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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-02-16
TONTIAE PLAN,

or upon prne.ple of accumulaiing profits for den
periods which first introduced by tins Socie-
ty. and has been recommended and endorsed by ehi
nent experts in Life Insurance. and by leading bmsi
ness men. Forty -Four per cent has bee earnes and
accumulated the premiums paid onits rontine Life
Policies. and forty per cent on IT'S loHine Ehdow-
ment Policies issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cety represent exclusively the interests Of the Policy
holders and in presenting the society TO notice. they
feel that il has strong claims upon public confidence
bcccuse of the strict ana conservative principles by
which its various departments are governed In the
assets and in the administration Of the Society, per-
security is given for the future, which Of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support OF their families
transactions the Equitable; none is more promT
nj just in its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-02-16

So common to our best female population, are seher
ally u,anifsted bv the uneasy, restless sensation "i
the patient. The stomach and nervous system a.e
all svmpathetlcay d>orered in most diseases .,
uterus There is also dali, heavy pam arars
f.l, in ,Le lower portion of the back, or se.ere
burning and sharp pain that sairno>t unenduraot
soreness through the ons. pubs or lower Por''ost
of the abiolne n and through the upper por'ioh Vi
M rlio,s. nausea in the stomach il of frequent oc.
currency pain and giddness in tue head sense o'
confusion or weakness. and constant running iroi
one or bot ewes some times follow rs syhpathetie
SYMPTOM OF j-,,>c,i uterus and with tne weakness
Of the muscles there il constant bearin. "own
pain a pulling from the bowels that render IL very
painful 10 walk or stand io- any length OF iiue-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
The Hanging Of Mcloletsk,.

ST.. Petersburg. March 5-Melodetski,
the nihilist who att mpted to shoe, G:n.
Me,ikoff last Wednesday, was brought 10.
day from the fortress to the place of execu
tlop, strapped in sitting position, on block
vehicle, With his back 10 the horses. A
placard bearing the words "state command" !"
was attached to his breast. A company of
Cossscks formed The escort. Phe scaffnld
was surrounded by Infantry drawn up in g
hollow tqusre. On the way to the scaffold.
and after reaching it. Melode,ski was quite
calm, smiling occasionally. After the sen.
tence had been read, Melodetski turned and
bowed on ali sides to the people. Just be.
fore being delivered to the hangman, ne said q
few words to the priest. aud kissed the
cross. The execution took place in pres
ence of an immense concourse. Tue body
remained hanging twenty minutes. Th
police arrested men in the crowd. having
the appearance Of students. Th:y were
taken to The fortress under strong escort.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
A Destr,,eeive storm, .

Cleveland, Ohio, March Sat twenty
minutes past one this morning gale sc-
compauied with thunder and lightning
which had been blowing at the rate of 33
mlee, suddenly raised to the ve-
Iocity OF ~ miles On hour, shifting from
southwest to southeast. and continuing fivu
minutes. Il did great damage to many
chtmueys. Fences. signs and trees were
blown down. A brick wall, two feet thick
on Broadway was blown over. Several
amsll frame buildinss were wrecked. The
Cleveland female sem,nsry, Woodland
avenu'. vas half unroofrd. and part of ,hr
upper vest wall torn cd About seventy
Young ladies' were sleeping in tho tns.i,u-
700. out noue ~-tc j'red. The roof Of
the new brick mil ri Inc Cleveland ROLL
.oe MILL company tn the 18Th ward ~,
enlttse6. sod ono end of shs val, b,ovo In.
s.l'ses Julius Brosa aod severely .rjarioe
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
Mental DeranEement.

Paris. March 5-Dispatches from St. Pet.
ersbnrg say that Fen. Milikoff's would be
assassin, Melodetsky, when arrested, be.
haved in such manner ~ to suggest mental
arrangement, but a surgeon pronounced
him zane. When before Gen. Zlrot1, pretec.
Of police, for preliminary examination, he
made declaration regarding his arrest last
year, and escape from Juek. He said tha,
he was native Of Min.k, thirty years old
and became convert from Judaism, because
it wss impossible for the Jews to live in
st. Petersburg. Gen .Melik"f Wednesday
evening ordered court martial for Thurs
day moroing, and began at II o'clock tha,
day. The prisoner was inso.ent 10 language
aud demesuor He refused to stand up. or
take snv part in thu proceedings, saving
that he had nothing 10 add to what be had
already told Gen. Suroff; ,hst be did not
want to be troubled suy more, and wanted
the matter finished. The deposi,ions we're
then read, aud the prisoner was withdrawn
while the court deiiberated. He was
brought back at / O'Clock, when the judg-
ment was pronounced.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
A Nihiiist Manifesto.

