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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-09
aoitbar annft. aupeen Brother,

aoitbar Stunt. 9iipeen 9rotbers
| Sonoon fisbte | forrise llee &u'
oolpbe aauns peroensbersmte Sam.
ling al aunitffatte til ben fabeIagtiee
Bris al 5 Wiaioner Dollars. Oct
er ben itsrite Bris, Tom nogeniinbe
er betalt for en- aunitiamline. Sfior
fiebte De Sainauers SomIine / Ser
lin for $1,250.0O0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-09
On tina SsrubauenIpffe iuotrof

SsnoogS | Sranfrig. Sbet ct 9r9n
ifulbe ODER en- Sernbanebro oper
2oire, flsi 2ofomotiuet no at Spo'
ret, REP neb 9roens 9rpitpRrn %
itprtebe neb | SIoben, 80 SOB neoen'
moer. Oct traf ogiaa meo flo ga'
gagepoanen og en- 3bie alosies Bos'
i~aeerpoen, bpori Der bar 40 Basia'
aerer, iom ale orufneoe tiaiaemee
acknowledgement. ut life Here BOG.
ne blep reoet meb ifplbteS ben Sm'
it9noiebeo, at 8oblingen mellem
2ben % 3bie 8ogn Draft. af benz,
iom faIbt / 8anbet, reobeoeS fun
Sonbuftsren og Sprbsoeren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-09
a~tnrrkbrnrna Brnurrlrr.
III.

M2en iremior olt gi9lber oct ON
life at blipe tr9t al ltebie at iorisge
at boIoe Snteresien for norlf Sproa
oppe iblanot os; tbi iaalpnge Der er
ct pirfelig norif SolfeiGrb meo bepio'
ite nprife Snteresier - ielu ON oiSie
life er iaa mango og biotrPffenoe,
Tom pi fun6e snffe - ioa oil bet nor.
ffe Sproe pebbIipe al barre ben Sopeo.
bierneiten, bpprpna Der maa bpsges.
ga mar pi faiter gIiffet no oper
bet norite &merifa, Ter pao. bpao
bort Solf her bar ubrettet, Ter DC
mango airfeipir, Tom peeer op moo
SimIen % De mango SfoIer, ionl
BET bar facet iitano til Dor kingdoms
l1bbannelie. ba foritaar pt iaume9et
bebre, bbiIfen Inet Rotionalitetsfs'
IeIien % Wobersmaolet bar pRret %
enbnu fremoeIes er ibIanot os. Oct
er oeiad altiammen ct talenbe gepis
for bisie Sines ftore 8erbi iom
Somfmbsinoiats, ibet bet b~opeoioee'
Zig er netop | arnft az Def, pi bar no.
rettet ipecieIt iom norffe, ni bar ifof.
fet os 8eipeft | bore amerifauife ON.
gipelier. 90 naar mon peb, at bette
er SilfGlbet Cog oct er nutilbogs san.
ffe aIminbeliet, at oeiaa oonueoe
4merifnnere inbrsmmer Bette ba
Inna bet bore inbIpienoe, of 10 I9n-
gere hi fan bepare BET ncrife Sproe
cibIonbt os oe iamIe bort SoIf ON De
~1iorife Snteresier | BET belle, oeIto mere
nil oct itprfe Dor Stiaiua / enbper
.Senieenbe.
SpsrgsmaaIet blir Sa bette: @isr
hi boab gisres fan, for at btsie uorife
SSSuteresier fan leoe oe tribes bIanot
observation-disclosures? @il hi ppre op.
rigtts, mao hi piitnof noremntc, at
Oct Der itour meget tiIbo9e at snife.
Tet er heller life at pente, at set fan
lbpre oubereIeoeS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Den Iig9er / belle bort 6orboIb, / Den
SuergangstiIitono, boori hi ioIteIig
talt beiiu0er o$. Norge err iaa Iungt
borte, % ser er andre 8runoe iii, at
hi life itoar / ben IepcrSe 8apport
meO nurif RationaIitet og annnSIip,
fom er nsooeubig for at bill itlIoe
f,inne Iepe 6et norite 9ip meo, ioole.
oes iom hi moatte gisre for Der ret
al beite Oct fuIbe ll6butte. Nen trooS
bette, tpiler hi life pau, Of Ser funbe
Itbrettes mere for Rorifbeoen eu0 MI
er SiIfGIbet. SiGr tror ri, at n,egen
norf Cans tun6e boISes iIipe pen ct
mere ib9roigt arbeiSe / oeune Ret.
ming | bore SfoIer og 6oreninger.
8t inbier meset bel. at SfoIerue fun
'iptfepis fan beitiGftise iig meo MOI.
fte Snteresier, oe al De iislge Ca.
gems Rotlir fornemmeIig ma taae
Sigte paa SilirebsitiaeIieu al bet
praftiife Gins Srap til aImeunpttiae
a%lnoifaber; men Oct forefommer os
paa ben anoeu SIDE, at I. gr. uorif
Sprog % $iitorie soot timbe gioes
en- mere iremtrGoenoe 9Iaos / llnber.
bisningem END iom 3ilfGIoet M er
Deb be aIlerileite at bore Iutberife ata.
oemier. Der bur6e pGre mere RaaI
Ds Spitem ] ben norife llnberpiSnine
peo oisie StoIer, eno Der err. De
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-09
WaaeSe nriten uber.

