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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

ConStantinople, Dee. 5-it is report
ed here to-day that after the meeting
Of the ambassadors Sir Philip Currie,
the British ambassador, noti',ed the
Turkish government that If the
frn.auS asked for were not gra ( by
Saturday next n British gunboat would
be sent through the Straits of the Oar
daneilcs. without the sulfan's permits
sion to act as an extra ~guardship in
the BosporIs, for the protection or the
British embassy. Efforts to obtain
confirmation or denial of the report
have proved futile.
The most complete absence of news
from the provinces renders it difficult
to form an estimate OF the situation
as To the condition OF Asiatic Turkey,
the extent to which reform is being
pushed, and the degree to which riot
ing has been suppressed. Of course
all excuse for intervention would be
done away with, to all intents n
purposes, if. Is the almost complete
silence would indicate, order has been
practically restored.
The work of strengthening the fortl-
f~icatiops of the Dardenelles continues
day and night. The soldiers are bust
ly at work throwing up fresh defenscs
aud the most busy scenes are wit
messed from the entrance Of the Oar
danelles to the other side of Gallipoii.
liz addition the Bosporus entrance of
the Sea Of MGrmora is being placed in
cOncition for defense. Many torpedoes
have been SINK
ISLAM or the sword.
ppSt0u Itpp Tho Cable
gram was received to-day by Rev.
JudsCn Smith, ID. d., secretary of the
foreign department of the American
board:
Letters received show most fiendish
work in the vicinity OF Siyas and ilar,
| pool. Survivors were offered Isiag.
or the sword. Great pressure was
brought TO bear on them. Remittances
to the interior are now feasible. Re
lief work has been begun in many
| centers. Winter is at hand. Hurry
remiftarces,"
The missionaries at present at 81
vas, Western Turkey, are Rev. aid
| Mrs. Henry L. Perry. Boston, and Miss
Mary Il. Brewer. Grinnell. Iowa. Rev
A.. w. Hubbard and his wife, who
were on their way 10 Sivas, were de.
tanned ut Constantinople. i'm company
with Rev. aud Mrs Ralph Il. Ldrkia
| recently appointed TO the work al
aIafsli;i. Eastern Turkey. Siyas Tia,
a population Of about I2S. 400. inclnd
ing Turks, ~Armenians. Greeks and
Kurds. The mission station OF the
American board was established IN
/ SiVaS I'm IS-t1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
Turned Ont.

Washington, Dec. 10. - Postmaster
General Wilson has dismissed Will
lam l.. Hill of Mississippi, assistant
superintendent of the free delivery
department; Samuel Blight of Indiana,
clerk in the free delivery bureau. and
Williams A. Sullivan of Boston, anoth-
err clerk, now of the dead letter Office,
but formerly Of the free delivery bu-
a for giving out official informa-
ton and conspiracy to beiittle the de-
partment.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
SOUTH Loss.
Taylor Bids Fair to Cost the state
SI2c.

Yankton. S. D., Dec. 10.-State Au-
ditor Nipple declares that it is impos-
sible to say how much the shortage
will he when the property of ex-Treas-
urer Taylor shall have been sold. He
adds that no action can be commenced
against Taylor's bondsmen for several
months, or until the property taken by
the state has been sold and the pro-
ceeds turned into the treasury. Tay-
lor may be out of prison long before
this occurs, and it is claimed that
eventually the state will lose $4,000
and the bondsmen will escape pay
ment of any shortage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
EniIed to, Agree

st. Paul, Doe. THE johnson trial
was a mistrial. The jury could not
agree after being in consultation dur
ing the night, and This morning Judge
Egan, hearing their report. discharged
them. So far the defendant and his
counsel lave scored a point. Dr. John
son must submit TO the ordeal of an
other trial, for no sooncr was the jury
discharged than County Attorney But
Ter asked that Il day be fxed for an
other trial.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

London, Dec. 10.-A sensational at
tempt at a double suicide was made at
the Grand hotel by Charles Galloway
of Maidavale and his sister-in-law. be-
tween whom a laison has existed.
Both of the victims have serious re-
yolver wounds, and it is believed are
not likely 10 o They appear to
be we'll connected.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
Jersey nay mt Atlanta

