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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22

looked over the field of battle. There
were dead and wounded ponies there
were blood patches ON the snow, and
four Indians stark and stiff, were lying
TO one side, the survivors not having
horses enough to carry off all their
dead.
AZ the head of the ravine the snow
had scarcely color except red. The
redskins had charged in a BODY. and
dropping his carbine when the last
cartridge was gone, the lone man had
used his axe with awful effect. They
had shot him and struck him with
their tomahawks, and when life went
out he had more wounds than could
be counted. There he lay, the axe
Istili clutched with giants grip, his
eyes wide open, his body covered with
wounds, and before him was a record
TO prove a more terrible fight than
Clusters. He had fought fifty men
slngle-handed. lie had driven them
back again and again, and a dozen
lives had been taken for his one.
(which for who" he had said, and
"who" had won, but it was not a vic
tory for the red men to boast over.
When they rode out of the valley
every horse had a double burden of
living and dead, and yet some had to
be left behind.
The party could not dig up the froz-
en- ground to give the brave man bur-
ial. Fifty miles away the gaunt
wolves were tearing at the bodies of
wife aud children. As the party
turned away from the horrible sight,
gaunt wolves crept down to strip these
bones also. They rushed from corpse
to corpse, crashing their yellow fangs,
and before the sun went down another
record of the plains and hills were
hidden from sight of the traveller.
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Looking Beyond This Life.

jersey CITY Sunday Press
Mr.. Michael Carrigan, the bar-ten-
der, called on a prominent undertaken
last week and inquired the price of
burial caskets. as it for your wife,
Mr.. Carrigan?" solemnly and sympa-
thetically inquired the undertaken.
mo, sir; it is for me-" answered the
young man. While resting in my bed
this morning got to thinking, s'pos-
ing I'd die, what would become of me!
Would my friends send me off in pine
box in front of two coaches, or would
they give me funeral of some degree
of responsibility. thought this mat
ter all over and came to the conclu-
sion that my chances for anything like
a fashionable funeral in these times
were slim; so came round to select a
nice coffin, which want to pay for in
So installments. If | live long enough
to get it paid for | shall be thus far
prepared for DEATH
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Innocent Twain.

Virginia New Chronicle.
When Mark Twain lived in Virginia
he roomed with Dan De guile. All the
miseries which De guile ever endured,
and all the bad characters he ever got,
date from that time. They lived at
several different lCdging-hOuses and
were turned out of them all. one after
the other, all on account of Dan, who
soon acquired a bad reputation, second
TO none in Virginia. No respectable
family would haTbor Dan, who knew
ANYTHING about him, and the very men,
ton of his name would cause a land
lady to hold up her hands in virtuous
horror. One morning Mark woke up
and heard the laRdlady's cat mewing
about the door. v hich was half open.
Dan was fast asleep, and Mark, grab
bling one of his heavy boots, threw it
with fatal precision at the intruder.
The cat limped off with a broken leg
1.-THE boot weighed five poundsl, and
the landlady secured the missile and
waited for its owner to appear. Mark
got up, dressed, and went out with
/ both boots on. The landlady greeted
/ him with a pleasant smile, when Dan
/ got up and was walking about in his
/ stocking feet hunting for his left boot,
| he received a scathing dressing down
from his landlady, who.without allow
I ing him TO explain, ordered him to
/ leave the house. Mark condoled him
4 in his troubles, and said, Il II stick TO
We, DAN" The next house they NOV
ed into had a pantry close to the room
/ consigned them. Every night Mark
would steal two or three mince pies
and eat them entire without giving
Dan sight of them. In the morning
the landlady would be brushing about
near the door, and Dan would be asleep
and Mark would open out in a loud
voice. as follows: '.Dan, this business
won't do. Those pies dolI't belong to
You. In the first place its petty lar
ceny. and in the next pl4ce 1t gets
crumbs in the bed. Weight notice t.
quit pretty soon. faint The square
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22

die, this lamp is too expensive. State
can stand it Creighton, who was
bound to be ahead in the matter Of re-
form and economy, saw Van WICK and
went him one better Looking out of
the window, he said: BLOW out that
candle. The moon is bright enough
for u.s." Van Wyck caved.
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Conundrum for st. Valentines day:
WAS ST. VALENTINE
A VARSIsH MAKERi
II Stunned thp Couch.

