country.
Great care should be taken to pre-
sreve the forests.
The slow progress of Indians due to
the unsatisfactory character of men
appionted to take immediate charge OF
Indians.
I commend the Jamestown tri.cen.
tennial to your favorbale consideration.
Salaries should be substituted. TO,
fees in consular service.
Printing expenses Of the government
should be cut in half.
Keep undesirable immigrants out.
Encourage all others.
Naturalization certificates should be
uniform.
How long should q person remain
abroad and be entitled to our passport!
I recommend an examination on this
question.
Criminal justice is too long delayed.
Good roads should be built in Alaska a.
The harbor of Honolulu should be
dredged.
This nation should strive to bring
nearer the day of peace Of jutsice.
United States is not hungry for any
more Western Hemisphere lands.
Continue to build the navy.
Army officers should be more eff.
cient.
Send high class of citizens to the
Philippines.
The Western news., 1904-12-14
A RICH FARM Err.
Largest Check for Years Wheat
Crop.

Crop.
What is believed to be the largest
check ever issued to a farmer for a
single crop of grain in eastern Wash
ingtOn has been given Lillis F. Smith
of Endicott, Wash, for his crop OF
1904. The check is for $45,364.3O. This
represents the value of nearly $1,000
bushels of wheat grown on Mr.. Smiths
land this year. The larger portion OF
this was grown by Mr. Smith on 1900
acres, the remainder being his share
of the crop grown by his son, Leslie,
on Mr.. Smiths land, which the son
had rented. Lillis Smith and son had
total of 34OO acres in wheat this
year.
I'VE have crowned Lillis F. Smith
the wheat king of the Palouse coun-
try, with golden crown worth more
than $45,OO0." said Seymour Manning,
the agent who bought the crop. Con.
tinuing, Mr. Manning said: "Mr. Smith
has been called the wheat king OF
the Palause for several years, but this
year clamis were made that he had
lost the title because of the immense
crops of other farmers Henry Hick-
man of Almota, received a check for
$25,931.73 for his 1904 crop, but MIR.
Smiths check is the largest ever is
sued to a farmer for single crop in
this county"
Hundreds of checks for from $4,000
to $4,000 have been issued to farmers
this year, but these attract no atten-
ton.
Mr.. Smiths success as farmer is a
shining example of what can be done
in this country by pluck, perseverance
and hard work. Beginning with a
homestead of 160 acres, taken near
Endicott in 1883, Mr.. Smith has ac-
quired land and wealth until he now
owns 1900 acres of land, all of which
is in cultivation, in this county; 800
acres in California, in addition to
many other investments. His Whit
man county land is estimated to be
worth $35 per acre. total of $171, 500.
In addition to his wheat crop, he
sold $3.50 worth of horses this year,
making total gross income of more
than $51, 900. His fortune is estimated
lat $25O,OOO.
Practically all of this has been made
in seven years. He, like all farmers
and others in this country, suffered
severely from the panic of 1893 to
1896, and was deeply involved in debt
The Western news., 1904-12-14
Cruiser Saiyen Sinks.

The Japanese cruiser Saiyen struck
a mine and sank. The majority of her
crew were rescued.
Fifteen officers and 175 men were
rescued. Captain Tajima and 38 9th
ers went down with the ship.
The navy department announces that
the Saiyen, which commanded the de.
tached squadron while operating with
the army in bombarding Port Arthur
November 80, struck a Russian mine
and was seen to be enveloped in
smoke.
The Western news., 1904-12-14
An Anger Leads to Wealth.

Tonopah, Nev.-The Tonopah club
gambling house was robbed of $1,000
while the large crowd was at play, by
an unknown man who crawled under
the building and with large auger
bored a hole through the floor. The
money from a roulette wheel was in
box under the lookout chair. The man
reached his hand through. taking the
money. The loss was not discovered
for hours The man had crawled 800
feet. There is no clew to the robber
The Western news., 1904-12-14
Help Unemployed Of London.

