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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
Slim Chance.

you wouldn't marry the best man
in the world
mo; wouldn't"
did you ever pause to think that he
might be a little particular too?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The wild waves seem to be saying
that there is an unusually large crop of
silly people this season.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

There are people who are extremely
fond of taking chances, and it is
worthy of note in passing that the
chances are about the only thing that
they are called upon to take.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
Adjustable.

Ibid l understand you to say you
were slightly deaf?'
depends on who is talking and
what he wants."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
One Left Over.

"See her new husbandW
Eyes. What do you think of him?'
"Must have got him on d bargain
day."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

The form of physical culture that
some large, fat, urbane men seem to
prefer this season is running for Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

1t is easy to get tangled up in a lie,
and then you have to get an expert
high priced liar to get you untangled
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

Friendship is valuable, but frequent
ly to only one side of the concern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

1t is always easier to take both good
things than to make an invidious dis
tinctiOn and leave one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
Causes a Goodness

"How do you heat your house"
"With a furnace"
"And how do you cool it ofp
Family MISUNDERSTANDING"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

r I'VE AGENT can make two dollars daily
IL upwards selling our new patent. Every
body needs it. Write COMMON SENSE HEEL
ADJUSTING Co., 71zTacoma Big, Cn01ago IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

There is nothing quite so efficient as
poverty to help young man out after
he has fallen in love.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
No IIse For Them.

Don't you ever take a rest?"
Eyes"
81 never knew you to take vaca-
ton"
That's how get my rests"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

Ever notice that a bill seems unable
to hit an opportune time to fall due?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19
OkIahoma Trial IncOncIusive.

The fact that the first bank failure
in Oklahoma after the law went into
effect, was followed by immediate re-
endorsement of the depositors, proves
nothing as to the practicability of the
system in the long run. The fact that
the State banks of Oklahoma have
gained deposits since the system went
into operation, while national banks
within the State have lost, if true.
proves nothing as to the merits Of tAe
system. The law itself requires that
all public deposits must be kept Ia
banks that belong to the system, and
this provision alone would cause con-
siderable transfer of deposits and In
huence some banks to join the system.
The real test of the policy will come
in its influence upon the banking bust
ness in the long run. VIII it tend to
secure more careful and prudent In
vestment of the vast sums which the
people Of the country keep in banks, or
will it tend to weaken the personal re
sponsibility for these funds and divert
them into incapable and wasteful
hands. 1t is a superficial view which
lays all emphasis upon the immediate
results Of the law and gives no con-
sideration to its violation of funda-
mental principles and the consequences
which must follow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-09-19

Most men find self denial more beau
tiful to behold than it is to exhibit.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-08-14

1T is with deep regret that the
grain trade throughout the northwest
learns of the sudden death of j. V.
McHugh, senior member of the firm
of Ntzhugh,, Christensen & CO., of
Minneapolis, Mimi, one of the lead
ing firms in the grain trade. Mr..
McHugh and daughter were spend
ing Sunday at Lake Minnetonka with
his friend and former partner Attor-
ney Laybourn. At about eight o'clock
that evening the three went bathing.
They had been in the water only a
few minutes when Mr.. Laybourn sud
denly missed Mr.. McHugh. A life
preserver was floating on the water
and near it at a depth of five feet the
body was found on the lake bottom.
Death was due to heart disease is the
verdict of three physicians who were
called Immediately and worked over
the body several hours. Mr.. McHugh
was AZ years of age. He was what is
termed a self made man, He gradu
ated from a law school early and To-
Gated in Minneapolis for the practice
of his profession. 1t was during our
last visit with Mr.. McHugh, about
two weeks ago, that he told this writ
er of the early days of his career.
How he rented a small office, slept on
a cot, and Boarded at a cheap restau-
rant at SD per week (and you don't
get much in Minneapolis for 800.
As prosperity struck him he changed
boarding places TO a SD 80 per week
restaurant, and later to n of more
pretensions. As a lawyer he was a
success and accumulated quite a prop
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-08-14

