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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

.ncumbered for 1892, O2s, s33.
per cent. OF their val: e. VI so
In the country outside OF ci,;o.
towns of 5000 PEOPLE and ,'ies and
value OF the 427.i6 incumbered The
occupied by owners is 1858, S3S o6 ZONES
the inclmbrance is 1851. 3lI. Tgs and
-; u per cent. OF the value. Ia ,b Ir
l la,; ,n. s s.v55a r a, least 10000 ropu e
value OF each owned and incnm oerage
home. Noered
Over "A per cent. Of the incumbnas.
on owned farms was incurred in u;
real estate and making improvemSsiag
and over 81 per cent. OF the insun'
brance was for the purpose of bum,
ana improving real estate, investing
the incunb:ance on homes w wv OF
CURED to secure purchase moner N. N,
to MAKE improvements. and
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
OYSTERS ARE PLENTY.
Likely to Drop So Low that 1t Will
Not Pay TO Market Them.

Toms River, N. j., special: The
oyster season, which opened Saturday
promises to be a very successful m in
Barnegat and Tuckerton Bays, sc far
as oysters are concerned. The only
thing the oyster men fear is that. like
last winter, the depression in trade
will close the oyster houses and stop
the sale among the working people.
In that case the price Is likely to drop
so low that it will hardly pay to mar
ket them. The oysters themselves
are in fine condition, fat, juicy, and
plentiful. Not only is there an excel.
ent outlook for the coming season but
the last summer has been unusually
favorable for the setting Of spats," al
the oyster spawn are called when they
cease to swim about in the salt water
and attach themselves (or set to some
hard body or substance at the bottom
OF the bay,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

Convention Held to Decide on PO-
lttiCal Action,

Convention Held to Decide on Pc.
littcal Action.
New York special: Single takers
from all over the state met at Cooper
Union to confer with reference to
whether political action should be
taken by them during the coming
campaign. Conspicuous among those
present we're Congressman j. J. Ma
guire. of California: Rev. Edward Nc.
Glynn. J. Ahearn. the actor: Benz.
Robler, and G.. Adams. the political
reformer Of Brooklyn. The single tax
movements we'll known leader,
Henry George was not pres
ent. 1t is said MI. George is opposed
to any political action by single takers
this year and consequently did not ap-
prove OF the conference. The tempof-
airy chairman, f. S. Purdy, said the
conference would not commit itself in
advance to any party, but to consider
whether or not political action during
the coming campaign was advisable.
About a half dozen women were pres.
ent and one Of their number, Mrs.
Rogers of Brooklyn. was appointed or
the committee on permanent organiza.
finn
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
Labor Troubles in Sicily.

London special: A dispatch from
Rome says: The troubles in Sicily
have again assumed a grave aspect.
Agrarian crimes are frequent and the
ill-feeling of the peasantry against the
land owners, which was dOrment dur
ing the state Of siege, is now found in
greater proportions. The Government
is asked 10 take strenuous measures to
improve the relations between the
land owners and tenants.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
Raided an Indian Settlement.

Guthrie, Oklohoma, special: News
has been received here that a band of
outlaws raided the Indian settlement
of st. Stems in the western part Of
the territory, killed an Indian and
looted the stores. Deputy United
States marshals and a posse gave
chase and had u battle with the out
laws, during which one on each side
was wounded. The outlaws escaped a
second time and are now being fol-
lowed by a stronger posse than the
first one.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
HOMES OF THE NATION.
Nearly One-Half the Families own the
Places Where They Live.