tors psmmer peb Gnsn Sabe5
@oIffe siorbe / Eirsoass fit femte
Sorisg paa at ipsmme ODER Den britt
tie aanal, % bet bar meset ner peo
at Ipffes BAN. San bar fun tire
apart engelif Ril fra ben frantic
Suit; ba Der ~inotraaote @bbe, og
Strsmmen iaoleoes forte fra 2ano,
% ban bar for rbntattet til of fiam-
pc moo Strsmmen. San bapoe ba
ppret 1919 Sime | Ganoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-09
Wof en- MnsitraeneroL ioIhen

Sra Platigorif | aoufaius teIesrafe.
res, at General aarafo5oft iofben.
pGrcnoe @eneraIsiipernsr | Soesjo,
tiolig WanOaa Worsen blep inproei
miot | gpen. Woroeren unoiIap.
aarafo3ofi bar iom iaa mango an.
ore rusiiife @eneraler berpgtet for
fin Strengbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-09
WeSeus General stssiel af be ftp

~
renbe / fit S9breIanb temples iom
en- 2sgnbaIs og en- feig listing, Der
blot bpttebe lit eset Climb og Loo
Bort Grtbur foripare fig, iom oct
hebit funbe, faar ban ct ganife anoet
Stubsmaal al fin tioIi9ere Robitan'
Der, ben iapaneiiife Iiliterattade /
Guris 9aptein 8iunoba. 8enne
Rano bar Den fsrite Sapaneier, iom
eiter SGimineens Soereipelie iatte
fin Sob inoenfor Bort artburs
@ure, % oct Spn, ban Der iaa, oper'
bepiite BAN onL of HliSierne bapoe
foriparet fig til bet pberIte, og at oct
bopbe pqret Dem abiolut lmuligt at
boloe SGitninaen IGnger. "Selp ON
onore slemmer, iaa buffer pt at
Bort artburs geleiring foiteoe os
10000 Renneifelip," flyer ben ia'
paneiiIfe 8apteir. "8i groo 40 &t-
Iometer meb 2sbegrape og affpreoe
80 Weinioner 8anouffub. s europa
tales Der ON 9ort artbiirs tapre
Soripar, BET famine gisr hi / Sapan.
8erior bar set ogiaa, at 8eiieren al
ssopan befalebe General Io9i at be-
handle General Stssiel meo al ben
sgre, Tom tilfommer en- TAPER Col.
bat. Sans eeet SGorelanb buroe
tebanble ham paa iamme Raaoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-09

