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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-19
A MONUMENT TO POE.
CITIZENS OF FoRDHAM TO HONOR
THE POETS MEMORY.

The Quaint Cottage In Upper Now York
Where Poe Wrote Many OF His Best Po-
ems and Tales Still Stands and Is Visited
by Hundreds Daily.
Hustling, bustling New York does not
allow sentiment to stand In the way of
It's march Of progress, but thus far one
Of the most interesting literary land
marks in the city, Poe's cottage at Ford
ham, has escaped the hand Of the con-
tractor and builder. With Poe 'the
fever called living, i" as he termed life,
has been conquered for 40 years, but the
little cottage he occupied during his
most active time of literary productions
still stands, looking much as it did when,
protected by its humble walls, he penned
many Of the poems and tales that have
given him such great posthumous fame.
The representative citizens OF Ford
ham now propose to erect a statue OF the
poet or a monument to his memory.
The idea originated in the brain Of Mr..
Charles F. Smith, and tho Fordham club
Is raising the money to carry it into
execution. When completed, the monu-
ment' or the statue will be erected in
Bronx park or upon the grounds where
Poe's cottage stands.
Poe was already famous as the author
Of 1.-THE Raven" and several prose tales
Of high order of merit before he made
the little cottage in Fordham his home
In 1916. The country about it was then
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-19

against the Canadian Pacific Steam
ship Company for $1,000, and against
the Hawaiian Government for $40, 600,
He stated that he intended going back
on the return steamer and prosecuting
his case.
He laid all the blame for being ban
ished to the California merchants In
of him because of his shrewd business
affairs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-19
A Novel Trolley Fender.

A unique trolley car fender is proposed
0y Boston inventor. He has taken the
large revolving brushes from a street
sweeper and placed them in such a DO
sltlon under the car that a person who
happens to fall IN front of the car will
be swept from the track
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20

Oregon courts. and this incident is at
tracing notice because of its infre-
queney. The counsel for the defendant
las made the usual motion for new
trial, already showing desire to defeat
an outraged Justice. No technicalities
or shystering should be allowed to delay
the fuIfllment OF the laws design in the
case of Montgomery. The sooner the
world is rid of such wretch, the safer
it will be.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20

Senator Carter of Montana has intro
duced a bill into the United States sem
ate-autherizing the Pacific Gable Com
pany to build submarine cable from
some point on the Pacific coast to the
Hawaiian Islands. A provision is also
made for its extension to Japan. The
bill provides that no liability for its con-
struction shall attach to the United
States, but this government shall pay
for period of twenty years, the sum OF
S25 per nautical mile, and all messages
of the United States are to be carried
free for that period and given preference
in transition. The line must be laid
and in working order within two years.
Without examining into the details of
the bill, its object is an important one,
and the senate will do we'll to give the
subject its early consideration. The
sentiment of Hawaiian annexation to
the United States continues strong, and
the laying of the cable will bring the
two countries into closer commercial
relations and aid in bringing about
closer political union.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20
THE CUBAN MANIFESTo.