London, Dec. 13.-Lord Mayor Pound
has issued an appeal for funds for the
relief of the unemployed OF London.
King Edward has contributed $3.50,
Alexander $1,000, the Prince of Wales
$500, the Princess of Wales $3.50, the
Duke of Westminster $4,000, and the
Peabody trustees $4,000.
The Western news., 1904-12-14

The minister of the interior at San
tiago. Chile. has granted concession
for extending the railroad across the
Cordilleras to Mendoza, Argentina.
Chile guarantees the interest payment
Of per cent on the construction cap
ital of $7,500,0O0.
The Western news., 1904-12-14

The Canadian Association Of Steam
Engineers has decided to petition the
Ontario legislature to pass an act re-
quiring every man in charge OF .
steam engine of over 25 horse power
to have an engineers certificate.
The Western news., 1904-12-14
Press Land Fraud Cases.

Portland, Ore.-It is the intention of
the government to press the rest OF
the cases in connection with the land
frauds conspiracy which have been
docketed for this term of the United
States circuit court, in order, If pos
sible, to finish them before the holi.
days.
The Western news., 1904-12-14
Black Sea to the Baltic.

Stockholm.-Speaking to Chronicle
a military attache OF
the Russian legation here said that his
government had decided to build ship
canal between the Black sea and the
Baltic, large enough to admit the big
gest warships. The cost was estimated
at $51 100000.
The Western news., 1904-12-14
Frank J. Strub Killed.

Sacramento, CAL, Dec. 12.-Frank
]. Strub, assistant foreman of the cop
per shop of the Southern Pacific shops
of this city, was killed by the explos-
ion of a gas tank near which he was
working.
The Western news., 1904-12-14
Price Of Fame.

The young man with the uncut hair
and hungry look had submitted .
poem for editorial consideration.
WELL" said the man behind the
blue pencil after q hurried glance at
it, "how does IS strike you?"
"Wey-er-really," stammered the
rhymster, that is more than l.
er-"
well, that's the best l can do" In
terrupted the busy editor. Il couldn't
think of printing q poem like that for
any less"
The Western news., 1904-12-14
Low Taste

II thought you were quite well &C.
quainted with Brown" said Ascum.
mo, indeed" replied Cholly. IL
aw-only associate with my equals,
and"
Really, you should aim higher than
that."-Philadelphi Press.
The Western news., 1904-12-14
Morgan Calls on President.

Washington, Dec. 12.-J. P. Nor
gan, who came to Washington as a
guest of the Gridiron club, called at the
White House Sunday and was with the
president for half an hour.
The Western news., 1904-12-14
MINES AND MINING NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
Mine Owners Are Preparing for the
Winters Work on Their Properties
In Idaho, Montana and Oregon
Mine Operations Of British Colun1.
bia Are Brisk-Many Accidents and
Personal Events.