Paris, March San ,r:ecoucilable JOUR.
n.l publishes what purpor,s to be mani
ies,o of the Russian revolutionary execu.
tive committee. justfy,ng the plot ags,ns,
the czsr, which resulted in the explosion
IN the winter palace The manifesto ex
press regret At the death of the unt0rtunst.
soldiers IN the palace, hut de
clares that such catsstrophes are inevitable,
so long as the army is the bulwark of I'm
perial srstocrscy II says that the revolu-
tion is forced on Russia by the eovernmen,
repression of intellectual development, and
that the struggle must continue until the
car abdicates Or grants constitution. and
declares I'VE viii triumph Ut all costs"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
i. LATEST BY MAIL

Wilmington. Del March 3.-Henry Pep
per. law partner of Senator Bayard, was
found dead IN his bed this morning.
Washington, March 3.-The trial Of Vir-
gil Gully for the murder of ex-State Senator
John P. Gilmer in the Chisholm massacre
will commence at Dekalb, Miss, on Mon
day next.
Danville, Va, March 3.-M. H. Tredway
deputy collector of internal revenue, was
convicted of enlightenment In the United
States district court here to-day Judge
Rives to.1sy remanded the Reynclds ne
groes to the sheriff. of Patrick county. 10
accordance with the decision of the United
States supreme court.
Washington, March 3.-Miss Raymond,
in whose behalf Mrs. Belva Lockwood yes.
terday filed papers in the suit against SEN
ator B. H. Hill for seduction, furnishes to.
day a statement that it was not begun with
her knowledge and consent, but against her
protest, and che has no claim against Sena-
tor Hill, who ia not her seducer.
Peoria, ILL.,, March 3.-Jeremiah Webster
and John Gutliff, farmers living near Chill
lico'he in this county, have had dispute
for several months about division of the
line of their respective farms. Yesterday
Webster started TO huiId fence on the
disputed line and Gutliff shot him. the
ball taking effect 10 his head. Webster
died Of his wound this morninr. Gutnff
has been arrested.
Washington, March 3.-Commisaioner
Leduc, in letter to Representative I.eFe.
vre, Gays the wants of the agricultural de.
partm-nt are many and urgent. A suitable
bui ding is needed for the accommodation of
the employees, the storage and handling Of
seeds and the continuous exhibition of agri
cultural produce. The commissioner ur
gently recommends the addition of divis-
ions Of forestry, meterology and veterinary
division.
New York. March 9.-An undertaking
ON the injunction was filed this morning
with the clerk Of the supreme court in the
suit of the Western Union Telegraph com
psny against the American Union company.
The injuaction is obtained to prevent the
defendants from the construction Of tele.
graph lines on either side Of Washington
street between Cedar and Vessey streets,
or from erecting or placing poles, cross
arms or insulators in said streets.
Augusta, Me-, March 3.-Wsllace r.
White, before the legislative committee to
dav, denied in toto the statements that he
paid money to either Swan or Hartman to
induce the reaignations OF their seats in the
Legislature. He had interviews with both
Of them, At which they intimated their 10.
tention to resign their positions, and White
commended highly their Intentions, assist.
ing in the preparations of the papers in
either case, but neither gave nor offered
money!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

CONGRESSIONAL.
eENATE.

6hNAIH
Washington, March 5.-Mr. Garland in.
trodnced joint resolution extending until
April fifteenth the tlme allowed the secrets.
ry of the interior to inatruct the U. 8. land
Office at Little Rock, under section 10 Of the
act Of March 3rd, 1877, in relation TO the
Hot Springs reservation, which time would
exaire March 10Th. The resolution passed.
The bill relieving Pay Director G. w. Alb.
bott from liability for defalca,ion BY hissub-
ordinate peessd yeas 35, nays IA.
HOUSE.
Washington, March 5.-Mr. Carlisle in.
troduced bill fixing the duties on sngar.
Mr.. Butterworth offered resolution de.
claring that the agitation BY congress of the
question of reducing the internal revenue
tax on distilIed spirits is not demanded BY
public exegency and ia inexpedient.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
In Toledo.