The manifesto issued by the Cuban
insurgents appeals strongly to the SYM
pathy of the liberty-loving American
people. 1t is strongly written, dis
passionate, yet earnest document, and
will commend itself to the consideration
of fair minded persons. The cause of
the Cuban Insurgents is gaining ground
continually, and though recent questions
have tended to absorb the greater share
of public attention, yet Cuba and her
woes are in the thoughts of sympa-
thizing Americans. Expressions of in
terest and assurance of sympathy, un-
official, are continually being made, and
unless Spain makes greater headway
in the next few months than she has in
government will come to pass. In sum
marizing Cuba's needs the manifesto
says:
"The people of Cuba require only lib
erty and independence to become a
factor in prosperity and progress among
civilized nations, instead of intranquil-
ity, disturbance and ruin. The fault
lies entirely with Spain. Cuba is not
the offender; it is defender of rights.
Let America, let the world decide where
rests Justice and right
The Cubans declare that no people
could bear the wrongs endured by the
Cubans without degradation and con-
demning itself to humiliation. The ex-
actions of Spain have proven too hard
to bear, and as n last resort the patri-
otic Cubans have taken TO arms. The
manifesto concludes:
''Spain denies the Cubans all effective
powers in their own country; con-
demns them to political inferiority in
their native land confiscates the prod
uct of their labor without giving in re-
turn either safety, prosperity or educa-
tion. Spain has shown itself utterly
incapable to govern Cuba, which it ex-
ploits, impoverishes and demoralizes.
The Cubans, not in anger, but In de-
spair, have appealed to arms to defend
their rights and vindicate the eternal
principle, without which every COM
munity is in danger, the principle OF
justice. Nobody has the right of op-
preston. Spain oppresses us. In re-
belling against the oppression we defend
our right; in serving our own cause we
serve the cause of mankind. We have
not counted the number of our enemies,
nor measured their strength. We may
find ruin and death few steps ahead
So be it, we do our duty. II the world
is Indifferent to our cause, so much the
worse for all. A new iniquity shall
have been ~consummated, the principle
of human solidarity shall have suffered
defeat"
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20

For the many accidents that occur
about the farm or household, such as
burns scalds, bruises cuts, ragged
wounds, bites of animals, mosquitoes or
insects, gals or chaffed spots. frost bites,
aches and pains on any part of the body,
or the ailments resulting from exposure,
as neuralgia, rheumatism etc. DIR. ]. H.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment has
proved itself a sovereign remedy. Price
25c, 90 and $l.00 per bottle. Snipes-
KinerslV Drug CO.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20

1t is to be hoped the Venezuela Incl
dent will be treated in broad states
man7like manner, and not be subjected
TO petty politics. Party feeling should
.bs laid aside, and democrats and repub.
hsans unite in protecting the honor and
safety of the country without regard
to what faction will receive the greater
credit. 1t is time for statesmanship,
not partisan selfishness.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20

For once an Oregon court can be
praised for the expediency with which
it has dealt out justice. Although the
crime for which Lloyd Montgomery will
go to death was committed but month
ago, the murderer has been tried, con-
victed and sentenced to death. Such a
rapid procedure is far too unusual in
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20
If

If you want to preserve
apples, don't cause a break
in the skin. The germs of
decay thrive rapidly there.
So the germs Of consump-
ton find good soil for work
when the lining of thethroat
and lungs is. bruised, made
raw, or injured by colds and
coughs. Scott's Emulsion,
with hypophosphites, will
heal inhamed mucus men,
branes. The time to take
it is before serious damage
has been done. A 5o-cent
bottle is enough for an or
dlnary cold.
so cents and S1.OO
SCOTT & BowNE, Chemists, New York.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20
-Four Dollars a Cord.

-Four dollars will now buy cord of
good oak wood delivered at your wood
shed. We will sell at this price for a
time to reduce our stock.
deci8-tf Jos. T. PETERS & Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20

There are many good reasons why you
should use Oae Minute Cough Cure.
There are no reasons why you should
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-20
Will IT BE WAR 2

Walla Walla Union. The presidents
| message, with the accompanying cores
pondence between Secretary Olney and
Lord Salisbury, the English premier,
has been almost universally received
with satisfaction by citizens of all par
ties. The position of this country de-
manded that its principles and policies
concerning European interference in the
American geogra phical division should
be proclaimed, asserted and vigorously
defended upon all occasion when it shall
become necessary.
La Grande Chronicle. The responses
in the way of approval of the presidents
special message on the Venezuelan mat
ter have been general from all parts of
the country and from people of all politi-
cal beliefs. These words ofapproval are
indicative of the fact that the spirit of
patriotism is abroad in the land, and
may be wide and varied, the people are
all American ard are ever ready to up
hold their national integrity.
Portland Telegram. 1t is estimated
that at least five billion dollars of
English capital are invested in the Unit
ed States, and that at least 500 ZOO, 900
are sent to England every year as divi-
dends and rentals for such investments.
An act of war would jropardize all
these vast interests, and England is not
likely to sacrifice them for the sake of
securing a strip of land in Venezuela.
She may bluff and buster, but che will
hardly venture beyond the brow beating
stage. Her patriotic pride is never al
lowed to overdue her financial prudence.
If there were any possible opportunity
for her to reap pecunciary profit from
war with this country, we might find it
wise to look to our gune. But there
isn't. England has been restrained
from throttling the porte as much by
consideration of her investments in
Turkish bonds as by anything else, and
would stand even more insolent defiance
from Uncle Sam than she has received
from Abdul Hamid before she would i'm
molate her pocketbook upon the alter of
mere principle.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
Gin sNaHsss3 3ipsirae.