erty. But it was as head of the firm
which bears his name that he devel.
oped into one of the leading men of
Minneapolis. He was a thorough
gentleman, honorable in all things
and proud of his achievements and
reputation, as any man in like circum-
stances might be. His Judgment was
always sound, and this writer acknowl.
edges his debt to Mr.. McHugh for
advice in times past that has always
proved to be profitable. But Father
Time is no respector of persons, and
disregards age, riches and infirmities.
The career of a bright man is ended
in the midst OF what seems to us his
prosperity and usefulness. The firm
is continuing the business and the
financial management under Mr..
McHugh will now naturally fell upon
John E. Stair, a cousin of our towns
man Lewis Sterr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Schoenwether
and little daughter returned last Mon
day evening from their five weeks
visit to points out in Washington and
Idaho. They went out owe the north
route and came back over the Union
Pacific to be able to see more of the
western country. For making a living
and getting ahead in the world, Aug
ust reports that they saw no country
equal to South Dakota. Yet there is
a locality not far from Spokane that
they think would make fine homes for
people who did not want to work
hard, where they could raise plenty
of fruit for family use and where the
climate is delightful almost the entire
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-08-14

year, and they are thinking some of
investing in property there with the
idea of moving out at some future
time. They visited the Nels Larson
family in Spokane and found them
nicely located, Mr.. l.. being in the
real estate business. Other old resi-
dents of this locality were visited out
in the western country and nearly all
of them are quite ~contented although
not particularly prosperous Lake
Preston Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Buck were up
from Oldham way Monday.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-08-14

hunting coats, ammunition, etc. Call
and get his prices.
Frank Forsberg was down from
Huron Monday.
Miss Kate O'Brien went to Sioux
Falls Friday for a short visit.
Mr.. p. A. Carroll is this week
moving his family into the Arson
Wright house on West Third street.
Miss Mary Wright went to Brook
ings Friday last fora visit with friends
and to enjoy few days camping with
them.
Mrs. l.. Krumvieda and her
brother, V. Rodewald, spent Sunday
at Iroquois with their brother and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Danley re-
turned Friday last from their trip
through the Black Hills. They had
an excellent time and both are loud
in their praise of that section of our
state.
George Nawottney returned Mon
day from his trip to the Pacific coast.
George enjoyed the trip and had a
pleasant visit with several former De
Smetites. However, George seems
glad to be back in De Smet.
The prospects for Il good corn
crop in this locality are brighter than
for several years at this time. Many
claim hat the crop is at least ten days
earlier than last year. If that is true,
it should allow the crop to fully
nature before there is any danger of
frost.
Miss Mamie Trousdale came
home from Mankato Saturday last.
Miss Mamie suffered a run of typhoid
fever while in that city. That disease
has been epidemic in that city. 1t is
said to result from the fact that the
| Minnesota river overlooked during
the spring 10 such an extent as to
reach and fill the city water supply
from the surface.
Train 504, the evening passenger
east, was sent around by way Of
Waterfowl Saturday night. A bridge
between Aurora and Elkton was COM
pletely destroyed by fire early in the
evening. A farmer living near the
track discovered the fire and immed-
lately went to town and reported the
condition. The bridge was made
passable SO that the Sunday morning
train was only delayed one hour.
County Auditor P. A. Carroll
wishes us to ask farmers to select and
bring to the court house anything
they have in the way of produce or
grains that will help make an exhibit
for this county at the Huron state
fair. A large quantity of the grains,
both in the straw and threshed, will
be needed. Don't think that because
your produce is not of an abnormal
size that it will be useless. What is
wanted is a good representation of
what Kingsbury county produces
right along. This county raises some
of the best in the state. w ought to
have a good exhibit and all the off
GERS at the court house have agreed
to devote some of their spare time
toward making the exhibit what it
should be. Don't forget that a good
exhibit helps the county, and what
helps the county, helps the individual,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-08-14
The INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From al Around the Town and
County.

