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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
LOST ANp FOUND.

SO REWARD for the following described cart.
sold in san Francisco after August 16. 1906:
Cart with old suiky made over, left wheel
dished. old piece Of fellow put in right wheel:
cart painted dark red. bent singie-tree fastened
IN front Of crosshar axle. wooden stock with
iron left in wood. Fat board seat with iron
rails. lattice footboardi bali spring fastened to
left side; step and brace are one piece; brace
is fastened to crossbar; tires are thin. = Of
an inch vide and feet and ! inches from the
inside ef tire to the other. cart weighs
about $50 pounds and IS almost valueless. I
sas IN ada5to9 ,s NeFIfT Chief Of Police Of San
Francisco WALTER s. SIBLET sheriff OF
Stockton
LOsT-s20 reward VIII he paid fer return Of
Gordon setter: lost last Monday or Tuesday in
vicinity OF 12th ave and Clement ST. had on
leather collar. last years license answers TO
name OF Prince. MRS T. ATKINSON, 2o33
Lake St
LosT-A passbook with the Hibernia savings
ana Tasn Society Of San Francisco IN the name
Of WILLIAM MCFARLAND, No 2s9-1557- The
hnder viil please return e bank Unless same ann,
Re issued 20 the applicant
LOsT-A pasShook with the Hiberaia Savings
and Loan seeety of San Francisco in the name
Of MICHAEL STOKES or ANN J. STOKES.
tank Unless sane Is returned within i've
dars new book viii be issued 70 the applicant.
LOsT-SmaI black hand purse at National
Tsestsr containing 2 small diamond rings and
ifcActs uotT1l leWdlus 40 tuce.loLo 11Ac4s ic-
turn to box office, National Theater-
LGST-Pack route cards With red cever Kindly
return 70 LEE & VAN WINKLE CO.. 1i74
Eilis ST. receive reward
I0ST-CocEer spaniel pup. brown. without
tail feturn e CD East ave; reward
LOST.Youn- fox hound dog; black and white.
Reward 900 Masonic ave
TosT-saturday October 8. 1906. ermins scarf;
srI.sa.e SswaIl 81 Cap2 81 rear zlIn:
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
SUGAR Beet Tests.

The Durango board of trade is hav-
ing tests made for sugar beets in the
country adjacent to Durango, with
the establishment of factory at that
place depending on the result. The
Aztec board of trade has taken up
the matter here and found four men
who will raise acre each, to be
sent to Durango Al the end of the
season, the Durango people agreeing
to take the beets at s. per ton f. o. b.
Aztec.
This section is admirably adapted
to the sugar beet, tests in the past
showing a percentage of D per cent
saccharinc. Cheap labor in the Ma
vajos is available aud the building of
a factory az Durango would mean
thousands of dollars to this county
from land now seeded to alfalfa. Land
values around the Colorado sugar fac
tories have sprung from $50 to $500
per acre by reason of the beet indus
try.
The Aztec board OF trade is alive to
the Importance Of this and other en-
terprises and is already doing good
worI, for Aztec.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
FLORA VISTA.
BY MRS. EVANS WOOD.

The weather is nice and everything
is growing.
Miss Maggie Gilmore has returned
from visit to Riverside.
Rev, p, S. Davies and wife of Aztec
were visiting here this week,
Fred Howard received a car load of
lumber Wednesday from Durango.
Miss Willet Brown of Pennington
was visiting relatives here this week.
Do not eat before you SO to the
Mite society supper next Tuesday
evening.
DR.. Van zandt is our resident
physician. He is going to open an
office at Mullarkey's store.
Taylor Flint, wife and son were
down from Durango Sunday visiting
the family of E. R. Howard.
Wm. F, Brown has 100 little chick.
that are doing well. The hens hav,
gone on a strike regarding setting.
The Ladies' Mite society of tn,
Flora Vista Methodist church ar
preparing full supper at the churcl
on the evening of Tuesday, May 10
from to 9 o'clock. Adults 25 cents
children 10.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

w. Q. Doddington came down from
Durango Tuesday and will at once
build Il residence on his 5-acre tract
adjoining town, Mr.. Doddington
will move his family here as soon as
possible. He is an expert painter
and wall paper man.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
District Court Officials.


