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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-11

Colonel F. s. Savage of the Santa Fe
! has gone to Chicago for few days on
business
A large crowd attended the lecture
at the high school, last night by Prof.
w. K. Prentice of Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Flanders of
Highland Park are the parents of a
daughter. born Sunday, December 9.
Eugene Hagan. who has been sick for
several days with rheumatism, is now
somewhat better, but is unable to be at
his office. -
The z. M. G. "A. has issued a hand
some booklet about. its work, illustrat-
ed with numerous shalftone cuts of its
new building
"A theatricAIg ex9hAngef has been
opened in the building occupied by the
Novelty theater with o. S. Taylor as
general manager. ~s
The senior class presentation of As
You Like It. will be given at the To-
peka high school auditorium on Fri
day evening. Dec. Il.
Frank Grimes has paid $4,000 to the
state to settle up his state treasury der
icit That's a decidedly generous Christ
mas present for Mr. Grimes to make
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Coleman, with
a number of their friends. celebrated
their sixtieth wedding anniversary last
night at their home. 403 Clay street
c. r. Maunsell, general manager OF
the Topeka Electric Light company, is
confined to his home S16 Lincoln street
with a severe attack of stomach trouble
The campaign for 800 members in
one day." which has been planned by
the Y M C. A will commence
promptly at eight o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The salvation army is planning to
raise Eve hundred dollars between
now and Christmas with which they
viii purchase Christmas presents Tor
49,
The Woman's Mission circle of the
17irsr Raptist church will meet at the
church Wednesday afternoon al 5
O'clock. instead of at Mrs. J. X. Null
vanes home.
The Sophomore and Freshman classeS
of Washburn will meet in 1ooIDah
contest this afternoon at the atnletlc
f1eId. Both teams have been practlclhg
for several weeks
The law office Of Lee Monroe and
George A. Kline has been removed
from 623 Kansas avenue 10 the second
floor of the building On the northeast
corner of Sixth and Kansas avenues
The Topeka Archaeological Insti-
t11te is DESTROYS of securing larger
mem bership. All that is necessary to
do in order TO become member is to
deposit a ten dollar membership fee
A steamer hydrant was placed in at
tha intersection of Third and Kansas
avenue this morning and the water was
turned off from Fourth street to FIRST
street while the hydrant was being
placed.
swelling of the Y NJ. C. A. member
ship. An effort will be made to in
crease the mem bership, which is now
in the neighborhood of q thousand, to
fifteen hundred. For every twenty
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-11

Liberty. No, Dec 1.-THE Baker uni
versity basketball team OF Baldwin,
Kan. had little trouble winning from
the William Jewell team here last night
by a seoressof So to 9. The local team
made only two goals during the entire
game and these came in the last two
minutes Of play. The feature of the
contest was the team work of the Baker
team. Sample made the largest number
of goals and scored twenty-four points
for his team TIE work of the officials
was also good
The summary: Awarded points-Ba-
lxer 2 William Jewell /. Officials
Shawnee. Haskell, referee Strotz. K.
c. c. A, umpire.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-11
SAVED BABY
LYONS LIFE
Untold Suffering and Constant
Misery-Awful Sight From that
Dreadful Complaint, lnfantile Ec-
zema Commenced at Top OF his
Head and Covered Entire Body.
MOTHER PRAISES
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

"Our baby had that dreadful com
plant, Infantile Eczema, which afflicted
him for several months, commencing az
the top of his head, and at last covering
his whole body. His sufferings were
untold and constant misery, IN fact,
there was nothing we would not have
done to have given him relief The
family doctor seemed to be wholly
incapable of coping with the case, and
after various experiments OF his, WnEcn
resulted in no benefit to the child, We
sent to Macon, ILL.,, to a druggist and got
a full set of the Cuticura Remedies and
applied as per directions. and he began
to improve Immediately, and in about
three or four days began to show
brighter spirit and really laughed, for
the first time in year. In about ninety
DAYS he was fully recovered, with the
exception of a rough skins which Is
gradually disappearing, and eventually
will be replaced by healthy one
"Praise for the .Cuticura Remedies
has always been our greatest pleasure,
and there is nothing too good that we
could say in their favor. for they GER
tainly saved our baby's life, for he was
the most awful sight that ever behelds
prior to the treatment of the Cuticura
Remedies. Mrs. Maebelle Lyon, 1926
Appleton Ave-, Parsons, Kan, July IL,
1905"
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A FRIENDS ADVICE
Something worth listening To.