Jay Stewart was down from Iro-
quois over Sunday.
Al Courtemarche was up from Ar
lington Thursday evening,
Mrs. Edwin Whiting, of Balaton,
was a guest of Judge and Mrs. Whit
ing over Sunday.
Mrs. Lyman Dunklee went to
Arlington Friday for a visit of a few
days with her parents.
Mrs. p. A. Carroll returned the
latter part Of last week from a visit to
relatives in Wisconsin,.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. church will meet with Mrs.
Mitchell next Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Rose and Margaret Courte-
marche, of Sioux Falls, were guests at
the home of Mrs. E Sasse the latter
part of last week.
Miss S Elsie and Mabel Mates, of
Belmont, Wis and Mrs. Martin, of
Spencer, this state, were guests of
Mrs. w. r. Ruskell last week.
Barney Austad and j. p. Hardy
were up from the east end Wednes
day between morning trains for the
purpose of transacting business.
Mrs. A. j. Hilton, of Andover,
and Miss Anna Parsons, of Erwin,
were guests at the X. Knudsen home
in this city Wednesday and Thursday
of last week.
Rev. Henry Preston and bride
arrived Wednesday from Iowa where
they visited friends for two weeks.
Rev. Preston will hold the usual ser
vices at the M. +. church next Sun
day.
%. j. Hill, of Hancock, Mimi,
son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Mears, and G. c.. Ollie, of Rolfe, Ia,
brother in law of Mrs. Mears, spent
Thursday and Friday of last week at
the Mears home.
Dale Van Hook came down from
Henry Monday for a short visit, it be-
ing his intention to return the latter
part of the week, Dale's vacation
seems to be working wonders in the
way of benefitting his health if APP
pearances are to be believed.
"A letter from David Ross at
Pennington, Wash, says that w. G.
Cone, also formerly of this vicinity,
has secured an artesian well on his
farm at a depth of 60 feet. j. b.
johnson, one of the early settlers of
Hetland vicinity, who now lives near
Pennington, is down with pneumonia
fever.
Your attention is called to the
advertisement of |. j, Miller in which
he tells of his stock of sporting goods.
If you are interested in the matter
in the least. he will deem it a privi-
lege to show you his line. He carries
several of the best makes of shotguns,
all Of the latest improved patterns,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-08-14
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

y
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
State of South Dakota, County of Kings
bury.-sS.
In County Court.
Inthe Matter of the Estate Of ID. f. McCaf-
frey, Deceased.
The state OF South Dakota sends greet
ing to Owen Mccartney, Rosa A. Mccartney,
Mrs. Eliza Kelly, Miss Margaret Mccartney,
Mrs. Kate Mullen. Mrs. Mary Ann Dalton,
Phillip Mccartney, John McCaffrey, Mrs.
Eliza Macomber Dennis Mccartney, JOS
eph Mccartney, Mrs. Mary Callahan, Mrs.
Annie White, Mrs. Mary Ann Ellis, Mrs.
Eliza Redden, heirs at law and next of
kin of ID. +. Mccartney, deceased, and to
all whom these presents may come.
Mccartney, a sister of said deceased. has
fled with the Judge of this court, a petit
ton praying that letters of administra-
ton of the estate of said y. +. McCatfTey,
deceased. be granted to Geo. Moody. of
Kingsbury county, South Dakota, and
that Tuesday, the 18th day of August.
1905, at 10 O'clock a.. m, of said day. be-
ing a day of q eguiar term of this court.
to- wit: of the July term, 9os, at the court
room, of said court at the court house IN
the city of DE Smet i'm the said county of
kingsbury has been set for hearing said
petition, when and where auyl person in
terested may appear and show cause why
the said petition should not be granted.
Dated at De Smet, S. d., this 4th day of
Is. Il. GREEN
Attest: Judge of the County Court.
u. A. CARPENTER, Clerk.
(SEAL)
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Sdlukfarbuna Der lloatIlutIt.
psrtIids aastpabts 6arbe ees GeFieesss
tdldst esaeu perseitiae Gntoe6uHe.