On Monday Judge John R. McFie,
Dis rict Clerk A. NJ. Berger,, and
Di 4ict Attorney Alex Reed arrived
IN Aztac to draw the Jurors for the
fall term Of court. While here Judge
NJ 4. also disposed of several urgent
cases Z lding one night session.
T.epa'ple Of mis- 'cunty have the
aeatast 2oA1aaae ie Iutce McFio,
VINO IS eve 9terl ror rholr welfare.
Attorney &c. G. Abbott came over
from Santa Fe Monday to look after
legal matters. Mr. Abbott was at
one time district attorney here and
has many friends who admire the
nigh qualities he shows.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

Hon, r. p Burns was down from
TERRA ANA lila Saturday looking up
some business matters. Mr.. Burns
was one Of the men who got the
present comfy Of San Juan estab4
lished by tSe territorial legislature
and its groHfh in wealth and popula-
tion have EN,y justified the future
he prediete8 Mr. 3urns has sheep
and other ntereats here and bis many
friends are always Elsd TO welcome
him
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

Attorney Charles A. Johnson Of
Durango was an Aztec visitor Satur-
day on land contest case. Mr..
Johnson has a fine ranch near Cedar
Hill and expects to harvest a goodly
crop of enjoyment from it if nothing
else. He has set out a lot of fruit
trees this spring. Charlie is one of
the Kansas boys who fear no noise.
Aztec is coming ahead steadily.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
La Plata Ranch for Sale.

One hundred and forty-6ye acres,
10 acres under ditch, rs more can be
put Under cultivation under ditch G
acres of orchard, 40 acres alfalfa hay
land, a new frame house 16X22, with
Il brick addition If X 16 attached,
making a good 4-room house. A
good frame stable 14X32, an Al well
of soft water. Price 50 500 or will sell
stock and machinery at S4,5o0
If taken in the next 30 days. Call on
OF address NJ. w. HUNT,
l0tf La Plata, n NJ
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
FARM MNGToN.

BY WALTEG NJ. DANBURG.
Pennington al gays leads.
The man with the hoe is busy.
The building ieSer has landed on
Pennington.
The political b. Is singing several
fellows. Wow
Another house Is going up in the
Locke Addition.
w. A. Carson down from his saw
mill near Dural
Don't forget ulN Farmington's fall
fair will be a danoy.
NJ. NJ. Englemc is planning to do
some more buildf~,.
A, Sugar factoy viii be coming
our way before tvc y'ars.
Editor Wilson o.. he Index was
Queen City visitol Hesday.
San Juan cotlty the greatest
place the country yer knew.
Thomas Evans 'a up from Fruit
land the fore pariyf tho week,
Attorney E. Whitehead was
court visitor at d. sec Monday.
Assessor Rioi hendricks was
7",o- rrsr, ;.4s'ii' -, .s---t7--- i,
Broadway s6ou a opened ap. 1t
would mean more building in that
section.
Plans for the uov bank building of
the First National bank will soon be
completed,
District Attorre, Alexander Read
was in Farming tuesday on Off
cial business.
Granville PendI5iJu was down from
Aztec Tuesday aIt Wednesday in the
matter If the Jewott ditch case.
A o.eamery Would be a paying
proposition in Fprmington. Don't
let the idea get away from you, boys,
What is the maIel with getting the
government to hep build a bridge on
the lower San Ian. The Navajos
need it.
Hubbard and son are excavating
for the foundatiog of their new two
story brick store building on Main
street.
R. S. Payne. representing the
Underwood Typewriter company was
introducing his na,hine to the public
Tuesday.
Nearly all t0n Jewett valley
residents wera herr Tuesday and
Wednesday attending the taking OF
testimony in tfe Jewett ditch case.
E, c. Abbott. q.ic of the leading
attorneys OF sol3 Fe, was here
Tuesday and We, aesday attending
to one side of the Tewett ditch case
with f, S, Whitehead.
In selecting location for machine
shops the d, q K. g. will give Farm
ington the plum. A healthy place
and fine elm ate the year around
and Location, ilat suited TO ever,
$ demand of the road.
2 We notice hat the Sunday trai,
from Duraag1 A'ays brings a few
p people down from the Smelter city
e They pay pretty good price just t,
, spend an hou' or 80 in Pennington
With a new time schedule, and will
. a stop over Of three or four hours i,
Pennington. the Red Apple Line
would bring many people from Dun
ango on Suuuay
Harry Elliott Of the Anona hote
will be leao to the altar by Mis-
e Peterson oaeo of Bloomfeld's estimabl
young ladies some time in the yer
o near future, They are two deservin
1t young peode and we wish them
large bunch OF happiness, We ma
If be little previous in the announce
% ment but wecan't stand on ceremony
they will stand for that,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