A young Nebr; man was advised by
a friend to eat Grape-Nuts because he
was all run down from spell Of
fever He tells the story
Last spring I had an attack of
fever that left me in a very weak con-
dition. 1 had 10 quit work; had no
appetite, was nervous and discour-
aged.
"A friend advised me to eat Grape
Nuts, but paid no attention to him
and kept getting worse as time went
by
II took many kinds of medicine but
none Of them seemed to help me. My
system was completely run down, my
blood got out of order from want of
proper food, and several very large
boils broke out on my neck. was so
weak 1 could hardly walk
lone day mother ordered some
Grape-Nuts and induced me to eat
some. I felt better and that night
rested fine As I continued 10 use the
food every day, I grew stronger stead
lily and now have regained my former
good health. I would not be without
Grape-Nuts as believe it is the most
health giving food in the world. .
Name given by Postum CO.. Battle
Creek, Mich. Read the book. The
Road to MELVILLE" IN pkgs. There's
= roo SOM
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-11
HOW KANSAS HAS GROWN RICH.
Its Assessed Wealth 4Os Millions Com
pared With "A Millions in 1861.

Assessed valuation of property in this
state has jumped from $24,737. 563 in 1861
the year Kansas was admitted to the
union of states. to $408. 329. 749 in 1906.
The increase has been gradual and the
figures for the forty-f1ve years show
that in at least one instance the state
went backward. That was in 1862.
The valuation for 1862 was only $19.
2S5, 7z9
Until 1870 the total valuation remain
ed under the S10O Oo0. 600 mark then in
1871 jumped. to SOS. 753, 575.4S. 1t took
only eleven years to reach the $4,000
900 mark In 1882 the total valuation
was $203. 1874, 1895. The state remained
in the 5000, 000, 600 class only four years.
jumping to 1910. 871, GA in 1887. Since
then the valuation has been. gradually
increasing until the present year which
placed in the $40O00O,O0O class for the
first time The total valuation of the
property in the state is greater this
wear than ever before in it's history.
The total state tax levy has kept pace
with the increase in valuatttai- In 1861
the amount raised by the state by tax
alton was $S4. 233.53. In 1872 it was over
a million dollars, the only instance in
the twenty-three from 1851 to 1884 Since
then the tax. levy has been more than
a million dollars each year. In 1903 It
was over two million for the first time
The tax levy for 1896 is lower, than it
has been since 1901.
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pion my administration. If I could at
any time fill this want I should most
ardenty desire to do so.
To Give Him a Better Job.
" In other words, for a cabinet place
the man should, if possible, be not only
eminently fit for the ADMINISTRATION of
his department, but also if possible Il
party leader of weight. and furthermore
it is rarely that one can fill a cabinet
position with reference only to self.
taken into account. Now as to foreign
affairs. my inquiries speedily develop
the fact that a Catholic just a present
would not be a man whom it would be
different reasons it would be wise to
send him to Italy
~ had not thought Of or known
either of these facts when I advocated
Bellamy going to Italy. AS soon as 1
made inquiry to the effect, both here
and abroad of appointments to Ger
many and Italy. I found what the facts
were. In no other country would the
serious trouble; but 1 have not the
slightest idea whether any man intends
at present to leave his position.
OF Porter in France hear nothing
but the strongest praise. He seems to
have done peculiarly we'll 1t would be
an injustice of a fragrant kind to turn
him out at the present time.
Tt is, of course, always possible
that may make a shift. and if in doing
so France should become vacant 1
should offer it to Bellamy at once, IN.
less it happened that I was able to offer
him a cabinet position; but as things
are just at this time l do not see the
likelihood of such a condition arising.
I have written with minutest detail,
for / want you to understand exactly
how the thing now stands. Faithfully
yours,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-11
MADE ROOSEVELT
Hrs. Storer Says She and HuS-
band Created the President.
Prevailed Upon Mckinley to
Give Him an appointment.
ssDEAR MARIA" LETTER
One of Which the Former Am
bassadOr lis Proud.
Was Written to His Wife by the
Chief Executive.
DEAR MARIA" LETTER