Nearly One-Half the Families Own the
Places Where They Live.
The census Office has given to the
public the principal result, OF the in
vestigatiOn of arm a.d home pro-
prie,O. ship in all Of the states and
territories. This is the first ~investi-
lati n OF the kind ever conducted IN
any &C untry. OF the II, 500. l52 families
in the whole country. almost - Ter
cent. own their own farms and
homes and the rest hire. OF the
families owning farms and homes.
almost 20 er cent. have membranes
and over - Ter cent. have no in
cumbrance. The numper OF resident
Owl ers of land in the United State, is
6.06o.4l1, to which must he added any
land owner who may be living in en-
ant families. The farm families num-
Der 1876, l19. of whom o6 per cent.
" their farms and others hire. OF
the owning families over % per cent
have incumbrance on their arms. In
1880 2o.5 per cent. of the farms were
hired. In the cite, that contain over
100000 populati II there are l.9lS, "a
home families, of whom almost % per
cent. OWL and - err cen hire. while
OF the ownin . families IS Ter cent. own
subject to incumbrance. Among the
cities having 1907 co. population and
over New York has the highest per.
centa e of home tenancy, nearly
1885,. TIE smallest PC: centage 81.
represents Rochester. n. y.
Bringing the urban population into
a asst with the nonurban popula-
ton, almost ~ per cent. or 4.224. $50
home families living outside OF cities
and towns Of 5000 PEOPLE, own their
homes and 81 per cent. hire. Uf the
owning families, :; per cent. own with
out incumbrance. The value of the
l.696, $50 incumbered farms AID homes
Is 6.5s,. 2St ,0j!. and the incumbrance,
aggregate S2.132.y -9 5 3, or 81. 50 per
cent. OF the value. OF the incumb ance
on farms and home j.. over - per cent.
bears interest at ate less than 4 Der
cent: 81 Pc cent. at the ra e of 4 per
cent. 50 per cent. at rate, greater than
t err cent: and ii per cent. at rates
greater than 5 per cent. The average
OF value OF each owned nd incumbered
farm in the United States is s. ,4II: of
each inc :mbered home. $50, and the
average lncumb:anCe On each of the
farms is sI,224: on each incumbered
home, Sl,293. Tne 1865. farms sub.
Ject to lncumbranCe are worth S3.054,-
9Z1,l55, and the incumbrance is Sl.Os5,-
49, $50, or $50 per cent. OF the value.
The So 1913 homes sub ect to incum-
brance are valued at s2:",632,3; ,Yo4,
and the incumbrance is Sl,On 1853, 603,
or 3t.U pc: cent. OF the value.
The cities OF 1000 to 10 90 popula-
tion have 2l4,6l3 incumbered homes &C.
cupled ny 'wners, worth S73. 81 rs :,
with lncum braL ces amounting to 50 =
6li,S'4, which Is 1865 Re: cent. Of the
value. In the cities OF 10000 pop la
tion and v the value OF the ltS.loJ
intumbered homes occupie By owners
u I'D ,l'l,s ], and ii sc ht mes are
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
Supposed Murderers Set Free.

Sedan, Kan. special; The six men
who two weeks ago were arrested and
charged with completely in the famous
murder in 1890 OF John S. Frazer. q
heavy stock dealer, have been set at
liberty. Their arrest caused a sensa-
ton at the time, as the men were all
prominent citizens of this and sur
rounding counties. John New, a con
Wet, now serving a term in the state
prison. was to have been the prosecu.
tons strongest witness, but at the last
moment he refused to appear. The
cases against the six men were dis.
missed
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
ARE NEARLY ALL BURIED.
Victims at Hinckley and Other
Places Almost All Accounted.

St. Paul, Mimi. special: The cor
rected figures are OF a character cal
culated to lower rather than raise the
total number of dead. There has been
an increase over previous estimates at
Hinckley, but the prospect of any con-
siderable number still remaining in
the woods is decreasing. Two hun
dred and thirty-three have been
buried in the Hinckley graveyard and
perhaps a dozen more are buried al
other points in the vicinity. increasing
the total there to about $50, but an ad-
ditional number may be safely taken
away from the liberal estimate al
lowed for those yet unbound, leaving
the total between 375 ana 400.
The operations of the relief commit
tee are progressing throughout the
district as rapidly as circumstance will
permit.
The remnants OF three bodies were
brought in from an eastern county
road. Later the bodies OF Lowell and
family, four altogether, were re-
covered. Searching parties were out
in all directions, but the orders were
to bury the dead where they lay.
Seven bodies we're brought in with
the body of Axel Hanson, county COM
missioner which were not included in
the total. AS yet it is impossible
TO approach the mill pond on &C.
count of clouds Of binding smoke from
the sawdust. which forms a bank ren-
dering it impossible for q man to get
near the water. 1t is not supposed,
however, that many bodies + in the
pond. At Pine City the work OF relief
is running smoothly.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