Toledo. March 5.-During the prevalence
Of the heavy storm OF wind and rsin at On
early hour this .. M. chimney of tho
Buckeye brewery was blown down, falling
and crushing the engine house in which
policemen John Hassett and N. F. Doyle
aud the night watchmsn at the brewery
had taken refuge. The two former were
killed; the latter seriously Injured. The
wind attained Q velocity of seventy-two
miles 40 hour. doing considerable damage
to roofs. sheds. &C.. and prostra,ing tele-
graph lines 10 oil directions.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
THE TORNADO.
lnIndianapolis.

Indianapolis, March 5-A terrific tornado
passed over the city At about IL o'clock last
night. A large number Of houses were un.
rooted, chimneys blown down, trees uproot.
ed and the Central avenue Methodist church
was almoat entirely demolished. Two or
three persons we're seriously injured, but ~
far as known no lives were lost.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

Paris, March, 5-The Russian embassa-
dor has assured the FreLch government that
its decision in the matter Of The surrender
of Hartman, whatever it may be, will no,
affect the relations between France and
Rnaaia
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
The Stamp Act.

Washington. March 5.-Dr. Wakefield,
Of Illinois, advocated to-day the removal Of
the internal revenue stamptax on co.metics,
perfumerjes and medicines.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
Political.

New York, March ga new republican
state committee was organized to-day, with
Chester A Arthur as chairman.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
The Weather.

Washington, March 4-The weather in.
dication. for the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys are: Clear or fair
weather, northwest To southwest temperature
10 south half both districts
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

new YORK.
New York. March 5.
WHEAr-Spring, dull, nominal. Winter,
shade easier. dull. No. 2, red. April, ST .49}
@$l.504. March, 81 .49 bid, $1.49} asked.
CoRN-Quiet. shade stronger. Mixed
western, 574c April.
OArs-Firm. Western. 475@5l3c
PoRK-Firm. Old meas, $ll.s74.
LARD-Stronger, s7.723.
BUTTER-Firm, fair, inquiry.
WHIsKEY-Nominal, $l.lO.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, March s.
WHEAr-Steady, $l.24S cash. sl.25A
April, Sl.25S May.
CoRN-Ea.ier, 37lc cash. 4O2c Nav.
OArs-Firm, 3ls@2l!c cash, 35sc bid
May.
RyE-744c.
BARLEY-Nominal.
PoRK-Weak, Sll.75 cash, Sill. .S21 April.
LARD-Weak, $7.l2! cash, S.. 20 April.
WHIsKY-$lO7.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. March 5.
+ WHEAr-i@A higher. Closed 6rm. Hard.
SIPS. No. !. 81 %. M. 2. 81 23G1$l 2Ol.
March Sl.2Ol. April Sl2lA. May $l.25i.
No. 3. 81 0s3. No. 4, 81 o.
CoRx-Firm, -3c
OArs-S,csdy. 3lsc,
Rye-Firm, 75lc.
BAaLEr-Sseady, eAc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
The TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. !

Auditors Office.
ted in the city of Hartford and state Of Cohnect-
cut, has filed In this office sworn statement of
its condition on the 3lst day of December, A. D..
1879, in accordance with the provisions of an act
Of the legislative assembly of the territory Of
Dakota, relating to insurance companies, ap-
proved February 10th, 1877 and
Whereas, on examination OF the sworn state
ment of said company filed in this office, find
that the said insurance company is possessed Of
the necessary amount of capital invested as re.
quired by law.
Therefore, l, Z. A. Sherman, auditor of Dakota
territory. do hereby certify that said insurance
company is duly authorized to transact the bu-
siness OF fire insurance in said territory
for the year ending December 3lst, 1880, BY
agents properly appointed.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and seal this 17ih day of February, A.
y. 1850. f. A. SHERMAN, Auditor.
tSEAL. BY l.. NJ. PURDY, Deputy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
FOREIGN TeLEcRAMs.
APanic In Berlin,

New York, March ga cable dispatch
reports panic al Berlin.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
GENERAL NEWS.
Execution Of the NihiIist Assassin, Melo.
dstski, at st. Petersburg, To-day.
Destructive Tornado in the States Of Ohio
and Indiana.
x.rcher Z Meade's Flourinx Mil, Nsar
Springfield. DAKOTA. Destroyed
by FIre.
Ds..roy.a wy Fire.