0hOtrboIt IN Der 9,riuh stma5t
ipotosn. bds 2r,tIpfttm Sts 5dbrtaots
aut Gin BdHsriabrSug Ju iibsrtrassR.
DGbysno man isoeh bisbty Die Boot
form nod b,ib,bitit uno ben oosr bic
SnidH,H odriR untsrbTatts. jsigt bic
Contraction, rptItt in urisrtr SlIu'
itratioR odrgsiislIt in, in bit',r otn'
iibt UOIlia nsut 3iias. Die Gdbrmd'
idlint III gang iibsr Die SbtrflGbt oss
DaHtrs btri.Bt. uuo Der 5abr,uO,
rimmt auf ibr bic SttIIuus tpis auf
sirsm s,p0bnIibtn 3ptirao ttr.
GttTassR lpiro bic Wai5int pOR Sipti
Idnaetitrtdtsr, ipib juIduI.ubsnSt StdbI'
tGfsn. bic in ibrsr dorm an bic iamd'
Zen @r0nIdnosriGbne trtnntrn uno
hura Spti 0usritanssn OsrbuROsu
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22


,,ihu,t.u Sni,I Elm iIoIirttr 8uttar
ptrhuerabt ron II RtiIsn QGnat ais
pdraIlslIsttuus dusgtItet iptrSeu,
tporuuf bdRn 'otpobl biti. ipis oi,
pb,riroiibt 9tituus an Der Stitlano.
iiiItt NIT tintm Gisttromo.or. siusr
9dttsrR bon $50 3rod.nsIsmcnisu.
sinsm Strpmunttrbrthtr (fiir $50
Wttisl in Der Sttuuos) uno tiu.m
HtrnIprthtr ptrbunSsn ipurot. Wlit'
tells ots 2tbttrtn tpurosn bdnu bic
auf Der tintR Settle eurb ben Wcriss
apparnt asasbtntn tsItaraphiibtR
Dshi,lStihtu in ben Stromtrtis Der
geesniibtrIisatnotR Ssit, auis.noms
men uno 10 bic gsritGnbiauua iibtr
Die Wurcrat binlpts obnt Sflpitris'
lett sTiisIt. Die Dtrbiuoung bat 4
Idlt bsitanotn. unO itRb mittsIs otrs
itIbtr in oisIer 3tit jtpiIh,H Der On
isI uno otm 6eitIduSt l55 Selss
ardmmt atIpetitIt iporSsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
ssis 10 btss.

tsit ssutH ,RhunStti rsaags StlStnuns iat isstn
San zen RataEtA. ku niAt suta ginuskmtM pou psa'i
katarrt saur gstuii ptsssH taun.
a. dNGutpA a Ho.. GtefutA. 1etfNe, =.
Glt be hntesltt4aftsn. habtu n !. 0kensp ittt ben
ittisn - lsksfn etfanut uHA kdltsn thn BeEeoWgtn
tbrtubst tu aasn nne hRanlisE
tiAhei sut peu isinrr 6,rua ssnstsanstna estttass
ltdftifn Ia tSiagu.
nIR &ITHsr. stsssaHssIss Trssuihsu.
1slfte. Chie.
BsIttus. ftaasH a RsrsiH. etStkaHssiss
Gtesnifsn, dsisee. z.
Hslt 9aiatSAsEm pife iRnrliA stasmnsn uRs
Disfi href aui Nas Nini nnh bic lAlmiptn CbaAAAen
be- Sphsns. Ssusnigs irsi petisnsL ttsts Ts Gsns
,at eh dlaiAf eufauit zen anta ApstAsfstu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22