Sm to sruinlSe Sr%aseoier meloes
ser fra Ronte Carlo, Spiaebeloeoet
peo R%i6beIhapet. en- 8agaseme'ter
pou Sernbaneitationen | Warieiles
ifrIbe / Sirsoags erpebere Ell 8rt'
fert, Tom forefom bom mist9nfelig,
bpcrfor ban aobnebe Den og fanot
oeri 2iect af en- apinbe meo Sooeo,
Sanber % Ben aibusne. On Utano
GA en- Some, Tom eiebe ben ubps9e-
Iiae auffert, bIep arreiteret, og peo
llnberisqeIie fanbt man Sptnoerts
maneIenbe Spoeo % Ben oeres
8abieffe. sesteparret cpsan at beoe
Wtr. o. Mrs. @oIS fra @crte Carlo,
GA De f~ortalte, at ben mproebe Dame
ror en- SbereIe @iniams, iom bar
fommet fra Sperise og boeSe en- Sto
hos benz; bun bar 81 War garrrtel.
@eSens bun par hos Dem, fit Bum
geise Of fin aiereite, iom efter en-
|Srette Ifiso benbe. Seroper bleo
sGateparret Sob iaa forffraffet.
at Sc pafteoe 9antens Sig neS %
oateoe at faa Oct b~efororet til eng
lamb for at bIi fpit oct % oeroeo
nnSaaa enbper ubebagelis Stltorie
o~naaaenoe Morbet. De frantic Npn-
siabeoer taaer BOG life oenne geret-
ming for goo Silt.
Somme Gae tog ct Wstepar
fra Stem Dorf iig aioase ! Saltel'
lomore. Ge beb Mr. % @srs. giiet.
inabam oe bapoe tabt belle i'm Sor.
niue peo SpiIeborSet ! Monte
Carlo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-09
GrRmulr1ur1bug
Cpers9ttsiss og Forkiarins

Ga. $1,000 at be | Blade % Bigger aluiuosisR
ioreiouueuoe Treulmeoora.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

ed 1t than up shot from the water an- other, which seized him by the shoul- ders. Then tl l appeared and wound itself tightly round his body, and shricEs and a struggle for free dom followed. The boy was already helpless when Yasukichl came to the rescue, but the fate of the second lad threatened to be no better than that of the first, for the monster lifted an- other tertacle and grasped him by the arms. YasulIchl, however, made as brave a fight of It as a boy of twelve could do, and for some reason uneI- plained the octopus presently Ioosened its hold on both the boys and with a splash withdrew its arms under the water.
 Kuralichi, who Is of the same age as his rescuer, had to be carried home by hls friend, and when his body was examined afterward 1t was covered with spots of purple and blue. The boys declare that the thickest part of the creature's tentacles visible out of the water was about the size of their thigh.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

ing to forza the top in the hope that he was stu alive. It stoutly resisted their assaulL however, and they finally 4bandopel Ehe eGort, thinking that the man inside was decd.
 Worn out by his efforts and un- ueryed by the sound of the rereatng footsteps of his companions, Wiley slipped from the table and went under With a great etIort. however. he sue ceeded In holding to a ledge and pull ing his head above water In the sky light again. But the hold was preca- rlous and difficult one, and he knew that he could not last long. Just as he was about 10 give up hope he noticed that the water was slowly recedlng, At first be did not believe his senses, but as he watched the shifting mark of the water on tue side of the sky. light his first impression was con- frmed. After a time which to the eE- hausted man seemed almost an eter- uity he was able to abandon his un-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
DESPERATE DIVE.
Alleged Thief cornorod, JumPu of
 Forty Foot Cliff.

Alleged Thief, cornered, JumPu of
 Forty Foot Cliff.
 Edward Glennlng, chased by mob of angry woodsmeu who accused him of theft, broke all high diving records in the vicinity of Oxford by plugging fully clothed from the top of a forty foot bluR known as the Devils Eye lash into the Octorato creek, Although he Is not an expert swimmer. Glen ming, who was uuhurt, managed to reach the opposite bank of the stream. There he joined men with whom he had been working. who furnished the fugitive a temporary refuge, but when they found he was charged with steal ing a watch and money they, too, re. fused to let him remain, and he was taken to Jail in Oxford to await trial.
 Cleaning was employed as labOrer for masons who are repairing the Pine Grove bridge The wOOdCutters were working close to the bridge and had left their coats ln a wagon. Some of the masons saw Glenning go to thls wagon and pick up the clothes. Short ly afterward Edward Doyle. one of the woodsmen, missed his watch and ST. Suspicion immediately pointed toward Glenning, and when his accusers insist ed that he submit to be searched he refused. When they tried to force him be broke away and with the entire band in pursuit started up the road and ran to the high blufF. Seeing there was no way of escape and with his Dursuers at hls heels, he plunged Into the creek. No trace Of the money or watch was found.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