Special to the Press and Dakotatan,
s ring6eld. March 5.-The new Touring
Of Kaucher & Mead was totally destroyed
by FIRE this morning.
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pirtlid msnis Nussnblids tpabte, In beaten
Id Wube bate, mid NIT Nneessr Mnsele-
esnteiten gu befddftiscn.
Sd mShte Did um eiae @sfaltetsit
eriuaen. SD BIN ausenblidIia In elmer
tle;nen gerleAenbeit - Id babe Maleeur
aetabt, weibt Du Walbtubl mar niat
balt 70 sIel wsrtb ale Dstn lsliSsr gatsr
geslaubt, psn!al1ens bsbauetste sas bic
irOmme @dwsasrfhait. in bsrsn SanSsn
es fh tfbt tsfupst; en6n, Id bin auf
Dem 1rcdsnen unb mub Did bitten, mir
.insn She'll Defines Garitales aur Ssrfa.
sung 3u Rellsn; (uaturlih nur liaDsiie!)
i'd tufFs, Du warp Hug ssnus, easlslbe
sdn3li6 untsr Dsner 5anp gu bsbaltsa.
Sn tur;er 3eit louf Du BON mir borsn-
surausFdhi6 atsr uuter anssrem Namsn.
Die JIr(tin Dttdailpf wire Dir bann
banfeno ,p!sosreraattsn, mas Du mir balo
gu 1enbsn bic Site baten wirIf, iefoa
ppbiperfanben, obne bab Dein Wa..n
baron etfdhrt! @pllts e5 Oir unmDslth
1etn. ctne (ein Dil5sn cine bsoeuteneere
Summe 3u ienben, 70 idreite umssbeno. Id
mrb es bann per|uden, mir antere Sasl
len gu er5fnen. Noh eine furss 3sit unb
Der Siea it mein Ylande.
P. S. Du bia tpfenllib i'm Stanbe,
Did sinigsrmoesn In mene Berealtniils
gu oerirssn uno eabsr ein,uietsn. baB
ein Darlebsn BON weniser als 10000
5ranes BON mir ,uradsewielsn meroen
wurbe.
Das alio mar pas gGeib, eas be. Jreiz
terr Gil 1ein ebles, nertrauenoes 9sr, se,o'
9tn z Nrmer Batter -
GnrtltbunJ fplg.
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xeras 8.

