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The Globe-republican., 1893-06-02
ORDER OF SALE

ORDER OF SALE,
First Publication April IA. 1893.
state Of Kansas: Ford County. IS:
The Investors Company,
vs..
BENJAMIN +. Q. Imboden, Lizzie Imboden
and Edward w. NOrcrOss.
and delivered. issued out OF the 9th judicial
District Court Of the State Of Kansas, sitting
In and for Ford county in said state will, on
SATURDAY. NAY 20, A. ID. 1888,
at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the west
front door Of the court house, in the city of
Dodge City in the county and state aforesaid,
offer at public sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand the following des-
cribed real property, wit:
The southeast quarter OF section eleven
Gid, township twenty nine (29) south, range
Ford County. Kansas.
Said property to be sold as commanded by
the said order OF ' e n BEEsoS Sheriff
sherihrs ONCE. Dodge City. Kansas. April
b. H. Err1ES. Attorney for Plaintiff.
ORDER OF SALE.
State of Kansas, Ford County, IS:
Richard E. Lusk,
vs..
James NJ, Forker, A. S. Forker. Matilda
c. Forker, A. A. Jennings and Lew E.
barrow.
BY virtue of an Order of Sale to me
directed and delivered, issued out of the
9th Judicial District Court of the State
of Kansas, sitting in and for Ford
County, in Safe, ! will, on Saturday
May Goth A. D. 1893, at 2 O'Clock P, NJ.
of said day, at the West Front Door
of the Court House, in the city of Dodge
City, in the County and State aforesaid,
offer at public sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand the following
described real property to wit:
The North west quarter of section twenty
COY in township Twenty-Five coy south
Of range twenty-five (25) west of the 9Th
P. NJ. in Ford County Kansas
said property TO be sold as commanded
by the said Order of Sale.
C. NJ. Beeson Shelf.
Sheriffs Office. Dodge City Kansas,
April 18th 1893.
Sutton 4 McGarry.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First Published April 18th 1898,
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W. I. e.
Will make the season of 1898 at Dodge City.
W. H. H. is chestnut stallion 16 hands high and
weighs 100 pounds with plenty of bone
and muscle, and is q son of the
great imported race horse,
kyrle Daily.
PEDIGREE.
W. H. II. is q chestnut stallion bred by Sanford
c. Lyme, Window, KY: foaled 1884 by imported
Kyr!e DAILY; First dam Lady Longfellow. by
Uncle John Harper's immortal Longfellow; End
dam Lady Moore, by Vandal; 3rd dam by Beale g
Woodpecker; 9Th dam Thornton's Rather; 5th
dam BY SeymOur's Eagle; 9Th dam by Boxer: 7th
dam Rose of Shar6n, by imported PantalO6ns;
Sth dam Queen Of Diamonds, by Meade's Celer;
9th dam Phiiadephia. by Meade's Pilgrim; 10th
dam by Lees Mark Anthony; 18th dam by i'm
ported Silver Eye; 18th dam by imported Dolly
Rogers; 18th dam by imported Monkey; 18th dam
By imported Childers.
TERMS.
Twenty-Five dollars to insure mare with colt.
Short Season. J. c. BRIGGS.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
At Dodge City, in the State of Kansas, at the
close of business May 4, 1893.
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PEDIGREE.
TERMS.