-''17-Io1N :. ----lr lrI1-'l QUO
lido de cortes de seda de todos co
ores para vestidor caracar de
Senoras. Muy bonitos. Precio regu-
lar 75c la yd,, a SOC la yd.
MACLEOD & TOWNSEND
A gtpn
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
The San Juan al BIaRCO.

In company with Mr., and Mrs, C..
S. Bailey, The Index family visited
the San Juan river at Blanco last
Sunday. The drive is most pleas
ant one and green grass and trees
abound where the swift waters of the
San Juan river flow in mighty vol
ume, Just above the town of Blanco
are number of fine ranches but the
best of these that we saw was that of
County Commissioner Vidal Lujan.
Mr.. Luian has lived here since 1879
and has ranch of which he may
well feel proud. He is building a
new residence of stone, which will
add to the many buildings already
there. An orchard, green fields of
hay and other evidences OF thrift
abound on Mr.. Luian's place,
Further down we reached the town
of Blanco, where pleasant welcome
from Rev. j. NJ. GARNER awaited us.
The Catholic church at Blanco has
most tasteful fittings and altar decor
ations of pure white and Father
GARNER watches over his parish with
a love that makes his name house
hold word,
The stores of P, Dougherty, F. T.
Amiot, Pablo Candelaria, and 3 few
residences complete the town. Sur
rounding Blanco is fine sheep com
try that twenty-five years ago was
covered with long grass and thou
sands of cattle grazed among the hills
Today the grass is better for sheep, a'
the rainfall has apparently lessened
Jay Turley's ditch scheme is JUS
across from Blanco.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
The County N ews

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hendricks
were visiting at Mrs. Hendricks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Southland,
Wednesday and Thursday,
Mr., Loomis . q the Rice place is set
ting out peach trees, Mr.. Loomis
has the ground 4 fine shape and is
setting the tire IS out in rows each
way.
Wash Gravesj who has been up to
Durango underl DIR. Oschner's treat
ment is at homo again for few days,
Wash intends to Sjart to school in a
few weeks.
There has 9een outside cattle
bothering the n ghbors at Cedar Hill
and they have mayed Mr.. Jackson's
crop more than he stock is worth.
They ought to bI taken care of,
DR.. Weston aid Mr.. Loomis had a
narrow escape ID IN team runaway.
The doctor was brown to the ground
and badly bruis.d but not seriously
hurt. Mr.. Loon.s fell on the tongue
and was not h.rt The horses ran
against some hute posts and stopped.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
CEDAR HILL
BY MRS. JAS. TAYLOR.

BY MRS. JAS. TAYLOR.
VG. A Tinker is preparing some
ground for more orchard.
Bruil Graves and family started to
the mountains on Monday of last
week,
W d. Otton, who bought part OF
the Whitney ranch, has returned to
his place.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
District Attorney Investigates.