Ping-Nang passes IN tho o Invest OF
Corea. and eventually succeeded in
driving the Japanese from their losi-
tons. 1t is added that a large number
of Cor cans tocked to the Chinese
standard. begging for arms and asking
for permission to form the advance
guard OF the Chinese 10: ces moving
against the la, anese. The Chinese
were re-enforced by 1000 troops from
Ni-Chow and on the day following they
attacked the Japanese lines a. Chung
10 with the result that the Japanese
r~etreated. The Chinese army was.
the report says. further REINFORCED by
1900 fresh troops, and attacked the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

lax ihiiitId w PcIlOTm N
guard duty or enforce a quarantine
The Governor came to this decision
after a consultation with Chief of po.
lice Jansen, who assured him that tho
police stood ready to enforce
the laws whenever appealed IN
by the health officers, and that
In every case where the police had
made an effort to zee that patients
were taken TO the hospita! they had
been successful. The Governo: also
learned that the Sheriff had not been
called upon at all, excepting in a gen.
eral way. The Governor then ap-
peared before the State Board Of
Health. in session at the Pfister Hotel,
and made known his decision. The
entire police force will be use | il nee.
essary, and the police men will be or.
dered to use their clubs and make nu.
merous ar ests of rioters. In case this
force is not sufficient the She iii will
be called upon. and special deputies
sworn in. 1t will be the policy to
qua antine infected houses wherever
possible, and not t ansport to the $50
lation hospital excepting where the
quarantine would be impossible There
a e now over 22I ca es in the city.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
japanese, who are said to have lost
4 NM man md fhoir hoarr hannano

Japanese, who are said to have lost
1000 men and their heavy baggage.
The Chinese advanced to Huang-
Chow, and passing too near the Tatung
River, where thirteen Japanese war
shi s lay, were attacked by the Japan
csc. WIN opened fire upon them, III
tiicting a loss of several hundred men
upon the Chinese. AT ebb tide on the
same day. the native reports add.
three Of the IA anese warshiIs found
themselves ayr und. and were q ter
ward severely damaged by the fire Of
the Chinese artillery. The bulk of
the japanese forces. it is further as
serted, retreated southwark. pursued
by the Chinese cavalry until night
stopped the latter advance. General
Ieh, the Chinese commander. then
made a detonr and attacked the Japan
ese IN the rear. completely routing
them and capturing Huang-Chow.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
Kabyles Attack the English.

Las Palmas, Canary Islands, special:
Advices received here from Cape
JUDY, opposite the islands Of Fuerte
Ventura, on the Sahara coast, say that
a band Of Kabyles has attacked an
English brig while the latter was
landing a cargo at the English factory
at Cape JUDY. The cargo Of the brig
was plundered by the Kabyles, who
wounded several OF the English en-
ployes of the factory. The latter took
refuge on the brig.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

reg LlatlOnS In Mllwau-
kee. The Governor
took the ground that
the municipal author
ties had not exhausted
their overs in trying
to enforce the laws rel
alive to smallpox. and
that until the police
and the sheriff sf,rces
had been used to the
extent OF their powers
he could not cal ut
fha militia 10 payfo,-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
Portue uese Kill Natives.

London special: y Cape Town dis
patch to the Times say that business
is at q standstill in Lorenzo MARQUEE,
on the north side OF Delegoa Bay, ow-
ing 10 the revolt of the natives. A
Portuguese launch. fired on by the ma.
tives, returned the fire. killing a num-
Der OF the natives. None of the Por-
tuguese were hurt.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
VICTORIES FOR CHINA
JAPANESE TROOPS DEFEATED
IN SEVERAL BATTLES.
Celestials in Overwhelming Force. Aided
By Corexns. Put the Mikado's Troops to
Kout-Such Are the Reports Published
by the Native Papers OF Shanghai.
Slain by Thousanis.

Ohm CHlNAMAN
seems TO have been
wiping up the earth
with the dead bod
les Of JaIane G
warriors. At east
that is Johns story.
The Shanghai pa
pers say that 500
Chinese troops Of
all arms attacked
the japanese forces
which had been de.
Ia led TO guard the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
Dutch Bonn harding Mataram.

Amsterdam special: A dispatch re-
ceived here from Batavia, says that
Mataram, the capital Of the island of
Lombok. where the Dutch troops have
recently met with serious reverses at
the hands Of the Balinez, is in posses
sion OF the rebels. The dispatch adds
that Mataram is being -mbLrL cd by
the Dutch feet
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
Mail Agents Association.