Ciacirnati Dec. II. - Remarkable
statements were credited to Mrs. Bel
la1ny Stcrer in an interview which was
published here today. among them
statement that she and her husband
had created President Roosevelt"
Mrs. Storer today said that while she
had seen a newspaper woman last night
and had said some of the things credit
ed to her. the report as published, gave
an entirely different complexion to
everything said and that undue promin-
ence had been given to certain incidents
related during the interview. While
unable to deny that such an interview
had been given she said that so incor-
rect and garbled aereport had been pub
nshed that 1t did not give her views or
statements. and she did not want it to
be considered as coming from her. Be
yond this she refused to discuss the
matter.
Mrs. StOrer interviewed
Cincinnati Dec. 11.-''My husband and
I created President Roosevelt" This
is the remarka bic statement made last
night by Mrs Bellamy StOrer, wife of
the former ambassador to Austria in
an interview by appointment with a
representative Of the Commercial Tri-
bune-
With reference to the whole contro-
versy between the president and Mr..
Storer- the wife of the former ambassa-
dor said:
1T seems hardly worth while to pay
any attention to the attacks President
Roosevelt has chosen to make upon my
self and my husband. No one knows
veIt.
However I will say that the friend
ship between the two families has been
Of long standing and Of the very closest
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FAN TO FIND Pure WATER.
Drilling at Wellington Is DISCONTINUED
for the Present.

wellington, Kan. Dec. 11.-Driliing
for the city has been discontinued until
Mr. Wolfe, the civil engineer, can make
further surveys. Glass. the Winfield
driller who has been here. has pulled
up his machine and gone to work on
other jobs.
It is the belief of Mr.. Lowell. who is in
charge of the drilling. and Mr.. Wolfe
that the plan to adopt now that it has
been pretty we'll demonstrated that a
source of water not liable to defilement
can not be found in the district that has
been worked, is to find the point out
side the city limits where the known
huence with Slate creek.
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appointed for every congressional dis

appointed for every congressional dis
trict.
The details of the banquet are left in
the hands of an executive committee
composed of L. NJ Penwell, John F.
Switzer. DR.. C. P. Ashton, A. l. Green,
s. z. Barber, E. c. Arnold and p. w.
Blair All of the members Of the COM
mittee are residents of Topeka.
Aside from the principal address
about six other speeches are down on
the tentative programme. The speakers
have, however, not been settled upon
as yet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-11
COMPLETE TREATMENT 81

Complete external and internal treat
ment for every humor, consisting OF
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, may
now be had for one dollar. A single
set is often sufficient to cure the most
torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning,
and scaly humors, eczemas, rashes, and
irritations, from infancy to age, when
all else fails.
Cucura Soap Ointment, and Pills sold throughout
the world Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Sole Propss - N
~ Send for I" The Great Skin Book"
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RouIder.s New Cantain.

Boulder. colo. Dec. 11.-Nathaniel Farm
worth. center Of the University of Colo
RADIO football team for the last two years,
has been elected captain of the 1907 team
The official picture Of the team was first
taken and then FarnwOrth was declared
elected On the first ballot Last year
Farnworth was the .All-Colorado. center.
and was picked for the position this year
captain was a wise one, as. he is 9op-
ular with both students and team, and
Will be able to work the men for all they
are z-crth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-11
AN EXTRA GOOD SHOW IS ON.
Novelty Thcatcr Presents Some I'm
usually Interesting Acts This Week.

Another most entertaining vaudeville
show is presented at the Novelty thea
ter this week S. r. Wells has seemed
to be particularly fortunate since he has
had. control of the house in always hav-
ing q good show on the boardsSand the
one this week more than compares with
its predecessors. And it is also being
patronized by big crowds
The O'Neils. presenting The Tramp
ers. Christopher, 1.-The magician is
about as clever a sleight-of-hand man
as has been seen around here and he
has a clock trick that is more than
mystifying PERI and King present
novelty PERI poses to represent statu-
airy and Miss King sings. For an illus
trated song Clarence B. Martyne sings
Dreaming, Love, of You" and the last
act is a most laughable comedy. playlet
presented by Milano and Alvin. Mr..
Butt In is shown in all his folly by
the moving pictures.
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Ebbetts to Retain Players.