Atlanta. Ia. Dec. 7.-Adit. Gen. Will
lam striker Of New Jersey and Judge
state headed q party Of about loo
Jersey men who reached Atlanta to-
day To otfenc New Jersey day at the
exposition.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
ROBBED Or HUNDREDS.
A Brafnerd Woman Loses Her
Money and Diamond

Brainerd. MIMI, Dec. 10.-Mrs. K. j.
Crane was robbed of 1904 in cash, a
set of diamond earrings valued at S2S5
and a diamond ring worth 800. She
was a guest of her brother, +. j.
Clostermin, proprietor Of the City ho-
tel, and had left her money and valu-
ables in a valise in her room, also her
keys, while she went to the dining
room for dinner, when the thief en-
tered the room and secured the plum
der. She did not discover her loss I'M
til To-Day. No clue has yet been dis
covered.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

Washington, Dee. MANY senators
aud members of the house were inter-
viewed to-day by a d~eiegation OF Ar
meniau citizens from Worcester and
Boston who are urging congress to
take every possible step to prevent
the continuation of outrages on Ar
menians In Turkey.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

Washington, Dec. 10-The house pro-
gramme this week is a dreary waste.
Until the committees are appointed
the machinery of the house is blocked
and nothing can be done save by nan
imous consent. ANY resolution thar
might be presented-and IL is in this
form that the sensations that agitate
the lower branch of congress usually
spring-would go down before a single
objection. For this reason no attempt
will be made to do anything until
Speaker Reed announces his commit
tees, which he 20 expects to have
ready at the end of the week. There
probably will be but three brief SEES
sions this week. When the house met
to-day an adjournment was taken for
several days. The Indications are that
practically nothing car be done in the
way of the consideration of actual leg
~islation until after the holidays. How
ever, the congressional hoppers are
filing up preparatory to the grinding
that will follow later. Last week sew
eral hundred bills were introduced,
and it is probable that fully as many
will be started on their journey TO the
senate this week.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
WORK OF CONGRESS

Washington, Dee. 6.-The last move
In the Delaware contested senatorshlp
was made in the senate to-day, when
Mr.. Mitchell of Oregon, presented a
letter and accompanying records to
the senate. from III. A. Dupont. claim
ing the right to be admitted as a sen
ator from Delaware. Delaware's
Democratic senator. Mr.. Gray, there.
| upon did the courteous act Of moving
that the privileges of the floor be
given his Republican quasi-colieague
pending determination of his case. Mr..
Dupont was brought in and introduced
to the senators. .#f -tl.. r.. '.n5 .
Mr.. Chandler (Rep., N. H presented
a mass of petitions alleging election
frauds in Alabama, and claiming the
election as governor Of Reuben +.
Kolb. ..r a.I.... .s-
Several petitions for the recognition
of the Cuban Insurgents Were offered,
and Mr.. Squire rep, Wash.). in in
Producing a bin for Notifications of
Atlantic, Pacific and lake ports. said
the senate was being asked to extend
recognition to Cuban belligorentS, and
to firmly reassert the Monroe doctrine.
we are talking of these matters as
though we had q chip on our should
ers," he added, and we go along In
bliSsful ignorance or inactuaI as to
the unfOrtiiied condition of our ports"
Mr.. Hoar (Rep, Mass.) offered the
following:
That the senate will support the
president in the most vigorous action
he may deem fit to take for the protcc-
ton and security of American citizens
in Turkey and TO obtain dedress for
Injuries committed upon such citizens
there"
The Allen resolution OF yesterday,
defining our foreign policy, was taken
up, and Mr.. Allen urged the recogni-
ton Of the re~v0lutiOnists and the an
neXation of Cuba. He declared that
the foreign policy Of the United States
had been "a hiss and a byword for the
last twenty-five years"
He specified the inaction in the case
Of Mrs. Maybrick and ex-Consul Wal
Ter. The senator strongly urged the re-
assertion of Monroe doctrine, so broad
ened as to secure the ultimate with
drawal Of monarchial dependencies
from this continent. The resolution
was temporarily laid aside and the SEN
ate, after ten minutes executive SEES
sion, adjourned at 1;35 p. IL.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
Wall. ,hs EIoner arrested

r.. Wall, of this CRY, ami Mrs. Richard
Ramsell of Huron, =. D., who e1oped
from here six weeks ago, were ar
rested to-day at Nashville. Tenn. AT
the instance Of Mr.. Ramsell. Mrs.
Wall has gone insane through grief.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
Edward wyderf Kilicd.