William Appleby, discoverer of the
famous Daly-W est mine in Utah, is
said to have duplicated his discovery
in finding wonderfully rich gold vein
in his mine in Big gulch, west of Ana
conda, Mont. Mr.. Appleby brought a
rough sample of the ore to the city
for test, and according to report it
goes several thousand dollars a ton.
The Big gulch strike has caused much
numbers have gone out there to pros
pect. A first class copper strike is also
said to have been made there, and
samples from the strike have been
proven rich in that metal. The site OF
the discoveries is not far from this city
and easy of access.
Five bodies have been recovered
from the Burnett, Wash, coal mine,
and now all of the 16 victims of the
recent explosion have been accounted
for.
One hundred thousand dollars Will
be paid into the treasury of Shoshone
county, Idaho, before Janaury l by the
mining companies of the COeur Al
enes for their 1904 taxes.
Sumpter, Ore.-A. l.. McEwen, who
Imperial by the new company, verifies
the reported sale OF the group.
Wallace, Idaho.-Contlnued low wa
ter had the effect of slnl further re.
ducing the output of the Occur Al
enes last month, but notwithstanding
this fact the output was far ahead OF
the average monthly production of last
year and former years. 1t is estimated
that output for November was between
10000 and 10000 tons, which is over
1000 tons less than for October.
Sumpter, Ore.-The Golden Chariot
company has purchased all the outside
mining and milling plants of the Gold
en- Wizard company.
Beginning last Monday the child la
Dor law of Illinois was enforced in all
the coal mines of the state. Under the
Interpretation of the law, made by
Factory Inspector Davis and sustained
by the courts, no boys under 16 years
of age will be permitted to work in
the mines. 1t is estimated the enforce
ment of the statute will take $500
boys away from employment under
ground.
Rossland.-At the 145O foot level OF
the lie Roi the work shows the recent
ore find is of considerable extent. Val
ues are the best yet found in the camp
at depth, running about $25 to the ton,
and of this 500 is gold.
Ore shipments for the week were:
LIE Roi. 1862 tons; Center Star, 1920
tons; Center Star milled, $50 tons;
War Eagle, 72O tons; War Eagle, mill
ed, 45O tons; lie Roi No. 2, $50 tons;
Jumbo, 324 tons.
Rossland-The large concentration
and reduction plant of the Rossland
Power company at Trail will close next
week. The mill company has been en-
gagged for several weeks in it's trial
run. The process comprises the two
standard operations of coarse concen-
tratiOn on jigs and tables and cy-
anide treatment of the tailings.
Phoenix.-The record breaking out
put of low grade mines in the Boun-
Diary for November is 10000 tons, or
about 5000 tons in excess of the rec
ord for October. At an average valua-
tion Of IS per ton this would give a
total value for the months output
of about $35O,OOO.
The Western news., 1904-12-14

Seventy five per cent of the mission.
aries of the American board have come
during the past 10 years from western
colleges.
The Western news., 1904-12-14

The trouble with q small mans
knowledge is that he always thinks he
is q monopolist.
The Western news., 1904-12-14

From q child the queen Of the Meth
erlands has been accustomed to rise
ut Z o'clock.
The Western news., 1904-12-14

When we see girl with hand made
embroidery on the instep Of her hose,
we wonder IL there are holes In the
heels.
The Western news., 1904-12-14
Lyman Gage Is Quite ~.

New York, Dec. 12.-Former Secre-
tary of the Treasury Lyman ]. Gage
is i'll at his home in this city.
The Western news., 1904-12-14

He cannot be . true man who Is not
q truthful man.
The Western news., 1904-12-14

A mans self-respect IL often pune
tured BY the suspicions Of his neigh
borA
The Western news., 1904-12-14

Devil nsh has been added to the list
OF human food.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-17
Nns benz Snnercn Murpluno'S nnb
ben angrenscHOcn Staatcn.
Berlin mill &uiiermerfe
ia bcH.

Berlin mill &nerWerfe
ia ben.
Der Mapor bon Berlin Morceiter.
Gountp, bat cine @abl ongeoronet,
bel melher ooriiber abgeitimmt iuer.
Den iol, Oh ooS StdOthen cine Ins
leibe Don $4,000 mlincbmcn ioa,
Inn 8%oiierpcrfc Ut 6ollen. 0aS
StGotd)en bat in leBterer Belt ourd)
mebrere 9rGnOe QeIitten, ulto Die
8iirger moQen ir9cn0 iueld)e WoB.
nobmen t~reiien, nm groBeren Ser
lltlten por5llbeuGct,
Selb1t III Or0Der II d..
Su @iQiamsport, Dto., bat Der 70
Sabre ultc Soicpb Hing eitenSeriid
genloft, iid oa@ ycben 81 nebnrcn,
i10em er iid in cjlem Stale 5lt cr-
bdnacn pcriltd,tc. Ger Wonn lit gel,
ltesgeIt6rt. Sin @uDOer oeS ltngIiid-
liden idnitt Den %cbetSmiiben nod
redt3eiti9 ob.
0blCbelt.
I'm @eitcruport, 2laeganp.G County,
lit ser 70 Sabre ate Maidiniit
Gbos. !. N}c2rIccr 9eItorber. gr mar
Woltmciitcr trn0 ituno lett iiber 30
Sobrcn in Cienitcn Der Baltimore.
Shio 915u." Gmer ieiner So6nc
mobnt IN Goton2Uiue, bel Baltimore.
Ger 6atannte T9ierar5t GpruS g.
@rofnitla Don 6ranflin : 9iitrift,
Carroll Gountp, lit i'm 9tlter BON so
So6rcn eitem Scr5idloge erlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-17
(9ms oem g~eItriGen nSonntaoSsG orreipouoent"
llnIcrc SbcntCr.
.W{ milf 9(tu0cmic."