Die beutftbe Ha9tfdnalbe. ipeI9e
bonn @ptf aud ppbl s3iesenmelter" GEE
nannt nirb, neil fie ipGbrenb Der Na6t
bic 3iegen unb aiibe ibrer ipoblfdmet>
fenben WliI9 bsrauben foll, tit fir bic
S9ubfdrbuns in Der @oseIfpelt Elm
betanntes 8eilpieI. 5eibe. MoorflG>
den unb li6te Malbungen iperben BON
ibr bebor5ugt, unb ipenn ber 8ogel
tagsiiber TIM bunflen Seibetraut ober
auf einem Baum init brauner rifiiger
9orte rubt, fo iit er felbft fir ben aens
ner infolse feines grduen, NIT fdDara>
braunen uno rptbselben Supfen Ders
febsnen @efiebsrs febr f9per gu ents
beden, unb baFeIbe gilt au9 fir bas
briitenbe Weib9en. Ser @psel bers
traut biefem @dubs bur9 bic Sdrbe
70 febr, baB er ii1 erft i'm 4ueen>
bid Der bOdften 9efabr gum Iufflies
gen entf6Iiebt.
Rod auffallenber ift biefe grfdeis
ning BEL elmer in Siibafien beimifden
@ertpanbten. Der srpben Nd9tfdipalbe.
Wte Woresiter in benz in Ulanila srs
fdeinenben philippine Spurnal Of
Gcienee" beri9tet, flog Der briitenbe
@osel erit aif. als Der Suf bes pferbes
ibn su aertreten brobte. ftellte iid bann,
pie bas au9 bic Rebbitbner tppbt tbun,
fliiseIlabm, um bic 9lufmsrffamteit bes
St0renfriebs auf fid au Ienten, unb
tebrte unsefdumt gum Refte suriid, als
er bic 9efabr boriiber ipdbnte.
3ipei punfte iinb nod befonbers ins
tereFant: aunddft, bob Der @osel bic
srpBen Gugen fdlisBt, fobaIb er ii9
beobadtet gfaubt. pffenbar neil er
bentt, baB ibr bunfter @lana ibn bers
ratben t6nne. Terner Iasen bic gisr
siptf9en dbnli9 sefdrbten Steinen, unb
Moreeter ftellte fef, bdb fol9e Steine,
bic Der gierfarbe dbnlid paren, in Der
nd4fen ltmsebung bes NsItes feblten;
er nimmt besbaIb an, bab Der @ogel
iie gum 3pede bes Heitf6ubes m0gs
Ii4ertpetfe bon ipett ber auiammense>
traseii babe. Sir bieie Innobme fpri9t
Der llmftanb, bab bic SdipaIbenp6get
betanntlid gang dllsemein als e9te
Mdarermeifter @rbtliimpden aufam>
mentragen; nun bat fid BET btefer
Ra4tfhpalbe Der 8auinftinft in abs
ipei4enber Weife enttpideIt. 5ernsr
III au9 bon aablreiden RoIibriarten,
bic ben S4palben nabe beripanbt iinb,
betannt. bdb iie aIlertei frenbe 9esens
ftdnbe an unb um ibr Reit anbdufen.
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Muifraliens ed,anfaeiehe.

9as Radt> unb DirtbsbausIeben,
tpie eB in ben europdif9en 9robftdbten
iibIi9 III, sibt es in ben @tdbten ber
Commonwealth of auitrdlia ni9t.
Dem fteben sefebIide @orf9riften ents
sesen, bic, bur9 bic antialtobolbepes
siing seaeitist. NIT bratonif4er @tren>
ge burdgefiibrt iperben. Rad IL llbr
Ibenbs barf IN feiuer Bar, In teinem
Reffaurant. IN 9otels ntir on bort tpobs
nsnbe 9dife, irsenb ein @ttrGnf mebr
btrdbfplgt fperben. Wer MIR efne Wlis
nute nad II ubr bon einem Polieemdn
ober sinem ber sefiirdteien Deteftibs
in elmer Bar eripif9t ipirb, sabIt f5
Strafe, btsgIei9en ber Wirtb. btm au,
berbem bic 8ou5efitou entaosen tperben
fann. Sonntass iinb ale Bors ses
fdloffen. unb isIbit In ben Rlubs. bies
fen sefdIoHsnen 9sfslIf9aften, biirftn
olfoboliide Getrdntt MIR ipdbrenb Der
MabIaeiten sereidt iperbeu. Die pes
uisen Reftaurauts habn euttpeber gar
teine QlltobotsR Rpnaeffiuu Ober nlr fir
einbeimtf9e Wetne.
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Bonn Gltingelo.
Die easzfar ssrtsewsst sssfatieesHea szzass
Hstaus uHe esrsa gesrtH.