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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11
BLOOM FIELD.
By W. A. BALLINGER.

BY W. \. BALLlNGER,
Looks like we will have to irrigate
soon.
Cupid deserted the north side of the
San Juan ages ago.
There will be water on the mesa
next year-if it rains.
Val Finch and family called on
Mrs. Creamer Sunday.
Miss Olive McClure's house is smil-
ing under a new coat of paint.
Jay Turley is running a preliminary
ditch line for G, E. Spath ct al.
Several San Juanites were in Aztec
on land office business Saturday.
Seis libros de cafe para mo peso.
MACLEOD & TOWNSEND.
The place where the ferry boat is
located is the best bridge site on the
San Juan,
Levi Anderson and Miss Jessie
Norton, of the Hammond settlement,
are the latest hymeneal victims.
Annie Peterson spent a few days
with her mother preparing for the
great event billed for the very near
future,
THE two-year-old child of John
Swires fell in the Bloomfield ditch
Saturday and had very narrow
escape.
Fred LIE Clerc is preparing to plow
up an acre or two of lettuce, which is
considered misfortune by some of
the neighbors.
Tom Finch and two of his brothers
will farm ten acres of the Shultz
place this summer. They should be
able to give a demonstration of inten-
sive farming.
Mr., West of Pennington was taking
orders for a book, viewing the coun-
try, which. he had not seen for II
years, and also putting in word now
and then for Socialism
1t is sure bad when nothing remains
safe when under lock and key. We
haven't been to our cabin on the mesa
lately without something gone. It's
smart thief that doesn't get it in the
neck sooner or later
r.. sn'aJuyc --.sr4e,..,,,.
lido de cortes de seda de todos co
ores para vestidor caracar de-
Senoras. Muy bonitos. Precio regu-
lar 75c la yd,, soc la yd.
MACLEOD & TOWNSEND
Aztec.
Weather summary for April High
est temperature 81; lowest 2S' mean
52.5'; greatest daily change Az; least
10'; precipitation t.07 inches; snow
fall, trace; days with OF or more
inches precipitation 81 clear days Is;
partly cloudy II; cloudy 81 windy
days 10; sleet on 18th; hail ON 18th; {;
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

Emil Ueberschar, for about year
one of Aztec's best liked citizens, left
for Durango Saturday and reports
from there are that Emil has gone in
the FL Moro with Charley Walters.
Both have nsny good friends in Az
teh,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

VI Il. Hillsrom, manager of the
Durango Lumber, Cos at Aztec, spent
several days in Dutqtigo this week.
Q. Q. Mumma, manager of the
Pennington branch. was in rherre
here several deys,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-11

The Grand hotel of Frank Allen at
Pennington is keeping up its reputa.
tion for excellent service and the
trade is assured that under Mr.. Aliens
management nothing will be too good
for guests of the Grand hotel
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-11-08