While on my way to the woods this winter
/ took severe cold which YVES followed by a
terrible cough. Nothing seemed to relieve it,
was on the Chippewa river, l35 miles above
Chippewa Pals, where | sent Tor two bottles
OF Hale's Cough Cordial. had not taken
over halt bottle when my cough and cold
had entirely disappeared. | let one OF our
oldest Iumbermen have the other bottle, and
he saws il beats everything he ever tried.
Hardly load OF freight goes to the woods
now without supply OF Hale's Cough Cordial
NV PRAYER now IS that all who are afflicted
with coughs and colds viii try Hale's Cough
Cordial; and let the world know Of this Won
dertul remedy. S. A. VIRGINS,
Oshkosh, Wis.
''' : MOVES BROS. & CUTLER.
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Popularity,

The popularity of Messrs. James S. Kirk &
Co.'S soaps, manufactured in Chicago, is
shown by the unprecedented sale which their
goods have reached during the year 1876. This
by far is the largest soap manufacturing con-
Germ in the United States, producing and SELL
ing in all parts of this country, from the Red
River of the North to New Orleans, and from
Portland, Me-, to San Francisco, 5000, 900
pounds annually. No so-called greases enter
into these soaps. Only pure refined tallow and
vegetable oils are used, containing no adul-
teration. Fair and square weights always re-
liable. This is why their soaps are so popular
with all good and economical housekeepsrs.
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Coughs and Colds.

Sudden charges of weather are sources OF
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections. Take at
once Browns Bronchial Troches,n let the
Cold, Cough or Irritation of the Throat be
ever az gliCht
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II don't control the weather."
growled ADAM
''Can't help that: You will have to
take your little grounding under your
arm and go up"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22

We understand that the wheoping- gh
is quite prevalent in the towns around us (;
but that 10 cases have proved fatal. Some
families use nothing but Johnson's Anodyne
ipicac, to produce vomiting, would be an ad-
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Is there one reader OF this paper suffering
slime & Bentley, Druggists, Washington. d.
c., for a circular of Durang's Rheumatic Rem
edy. This medicine is taken internally, and
will positively cure any case of rheumatism
on the face OF the green earth. Price, one
dol lar q hottie
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22

THAT NASAL TwAxG, it is Catarrh cure it
at once, before il shows on your face, by DR..
J. H. McLean's Catarrh Snuff. II soothes ir-
ritation, cures Sores in the nose, face or skin.
Trial boxes 30 cts, by mail. DR.. J. II. Nc
Lean, 3l4 Chestnut, st. Louis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22

Sanford's Radical Cure tor Catarrh is a local
and constitutional remedy, and is prepared
by distillation. Not particle OF woody fiber
or caustic chemicals enters into its compost
ton. Ii thus differs from other remedies.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22

Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, the great
New England cure for coughs, colds, and con-
sumption. Cutler Bros. & Co.'S, Boston, only
Genuine
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The New Century asks elbow can
woman make home more attractive
to her husband - Around here the
surest way is believed to be to hire
pretty chambermaid.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22

There are more than one thousand diff
ferent kinds OF pills in the United States.
Some of them are worthless and injurious,
others are good and beneficial. Old DR.. Par
sons invented the best anti-bilious pill We
ever saw or heard of. They are now sold
under the name of Parsons Purgative Pills.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22

Retrenchment and reform ale the
watchwords in the Nebraska legisla-
ture. The Omaha Bee thus illustrates
the prevailing spirit: in one OF the
committee rooms six gas jets were
burning. Says Mr., Creighton to the
attendant: Bring in lamp and put
out that gas. The stale cant stand
this expense The order was obeyed.
Says Van Wyck: Here bring in a can
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-22

DIR. Walcott has well said that the turnpike
road to peoples hearts lies through their
mouths, and this accounts for the immense
popularity of the Greenman House. corner st.
Peter and Fifth streets, st. Paul, and its ac-
commodating proprietor, John Baugh. Trav-
elers should not fail TO give him call.
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MEXICAN FLORIDA & BLACK HAWK.

War. Soldiers and Widows write Col. L.
BINGHAM & Co, Atty's for Claims, Patents,
Land Titles; Washington, d. e.
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Minneapolis Business Directory.

CMITH SCRlBNER 52s Washington Ave. s.. Job
Sbers and Retailers in Hardware, Cutlery. Tin and
Pressed ware, Paints Oils. Coopers tools specially.
CLARK HOUSE. most popular house in Mlnneapo-
- lis and newly furnished nrst-class in all
poets, terms 81 per day. II. c. BRACKET. Pro.
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aIIIGRRTIVE RuSINESS.

ns- WE WANT 500 rAoRE FIRsT-cLAsS
SEWING MACHINE AGENTS, AND 500
MERoF ENERGY AND LEARN
THE BUSINESS OF SELLING SEWING MA
CHIMES. CONVERSATIONS LIBERAL, But
VARYING ACCORDING TO ABILITY, CHAR
AcTER AND QUALIFICATIONS OF TIE
AGENT. FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., Chicago,
n,- = 500 RgnAnTAY. Naz Yark q New c.iasns L.
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St.Paul Business Directory
Clarendon Hotel.