FOR SALE-A Singer Sewing ma chine, complete with all attachments. Almost new Apply to A. M, Laska.
 248-ts
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
soldlors Throw Women to sharl<s

Soldiors Throw Women to sharIts.
 The Sorrlere Gel Sera of Milan, Ita. ly. has received a letter from Hodei, dah stating that serious ezcesses have been committed by discharged Turkish soldiers who arrived there from the Inland part of Yemen, but were pre- vented from going home immediately by the lack of steamers. When one steamer arrived 2.OOO soldiers embark. ed thereon, several with their sweet hearts, and terrible Quarrels broke out on board. There were ten people killed or wounded. Two women were thrown overheard alive to the sharks sur rounding the steausr
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
MATE GOES ID HIS DEATH IN SLEEP

AwOko to Find Water Pouring In Upon
 Him and Every Avenue of Escape
 Cut oH-Tido Turned In the Nick of
 Time.
 Imprisoned in tLe cabin of a sinking vessel, with the water rapidly rising about him. Harry Wiley, mate of the Hull U..-s,anN steam trawler Quail, escaped death by a miraculous Inter vention oG the tates His experience would hs~c whitcned the hair and un- balanced the mind of less hardy man. Like rat in a submerged trap, he swan about until. standing on tlp- toe on table, he was able to raise his nose and mouth above the water into the few Inches Of breathing space that still remained In the skyHght. Finally after an hour Of effort, when he was about to abandon the fight and resign himself to the inevitable the water began receding with the ebblng tide, and I'm a short time he was able to force the cabin door and reach the up- per deck. The boat had sunk ln shal- low water.
 The Quail was run down in the Humber by the Wilson liner Dynamo while Wiley and the rest of the crew were asleep in the cabin. With the exception of the mate, the men were able Co escape and were taken off later by the boats of the Dynamo. Wiley awoke. however, Co find the water rushing into the cabin through the windows. He jumped out of his bunk and made for the door as fast as he could. but the water, which already filled the cabin up to Wuley's waist, held it tight. He struggled fercely, desperately. to pull it open, but ln vain. The rapidly rising water drove him from lt. It was now about hls shoulders, and. Eroplng In the dark, he finally with his feet located the table under the SkyllgLt Mounting lt, he at. tempted to force the skylight, hls last hope It stuck even more securely than the door.
 The water rose rapidly about the I'm. prlSoned man-to bis knees. to his hips, to his shoulders-and finally he was compelled to stand on tlptoe to utilize the small space that still remained in the skyllght. Two inches more Of wa ter and lt would be all over.
 Suddenly he heard blows struck on l the top Of the Sky!Ight, and he rightly l surmised that his shlpmutes were try !
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
LInhtnIna Remoyoe elrps aartor.

Miss HIda Clark of Columbus, Ga, is mourning a costly jeweled garter, one silk stocking and one slipper be- cause of a prank played recently by a bolt of lightning. Miss Clark was swinging in a hammock on the veran- da of her home when the bolt came. Her left leg was hanging over the hammock, and her dress was a bit elevated. The flash of lightning came and with 1t scream from Miss Clark. She was found sitting in the hammock dazed. The bolt had struck the garter clasp, torn off the garter, ripped of the stocking and shattered her slipper. The bolt then passed into the floor, making a hole, Miss Clark soon recov- cred from the shock. The only mark on her is a blue streak on her left leg where the garter was worn.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
$500 IN PRIZES
TO'lBE GIVEN AWAY CHRISTMAS
I;4t - i&g9aa3 3P.