Die @ertpenbung bon NideI fir
&lsinsslb 1T ni9t 10 jung. ipie pislfa9
angenOmmen tpirb. Sn ben Ser. Staa>
ten lit f9on 1886 pffisieIl sins probes
miin3e aus elmer NidelIegirung geprGat
iporben. au9 itelte bier i'm fOlsenben
Sabr Elm Or. 6sudtipanger Hidelmiins
aen Der. um gu bspeiien Sab Ridel iih
febr ipobl gu Miinasmeden tgns. 3us
erft periu9te bic S9miss Iidel. aber
niht in @erbinbuns nit &upfer alIein,
fonbern (bpn 1850 bis 1879 in pers
f4iebenen Mii6unsen bon Silber,
&upfer, 3int unb glidel. Sei4 1879
prdgt bic S9peia 10 unb 5 Gentimes
aus 9ltdelfupfer, 20 gentimes felt
1881 aus Reinnidel. SIN Sabr 1857
folgten bic Ser. Staaten NIT l Gent,
1865 NIT 8 Gents; beute beite6t beren
&leingeIb in 8 Gents aus 0ideltupfer
unb in 1 Gent aus 8ronae. Sn Gus
ropa nabm auerft 8elsien, 1860, g2its
felfupfertleinselb an. 20, 10 unb s
gentimes. Sn ben nG6iten atpei Sabrs
sebnten fdnb Ridelselb INNER gr6beren
Qntlang, 70 in 8rafilien 1870. Deutfds
lamb fiibrte es 1873 Elm, genps
ten 1885. Sapan 1888, ielbf
Serbiea uHb 8ulearten ftanben
ni9t auriid. grit in ben 90er sSabren
fdlgten Seiterrei9z zltngarn 1892, 9ries
4enlanb 1893. Stalien 1894, Yortusat
1899; In biefem Sabrbunbert snblih
Sranfreid 1903. SoIIanb unb bas
2anb bes SupfertIsinssIbss par ereeIz
lenee 9ritif9z Snbien 1907.
Gs fiebt auber Srdse, bab RideI Elm
ibeales Metan fiir Sleinselb if. Tidel
ift febr bart unb sstpdbrleiffet baber
Iange 8auer bes @eprdses, auh bebGlt
es feinen @lans. Seine iebr trGftige
prdsemdi9inen erforbernbe SGrte unb
fein bober preis f9iiben segen Sdl>
fdune. 2eiber iiebt Der preis aber Der
allgemeinen ginfiihruns bon gaeins
ntdeltIetnselb entsegen. SoI9es prGs
gen MIR Oeiterrei9> >llnsarn, 20 unb
10 Seler bean. SiIIer; Srantreid unb
StaIien. 25 Gentimes; Werito, 5 gens
taDos; bic S9peis. 20 gentimes. unb
aud Montenesro. 20 unb 10 para.
Ollie anberen Staaten beripenben aus
finansielIen 9riinben, Stalien nod
fir 20 gentimes. bie S9peis nod fit
10 unb 5 gentimes Ridelfupfsr. DAP
foIdes niat bic ~sIdnsenben gissn>
f6aften bes Reinnidels bdt. lam man
tdaIi4 fehen.
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tsslanos aaaturptrbaltniITt