DAB ss m6slidb IN, obn, Drabt gu
ttlsarapbirsn, b. 3. Sipiihen Stp,i
puntten auF elm, gentle ssrinstrt
Gntfsrnuna aud obns unnitieIbars
8srbinouna burh 9situnssbrdbts
A. Q. iiber Gdu6lt obtr ano,rs NAL
isrFlittn binipea ttI,sropbii6s 3si'
den su iibtrmitttln. IN burb mtbr'
Fah, OsrIu&e ber.its f,Tseit.llt ipor'
ben. linb bon ben IN Deuti6Iano
atmahien DtrIuhen babtn pornebm'
lid bic ouf @sranlaFuns bts Rsihls
poIiamis In Der @essn6 Don Rauen
anaeTisIIien tratben, bob cine tsIesta'
pbiI&e 8srHSnbieuns obns 9rabtIsi'
iuna nit stnfo8en SilfsmittslR BIB
81 suslif4s Meilsn 81 trsislsn IN.
prattiIh sur glniptnbune atbrdtt
IN ab,r bas 4,l,drapbiren obnt Drabt
bisbsr trR In sintm tinsisen Gale,
nGmlib BON Der snslilhtn 5tlsara'
ben.igermaliuns onldbItt elmer St5s
runa bts stabsIbttriebts Sipifhen
Dbon In ShottIano uno Der su ben
6ebriben asbSrissn Snitf WlulI, no,
bel iih atstisi bat. bab iih bic INNER
nod niht gang srtldrtr, JrfScinura
aud praitiiA aufs befe ptriperibsn
lSbi. Die Snisl Wul IN BON BEN
ihcttiIGen ssItlanoe burh cine siipo
a,pti enalilde Wsilen hreiie Weersnas
oetrenuf. efn Der aiiRt btr aebiertu
fiibrt cine IL Mtilsn IaHee obtrirbi.
its 9slsarapttnleiiuns bin, ipsIds
aur iltbsrtrueuns eetisnti eri9eint.
NaSsSsn mukss auf Der Rifle Der BE-,
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22

mar, unb ,uriidisbrn. na6Ssm Der
Ddlo i.iu, iriibtrt 6srritaIt pisStr
aeiuonntn battt. auf ben lpsTtiuSi,
ihtn SnItIu Santa GruS uno CT.
sbomas babtN nat Subbarb Die Re
gen in 5OIss pUn glusrOoung Der
WGIotr 10 abstnpmmtn. odb Si, Sn'
itln ibrtr gtT0ours tntstaenatbtn.
Die SnI,I CURACAO. psIh, iriibtr elm,
NAL elm 9artsn Der 6ruhtbdr,,it
tpar, III ourh Die Gn.pdIouna sur
poIIitGnoiasr Wiiftt esporStu; bic
RSa,n bdbtu fan adui aufatbSrt. uno
friIbss DdFtr g,bOrt gu ben Gurus
artitt.r. Sm glnQ.Fttt BON CURACAO
Iitat bic aiiht .ots 5sfIdno:s, bsotd!
mil rtitlibtr Qsattltion, iib,r ptlh:
ihrptrt WcItSn in tpobItbdtig'n
Shdusru ih entlaotu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22