A gem, very Hne blue, cut from rough stone called Fine Blue Jagersfonte n extraordinarily brilliant, waighing ! karat, and in it's beauty resembles 6 drop of sparkling water.
 Ladies' Ak Gold Watches, 25-year
 Boss IS Jewels, Wsltham CT Elgin
 Movement.
 Gentlemen's 14k Gold Watches, 26-
 year Boss l5 Jewels, Waltham or
 Elgin Movement.
 Gentlemen's Sterling Silver Toiles Sets.
 l Ludy's Nugget Bracelet. Lady's Nugget Brooch.
 Pendant Baroque Pearl P ansy Req With each sl.OO purchase between now and Christmas, will be given @ ticket on the above goods.
 Make Christmas selections now, we will put them aside in our vaults for you. All our lines are full and con- plete and it Is to your advantage to select from complete assortments. Let us help you this year the same as we have always helped you before. Good judgment and careful consideration was never expended to better advan. tage than in the selection of this years stock.
 P. E. KERN.
 Gold and Silversmith.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
Convict cuts of HIs Hand.

Dared to show his nerve, Albert D. Peverette of South Bend, Ind, serving term for the Rlchland CdIch) bank robbery in the Marquette prison, pick cd up a piece of glass and cut of his left hand. This fact came out In an investigation conducted at Marquette for the purpose of learning the truth of the alleged cruelties practlced In the prison. According to Peyerette, he could no longer stand the abuse, and when he was told to prepare himself for another beating he replied that he would cut off one of his hands before he would submit to further i'll tsat. ment Jeered at by the keeper, he promptly carried his threat into eI- ecution.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
BOYS BATTLE WITH OCTOPUS
Desperate Fight of Two Young laps
 Wth Bia DeviIfieh.

Two Japanese boys have had a ter rlfyIng experience at Hiroshima, noted for Its floating park, writes London Telegraph correspondent In Japan. About $50 yards to the west of the park Is a great rock, In shape Ike a rudder, which tradition makes the haunt of a giant devIlhsh. The rock Is accessible on foot from the beach, and thither came two local urchins, Kuraklchl and Yasuldchi, on an after noon excursion.
 KurakichI espied what appeared to be the tip of an arm of a good sized octopus holding on to the rock just above the water. Approaching stealth fly, the boy made a quick grab at the tentacle, but no sooner had he touch
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

easy perch and try the door again It yielded to his efforts, and as 1t swung open the rush Of water carried him of bis feet and landed him in safety on the deck. Be lay there exhausted un. til the crew of the Dynamo saw him and came to his rescue.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21

The water Is eleven feet deep. Swim. mers from an over this section of the country have frequently talked of making the dive from the top of the Devils Eyclash, but no one has here tofore had the courage to attempt the feat.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-21
IRA
THE "SOAPY" SMITH TRAGEDY
'f" 1O@-~-@ al3RA zEg1
P. E. KERN. Gold and Silversmith.

The "Soapy" Smith tragedy will bs on the market on or about NoVem Der lst. Those wishing a copy will please send in their orders as soon @ possible so copies may be reserved for them. The price Is 75 Gents per Single Copy. Special rates to dealers according to the number of books Shea 6 Patten,
 Skagway, Alaska
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-05-23
ALCOHOL WILL NOT DO.
eannot Take Place Of Gasoline in
Autos as Now Made.

80 80 tNoW MADE.
before crying gasoline is dead.
long live alcohol. it would be well to
ask The one most interested, the en-.
gine o. your automobile, what he
thinks OF it. Prove TO a horse nv
most scientific calculations that wood
snavings are the most modern food
Tor enc equine race. the fashionable
1000 which ought to be In every bav.
rack, and he will die nevertheless
unless You know how to prepara
your shavings so that they can be as.
simulated by his stomach.
There Is certainly brilliant IN.
ture for the alcohol motor, since the
hquid possesses the most precious
quaiitles. But we should not try Ia
fooiishly convince ourselves that II
is at present suitable for our MOTORS
everything has TO be created: the
carbureter which will carburefe
perfectly an ignition which win IRE
the charge punctnally, the motor ~
SELF which win use the entire prac.
ticai portion OF the explosion. Until
that Is arrived 81 we shall have a
series Of interesting experiments
and a resolution OF races and indust.
rial tests such az we have had for the
last ten years.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-05-23