New york Dec 11-President Ebbetts
of the Brooklyn club says he will not sell
First Baseman Gordon and Right Fielder
I,un1Iey Pat Donovan, manager of the
Brooklyn team, threatened to resign if
Ebbetts sold the players in question, and
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NrcFarland to Manage Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City. o. T., Dec. 1.-THE
beard Of managers of the Oklahoma
City club of the Western Association
have practically agreed to employ Chas.
Mcfarland as the playing manager for
the team next season. Mcfarland is at
present manager Of the Majestic thea
ter at Fort Worth, Tex Mcfarland is
quite well known here and played in
this city with the st. Louis Nationals
in exhibition games during the spring
rf 1ons
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-11

Go TO New York on slle T.ehlgh.
Double Track Scenic highway. Con-
meets at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with
all lines from the west. Write Passen-
ger Department. Lehigh Valley r. r.
as South Clark street. Chicago. Ia
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pion my administration. If I could at
any time fill this want I should most
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9.

Die aunpentiun bee 9iftritt'
unD gDuntb > glerts in Dallas bat
BelhliHe anaenommen. in oene1 Der
@rlaB eine8 uernunftiaen, aerebtert
uno einfafen Wablaeiebes perlanat
niro.
Die Bereiniaung Der County
3oQetturen, oereri R0nnention eberl'
saQs in 9auas abaebalten muroe,
bat Solicitor Saul Weeriheiot gum
Shasmeiiter ermdblt.
Weitere ibmere 8e9enfdQe in
0orosTeras uno benz 5noianer'Ger'
ritDrium baben abermals groBen
Shaeen aneerihtet.
= SIN NuItin oerbranHte Die l3iah'
riae EOhter oes 9eputp . Sberths
8ootb bel ben, 8eriuh. Teuer init
6alfe BON Betroleum in Brand gu
lessen.
Sn Gg0ns bel @alopeI ftarb
Der 6ufhmieo @6nnrb Sein.
Gin beoauernsmertes 8or'
tommnis ipielte fib Samitaa abeno
auf Der StraSenbabn in st. Bortb
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sn her Wodbt Inn gomitao 9

Sn Der Naht tprt Samftag auf
Sonntag fubren, in oer Nabe BON
GpuIton, George Meitleiobn, s. g.
Gean uno IS. Steiner, bic eriteren
beioe1 aus 6nufton. Der lestere aus
RodfOro. SQinuie, in Deans Nut0'
mubil bic Deep Mater &paoA emit
lang, als boS MutDmDbil init einett
STAB in elm tiefea Sod aeriet uno ut11'
ldlug. vile brei muroen berausges
uDrfen unb nerloren in S0lae oeS
Gturses oas BemuBtiein, aber uab'
renb Dean uno Steiner teine ibmes
rem Berlebunaerl erlitten batten, mar
Weitleipbr unter ben Wagerl getDm'
men uno elm iharfes Metalffid oes'
lelben mar linn in ben Sept aeorur'
aen. Steiner Epar Der erite. Der uie'
Der gum BeuuBtiein Tam, uno es ae'
lana linn, MeiteliDbn utter benz
Baaen herpDraubolen, aber ale Ves
mabungen. i'm gum BemuBtietrl 81
bringen, pareri uergeblih. Snatpl'
lHen batte iih AUDI Dean erbolt uno
tudbreno oieier bel benz iHmer ner'
lebten Ereuno blieb. lief Steiner nah
elner nahe aeleaenen Sarrn uno bat
ben BETTER a~nsuipanner uno eiter
Nrst berbeisubulen. @be Der Warrt
aber fortfabren tonnte. mnr Wieltles
John bereits aeft0rben.
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gbbie 1T furiert.