COZ. WARAsHAw AND SIXTH STREETS. ST. PAUL. MINI
Fare. for the winter. reduced to - per day.
Bu1LnIN6-Brlck halls and rooms large, light andas
good as the best.
EURNITu RK-Elegant and entirely new.
IABLE-supphed with tho best the market affords.
IoC&Tl0N-Genfral; one square rom Post ONCE and
United States Spurfs two squares from Opers House:
three squares from Capital
n. BAKER. Proprietor.
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SYNDICATE Sss %f iS:. + sSsss,HSsl j.
Profits surc Explanatory circular sent FREE. MO
REAN & Co. Brokers, 3 Broad ST. 7. o. Box sss,
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HThe matches story and sketch
VGNEEErEPaper. Full Of entertaining, m'rth-
An "A Ii kpr6voking and useful matter. - so
III year. 5 cents a copy Of Aewsdeaiers.
nVlnEs ksend 10 cents for 3 sample copies.
BLADE HOMES g. co. Liberty Square, Bos-
Eton. Mass
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aaskuTCn MEN 70 travel and sell 10 Dealers our
kAE AN Gu new unbreakahle glass ehimneys ana
EW lamp goods NO PeddIing. Salary liberal.
~ business permanent Hotel q travelling expenses
maid Monitor Glass Co. 264 Main ST.. Cincinnati. o.
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STRINGS!
HARRY HAZEL'S

Genuine Italian Violin Strings. also for Banjo or Gui,
tar and roc each, q 50 and = doz sent hy mai
on receipt of price, Dealers send card Ter tatosne
D. SAENssEEE. Importer Of Musical Instruments
and Strings. 1OG CHI nbers ST. New YORK
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80 Esror. HaIi's Magic Compound
GO Is the only preparation, one package OF when
V@H will force the beard TO grow thick and heavy
ZrsU on the smootheat face tEitkout INJURY IN Il
%gA DAYS in every case. money cheerullY re-
<AESA funded 2 cent? per package, postpaid fof
A%4EwA so cents +. w. JONES, Ashland. Mass.
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s1oO. REWARD. 900.

- Ttuz M0USTAeHE produced on smooth lace
! 49, e by the use Of DgKEs BKAEn EtuR Nltnoat
- Z inurv or will forfeit $780, Price BY nah 10
4 49, scaled package Is cents, for three - cents
a. L. SMITH CO.. Ag'ts, PaAatlne' ii-
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BOOK for the MILLION.

MEDICAL ADVICE E d Esss FaPPss;: :" sas
Caiarr Kupiure, Opium Habit, &c. sENf FREE Gu reeeiA
b. I..its' Bspensarg No l2 n. s;hst, s.. Louis, Mo
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-25
Turkish Hostility to Giaours.

Distrust Of the Giaour has not subsidized
among either the authorities or the popu-
lace. The other day in Varna, the repre-
sentative of an American newspaper and
your correspondent were walking under
the cliffs within quarter of a mile of the
hotel, when three overgrown youths be-
gan pelting us from the top and shouting
"Giaourv A large stone struck one of
us, and we charged up the hill, upon
which our opponents decamped. The next
day was walking with our Vice. Consul
when some rude louis laid wait for us on
the top Of gateway, and aswe went under
threw some dirt, which just missed nv
companion. Stern fate never followed 4
wicked boy with such determination as
Mr.. Dalziel. showed. In, and out, over
rocks, plains, and sandhills, went the Con-
sui after his quarry, while an ugly-look-
ing crowd gathered and watched the
chase with evident sympathy for the
pursued. After some ten minutes chase,
the young Mahommedan rolled over on
the sand and cried for quarter. The vic
tor thereupon lifted him up, and, after
soundly boxing his ears, left him with an
admonitory kick, which, I hope, will not
fail to improve his manners. 1 thought
at one moment there were slight symp-
toms of a rescue, and as we had just been
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discussing the relative merits of "pin"
and "central' fire, I took the occasion of
the break OF interest owing to the capture
to sit down and thoughtfully examine
the construction Of my weapon. The
crowd, seeing that the fun was over, dis
persed, men following their donkcys with
resigned air ofconviction that it is the
will of Allah that for the present the ju-
venile faithful are no match for English
Consuls. At any other time this trivial
incident would be beneath notice; but
such straws show with what intense
gratitude these people regard us after all
our sacrifices in their behalf.
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Possible Danger.