Noom YeperIein'a0 romon 3apfelt.
itrcidL" ouS IN Geuti6lono 10 gro.
BcS Nuiicbcn crrcgte ln1o 0clien BE.
ilih oen Solonten uno Sffi5iercn IN
ucridicocnen @urniionen perboteu
mltrOe, miro morgen @lben0 IN Scr
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meroen. 0nS Stiid ipielt in Der
preuBiihen @orniionS enobeim mo
oie G6orofterc linb ale cincm lila
nen,NeQiment entnommen. Gigcns
nrtig an oem 3romo lit, 0oB cS mn
cine 6rulten : Eortie cntb6It. 9ieicr
G%boroftcr, bon Sri. Sbumton &c.
ipiclt, lit getuiiermnBen 0ie Ioftcr
bcs Negi1nentS ull6 8egenItono ser
&crebrung Ser 8emeinen, ipie ser
Gfiijicrc. Cine 2icbesoffoire NIT
einem iltngcn Serqeanten, in oie cin
nnoerer llnteroffi5ier pertpidcIt
miro, biIoet Die 9oii5 oe8 9romo8.
Gie8, 5Iionm1en nit Der ipartanis
i6eu Stren9c nit Ser ibr 8oter Die
9tffoirc bebonoelt, erbebt ooS Qro.
ma iiber Dem @clp0bnIiden. SeOcr
Gboroftcr lit Gin 10 itorter, ooB
0r. Sam. g. SCHUBERT, ser Sc
id~)Gftafiibrer, fir ollie tii6tigeailnit.
Ter engoairt bat.
Serbs . pernGau8."
GIs 9lttroftion Ser ISOLDE miro in
o5oro'5 SpcrnbouS" oas Guftretcn
bon Eapntono Sitdcod in SenrU ".
fomiider Sper .3be Yan.
fee Goniul" ongetiinoigt, meld)e leB.
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1dmlid)e Eerionnl, pelfeS oos Stiid
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miro olld Srn. Sit6cod oieic
nad) Baltimore bealeiten. Sr.
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bel iriibercn suiiiibrungen bier
oiele 6reunbe genlo6t bot.
Die Oper WIroe bon Senrn %.
eloilom jim, uno g(lfreo q. Hobpn
Jei6rieben. Sr, 9loliem idrieb Den
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geioe tonnen oltf i1r gemeinlhoftli.
hes Wert Itol5 iein. Dab oos bic.
ige @oitipicl Der Operns@ eIeQlfoIt
'benfolS BON Griolg gefr0nt lcin
uiro, ooiiir bitrgen Die Nomen ser
Snbaber Der Souptroaen, mornnter
@po Qupenport, 5loro 80.
)elle, Hole 9otti, Wtae. 2olitu Sooo.
q, SoQp Wtcgteil. albert Barr, @iG.
ium 0oniortb, Soiepb 10. Hotliif II.
6. Su55urb Der G%rmGbnung Der.
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8oritellttgen itott.
IS ! q e'S SGeoter."
oS9e GoipboD ano the 2aon" cin
aus Dem &eben I'M @eiter.
oiro oicie ISOLDE in Gboie's 3beoter
ir Iiliiiibrung gebrodt. Gas Spiel
it fir u. &. @oooipin bon Glpoe
SitdJ gei6rie6en mor0en uno nod
ne in Baltimore sur auffiibritng oe.
ommen. Is bonbelt in Golotooo
no ipieIt I'M Die 2iebesdffoire 3lpi.
Zen Ieoop Rortb un6 Ser 5rdil Ell
eS WanneS, Namens @eIton. @e.
:on miro ouf mpIteri0ie @eiie er.
oroet, unO Gqss oeutet ouf North
Is ben Worber bin, bod enoet MI.
ouf'S Bette. 9r. Soines Ipielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-17