Cincinnati special: One hundred
aud seventy delegates to the twenty.
Arst annual convention OF the Railway
Mail Agents National Mutual Aid As
ISOLATION met and listened to reports
showing their association TO be in good
lprde~
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
Anarchist Threats in Berlin.

Berlin special: The Emperor has
telepraphed TO the project Of police of
Berlin 70 return to this city on account
OF anarchists threats.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
Changes at the Japanese Legation

Washington special: Tsunesjiro My
aoko, the secretary of the japanese
Legation, has received notice of his
transfer to a similar Office at Vienna.
He will be succeeded by Mr.. Amapo.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
THE NEW GRAY GABLES.
President Cleveland's Pleasant Summer
Resort.

Resort.
President Cleve and is once more
with his family AMI settled down for a
short vacation at Gray Gables. This
summer h me of the Cleveland's
on buzzard's Bay. though unpre.
tentious, is a very peasant place
during the VAIN weather, and
is n the President and his fam.
ilv visit every year with iucrea, ed de.
light Here the Chief Executive with
his wife and children can obtain rest
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

grounds have been laid out lately With
greater care than hitherto and they
now prove a most attractive feature O.
the place. On the whole Gray Gable:
may be considered an almost ideal sum
mer home.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
BREAKS THE RECORD.
THE PHENOMENAL TIME OF
400 i-2.

Robert j. Ciinchcs His Title as King
of the Turf at Indianapolis-Half
of Conrad, Iowa. in Ashes-Other
Items.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

IN the little town of Pine, Tenn.
William Shaw and Robert COnstor,
brothers in-law had - diff Guilty oven
an axe. Shaw shot Con tor through
lhe cheek. Henry COnstor. Roberto
brother, came running up and Shaw
shot him through the stoma h, KILN.
him Instantly.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

THE Illinois State B ard Of Health
Is arranging for the prosecution o.
ltiner.nt veaders m dicine in every
co1ntl " tha SL~s.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

-
victims Or
woods q
Flame-1|
Tremblin
Not a |
Hand o
Hindered
The for
Wisconsin
wide dist
that cam
cyclone
town ha1
OF lives
Of people
The deta
appalling
told in Il
ont prec9
Ing and
ton to tt
tionofhd
senting b
Of
and TIT
by n>illio
fight an
thousand
district
makes a
The fury
son Is nc
genuity.
" cOu
destl'uct
of the I'd
a. we're
.AoOd.
whole t
isolated
drei bu
who Occ'
Of count
is the
NiinneS(
The /
own wal
plant.
Sandstd|
Great y
on the
Northe
Saturd;
excepti
sixty h
sli)ie Ip
details,
propert
Original
blowing
-nol ie
f0i'nidj
inc ed
ing toy
sutferil
Mimi,
the 10
I'oundi
every
on 0nY
of twy
while
unrecQ
were
fatalit
placed
were
while
hundr
100 vic
ing5 I
The
ley,S ID
and Nj
for we
taken
cared
trains
St. Pa
and
wants
few p
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been
reach
list OF
Bash
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Bend
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13
PECK WILL NOT lNTERFeer
Refuses TO Call Troops to Enforc. c.
tary Laws In MilwauLa. ~

Gov. Peck. of Wi consin. pronn,,.
ended the IN vement to have the Sta,ss
troops Cal ed out to enforce sar H !
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-09-13

Victims Orr
woods q
Flame-1
Tremblin|
not a |
Hand o|
Hlndered
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-15
8. 2a piteL