1t is perfectly amazing to sec the care
lessness with which children are trusted
to indifferent nurses, or to no nurses at all,
IN the public streets and squares, as if
they were really things of no conse-
quence, or nuisances OF which one could
have good radiance, instead of being
really the apple of the eye to whole fam
lilies.
One would think that the fate of the
lost child, whose disappearance has been
anxlously sympathized with by almost
every family in Christendom, would be q
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Divided After Many Years.
From the Detroit Tribune,

! From the Detroit Tribune.
One day, three or four weeks ago. a
gam1n, who seemed to have no friends in
the world, was run over by vehicle on
| Gratiot avenue and fatally injured. After
! he had been in the hospital for week, a
boy abont his own age and size, and look
ing as friendless and forlorn, called 10
ask about him and to leave an orange.
| He seemed much embarrassed, and would
answer no questions. After that he came
daily, always bringing something, if only
an apple. Last week, when the nurse
| told him that Billy had no chance to get
we'll, the strange boy waited around long
er than usual, land finally asked ifhe could
go in. He had been invited to many
times before, but had always refused.
Billy, pale, and weak, and emaciated.
opened his eyes in wonder at sight of the
boy, and before he realized who it was.
the stranger bent close to his face and
sobbcd:
Chilly, can We forgive a Teller? We
was allus fighting and 1 was allus too
much for ye, but I'm sorry! Fore We die
won't ye tell me We haven't any grudge
agin me?"
The young lad, then almost in the
shadow OF death, reached up his thin white
arms, clasped them around the others
neck and replied: De.
"Don't cry, Bob-don't feel bad. I
was ugly and mean, and was heaving a
stone at ye when the wagon hit me. If
yell forgive me, I'll forgive you, and I'll
pray for both o. us!'',
Bob was half an hour late the morning
Billy died. When the nurse took him to
the shrouded corpse he kissed the pale
face tenderly and gasped:
"D-did he say anything about about
me?"
He spoke of you just before he died
asked If you were here" replied the
nurse. -. .-
" And may go--go to the funeral?"
" You may"
And he did. He was the only mourner.
His heart was the only one that ached.
No tears were shed by others, and they
lett him sitting by the pew-made grave
with heart so big that he could not speak.
II, under the crust of vice and igno-
rance, there are such springs of pure feel
ing and true nobility, who shall grow
weary of doing goods
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The wit of the rejoinder is as good as
Ihackeray's reply to Montalambert at the
Derby. TheFrenchman noticed on the
course several men dressed as sailors, but
who were not the genuine article. "Ah,"
said Montalambert, "these, suppose, are
some Of what you call your British tars9',
'No," said Thackeray, promptly "they are
only EPSON salts
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(G tnqefdnbt.)
MnS GbaSfa.

SIN Subre 1870 bate bic p~faurfir>
DIE IN @basfa ote erose @nape, BON
8om Elm 8iIontB Der ). Sunefrau
Warta BON Der immerndbreneen 6ilfe,
eewetbt pom 81. 0atsr Plus TX. su
betOmmen. SIN parauf foIssnben Sabre
oerlieb Der 81. Batter alien @I1ubieen,
weI&e mad wdrptsem @mpfang Der ;.
Saframerte Der guee uno oes Mltars
am is. Stunt pper am acknowledgement
Spnntase bteie Stride belu6en uno
bort mad Der Wetnuns bes 81. gaters
beten, etnen SDufOmmenen Nblne, unr
Aaen, welde an isDeu, anbern Sage bes
SabreS cieie 8tr&e bsiu6en unb NIT
rsumatbtsem 6ersen III pbtserM einune
beten, etnen NblaB BON 800 Iasen.
Nu6 tn btelem Sabre wirp oaS Ged
am Is. SUM- In Der Stride au Gbasto
eefeiert. S6on ani Na@mittaae Dor.
Der BON swet ubr an rperOen bic bod,
wirptsen Granststaner 8dtsr @eleeens
belt our Set@te eeben. am Gefftas'
feIbf beginner bte 81. WeHen ON @na.
pens altar um BALI a1t ubr, pas bod,
ant um 3ebn ubr. W. 3.
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Gin StmG Snbiamerfrie9.