t0otet,
Muf Sem 6oirpIobe BET SdgprSr
torpu bot lid Gin IiQer aus ietncm
aGiia in sen onQrcn5croct SAlor
QcutGiig 0urhgebiIicn rm0, 0aiGlbit
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Boa . GouItrittor mo cine groBc
@iuppcrihIangc, gct0Otet.
ShoB h 5u dIliG.
Bel @ortinSburg, @.-&o. bat iib
Geo. @orieiou otf Der So9o IebenS.
geidbrIid, qeihoiien. Gr trod ourh
ciueu Trabt5mm mo 500 Ou9 &c
ncbr um 2uuic mad, lid. 0u3 @cs
luebr cnthlo iid mo er erbiclt oie
Quouug IN ocu Sbcrforpcr mo Die
9lllgen.
GrbieIt $4,000 5ugc-
proc ) en-.
SIN &ret5geritt in Cumberland
erbieIt Sruu Wtorp &. Gopnnmouab
BON Miolono $4,000 oils Gntih0oi.
olunq iiir citc @erlebumg otti ser
StraBenbobn IN 6roitburg 3uNcipro.
hel.
Gri6ob lid in iciucm
9ettc.
IN Giaaab, Charles Gountp bat
Iid) Der @obIridtcr 9eniamiu 6ronts
lin in icinem Bette crid)oiicn, Der
Wtonn bate itort gctrlmten mo man
idcirt Oorillo 0ic cin5igc llrladc Der
Chat jl indcn, ga CT nit Ieincr 6roll
uno ieilleu bcioen &inocrn ollf iebr
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YoIi5ci0ienIt nit @erlnit iciner &0bs
ming fiir sic 3eit p%erurtbciIt. Noh
2lbbiiBum0 iciner Belt erbGlt CT Die
20bmn0 zines 2onOioIootcn iiir Ell
ucn Nonnt mo miro unebrenboft
cutlniIel.
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pie amerRannt
bette Oeuti6e 3eitnns
Der
Mfittel= u1tS SnSsS taateIt
lit oer
9cnti6c Correspondent
in Baltimore, W0.
- 1S49-t904 -