Twenty -6ve dollars to insure mare with colt.
Short Season. J. c. BRIGGS.
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Will make the season of 1898 at Dodge City.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Governor Altgold, Of Illinois, is
dangerously I'll.
Tho quarantine bill was passed by the
house yesterday.
The illness OF DR.. Cornelius Horz has
reached q critical stage and he spent O
restless night with much suffering.
Lieutenant Totten, Of the army, has
resigned 10 follow literary pursuits.
Ho has been teaching military science
vt Yale.
Samuel L. Adams, noted lawyer, died
at Cleveland yesterday, aged seventy.
three, from the effects Of an attack Of
grip two yoars ago.
Tho President sent to the senate the
nomination Of Frank o. Partridge, Of
Vermont, TO DO envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotontiury TO Won.
ozuela.
Tho latest letters from Samoa state
that Louis Stevenson. tho novelist, is In
good health. His friends, therefore,
discrodit the adverse reports In regard
to hia health.
Edward L Harper, ox.prosldont Of
tho Fidelity National Bank, OF Cincin-
nnli, and convict in tho Ohio poniton.
tiary, has been denied q pardon by.
President Harrison. -
Tho comptroller OF tho currency has
appointed the Lincoln National Bank,
Of Now York, and The National Bank OF
Baltimore, Md, na reserve agents for
tho national bank at Davis, w. Va
The gas In the mines Of Evans & Co.,
at Beaver Meadow, Pa, took 6Fe Sun.
day night, and tho Gre is raging through
nearly tho whole workings. All tho
mulUs have been taken out OF tho mines,
and The work Of flooding II 10 being
pushed Two hundred mon are thrown
out Of employment.
The subcommittee Of the house com.
mitioo on naval affairs charged with
tho preparation Of tho naval approprla.
tlon bill hayO rOduuatad Representatives
Of tho Bethlehem Iron and Steel Com.
pnny and Carnegie, Phippa 4 90. 10
appoar before them on Wednesday and
Thursdny noxt aud explain tho uauio
Of dOlay Ia tho delivery Of afhioF plates,
aud olhpr naval steel,
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any locality where proper constitu,
tional authority shall officially deter
mine such action to be dangerous TO the
lives and safety OF the people Of such
locality, Rejected,
After the rejection OF various other
amendments the committee rose and
reported the bill to the house. Then
the house found itself in a tight parlia-
mentary tangle, and every member who
attempted to diseptangle 1t only drew
the knot the frmeF,
The bill was reported from the COM
mittee Of the wholeas substitute
for the original bill introduced by Mr..
Raynor, and as such substitute was re-
ported as one amendment, although it
had itself received several amendments,
Complaint was made that this was not
the proper status OF the bill, but the
speaker was firm in his decision that
there was but one amendment-the
substitute-perding.
The previous question was finally or
dered OH the substitute reported by the
committee of the whole-l30 to 2O-and
the substitute waa agreed to.
AN RhASy kbuuluGEubi 1ouHa1lHhulUtl
then moved to Tecommit the bill with
Instructions to tho committee on com.
merce to report back the provisions Of
the senate bill as modified by the
amendment adopted by the house COM
mittee Of the whole, with tho exception
OF the Cochran amendment, which pro-
Vides that nothing in this act shall be
construed to authorize any federal oiil.
cor to relax, modify or suspend any
rules or regulations which may be
adopted by state or municipal authori.
ties for The exclusion OF contagious or
infectious diseases from any port in the
United States, or to permit the entry
or discharge OF any vessel in any port
where quarantine regulations have been
established by state or municipal au.
thority until such vessel shall have com.
piled with such regulations.
The motion to recommitt was defeat
ed--yeas 05, nays 157.
Then came the vote on the final pas
sage OF the bill. On a division the vote
stood Ill 10 II. Mr.. Mallory raised
the point OF no quorum, but on a vote
by tellers the vote stood 1888 to 80. No
effort was made to secure the yeas and
naVs
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MIR. pIalne not improved.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2S.-Dr.
Johnston visited Mr.. Blaine at @ o'clock
this evening. On leaving the house he
said he considered the patient just a
triae stronger than yesterday, but this
was almost impercoptible. Mr.. Blaine,
he said, rested we'll during the day and
from present indications be did not
look for any change tonight and would
not return unless summoned. The doc
tor was asked If he considered Mr..
Blaine's condition improved. He re.
piled that he did not and that he was
still very feeble,
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TuscoIA, ILL.,, Jan. 2S.-Yeaterday
Principal BasSott, Of the camargo high
school, attempted to puniah boy
named Jones, While ho was doing 90
Jonos'S elder brother, d man in uilo,
seized q largo iron poker aud
rushed upon Basselt Jus. AZ
this iimo Assistant Principal Blake
entsFod tho room, and sosiHR passotps
danger struck Jones on tho head with
another poker, cutting largo cash.
This quiotod tho older Jones. To-day
suit was brought against tho teachers
In Justice lambs court, whore II was
decided that they wero jubtl6od ID their
actions toward the boy.
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THE pool Will BE DIssoLvED
The Distlllng aud Cattle Feeding cOmbi-
nation will Separate.