(8errespaHdsnz.) Sd muB bod au6
einmal mieoer BON mir 60ren lahen.
Will oeBbalb nit oer neueiten Senlation
beginner, tpel9e li6 bier Sugetrasen
bat. 3u ni6t geringer CONFORMATION
einiger 8epobner 8ulperbes uno be1len
umgehung bat li) ndmlib am Sonn=
tag ben 4. Suli Elm S9ibenperein ge=
bilbet, troboem er ni6t in Sang"
fowinen follte ober fonnte, iuie ginige
meinten. sSa, trob alien 6inoerniilen,
tpel9e man oemielben in ben Weg leste,
erfrellt ct li6 i9pn Der 3abl bon stpan=
gig Wtitglieoern. Oie 8eamter bes
8ereins iinb: $. s. ueder, Yrdlibent;
Wilbelm Yieper, Sefretdr; s. 2eel6,
S6abmeiiter; Gbriitian Serplb, 8aupt=
mann; Wilbelm lleder, 2ieutenant;
5. S., Nojutant. Obgleid Qlnfdnser,
baben Die Mtitglieber bod f1or gut gez
i6oien; ia, baben iogar i6on elm
D8ullseHe" gema6t auf bunoert Oaros!
-S Die iaure @urfenseit i6eint in grnit
gefommen gu iein; aber @urfen tpiro es
bel oieier Srodenbeit lebr tpenige geben.
9llles berlangt mad &egen unb man
ltebt i6on tpieoer 2eute nit 6d1lern auf
benz Magen, tpel6e leioer fein 8ier
ionoern u a er fabren miil1en.
= SIN Staat Sfras bsfnbsn Fa 5s5
ppfamter.
-New Orleanisr 3ettuneen perl7hern,
bab bic 2ouifana Weflihe gilsn6abn bic
Serbinbuns 3w'ihsn 6pufon unb gem
Srleans nidt upr tsm l.. Sftobsr bsrfsl.
len pirb.
= Sn Jannin Counts 1T tsrsits Mats
BET bissiabrioen grnts eematlsn morben.
= Sn Bsmts Sassmiitle Eel Gsrar.
lana ssristben swet Tarbise. &ains unS
Sbarp, in Streit. grilersr 1hpb ben Qeb
ttrn tont, brebte bann (sine Jliute tsrum
uno ialus 70 lunss NIT bsm 9olbsn auf
ben &opf bee S6arp, tis Der s&aft bss
@swebrs ,eriplittssts mprauf er entflo6.
= Bel @orfleana fanb man unter elmer
Bride, wslde utsr ben pine Oat Greet
fabrt. zine aeIdr. Babr1asirli& liest
bier Elm Mprb Dor.
= 9lah ben GeniusanaaSsn iiter galb.
rsa Counts ,dblt 9ulina 700 ginmubner.
Ole Wei3snerntt Bel 9uling bat nur
Bufbsl auf Dem @dsr srsebsn gon Saz
fer uurben so 0ul6el per Gdtr eserntet.
/ - Sin Bewoansr Bon DENTON Namens
Zone bat bieien Sommsr BON bort 5000
6lafn pfriiGt mad ct. Quuts perfhift
- Vrsifsnmaisrial fir bic Snternatio.
nalba6n fam In @alpsifon an unb rourpe
BON bort foslet6 wsiter beftrcert.
| = Die folsenbsn YcRanaalten I'm
Staate ba6en bas Nsft srbalteu. poi7an
reiluneen auesuisqsn Nlbans, Bred
enribse, BrpwnwOob, Centre, Coleman,
Derter, eagle pas. 5alrTsto. Glatonia,
5lorssplllt, St. Griffin. JranfIin, @ranb.
pieu, 5amiltOn, 5illsboro, 2abonia,
Wansfislb. Ratasorba, Miaiean. Mont
|. aomerp, Ylsafanton, Ris @ranbs gits
Gan Diego. '1oslorspi0s, Wtnsborousb.
- Wauriee Woore, Der an Der Grmor.
buns tss SIC Mi0au In Nuiiin tbsilnabm
III ausseriisu unD isins Biirssn nader
febr betratte Gsahter.
= Or. WeMaeon In Qdperntd, be,
Dor msbrsren 2asen Son sinsm gswt(Isr
, Nealcn seitoiIen wurbs, III ietnsn Wun
BEN trltsen. Sm Mibpap S&ultau1e I,
@uasalupe Gcunip fanb am psrsana.ner
Donnerfaa cine 0sriammluna BON Bur
germ Der gountiss Dillsn, 3arnes un,
Guadalupe aatt. wslHe ibrs Sympatbt
NIT ben Jamilien Der beiben srmcrbetsl
. Mdnner, Mc cNaton uab 1sam, aus
|. furad. gon ben Bsriammelten MURDER
$500 ss3eihnet, wsl&e ale 0elptuun
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Tteber. Seeticnen scn Terr,tprisn,
in tenen Jisbsr bura eiae nit maiarilaen
Stofsn ansefdllte Ntmuspbare erSeust
msrbsn. ssbraudsn nit sou fanoisem Gr~
fols Warners Safs Sidney uao e!afr
Cure unb @arnsrs @afe pius. @srlc=
nen tpelde an &rantteiten Bic lss Gtaraf'
tfrs carnieoer ltessn, wertsn curd Den
Oetraub berIelben furtrt.
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Cine fcltcne Se1egenbeit.
Wan belid,tige bic relnen 2innsn Ba=
tilfs AZ Boil brett, GIT balben PreiIen BET
9bram & So.
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Rein 6ospttaInStbta.