Gicic td9Ii6e @orgcn5eitun9 er.
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III Baltimore uno 8oibington brett
MS &au8 geIiefert unO foitei
nur 1872 Gent5 pro ISOLDE, nit
SonntugSbIott 15c. @eItellrngen
ourd) SrGger ooer per GoIt uno per
Sclepbon lUer0en prompt beriidiidl'
tigt.
W0oern nnsgeriiitct.
Ine departments oeS 8ei6Gftcs
oeS n9elrtIden GorreipouOenten"iinO
nit ben neueiten grrungeni6often
Der Wai6iacnboIfunit oerieben.
Seit Dem groBen 8ronoe limo set.
OtoIfinen eingefii9rt poroerl, tuelhe
rihtige @ltnoertuerfe mooerner Wtes
donif lino, un0 nit &iiIfe bon @as
un0 @leftri5it0t in 9etrieb geiett
meroen. Die 3eitllng miro auf elmer
WtoIdine NIT enoloiem Bapier &c.
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%id)neiOet, foI5t uno 5dbIt Die 8eituu.
gen, obne ooB irgeno peI6e menid,.
lidJe Siilfe unbeoingt erforoerli6 lit.
gOrsi9lidler HcligfcitsoienIt.
Die Gcoaftion oeS yOeutihen Cor.
reIponoerten" itebt in Oiretter Ser
binOung NIT alien Reuigfeits- 4gen.
tliren, erbdlt Die 9epei6en Der oAi.
'ociirten Brelle" aus allen Sbeilen
Der @elt, bat einen iebr gut orgari.
iirten 0ienIt ser erfa6renIten 9e.
rid)teritntter mo Utitdrbeiter uno
fam nit Hed)t glnipru6 ouf DIT
9ebouptllng MAIDEN, oaB eS Die beit.
reOigirte 3eitung oeS &on0eS lit.
9as Bette boz IIcm.
Sn 0cn Spalten oe8 r9eutiden
Gorrclponoenten" finoen Die 2eier
auS0c5ei6uet gei6riebene 2eitortifel
iiber brennenOc IogeSirogen, lodge.
mGBe 0toti5ert, Die nelteiten Gepei6en
bonn Grie8Sldauolaee aus Dem fer.
men Often, ole beiten Hahridten in
tltr5 gefaBtcr 5orm ans ollen
Gbeilen oeS Su. uno gtuslanbes
mas i'm Snnern Oe3 eige.
men GtoateS borgebt, mas Die
Wtuni5ipa 9eb0roen anbetrifft, iuuS
in ben 8eridtcn geifyiebt, mas i'm
&eretuSIeben uor9ebt, tpie Die Breiie
fir 2ebensmitteI Iteigen ODER fallen,
mos es fir 8etter gibt uno Salt.
ienoe bon anoereu Sahen, inter De.
men es fir ieOen 2eier etiuas Srlte.
reilanteS gibt.
Ils In5eigen'M eSinm
gebt Ser n0eutide Correspondent"
9lQen porar.
0ieie 3eitung miro bon Den BE.
BORDEN ifir Die omtliden 9etauntlna'
6ungen beuutbt.
gue 8ereine, @eieui9niten uno
G%orporotionen 5eigen i'm O0eutIden
Gorrelpon0cnten" all.
Ole 8eidGft5leltc tpiiicn, 0abgn-
5eigen in oicier 3eitlng Die beiten
Heilltate bringen.
Sabrifanten uno GRANDDAUGHTER ~.
den ole Nn5ci9enipaIten oieies 9lat.
ties.
ltnO 5lUar nit Gedt; oenn Der
.Geutide Correspondent" 9ebt in
ale Greiie, gieif u1o Slrm So9
mo 9tieorig, gtob uno 5ern, Gemo.
frateu mo Hepublitoner, @irtbe
uno lemperen5Ier, uno bietet 9lQen
@tuaS.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Gas 8eiddits . Bureau uno bas
Heoaftion5lotal befinoen iid in 0r.
Ali, ct. BaulsS traBe, no Mn5eigen
in0 9eltelungen auf Die 3eitlng,
iopie Neuigteiten uno anoere Mit.
tbeiluugen entgegen geltommen tper.
oer. 6erner fam oaS 8eib1ft our6
beioe Telephone errei6t iperoen: fir
onS 8ei6aitS Bureau 6. & g.
1928, Molnt 8ernon; fir sic Gre.
oaftion 6. & g. 3t75, Wt. 8ernon;
Warplano 1899, Gourtlano.
N.S Maine
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SdtuinoIuf)t uno 9rigbt'ihe Nie.
renfronfbeit ioroern ole gr0btcn

Sdiuinoludt un6 9rigbtihe Nie,
r%entranfbeit foroern ole gr0btcn
. Spfer. 81 Ncgerfinoer rm0
MIR 81 lueiBe ailoer gcboren.
Nod Dem 9erid,t oeS Gciuno6cits.
Gonmilidrs Or. Somea 9oalcu itor
ben III Der berfloiienen ISOLDE ISL
Ferlonen in Baltimore, gegeu 16S
III Der glei6loufenoen g8odje Oc2
TorlobreS, 15i in 1902 uno IN in
1901. Die Sterbli6feitsratc betrltg
l6.44 pro 1000 Der @eianlnlt6ep0ltcs
rllr9, 14.S0 fir Ole @ciBen II. 25.I0
mr. ore Neger. 8on Den 8eritorbe'
men iuoren % i'm alslunoe qeboreu,
Al iporen gteeer. SIN Ban . @ieu.
glpl eretgneten iid a6t looeafole.
III 9olpitdlern q uno in anoeren
51ltituten A; is Snqueite pltr0en
gebalten. aIs geboren pltr0en 81
tuetBe uno 80 Regerfinoer gemel0et.
9ie boitpti0dliditen 3ooeSuriaden
iparcu.
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