many Rye. great success more than
20 years ago. To give verisimilitude
to the piece little gypsy girl, Marie
Lowell, was engaged to appear nightly
upon the stage. She was a picture OF
childish beauty of an almost elfin type,
and great attraction. When she
grew up she left her fathers camp TO
eiope with young man belonging to
rival, less respectable, gypsy COM
munity, and for years Chief Lowell,
Marie's father. offered price for the
young man, dead or alive Wasting
ton Star.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-05-23

domestic.
Another stir. Corey at 80 becomes
actual head of the trust. salary s50.-
coo year A safe man this, ha I'd
mead. man with no nonsense about
him and devoted TO a fine wife al
home. wife who helped make him
Iv--ReIaxation.
At zenith of career, w, E. Corey uu|
bends. Signs for New York. Talks of
residence there. Hats in the mad
race for wealth and prestige to look
around
Show in town. The Mocking Bird, =
musical comedy Bunch Of steel set
attend. Mabelle Gilman star In show.
gay. youthful Well, such things hap
pen. An introduction.
Dinner after the show. Swimming
party at natatorium. Pittsburg
function Millionaires cutting loose.
Wives at home. Laura the cher
ished in the days Of old, one of them.
forgotten
Naturalization.
Social stir in New York, Magazine
pNtuiS Vi Nhdoctlc 1itiudu, 6Cu0SS, Ia
her Paris boudoir Very interesting
from dramatic viewpoint.
But what's this? Photo Of a man
on an easel ', no's the man? Looks
like w. F. Corey. president of the
United States Steel corporation
Get magnifying glass, It's hes
Old rumor recalled.
Estrangement in the magnificent
Corey home in Pittsburg. Mrs. Corey
out in Nevada to get divorce. Corey
will not resist divorce
Straight-laced relatives Of Corey In
Braddock astonished and outraged.
Corey imperturbable Wife too old
fashioned.
Vl-The Climax.
tlitn avenue, New .ork, palace
rented by Corey, steel magnate. for
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey Not for Laura
Laura has got divorce Laura Is In
the discard. Bride is Mabel'e Gilman.
the butterfly, the little playmate,
more Suited to his station In life"
Mansion full OF carvings and art
treasures and regal decorations.
Mansions for the cooling doves con-
trast to the four-room frame cottage In
Braddock, Pa, where nearly score
OF years ago the bright faced little
wife waited her grimy husbands coin.
ing, and gave him the priceless kiss
of first love.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-05-23
GERMAN AUTOMOBILE srATIsTI
Motor lars No Longer Regarded az
Luxuries.

United States Consul w. H. Harris,
of Mannheim, advises that the
Deutsche Bergwerks Zeitung recently
published an interesting review of the
German automobile industry, and cs-
pecially recounting the progress
made during the past six years, from
which he complies the following:
The review shows that the autorno
bile, regarded for some years in Ger
many a luxury only for the nobiI
ity and the very rich, is rapidly be.
coming popular and creating a de-
mand for light vehicles of the run
25out class. The many auto exposi
tons which have been held, touring
con tests, and other events have
greatly aided the industry as whole
A more tolerant view on the part OF
legislators. the courts agd police or
"ficials, and the public Press has
tended In the same direction rue
value OF the total product OF The Ger.
man automobile factories fot th> ps.st
five years is stated to hs--a been as
follows: In 1902, s2.Gl3, 00O: 1903.
sS.S0s 900; 1904, ss,520,000; 1906.
sle,660.000. and 1906. s2s,S00,000.
The vale Of automobile imports
into Germany in 1906 is stated TO
have been about s4,2S4.0 900, as against
s5.236.0O0 Of exports. A larger pro.
portion OF this foreign trade has been
with France than tn any other single
nation. For the six years, 1901 70
1906. inclusive. the imports OF auto
mobiles from France increased from
$4,000 to s261s.ooc. and the ex-
ports Of machines thereto during the
same period rose from $4,000 to
ss52,oon The total automobile ex-
ports from Germany to all countries
have been from year to year some