nation VIII separate,
New YoRK, Jan, 2S,-There was quite
a little furry in the stock exchange to-
day over the announcement that the
pool which had been manipulating the
stock OF the Distilliug and Cattle Feed.
ing Company had decided to wind up
its affairs and dissolve the pool.
In consequence OF the announcement,
something like 200 shares Of the stock
were unloaded on the market, knocking
the price down five points, 1t closed.
however, within two points Of the open.
ing figure OF 50l, For time all sorts OF
rpmors were current. Ohief among
them was one TO the effect that the or
ganization intended TO issue new stock.
Mr.. j. B, Greenhut, president OF the
Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company
said tonight: 4'The rumor that we are
going to Issue new stock ia absolutely
false. No such issue has even been con-
templated. 1t is absurd. We could
not do II without authority from the
stockholders, That will necessitate
calling a meeting, and no such meeting
has been called.p
''The pool has been dissolved, though.
That is q fact. It was decided upon ut
meeting held Sunday, AS result all
the stock left in the pool at that time
has either been sold or is now in the
hands OF members who are able to
carry It, and who would not think OF
selling it at the present ridiculously
low price"
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Suicide by Starving.

MESoMNEE, MIon., Jan. 23.-FrOd
Peterson, young swede, who conduct
cd grocery st Carney, Mich, died in
the poor.house to-day. Death resulted
from starvation, lie having lived
for sixteen days without food or
water. Persuasion and force were used
to mako him take nourishment, but to
no avail. Peterson was q strong, robust
man when he entered the hospital,
weighing over l50 pounds, but at his
death was feeble, withered being OF
less than 100r pounds. Three months
ago he wrote TO his old sweetheart in
Sweden and told her to como to his
home in Michigan. She did so, but on
her arrival she, for some unknown rea-
son, refused to wed, and this led to the
suicide by starvation.
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Electoral votes sttii Shy

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2s.--Whon
tile senate adjourned the messengers
bearing the returns from five states
had not appeared at the capitol. These
states are Georgia, Indiana, Montana,
Oregon and Wisconsin.
Tho Georgia messenger is, however,
expected TO reach the city before mid
night, which will bring the missing re-
turns down to four. The President will
tomorrow notify tho secretary Of state
OF the facts, and he will decide whoLhor
1t will DO necessary, in order to comply
with tho law, to send q special ncs.
Bonger to zach Of the delinquent states.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2S.-rhere
have been many stormy and confused
sessions Of the house, but they have
generally beon held when n matter OF
political or personal interest has been
at stake.
Rarely has moro boisterous meeting
Deen held over non-partisan and nom
personal measure than that which oc.
CURED to-day, Mon we're at cross.pur.
poses over tho quarantine bill. Its
most earnest supporters beloved 1t did
no. so far enough; and while thoy ac-
quleseed in some Of tho amendments
made BY the Now York members, they
Ild 50 under protest and and In the be-
llel That II they did otherwise tho moRs-
Hro would meet q lingering death
through tilibuStering. After many par
passed.
The house, in continuation Of satur.
uays session, mot at IL o'clock this
morning. This had tho effect to con.
unue tho special order under which the
quarantine bill 10 being considered, and
sne house Immediately proceeded, In
committee Of the whole, 10 further dis.
GuIslon oi that measure.
\. Vn motion Of Mr.. Warner, OF Now
aofk, lDom., an amendment was ad.
ISpiod extending tho pfovlslons OF tho
o.!l 10 immigration and importation
ucto,s land boundaries Us woll 40 across
sea boundaries. Tho object Of this
amendment, % explained BY Mr.. War.
nut' la 10 protect tic Canadian and Mexl.
can frontiers.
M hNllory Dom, Fla offered on
saLIondlnent providing that nothing In
H.l' act shall DO construed 10 authorize
sue secretary Of Tho treasury 10 prohibit
y, 'ho president 10 restrain or prevent
sue passage from ono state TO another Of
pc[e9ns not immigrants and not on.
sAHeu IN commerce. Lost
Mt, BtotiuH (ROp., Pa.) offered an
amendment providing that all quatan.
une regulations existing by authority
y. slato law or municipal ordinance at
ay place where the federal government
Sha,i establish quarantine regulations,
aIll DO o. no object, 90 lar a. they may
pVin conflict with this ACT Lost.
aMh Covert Democrat, New York;
ouoteu nn amendment thnt nothing
t,OuAlnod y, In the bill shall bo construed
AuIhoriEa the establishment or main.
'A"nVe ol any quarantine station In
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Judge Gresham to have n Place.