iinS. 3niihen ibnsn Ii,st i'm Sintsr'
tbsil Elm paeOslrae, oas ourb eaS
5uba,fsl Der Gabrmaihins In 8sipt'
sune aeiebt ipiro. geftusrt ipiro eas
5abrstia mittsls zines tIsintn Steutr'
rubtrs am Sed, auf eos oi, asntitans,
ipirtt. Dds geipidbt bts eanssR 9lp'
porats bsirds! ttipa 110 pfuno. via
Grfinber oss sissnoriisen, fiir Sttu
unb IliiHt beftimmten Subrseuesl
ipirb Elm Gpanisr. Don Ramon Barred
in Wabrib, s,nanni, uno "a tpirS ;u'
slsi4 DtrIihtri. bab oisI,r barin lti6i
unb I4nel ilbsr bas WdFtr alsi.s. guI
ipi.sslsIattsr @of,rfI66s mag biss
ipcbl m6s.it Isin. ab,r BET WsusRbe'
iptsunaen. ipit 4, islbit auf isosm
Blnnenite i'm aussublid auftrttsr
i6nnsn. biirfie ss BEN 5abrtr auf i,i'
nem bobsn SIP benn bod tinia,
S@lpitriaieit mu@en, Ods@lei6stipihi
81 boIttn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
2erIeuiuh:.

Rt or iiRtIibtn 3untuns bon
pulmuittIn mdt,t man gsasupdr.is
9triUdt bsi ost nur ptnies Guaorits
mtiltR grObr 2bursodp Sst ootT
0pnntritass SuitL. an Ter gyOb.n
9sytthrsirdbt ,piitta gluhraIi'u
uno Srotn. i'm GubtrFtsn Royo,u
gGuitraINrs. Die Sui,I III Gin 5luptr
iib Der Notwithstanding. cine;
SnSutrit, bic ,ir:n pittia,H QOfIu
in Der Sabrss5iIaNj Der GoIOnit
Queensland iIut; i'm ptrsiua,nsn
Sabre bt!rua Der gusiubrlptrtb ost
pon bort aus ptTitiiit,n ptTImu.
ibsln b.rtits 100000. Der i,bt
D;tDiF,rtIidr 9,ritt bee ooyti1tu
R:fio,nt,u ab! Gin iHttr,iiartts Bib
or btryit;notH 9UbdltniFt. Si.
Giupobr:rSabI ptr SnitI htrGst 1909
SuItH. oavunitJ TRo G5l Wtib!
(aut cine QarSt 2lrBatI Dsutits). osy
Rtf fno Wllag'u, Q0.nn:iity, Obi.
rtIcn uro Sdplnsien, Sx YtyImu.
it.I piro s,p0brlih aus ;tnty SieiI
Don 20 bic so Gub h,:luisshot. uUo
iIply III Der 6auptinluplab oisi.t
75iihtrti Der ioa.uannt, .aIN GuUo".
lpthIih poR stn gGnisinisIn gtI.s,n;
in n.utrtr 3tit bat man audi nod an
otu WuitSIFsIotr auigeiutt. bod lie
gen bi.i. jumtiit in unatbsurtr 5ttfs;
Der Druid ots WdFtrs. ar in iolhsn
1kfen dui ben 9auhtrn (mtiIi polps
nsiisr) laIt,t, fiibrtt i'm uOristr Sabre
ben Soo pon niti tptuiatr aIs "a
WaHn krbti. Inter g,ipSbnIit,,R
llmhdnbtR iptrosn Die 9useT iiir
cine Iina,t GabT. dusssriiitet; ale
Wonai. iomm,u 4, Suriid. Iiti.ru ib'
nn Yang ab uu0 Hsbmtn nsusn
Stiifsporraib Gin. 3ob sibt a. itOn
oarsbtn cine gn;ahl ibpimm,uotr
Stationtu, ea Die Gee in Der Rdht
Der 5bursedpiuitt SitmIih rubis iIt;
Der llnttTntbmtI l,bt oaUr aui tirtm
ptrduitrttn SboOntr in Der Ulittt ots
avbtitsTtIDts uno aIlaknSIib li,ftrn
Die 9optt ibrtn 6uRo a6; tr bat bier
bel ben sr0btn 9OrtbsiI. oab ttpa
Uorbanotnt ptrItn ktm StffnsR Der
Ruitsln ibm itIbf SuiaItr. mas
uibt unpihtia, ea marht BON ibn,u
sintn Dertb $3.50 biz $3.50 babtu.
0p6 TiHb ioIds GuRet immtrain itI'
ten. 5au'tnSt BON RuIbtlu ipsrOtn
atOfIntt, obnt SaB iia cine ptrIt p0r'
finStt. Sm l,bt,n Sabre fuo iuttni'
Iunte 9triutt stmadbt pOrStn. Die
psrlmuIttI iiinitIi9 81 Siihtsr. aht'
,iaiauItnS iunst Wuibelu tpurO<n
pom .alttn grunSt" nab tinsm Spi'
Ttsu Der prinj Wdlss' uno Der 1rsi'
taa,SRisl atlts,nsn atlos esbtaht.
Ob Die RuItkIn bic nOtbis, Rtif, unO
Dor gln.m ibrtn Geinosn tuts.kn
ptrotn, mub bic 3tit I.bTtu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
Der Rampi Ipiihsn bsm @oupsr.