Ser geiu9 Der Regierangs Snoia=
ner Shule in pierre, tpelthe unter
2eitun9 BON Superintenoent 2epen.
9ppo Itebt, iit elm iebr gutter; es lino
iiber $50 Sbiiler anIueIeno. IS III
elm ueues @ebduoe i'm Bau begriiien,
nad oefen 8oaenoung 225 Sduler
untereebraht meroen t0Hnen. 6riiber
mar Der gr6Bte Sell Der . biler BON
@bippewaItamme BON WiinneIota, 9e.
9enmGrti9 absr ilt Der alIer9rObte 5el
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Siio= unb 9ioros sDafOta uno Wontann
uno elm Cell aud bon Minneicta.
Ndbreno oieies Sabres baben biz
4naben Der Shule bel Der yearbei:
tung zines @emaIegartens pDn 4C
glder nIitoeiuirtt, in iuel6em tati1hlif
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he pSn Der Shule mdbreno oes Sons
mers 9ebrau1t murDen, uno es linn
audi gDinterborrdte aus ben gr5euo.
nihen oieies 6artens angsle9t moroen
Die anaben meroen in 3immermanns-
arbsiten, @robi9mieoarbeiten UNI
medanilhen 4rbtiten untermiefen; 0ie
Wfdoheu belfen bein &Ohen. 8aIter
unb bel anoeren hduslibsn glrbeiten In
Del S6ule.
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ben gegenwdrtigen Shiiiern elmer
gans beDeutenben Jortihritt felt
ltelsu fam aeeen bic 9erbdltnife rod
Dor wehiqen SSabren. 8les 1T beIont
oers Der San, ieitoem Die 2eQierung
ben 5nbiansrn Qrbeit Qegen Sarsabt
lung gibt unD BON Dem iOesnannter
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9ie Shule mnht bon Sabr Sn Sab
INNER mebr 6ortfAritte uno bat lid
nun Idon als Elm ipibtiger 3iuiliia
tionsfaftor ermieien.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-11-08
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3eitung peroen orei @o6en
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einfa d uidt BON Der
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mir UOm qoifmsiiier bena6ri6ti9t
uno bic 3uienoung miro bann
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bari nidt fpaterobe
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ter bic 3eitun9 unbs=
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-11-08
Ser fissrsi8. Osutl4s GanOioaten

Die S9la9t iIi entihieoen ilno ons
Reiultat miro BON beioen Saubtparteien
nit 9emiIhten @efiblen auf9enommen.
l8dbreno oas Staatstifet BON ben Re=
bublttanern, mie ermartet, eriudblt
nuroe, I1eint Die 9luralitdt beinabe
um Die Sdlfte i'm Stanie perminoert.
SSn ben einSelnen Counties tragen fat
ale Siimmsettel oas SennSeihen Der
unabbdn9ieen Stimmabgabe. SSn=
folqe oelien fommen bic @abIna9rih=
ten ipdt ano langiam Elm unO iino
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repu5l. Staatstidet erpdblt, 5as re-
publitaniiae @ountptidst Miro ponl
6auptquartier audi in Anipru1 eez
nDmmen nit 2lusuabme BON Safe
Soobe1 (Sberiif), JRalpb garliman
(Staatsienator) uno 8. 80. Ntiller
(@oroner). G6as glelion puroe aud
in Siour Sails ais Sheriff. in alien
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erIten (5oobepsl g8aro. Die ie +
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Bear beitreitet Nlaebls grtpdblung),
Or. &. 20. Seller, Coroner, Sobn
@bersoiler, &eprdientant, uno 9enrp
Nlunot, oemotratilher StaaisIenator.
sn Sartforo 5ppnIbip betrdQt
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Stuot 81, in 6umbOlot bate isin
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men Wiaipritdt; Senrp Mlunbt BAT
anIheineno in Sartforo unb 6umboloi
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Stimmen Maioritdt.
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publitaniI6e WtaiOriidt.
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Staaten nod sweifelbaft 1T.
9ie &epublitaner beanlpruheR oil
Grtpdblun9 BON Id @On9reBndnnerr
unD Die 9emotraten 81.
Die Serritorien Retp Wleriep UNI
ari5Ona ftimmten fir StaatenbereiRla
ung.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-11-08

oefunben unb einen risFigsn Nuerod=
Tenihaoel. Der 5ddoel felbf mar
polItOmmen unbei6dbist, aber Die
duberen S6rner feblten. Smmeibin
mibi Der S6doel BON Der SpiBe oes
einen 6ornitumpfes 81 Der oes anoeren
"a Sol. Allem 9lnihein nad lie9t
Der Sddbel ihon bisle bunOert Sabre
eort, oa Der 2luerohIe Der 8orgdn9er
oes segsnmdrtigen 8uffalOs 1T
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-11-08