wAsnlSoroS, D. O., Jan. Ex-senator
Teller, Of Colorado, who ia u member of
the judiciary committee, is quoted as
saying, apparently on inside intorma-
tion: at is my opinion that if Judge
Gresham does not go into Mr. oleve-
lands cabinet, he viii before many
months DO on the supreme bench
here. Mr.. Cleveland will have three places
on that bench to fill soon. Blatchford
and Field will retire soon on account Of
age. We will by special act doubtless
retire Justice Lamar. He has reached
the ago for retirement, but has not been
in service ten years, as required by law.
Lamar Is old and poor, and we are going
to pension him, retiring him by special
act Of Congress. II Gresham Is not in
the cabinet, he will. l suspect, take La
mars place."
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2S,-Tho pc.
tltion clerk of the document room
is literally awamped with many thou
sands Of petitions from all sections OF
the country, praying that Congress en-
act legislation Tor the opening Of tho
Worlds Columbian Exposition on Sun
day. The Congressional Record OF yester-
day contained thirteen columns Of tho
titles OF such petitions sent in by socie.
ties, associations and individuals, all OF
which have been referred to tho Colum.
bian Exposition committee, OF which
Mr.. Durborrow, Of Illinois, is chairman.
To-day thore arc about 10000 to be re-
corded, and the associates Of the peti-
tion clerk aro assisting him in his Ia
hnfa
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Flcd from thc Wrnth to Come.

SAGINAW, Men, Jan. 2S.-It leaked
out last evening that ]. X. Stevens, n
prominent real estate dealer and ab-
stract man, had fed tho city, leaving
his affairs in terribly bad shape.
It has been known for some time
that no was financially Strengthened,
but no one suspected that his case had
q criminal phase
His liabilities arc not definitely
known, but arc estimated at $4,000,
and may reach $4,000. lie is said to
have boon seon in Buffalo Saturday
afternoon. An attachment was placed
on his property to-day,
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No sloleno,. IN tho whlto nou.O.

wAsmSoroS, D. O., Jan, 2S,-Tho
white house quarantine has boon prac.
tically removed. Little Marthona lIar.
rlson has entirely recovered from hro
illness, aud to-day tho health oflCro
took from tho entrance to tho private
part OF tho mansion tho cards warning
persons that scarlet fever existed with.
In, tho four wecks limit for their dis.
play having expIrodi Tho mansion will
not however, be opOned 10 tho general
public until the phYliclans arc satiiAed
that all danger Of injection is removed.
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wln rhnr Itrcnmr t.unr stnterf

wAuuSaroN, d. o., Jan, 2S.--Tho Ro.
publican senators will hold q caucus to.
morrow after the senate adiourns for
tho purposo Of taking definite action on
the proposed admission Of tho four ter.
rltofics. sotno oi the northwestern son'
AlorB have boon working lndustflously
IN this direction aud are confident TINT
tho admission Of thcso territories Will
70 accomplished,
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Conrrcssiunn Goodnight Worry nj.