4Srofeiior 8allrotb las fein lettes
9olleg Dor 8eginn bes pierip0Aentlifen
llrlaubs, ben er aus slnlaB ieiner bepor.
itebenben germdbluns esnommen bate.
3n orei Easen ihcn lollte bic 6od5,ett
itattfinoen, fir Die auf ben iibereinltiuts
laen6en Buif6 Der Yerlebten ppm ieoer
gr6Beren sseitli9feit abseleben luoroen
mar. Wian bate nur ipenise udbere
Jreuilbe 81 BEN Wiable eelaoen, bas In
einem uornebmen Ofeitaurant geseben
lueroen lollte, uuo Der 9rofelior bate
cine 9ulOigunS, ipelde bic Stubenteu
ibren allgemein perebrten 3ebrer bar
brillgen luotlten, nit b0fli9er Gutldies
oenbeit abselebnt.
Mllenl gtnldein mad lab ct ielber Dem
beOeutiamen Gage ni9t obne cine leile
Ueinii6ung BON llnbebagen ent9egen.
Seine bdnslid)em Yerbdltnilie batten
iih ia felt Der Stnnbe, 6a er Sn9ebor9
bic Grlaubuib Snr llebernabme elmer
oienenoen Stellnng rnnbmeg peripei9ert
bate, teineswe9s gum BelIeren geipens
bet, nno eS mar elm i3ultanb peinli6er
SpaHnpuS finsetreteil, Der ibni ialt uns
ongenebmer lpar, ais eS cine Miebers
boluus berartiser Ssenen bdtte ietn
f0nnen. st 9laubte auf BEN @eiif)t
leiner 3odter 5u lelen, oaB Die Sa@e
fir lie feineswe9s ab9etbau lei, baB iie
nod ir9enO etmas 8eIonberes porbabe,
nno Die llngenibbeit, in lpelder er liG
BET i6rem bebarrliden Shiusiaen iiber
lire 9lbli9ten befanb, perarla6te tbm
biele uiribi9e 9tunben. Irotbem
tounte CT iid) ni4t enti6lieBeu, iis 3u
fraoen, ober ben eriten anitob sn einem
@elprad Su esben, Oas bic 9ewiini6te
Nuftldrln9 bisllsidt berbeigefiibrt bdtte,
lnb 70 geldab es, bab BON profeiior
WallrOtbs 0od3eit pobl iiberall mebr
eeiprp9sn wnroe, ais in feinem eisenen
bauie,
Nls er fi9 all 6ieiem Woreen anses
ihidt botte, in's 9olleg jn eeben, mar
ef, einem pl0tlideu unipiberitebli1en
MHtrisbs fplssnb, nod fir eineu ausens
RliG n aAgsbOrss 8immer getreteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-15

Ger 3nrpano, nsfen Ell lid) oaiiir be-
oiente, mar 10 onrd)ii6tig gelDelen, baB
lle le!llcn SSlluId, Dem fir ale getbeis
Il9ten 10 oriifenoen ,3ultano aui freunoz
llde slrt ELL Cube Su MAIDEN, 1ofort erz
ratben nnEte. llno ctn paarlnal wabs
reno ibres filr5en, itofenoen @elprG1es
ilber ir9enb cine 9leibsilti9e Sa6e
bate CT aus ibrem Yenebntell, aus oel1
Siif, NIT mel6em iie 81 ibm auflab,
uno aus Dem cisentbiimli6en Yeben
ibrer yippsu oen SdluB se;O9er, oaB
aud lie nit Dem Gerlangeil tampfte,
ibm etwaS YeOentlames 3u laseu.
aber eS war l6lieBli6 bod ni6tS
oerartiges sei6ebcu. Die siinfiise Sc
lesenbeit mar poriibersesallser, obne
baB @ines bon ibuell oa8 rehte Mort
9efunoen bate, unb ie batten ii6, ais
Der 8rofeiIor nint lanser 36sern
ourIte, setrennt, obne Die 9luft, ote li6
3wilden iBneu aufgetban, au6 nur i'm
einen SnBbreit perrin9ert 3u baben.
2Sie BON eiuer ltarfen inneren unz
rube setreben, 9in9 Snsebors mad
i6reS Vaters @ntfernul9 our6 Die
3immer. 9Sobl ma6te lie iih bier nno
oa orbneln uno ldubernb oil ben tlei=
men annitgescnitauoen gu idafien,
oeren es III allen @enld6ern cine per@
| i6menberildbe Uaue sab aber es mar
nur eiue itltinbare Ibatisfeit, oaSu be-
ltilnmt, eille ablenfun9 fir bic merp0le
@rre9un9 81 biloelb bic iie be9errl9te.
gud on oas alapier lekte Iie li9
nur, I'm l1On na6 ben eriten 4fforoeu
ben Dedel mieoer 5u i6lieBen. ltit
3itternoell Gingern entfaltete iie Elm
Briefblatt, bas iie in Der 9al6e ibres
3leioes 9etra9en lnb belien Snbalt ibr
il6erlt6 bereits lebr 9enan befannt mar,
ba iie uur nit leeren Slideu minutens
lang oarani bilitarrtc.
Oas Villet true Die llnterlhrift oeS
Doftor esieenlunS Nrtois uno entbielt
eine iilftdubige 8itte, ihn all oieiem
Worntitta9 lpdbrenS oes 4rofeIors Slb>
pelenle;t 3n ciner orin9elioeu unb pid)e
ti9en llnterreoung Su empfaneen. Yer<
ld)ieoene Sseilbungen fonnten ihr feiuen
3peifel iibfr ben 3lped bieies selpiIier.
nlaBen beinlli6en Beiudes lalien, unb
lie CAB iid) feiuer 9dll6umg oariiber
bin, oaB Der Doftor bere6tist iein
lDiiroe, f9on in oem llniitan6e, oh fie
ibn abpiss ober empfins, ibre @ntl6ei=
bnns 3li erbliden.
giod aber bate iie ielbit ii6 ui6t su
oieier Gntldeibuus bnr6sefampft.
Wlit an9ftpollem glid oerfolste fie oas
yorriiden Der .3eiser, nn6 bunoertmal
ftredte fie ibren Nrnt nad) oem Snopf
oes 9anstelegrapben aus, Der baS Midos
den bereillrnfen follte, I'm i'm ebenlo
oft mieber iinfeu su lanen, nod ebe oas
alin8el5ei9eu erfotst mar.
(6ortiesuns fcIsD.
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gesas =.