Der Rampi Swiidsu BEN @Oupsr.
nsur siHsritiis, uns BEN Staats'adsr-
baRiauIrsitOr Rc9oHtb uub osm Bra.
iiO,uteu Der SdulbsbOros Shannon aRs
osrtristts. III Su @uHiten Der 2tstsrm
sntihisptH Enb bic S6ulbtb6res. pelbt
atssnp6rtis IN SCOTLAND psriommtlt
III, iol nun, pom Der @illihr oss @pu.
Urrusars bcfrtlt, Sur artuoliden I'm
ssisaltHns Der usrrpttstsn 9HiiaHos in
Der Nd,rbauiduIS oas bsrUiias Rittsl
Der GuiIaiiuns bss ssiammtsn issiseu
9sbrrrpcrioHals Otrislbsu, mt ausnab'
ne oss Rsitprs, auiusnoGu DOIlsr.
TH eiSies Sabr pUrseHUmmeut
SOlisjdkIuna III bis aui ishs Counties
UOusuoSt. Sit Jtist i0rusit cine ilsiHs
3unahmt Lbsr eas GresbHIB seu 1s9o.
llsbsr Gin 1auisrb SAblsH iOlssaoe
Stiete: 6urpH, nit 2,5l4. Scstlano
l,o4s, Gbsrottn 1886, YsrmiliUn L.
757, @otsrtOtpu 2,Ss4, RttbslI 2,s97,
GOT Springs l,642, RaeiiUH 2,o03,
Canton l,6ll, 9sno 4,I29, 3tnewoso
4.205, Spearfiih Lib, Gurtia ,oo6,
Rnpio Gitp 1887. Die Ssriais BON
SiOur GaIls. Y)anttOu uuS pisrTs feb
len nod.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22

Gas srobs llsbsl in Der spsli N idou itii
alter .Ssit. bab man TN psbm itltm tdlt ant
rsdis aRdbistsit. Der Cine lbsr,bt iiA Oft,
bst Anbtrt ir'nti ln iiarf, hu Gfiiie plasi
iiA Tag nnbRatt unb itrsngt Rt On Al ara.
IA asbi bem Raasn bic tss6uIb btnH eaelilt
aub er ipridt: .au neinfn peihsn bif On
i6ulh, Dir bien' 10 ldnau uidtl@ tlnh
nun miibie Der Crasnlsmns in's GtedtR es'
ratbn, mean sr nlHt mittrin "a. Nsrnarb
xtdulsrpiIisn nixbu In u.ane afistt mlrbs.
Sar Is emls bet Mpsibsistn ~ babV.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
AUDI riu Q5rituS.

Grner Stubeut: -Wleiu Serr,
it bite nm 9brc Surte !"-3Wei'
ter Suoeut: .SSesbIlb?" -
Griter STUDENT: sic bnbeR ben
WlOpS Der 5uute msinss SGusWirtbes
aui ben ShWeii sstretsu!-
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
Gin nrurS Spiel.