FRANKIlN, KY, Jan. 23.-Hon. q. /.
Goodnight, congressman from tho Third
district, is desperately sick man and
his physicians and friends are exceed.
ingly apprehcnsive over his condition.
For two weeks only his wife and physi.
clans have been allowed TO SEQ him.
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II. II. Hayes's WIN.

FREMONT DEPoT. O., Jan. 23.-Colonel
William L. Haynes, before returningto to
Washington to-day, deposited tho will
of General R. B. Hayes with the pro.
bate court. Several wills were found,
containing slight differences, owing to
the death OF his wife and niece. The
will as probated to-day simply pro-
vides for an equal distribution Of
tho estate, after tho payment OF
the just debts, among the Eve
children, tho interest OF his daughter
Fanny being held in trust by his eldest
son Richard, and his three eldest sons
being appointed executors Of the will,
A further provision OF the will is that
he gives and bequeaths the home place,
known as spiegel Grove, and all tho
personal property connected Herewith,
to tho FIVE children to be held by them
in common without sale or division un-
til all parties agree to the sale.
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DANvitLE, It'll, Jan, 23,-Gus Cfonk.
hitu, the treasurer Of Warren county,
Indiana. has disappeared, and II isro.
ported that ho 10 ahort sixty thousand
dollars In HE accounts, Caugod by deal.
Ing In tho Chicago board Of trade. There
u much excitement at WilllaJnspoft,
the county scat CfonkhlIo loft last
Friday.
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TRIBUTES TO kENNA
Occupy Most of the State senate's
Time-Warm Praises
SPOKEN OF THE DEAD STATESMAN
by Those Who Knew Him Best-Nr
Brookunler Has Bill Ready to DO
Away With the Irroduoiblo School
Fund-Partisauship Shown to
Remarkable Degree in the House
of Delegates Yesterday,
:peelal pt,paleh 70 Ne lnle!liaaler:

Special DiSpdieh 10 ne IHtelliGalcer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Jan, 23,-Mr,
Brockunier, from the committee on
taxation and finance, will offer in the
house tomorrow his joint resolution
which he presented to the committee
to-day, proposing an amendment to
article 19 of the constitution, concern
ing the irreducible school fund. twill
be one OF the most important matters
to come before the legislature,
Itprovides that the scheol fund here
toiore existing under the constitution
shall not continue as permanent fund,
but 1t and all interest accrued, or here
after accruing thereon, shall be dis
tributed by the law and be annually ap-
piled to the support OF free schools in
the state until 1t is exhausted. Not
more than $4,000 OF the principal Of
the school fund shall be distributed in
any one year, but the interest on the
unexpended portion thereof shall be
annually distributed.
The amendment further provides
that the legislature shall provide for
the support Of free schools by appro-
priating thereto the school fund until it
Is exhausted, distributing annually the
interest on tho uuexpended portion,
together with not more than $4,000 Of
tho principal, md all money accruing
to tho state from tho usual sources
from which the school fund is derived.
It is estimated that the amount con-
tributed to the support OF free schools
in this way will be about 100000 per
yanr
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sphMunEtp, Mo-, Jan. 2S Five Of tho
prisOnors who broke Jail Saturday aitor.
noon arc still at liberty and tho sherla'H
posue has about given up hope Of their
rocapluroi Tho five are tho worst oi
the lot and iholudp Rcniow, tho MUIR
derer who wagundor sentence 10 hang
Friday.
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senator murphy at Hot springs.