So 1T tein 5ospttal aottweneia far
pattenten, welHe 5opf.n Bttter
sebrau&sn, au& fam man gut be,ablte,
te9abte Suffer entbebren, um bic 8erbitu.
ite pes 6opftn Bitters on,upreil.n. Dal.
ielbs ipri&t far fh islba bur1 feline 8u.
ren im Gamiltshfrsile. - Nsw yort Sn.
DEPENDENT.
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Wdpreno ciaiar 28rdle, bon Wcntas
Worsen an, ps!fuilfen mir ial, Netail
1000 Gtid Sarbarger @tifereien ;u
10 Gents bic Yar5 /; semStnlih gu 20
bis 25 Gents reifauft. Ntan fomn,e
frubseitis, Hill eins ausmabl unter ben
Wtuitern gu treffell. g dram& So.
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- Serr 9ursu, 8sder, Nspton, Jsas.,
(hrsitt uns 5OIsenoes: sd TIT felt
crsi Sabren an 5sr3tlppfen, Bruabsihper.
ben, 8latanssn unb iaursm Nuffobsn
aus bsm Nasen. Or. Nugua R0niss
5amturssr 5rupfen taben mid gan, ba,
pcn befreit."
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s. Scsts 81 g Dbne smpfnesn
tpieoer siae nsae @eaoung bon Spisen,
gmbroieeries, 9anDtiidsrn 5ilhtahsrn,
Stirt Jrout5 unO Damea. unp &tnos' i,
fhuben, wslde lis btQtssr ais ireene Elm
Store In Der Staat pfrfaufen.
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fur tis grsrsifuns bss IGrssrs Nsafon
ausssisbt mprben 1nb. Sopann wnroe
@russtnsur &otsrts aufssfOrofrt, ale
itm gu @sbpt aetsnhsn Mt!el 3u srare:,
fen, UNI tes NSrbers tatbaft 5u tperesn.
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Wiati1 fur sIarrrer.

Das etn3ie oirtlame Mittsl, be Baum'
iucllenraupe 3u psrtil9en, if
Yari{er @r II,
In bsliebisen Naa1titatsn 81 baten unp
febr billie BET
6. $. 81 iilter, (paint store.)
1anbler Ia 6av9sH. Goamsree 5trabe,
Gan Mntonc.
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- Sn Stem Yert erfclste bieier Gage
gang rlSblih bas stbleben bet 20 Sabre
olten @ulan Han ION in SO. 20 State-
Straee. Die Gerrners llnterluduns ct,
CAB, taB 5as WISbhen infolse zines 5u
eng eeidniirten GorIets, bas lic mdbreno
elmer 0uitpartie am Gage rpr ibrem Tooc
tru9, erfrautts uub itarb.
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NO. 1O1.

with him, until after the deed was ac-
comphshed. 1t happened that the new
pursuit was of a nature which is per-
fectly agreeable to the other partern.
Now | want you to decide whether the
deserted partner has right to insist
that the partnership be continued as
the term Of their agreement has not yet
expired, or is the contract not binding
because it was made before Christian
authorities, and the deSertcr is jew ?"
The Rabbi thought for few minutes
and asked her under what circumstances
the agreement was entered into, and
whether one of the parties was not
forced by authority or alIured by deceit
INTO making the contract He then told
her that he could not give his decision
immediately A~ She did not want to
name the parties concerned. he had to
consult two or three other rabbis before
he decided tn" matter. If she would
come tomorrow, she would find him
prepared to Give his opinion
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IEI"NbN AND IIS BRIDE.


Tire ucAt dry wh@n |jgmunG read the
Bible with \adya. and became rdrticu-
larIy eloquent about some very poctic;l
Psalm. she became thoughuuI. There
was All expression Of sadness and apprc
hension in her face which her lover
could not fail to notice; he asked her
the cause Of Der SORROW.
am thinking of you, Sigmund, >"
was her reply YOU are so religious
and speak with such enthusiasm about
religious matters, that am afraid you
never could be happy with an irreligious
wife.
But I hope I shall be happy with
you, Nadya =
Would you be SO if were not as
strong believer as you %
It would depend how far your heresy
would go. Tell me openly, do you be
lieve in all the teachings Of the Biblc?"
The Girl confessed that she disbe-
lieycd many things, but the cause Of her
skepticism was Sigmund himself, with
his constant philosophizing and refer
ring everything to reason. She could
not believe many things of the New
Testament, although Father ChaminSky
explained those things to her by refer
ring TO the Old Yestament but she had
nothing against the teachings Of the