Na6 Der 4nfidt Der 9eplogen btng
Sslaub einitmals nit GjrDnlanb unb
S9ottlanb aufammen. Sin plateuua
Lamb bon 8afalt erItredte iitb ME cine
Bride quer iiber ben gltlantifhen
Dsean. Wan finbet Spif9en ben 9as
faltf9i6ten auf Der norbpeitlihen
Salbinfel Stiide alter 6luBbetten nit
Slubfies, unb biefe SliiIie miifen ibren
2auf iiber Elm 2anb genommen baben.
ipo iebt tiefe See lit. Sn BEN Sons
fdidten sipifhen ben 8afaltbdgten fin
ben fi9 auBerbem ausgesei9nt f90ne
unb ipobIerboItene lleberreIte Don
Yfldn5en, bic bamals auf Sslanb
tpu9Ien. Das 2enb mar bdmals nit
DGlbern ppn Qbornen, SulpenbGumen,
Rieientannen unb @i9en bebedt. unb
ipilbe Weinreben unb anbere &letters
pflanoen f4langen ii9 I'm bic 8Gume;
bic Semperatur mub bamals bieIelbe
setpeien fein, tpie iebt in StaIien.
Na9 groben pulfdniI1en llmipdls
5imssn beri9panb biefe 2anbbriide i'm
Weer. unb Sslanb bIieb aIs Elm &eIt
babon mitien in ben Dogen bes @ts
lantif9en S5eans fteben; bas 8limo
ipurbe tdlter uno fdlter, unb bas 2arb
ipurbe bon ben 9letfGern Der gis5eit
bebedt. bic iid mad alien Seitsn in bas
Meer 6inausitredten. Hdf syabrtdrs
ienben perf9panb bds Sis na9 unb
na9, unb nun baben mir nur einige
tpenige Refte BON Der mddtisen @lets
fderbede iibrig. 0as fnb bic erpben
S0tuln i'm Snneren bes 2anbes. 9as
Meer 5og fid bon ben Tiefldnbern als
rid. unb barte Pflansen ipanberten Elm,
bon @0geln unb MeeresftrDmungen gee
tragen; bic SbdIer unb 3ieflGnber be-
bedten iih nun nit benz pflanaens
ipuds, Der iebt bas 2anb iiberSiebt.
Die man in ben Sorfmooren feben
funn. ipuren bic 8u9pGlber in Der
@pr5eit piel auSsebebnter aIs iebt. aber
bic S9afbeerben unb Der llnperitanb
Der Menfden bdben iie i'm 2auf ber
Sabrbunberte beinabe ausgerottet. @pr
einem Subrtauienb ipanbertsn bann in
Ssfanb bic absebGrteten @itinser elm;
iie btlbeten eine 8oItsssmeinfdaft. bic
Ieitbem unter tpedisIpOlIen Sdidfalen
bieies 2anb betpobnt bat. Man meint,
baB I'm 13. Sabrbunbert bic gintpobs
nersabl unsefdbr 100000 betrus, unb
steidseitis fol1 Rorpesen 250,000,
S9peben 100000 unb DGnemart
100000 Ginpobner sebabt baben.
Bdre iebt bas @erbGltniB aipif9en ben
Ginpobnersablen Der aGnber baFeIbe
tuie bdmals. 10 miiBte Sslanb 1,000.s
900 ginlpobner bdben. @s bat beren
dber nur etpa $4,000.
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0ermifdtes Snlanb.

- Sn 8ibbefor6. Wie., rihtete elm
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@ouuerneurscanoioa In Wtaine, eine
Pluralitat pon 1899 Stimmsu er.
balteu.
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mtniiteriums fol- bic @arniion BON
Sort gBabswortb an Der Giiite bes
atlantiidsn SjeaHs beoeuteno ueritarft
merben.
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weiie ihueI sel0idt wuroe, 1T tn BAL
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tlniusriitat erbeblider Sdaoen 3uses
fii9t mor6eu.
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se9eben, oaB Die 9lrbeit in ben Sabrifen
Der Bittsburs @laB &c., bic ieit SUM-
seidloHen waren, wieoer auIseuommen
lperoen mtro.
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Sarriion uno SOomis StruBe neuer'
baute Central. Wiarftballe, anssbli9 oas
sr0Bte @ebdube oieier slrt in ben Ser.
einisten Stuaten. er0ffnst.
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Der Fittsburser 0tultimilliOnar B. 3.
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tbeilte er SIG, 100000 uuter feline pier
Sinoer Su sleiAen 2beilen.
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unter Der Gnflase bes Wioroes einse.
iperrte Sieser Dauib SiewtOn pon einem
WfOb aus bem @eidnsniB sebOIt unb
on einem 8aume aufsefniipft.
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Der Big Sour @iisnbabn. bat iid bereit
erfldrt, bas bemofratilde Sauptquartisr
in Chicago iu beiuden unb ben Siib'
rern feline Dienite fiir bic @ampasne
an3ubieten. Gr 1T bereit. alles 3u
tbun. um oem bemofratiiden 2idet
gum Siese su uerbelfeu.