-absr, 9unse, Tu iisbit ia ifauSsr'
bait aus; pGs in alIer 28elt bait Su
WitSsr gemaht?"--Sis bdbeu SsR
5eih abselniien uuS Sa iit 10 if6uer
Shlamm, bar mir Sfwsiu6sus o'riu
ltipislt babeu!"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22

.SSas tuusn Sis Seuu 10 aui ben
bsiSeH Baden. @auiler?" - Sur
9Ommibbtpo, Strr llutsroiii;isrl"-
-Sm-ih babe Gle TN 1eredft, ho5
gle 9brem G'aul basSsu trsannIbeul'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
psr hlsinr e5erdlaftsmann.

Ieitslbuum Jun. iOIl ifwimmsn
lerueu. Ssuor er Sns eriie Wlal in's
Soiiiu eebt, irast or ieinen Sater be-
iorst: -SateIebcu, bate mir auf gut
periifert?"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
lilinurrnnnNrrt.

Jti6ter: -Seute iisbsu Sie itOu
rpisoeT luearu Giubruh por G'eriht?
Ru, ifJ gratulirc !"-SiRbredler:
Sd Sarle, Serr Rlttsr!'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
1aS eiresrs1safmaI al.

IN Der Static. no Dor buuStrt Sab'
rsu Der ursIiidIibs 0ittsr @ottfrisS
auguit Sarssr in 9Ottins,n Sur etpi'
gen Ruk atbttitt purSt. IN ibm itst
duf benz Sri,SbOis Dor BEN D,,nS.r
2bor Gin 0sntmal srrittet lporosn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
Gdfafnlfnn.

1areu: 80 will Sie euaasiren,
aber Sie mIiiIsn iih ben Sart abneh.
men loiien, FIR sinen yoioi ididt iif
ieiuer. s-Dieuer: .9la, ua, Serr
Harcu, nit 70 elm uadeten @iift
'rumlaufsn--i i&aniet mi q GsS'l'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
alrnntIuttott.

Oramatiider Oihter (bsi
Der G'sburt ieines ;ehutsu SinSes):
"9tuu bob tdD bod psnisitcnS Sobsim
elm pollsS Saus!"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
AfttiuTtCr,

.Sebuis sIdu;suSsr 9srtbeioiguas
wiro I'M Scrtibuns zines itwsreu Gin.
bruhsSisbitahIes gebetsu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
Dit mabrbsit abtr al.

- Die " untptf upt 70
les. @iirasr Unit BEN 9errn g,fars
rtr bic Gjanhausnubt psrlaHtnb):
.6o&piirbsn, IaHsn Gle mid ssfdls
Iieii bcrausssbsn, bob itb msintr }rau
faetn lam. Id fsi sber aus BEN GdIis
baus iprsatadnasn, ols bsr 6srr g,Iars
fsr; banu bnB it Rus Dor itr!-
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22

Die @eiammtjabl Der De.
isrtioueR aus Der britiiheu armes
bstrGat i'm 9Gbrs burhituittIit 5000.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22

0as tiniaht, BON elmer 9rouJsbiift
etlrOnts WoHumtnt tpurSt untsr sro'
Ger 9stbeiIiauna Der Gintpobutr GOts
iinasns tntbilt. Die 9iiFt III bon
proF. 9uIiap GbtrIsin in Berlin mos
beIIirt UNI eibt Die 3iias Oss 9i6ttrs
rd6 BEN b,lttu 9iIOnib. Sds bOrbdnr
ben IN, attrtu tpitotr
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22

- CINE SpitItrfamili,.
IRA. aiio mas miIit 1u wtrotn,
Grib&eng" - Gin Dritisr i'm Stat"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-08-22
marlstbrrtdIt.

Rit6sil, 9OHnsrituS, a2.aus. '95
ggeiIeu. per RuIhef Is