Nls unier aen1einiar1er Oobptener
Sreuno Gooie nah europa aira,
muBte er ieiner Srau, bic ieine
Shreibfaulbeit tennt. ertra neripre'
den. ihr oft gu lhreiben.
Nah Berlauf pm rlur iedsebn 9as
gen fam au1 cine Mnit@tSpDittarte
aus Samburg: n@ludlib bier ange'
fotntnert. 8ruR. gooie." Wit Der
ndHiter Bpit Fam cine aus Berlin.
Bin jebt bier. gooie." Die brittle
BOit brahte cine peitere &arte: rSun.
mer nod in Berlin"
"a feBte iih bic Srau bin nnb
ihrieb: n2ieber Wann, bic &inoer
uno ih ltnb in 6obDten." Mit Der
nGbften B0ft meloete fte tueiter: Mir
fino INNER nod in 6uboten" uno
nit Der oritten: .2ieber gooie, ge.
wiB uno mabrbaftie, mir iino in 5o'
bOfen."
9arauf tam gobie in h6hiter Gle
suriid. Ser SDmtner am uriterer
6uolon 1T betanntlib lehr beiB.
@as tonnte alio Der Trau ntdt pol.
itert iein. Nber er fano iie uno Die
Rinoerhen aeluno uro munter.
v8as balt 9u benn nur oauit ee.
meint?" fraste er.
sd babe nur Define &arter ent.
ipre9eub benntpDrtet, @aa gut fir
Die Cans lit, muB aud gut fir ben
@dnlerib lein."
unb nun. 10 eraablt man in 6pbos
Ten, bat iid @ooie einen ,8riefiteler
fir 2iebenbe" aetauft.
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Cur 3eit Der 8a1mipoQ= Grute.

Ser Stdbter lebet nod in 5taub uub
ShpeiS,
l1nb selblibsrau eri6einen Siar uue
Selber;
Sob ibeint oieNmeuftionne, aIiihenb heiS.
oerab oaf tueiBbeibni' ne8aumtuoufelber.
Seltiamer @ioeriprudb, Der fidb uns aeiat:
Ses Ntnters Bib in beiBen Spmuierta.
Surdh oas oes Sarmers frphe Sufnuna
tteiQt;
Cotton is rlpe", hbrt man nod INNER
l9ger.
Die 8aummoa' 1T bes 9erass6armers
Sreunbl
.Wie iteht Der Hrets?", 10 fonts BON
Runb 5u Munne;
uno iteiot in Sinerppl er ein'ae .8piut-.
90 brtngt oer telegraph un8 bouuri
8unoe.
Hno anf benz 5elo beniiht iih GrDB unb
&lein,
9aB ieber in benz Dienft besRBnigs frbhue,
Oa miro tututomr1en aud Der Reaer ietr
uno ounfelbdnt'ge @ontesunta.G bhne.
llno Samftags 1T es in benz tieinften Ort
90 lebbait tuie in arpBen Metrupplen,
Der Bfllder Sbaaren t0tnrIey, utt ftm
bprt
Bon etner 8uhe tpieber 81 erbuIen.
gs tommt benz Sarbiaen niebt in ben
Sinn,
Nub lause nit benz 8niiderlpbn All oei.
3en;
Der lit oes gaufmonns iiberer @etuiun,
8enn er uerftebt, bic RanHna recbt su
rei5en.
rSeood oas bette Mittel, bes er tpeik.
SIT Suue Gtar @ter, Oh heDes n6er
6unfeI,
Bie tdblt uns ibon. tpenn 6tirn unh
8ruf uns hei6,
SIN tlaren @Ias iein brannes @oI6oe.
fu1fef.
unb penn Der Weden Soraen 6ann bDr.
BEL,
nnb man iib trifft, in acknowledgements
$50 man itG ausipribt, bieber, franz unh
fret.
unb9teoer iiuat mad alter beutider@ei5e.
Damn 1T es uieoer has Zone @tar
8ter,
Sas frDb gel5t bic Ser5eH unb bic q nm.
gen.
Der @ono eralan8t mol lansft am Sim.
mel bier,
Bis oaB bas leste 2ie6 tit ansaelunaen.
rInb tpenn man enblib iib sum Seimtpes
lbidt.
Ntmt1t man nod elm paar SIaihen init
n5ur GIte1".
Benn Rutter bann oas ,,MIamp" er.
blidt,
Biro niht @arbineuprebiat mebr qe.
halteu.
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pas briti(dlt aafltrtid.
GLAD enuusf aae, &~tmuobnersabI ,iaS AaMSts
eespsrbe Der Sewobner.