Den gngldnoern mus es gans grim
uno gelb Dor ben 9lugen gemoroen iein,
aIs Der neue amerifaniibe ,glustaui6=
prOiehor" BureeB in Berlin feline Nn-
trittsreoe belt uno ben Brief bon
5eoop an ben oeutihen 6aiisr pOrlas,
NORM RoOIepelt ben 8eutIdsQmsrita=
nern bas bbhfe Sob Soat uno bic
frsunoifaFtlihsn 8esiebunqen 3niIhen
ben beiben 2dnosrn marm berb0rbebt.
PrOf. 8urssB ertldrte bic 9roBartige
oeuti6e glrmee fir oas bette 6rleoenss
boamert unc trifft, mie Elm gBeGbl.
rihtis ihreibt, ben Haeel auf ben
Gopf, penn er Iagt, oaB Der Yrofeii0=
renaustauid ermOgIidt, gentle Sahen
mie Die yMonroeoottrin uno ben
> vShub3oa~ Offen unb ridbaltslos 81
beIpre1en. mas auf Dem sen6bnliden
0e9s unmO9lih iei, obne Jeinoidaft
Ober menisitens 8eritimmung gu er-
regen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-11-08

Die Itautli9e giIenbabns @ommiilipn
belt borlebte @ohe cine tui6tiee SIP
un9 in Siour Sails ab SSnfDlge Der
NdHe 1T Die 10 brineenO eeiporoene
6raoe oes TRANSPORTS oes @etreioes
burh bic 8abnen our6 Die Ratur Ielbit
gere9elt morben. Ser Gegen binoerte
oas Dreiden uno oas bereits qe=
oroI1eue @etrei0e fonnte perIanot
per0en uno. bis pieoer georOi1en
neroen tann, t0nnen Die friberen
5ransportcnrs pieoer gebrdubt mere
ben. -@ine getition Bon 8. W. Doung
bon McgoOt SO. fir elm Seiten9plsiIe
an Der NortbmeIiern 8abn Sniiben
Salem uno ganopa miro am %.
Ropember berbanoelt tperOen uno spar
in benz oortigen S4ulbauIe. - Cine
9erabiebung Der @jetreioefrahtraten
bon 2etder. 8ooniodet, Wlitbeu, pie
iid 6oreItburg ibrer uah Winneapolis
erfreute, muroe er3islt uno ieit /.
gtOUember irat fol9enoer 3arif in 4raft:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-11-08

8euti6lano tam aud Fineen: ygs
mar einmal!~ ndmlib arm. llnIer
SoniuI ir 6reibure bat nationalotOnD=
milds Sergleihe 3riihen 9eutidIano
unb guqlauo aneehslt unb ermiitelt,
oaB erIteres Die i6dbige 3aubnation
ubsrtrilEt. @ienannter 8etpdhrsmann
0iebt an, DoB Die oentlhe gsb0lierun9
nah Der Rats bon iiber 900. 600 jdbrs
lid mddfi. mdbrenb Die engliIhe nur
um 400. 600 idhrlih sunimmt, ferner,
oaB auf 6en @'ebiete oes giienbahn-
tueIens, Der GiIens uno St0bl SnDu=
tris, 0em 8antneisn, DsutI6InnD be-
oeuteno er0Bere Sfprtidritie 9emaht
bat, ais gnglanb. uno leBtsrem sanoe
oen Stang abeslaufen bat. 9ig 9epDa
fiten /. y. in ben preuBiihen Spar
banten ffieoen innerbalb Is Sabren
bon 1898, l06. 900 auf 81 1888, ,202. :
900 I'm leBten Sabre. eegen Gnalano
nit elmer Gtsiaerung bon s546, l8l,
500 auf 1919. 800, 600. llno oas be=
triiTt bios bic preuBiIbeu Sparbanien.
Gein Wunoer, bah Snglano ben
.freben @srneerpB@ heniitigen MIL.