HoT SPRINGS, AaKo Jan. 23.-HOn.
Edward Murphy, ir., United States sem
ator.elect, OF Troy, N. y, arrived in
this city to-day, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, and viii remain at
this resort for several woeks.
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THE APPALLING LIST
OF the Victims of the Alton Juno
tion Disaster Saturday
STILL LENGIHENED EVERY HOUR.

Twenty Now Dead, aud Many sufeF-
ing InconceIvable Agony, without
Hope of Recovery, to Whom Death
VIII bo a Relief-They are Kept
Under the Influence of opIateE
The Coroners GPuesome Work.
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IN those daya Of disappointment IL 10
d qualification TO know that ono can buy
a bottle Of Salvation oil for % cents,


For West Vlfglhia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, ialf except SNOW luffiel ne6f tho ihii65j
colder wednesday, WeitUrly wndl, hhliiin8 %
GOulhofly, IT.
tENrEaArURE Yl1rRnnAr,
A. ldrnllhod by d gcusgrp. dyntfltl cn,aa,
Market aud Rontooiith ilfcdil
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MACON, GA, Jan. 2S.-Associate JUS
tice L. Q. O. Lamar died here tonight.
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itoUsn PaooERpiNas,

Tho house mot at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing, and after reading the journal Mt.
Brockunior from tho committee on tax.
alton and finance, presented the com.
nitieA'a nnfAyorable report on house
bill II, concerning the rate Of tax on
hawkefs and poddlers, also favorable
reports ON bill 10, concerning tho ~.
hoitniont Of taxos, and bill No, n, OK.
tending the time In which dllttalnt and
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-05

IS 1T baber gar nidt 81 perwunoer",
baS HE internatiouale MiinssGonferens
irseno etwaS ST poubrinsen uerteblte.
,Rapitolismus mar Dor: i'm Sattel uno
Die Snbuitrie itumm; fir bic SnterelIeu
Der @elos 6Griten wuroe sartli3 seiorst,
wabreno man auf Sas Murren Der at
b%eitenoen Meni6heit gar ni6t bor3te.
Der i'm obi9en Nussuse an9ebeutets
Sampi miro ni9t auf Gnslanb beidrdntt
lein, jonoeru ii6 auf Die gauge 8elt aus
oebuen, uno oas GnoreluItat miro iein.
Dap ale Nationen 9enii9eno lmlaufselo
baben weroen, baiirt auf bic Yrooutte
ibrer Snouitrien unb ibrer natiirli@en
6ilisqueuen. Gin umlmufselo, wel@es
nar Elm ,,llmiatmittel" iein wirb uno
nidt cine SOFTER ODER 0aumeni6raube,
permittels beiien bic plutotratiiden Sns
quijitoren Wtiuionen Spter CUR 8efrtes
oisung ibrer 9emiMenloien 9ab9ier mar
tern t6nnten.
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= SO mir aus Dem Minneapolis
Trsie Nreiie 9erolo BON lebter Bo@e
erieben, 1T Or. q. ". Mmes, Der ebe>
MAS IL bod seteierte Grz8u,sermeiiter
bon minneapolis, bet in Der lebten
j3eit 10 man@en i@weren S@idialsi@la9
~erlitten bat, mieoerum . einem iol>
9en betrofen moroen. Sein Sobn
CHARLES =. namli@, Der ieit peri@iebe>
men Sabren in SPORT Gownleno, @aib.,
mobnte, ift baielbit am @eibna3tbeilis
gen Mben6 III ~trauri9er Weiie ums 2es
ben gefommen. Ct mar oamit bei@Gf>
tist, Dra6te Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
linie 3mtl@en Sort Nn9elos nno Sap
Tlatterp a~ussubeiern uno gu bieiem 8ez
bufe anf einen pierai9 SUP bobcn Gele:
9%rapbenpiobl setlettert. Da es bitter
talt mar, mur6en linn bic 5dnoe iteif,
er perlor i%einen,. Salt, itir3te in Bic Giez
fe auf bas StraBenpfaiter unb brad
6aS @enid.