SeWsrpe Det Semobner.
Ra4 elmer BON Der enslii9en Regiee
run9 aufgeftelten Stdtitif bate oas
brtttfde Weltreid i'm Sabre 1861 einen
nmfang BON 100000 engli54en Sc
ntertmetlen. SIN Sabre 1901 umfabte
es 1909 Gepfertmeilen. Die
8epDlterunssatffer ittes in oerfelben
periobe bon 259. 900 auf $685.
401, 704 RDpfe. Go entfielsn TN Sabre
1901 auf bas 0ereinists RBnigrei9
121,089 Guabratmetlen uno 44,458,e
721 g~tnpobnsr, auf bte sSnfel Man
uno ote 4analtnieln 3O3 Quabratmeis
len uno 150,370 -8etpobner, auf BITE
fonitisen 8eitbunsen In europa 37O3
Quaoratmetler unb 472,502 Gintpobs
aer. 8te entfpre9enben .3iffern Der
iibrigen brftifhsn 8eitbunsen betrus
gen: In often 1,914,597 @ebiertmeilem
unb 00,569,8 1884 G~tnpobner; tn
Nfrtta 2,644,399 @eptertmeilen unb
48,029,6 1888 Seelen; in Mmertta A.
03o,405 Quabrotmeilen unb 1885,
815 Seelsn; in &uitralien 3,184,82 Q
Quaoratmeilen uno 5,194, 744 9etppbs
ner. Don Der MISUNDERSTANDING
paren TN Sabre 1901 $4,000 900
Weibe unb 344, 900, 900 Garbige. Muf
bic Geptertmetle tamen i'm Dur9f6nttt
I'm @~ereintsten a0nigrei9 1924 per-
ipnen; auf ote Snfel Mun un6 ote
Randltnfeln 1868 psripnen; auf Die
fpnitisen 8efiBungen in europa 1915
perionen; in Qfien 1917 Yerfonen,
In Qfrita 1853 perioneu; tn Mmerita
1.9 peripnen; in Wuitralien 1.6 pers
fonen.
Das englif4e 0eltrti9 aGblt 1877
Stdbte nDn mebr als $4,000 Gtntppbs
tern; 81 bieier @tdbts ltsgen i'm Der
etnt9ten &Dntgrei6, IS In Snbien, 7
tn 4uftralien, 5 In &anaba, 2 In Meits
inbien, Q In ben Straits Settlements
unb te / tn Sonstons, Geplon, Raps
lamb. Naial un6 S~ranspaal. Oie
grDBte Stabt bes snglif9en Deltrsthes
TT nod 2onbon Raltuttd. Sm Sabre
ITO bate aaltutta nt6t mebr ais
10000 BITS 10000 gtnpobner; I'M
Sabre 1901 aGblte es oeren $4,000.
Dos mdnnli9e Gef9le9t, gessnitber
benz peibli9en, iibertpoa i'm Sabre
1901 an 3abf In ben f~plstnben Qdn>
bern! tn Snbien 900 proSsnt Der &c,
tammtbep6lterungL in Den malaiHaen
Staateu (72), In Der OranisTlubtSolpt
ME (54), tn Standardization (61), In
RsusSeelanb 90 proaent). Das tpetbe
TIDE Gsi9le9t iiberippg; IN England
unb Wules (51.6 b. o., tn 8afutps
Lamb (53), auf ben 3espar6.S nfeln
(65), an Der @olotiifte (55).
Oas tpt9ttsfte @eperbe oes enas
ff9en &ei9es TIT Die Qanoptrtbf4aft.
Sn tbr paren 1901 BON ie 100 S6pfen
Der Gefammtbep6lterung bei9dftist:
n Der OraniefluB>9olp 43.9 M1Gns
aer unb 34.3 @ei6sr; in Der aaptplos
ME 42.6 Mdnner unb 40.7 Wetber; In
emblem Ais Wfdnner unh 1873 Wet<
Der; IN Neu= Seelano 20.5 MGnner unb
10 Wetber; in Muftralten 1872 Mdns
ner uno % Neiber; in S9ottlanb
10 Wldnner un6 1.8 Weiber; in gn9s
tano una Wales 6.8 Wdnner unb 0.3
Weiber.
1te ReIiston betrsfFsno. CAB IS i'm
Sabrt 1901 i'm brttiI6en WeltreiHe
208,000,000 Sinous, 100000 Mps
bammebauer, 58,000,OO0 @brifen,
100000 8uoobiften, 23,000,000
primitive 4nimiiten, 9etoen uRb ans
Ars Ri6tdriiteu.