= Qus gasIe poB uirb uuterm 13.
beri6tet, baB innerbalb 4S Stunben
6 3oll &esen fielen.
= &i6ter Reagan bat fih in Besua
auf feine suthnftigen politil6en U.s.
pirationen tDie folgt ausgeIpro1en !:
Sd bin in feinem Slime elm aanbibat
fir bas @ouberneurs Mmt, min aud
ni6t alS fol6er hetradtet iein uub
ipiirbe es Diel lieber feben, penu ies
rnanb anbers nominirt tuerben miirbe
falls aber bas Yolf nil, bab i'd ulau:
fen~ fOll, 10 perbe i6 es tbuu. Sd
perbe mid iebo6 auf feline aampaane
einlahen unD feline Nnffrengungen
MAIDEN, bic domination 3u erlansen,
wlit einem Borte lit er alfo &anbioat
- Die MabI i'm Gountp 5dul.
oiftritt l24 fiabet am erlten Samftae
i'm SUM itatt.
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feiu, bat oft Grtdttuns, 6isbsr, &beumatts.
mus, Weuralgte nl6 anbere Seimfuhunael
CUR Golge. Wir crfdlten ms ntbt, ipenn Str
Sorper basesen setpappnet TT. @eun bic
eeber nno bic iibrlgcn Qrgnue tire 9f,u[-
ht9feit tbnn, f0nnem mir uis trot Sturns
NIB 8sgens bes Daieins freuen. lin eine
Grtdituug, bic mir unS 5uge1oqsn, tuttber
tps9wit)affen, stbt es nidbts, 6as 70 ipertbpou
mare als DR.. Pierce's " Pleasant Pellets. y
9te balten bic 9an3e 2ebensmai6inerie tn.
Gang. Benn mir nidt tpobl fiiblen, tuenn
MIR nne jorgen inb bdrnen, tuenn mir pers
orleBltd9 ttrb, tueun itns Der Gag si lang uub
laugipeilig erfdeint, ipenn uns 6as Wetter
argert, tpenn uns 4[les qusr aebt, 70 ift's bic
teber, tpel4e bafiir berautfportli& aemad1t
lueroen NUT. @eip6bnliH tbut fie baum lire
99nlotateit nidt. DR.. Dierce's PLEASANT
Pellets" 5iutnsen fie ba3u.' Oft eiien tuir
" osel uno uladen nns nidt a.nua 4etpe.
Puna; babnrG tutrb ber gtcff,ued,fel oe.
btn1nit uno unterbroden. ssiiblet. nil noE.
10 iulro nns alles lsift Die "Pieesant
Pellets" srleifttrn uus ailes,
&eiHe gsrfopfuns mad tbrem @,brou6.
@is fiub in Heinen @fasnal&.u psriiea.lt =
ests frtfd unb suuerldifia.