General Serrp fanbte fOlsenben 8ert&t
an eas 9aupt Commando:
SD babe pom IonsusFufe nod fetnen
amtltGen 8ertGt eybatten ; absr lieutenant
Sunsr pom 3~etten Gapa1er,ereStment, mel.
der tn benz GefeGte perwunbet purDe. III
bier etnsetrUfen unb tbstlt mtt, bab General
Mtles ben 8ertGt am g. Sra Der @Of
ubergeben BAT. Obae 3wetiel stns berfelbe
(ber gert4t) perloren. Bon Suffer erfubr
j&. baB bas @sfe6t am 9tttle Mubbp Greet,
etnent NebenfuB bes &ofebub, unBefdRr bret
Nstlen oberbalb Der MinbunB f~attfanb.
Das Snbtanerldaer, etma so Bic 80 @e3elte
urtfafenb, trurbe an 7. b. Bet Sases1n.
bru& lberfa1en; Der &f w6trte unse,
fdtr 3pei Stunben. Die 3abl Der Saba.
ner, tpelHe baran t~tetlnabmen, belief ftA auf
unsef6br 200, tpoppn ID tObt auf BEN
S1laGtfe1be b!ieben. : Der @erluR Des @e.
neral @iles be3tFerte F1 auf 4 Sobte unb
s @erwunbete, unter trelden leSteren f@
aud Der lieutenant Turer befanb. Die
GOmpusnten s., O., s. unb 6. pom 2.
GaSaaerte>N eseuaent unb IS bertttene 2eute
pom IS. unb %. Snfdntrte.8 eatusnt be.
tbetltsten fl9 ant Gefe&t. Dus Snbianer.
lager mar aufs ret@taltiSRe NIT 9sbsnsrntt.
tela unb @aaren ieber art seritben, pelGe
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(Gtnaefan
MuS ManfatO.

&c f,eut mid, Sbnert mittbetlen III
F6nnen, pas Das 6rObnlet9namsfet an,
oorteen lOnnerfas in Der bteltsen fas
,tbolN9en Str6e isbr feierli@ besansen
nuroe.
8ormittaas I'M ;sbn ubr mar feiers
ltde5 0o6amt, cslebrtrt Don bohw. P.
SbniBler, mad oemlelbsn fsier!i9eprOs
sslltOn tn Der Sirde, nobel Die fefli6
esfIetpeten SbulmdDGen Blumert Dor
pas Nuerbeiltsife btnifreuten. Die
san3e GsierIi&te,t ertnnert 70 rs@t an
ote Setter ptelss Cages In Der aItsr
beimut. unD es freut ale @ldubisen,
Sung unp Nlt, oerlslben beipcbnen
Su f6nnen. Nbenrs mar S1lue Der
WatanDaGt nit prepist uno Seesn.
Die8trde mar NIT iunssnB alobduuisr,
uno Srdn;en iebr idSn eeidmddt.
Der Seller mag aus oieIer fursen Mtts
tbeilun9 ertnebmen, ,baB bns ttr6lt&e
esben bier IN, i65ner Blitbe hebt.
N6se es uns au@ in Der 3utunft su
Ibet! wRrcen. Noh babe tb bsisu.
tnsen. caB infer trefFide Gbor, beslsi-
TT pom Der Srssl pie! CUR Geter beitrue.
g. 3.
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GS lebe Napf Nins TX!

New yort 8. Stunt. Das So
idbrtpe 8lidofsiubtIdum oes papfes
Plus TX. wurUe i'm bie19en Dome
our6 etn fete,li6es 6o6amt eefeiert.
lelesrapbilhe Deps(hen aus rerlhies
benen TbeiIen rss 2onees meIpen, pa6
ote EatbDltfsn bas Set ausemein In
anseme6sner Weiie b~eBinaen.
louisville. 8. SUM-. Der
50fe Sabreetao Der Wsibe pss ifeieen
popfes sum Biidof rpuroe BON Der
bieisen fatbolilben 8so5lfarung In
a!dnsfnper Deile e~efetert. On cen
3use. pelder iih burd Die Dauptfra,
Gen Der S.aot bere9te, nabmen nibt
ueniaer aIs 5000 periOnen 1beii.
Die Uetsr fanp purd Elm In bes &atbe>
crate DeranfaItstes Concert fat, ~
weldem ft6 Ibsr 5000 Yerionen elm
fanoen.
st. eoute, 3. Suli. Dos So
idbrise BfldofSiubildum beS papfes
ipurbe bier teute NIT erpeem CLAM 9es
feiert. Sc fano Elm um3ug fatt, mas
mon bisber in Der Art nt6t bier eeiebsn.
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