Spooner. Wis. Dee. 10-Edward Wy
deli. a resident and well known local
politician of Shell Lake, Wis, was
killed | N the woods south OF here While
working for the Shell Lake Lumber
company.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

Port townsend, Wash, Dee. iO.-In
a few days two or three tugs VIII be
sent a couple Of hundred miles out to
search for the disabled steamer
Strathneyis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
A woman snlcides.

Omaha. Dee. 10--Nirs. Carrie Brown.
a handsome and apparently wealthy
woman of Keokuk. Iowa. blew out her
brains In a Beatrice hotel today.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
uoay snntcher Conyic,ed

Linneus. Mo-, Dee. 7.--Dr, j. II. Fox.
the Marceiiire body snatcher, has been
convicted in the circuit court here OF
that crime and sentenced to three
years In the penitentiary,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
co,aIpe President Dead

Cincinnati, Dec. 10.-H. lnad Miller,
president of Mount AuDurn institute.
died suddenly last night OF heart dis
ease. He established the institute 80
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12
w,,er work. sold

Fergus Falls. Minn., Dec. 10. - The
water works were sold to-day by the
receiver to the r~eorganized committee
representing The ~bondholders for S40.-
Mo
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

B~efleviiie. H.. DeJ T,sss mea were
Injured nv the nXpoSifNn Of a boiler
Ia the engira house 90 the new Athens
Coal company today,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

London, Dec. 10.-George Augustus
Sala, the distinguished journalist, Is
dead.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

Washington, Dec. There was a
very good attendance when the senate
met at GOon to-day. The first bill in
troduced was one by Mr.. Mills Dem,
Tex for the coinage of the silver in
the treasury.
4 bill introduced by Mr.. Chandler
(Rep., n. H. for the coinage of silver
at the ratio of Is IL to /, the bill to be-
come operative when England, Ger
many and France pass similar laws,
was listened to with great attention.
Mr.. Call Dem. Fla.D addressed the
senate in advocacy Of his resolution
for the recognition of the ~belligerenCy
of the Cuban insurgents and for strict
neutrality by the United States in the
a Mr.. Call drew a graphic picture
of the ruin, misgOVernment and bar
barous cruelty against which the
Cubans were ~cOntending and their
long struggle for freedom. He de-
scribed the former revolutions and de-
clared that the progress against
tyranny made by the native Cubans.
who maintained, as we had maintained
in 1T76, that just government must de-
rive its authority from the consent of
the governed, entitled them to recogni-
ton as belliGerents and the neutrality
of other nations. He considered it al
outrage that the United States should
not hold out an encouraging hand to
those who were struggling for indie
pendence. But instead of speeding
the Cubans i'm their course, he insisted
that this government was actually re-
tarding the reYoiution-was. in fact.
furnishing aid TO the Spanish tyrant.
This government" said he, en-
phatically, lis responsible for many of
the outrages that have been con
mitted. l do not mean to say that the
president and his cabinet are response
BILE, but the attitude of this govern
ment negatively, by not recognizing
the revOlutionists a ~belligerents in
u ports and territory, Is maintain
ing to-day the power of Spain on the
island of Cuba"
In conclusion, he described Cuba as
the queen Of the Antilles, the future
center of a confederated republic that
would include all the islands of the
West Indies, and called upon the com-
mittee on foreign affairs to consider
his resolution in the spirit of our fore
fathers and report favorably at an
early day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

Dexter, Iowa, Dec. Tolerant Hibbs
fatally shot his wife aud committed
suicide last night. When neighbors
entered the house Mrs. Hibbs was
holding her husbands head in her lap
and a year-old babe on her arm, the
baby playing In the blood that flowed
from It's fathers wounds. Hibbs had
been released from Mount Pleasant In
sane asylum as cured five weeks ago.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-12-12

The organization of the Pacific Gable
company to lay a cable from San Fran
cisco to China by way of Hawaii, has
haan COMPLETED il New ycs5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
NabrpIan:

~WFFIt 2 ~EWETEV
W. S.rdtnert; Senrtaas aufasrrmmtn.
,T AZ 0SSrSt,,,H 3atrPlars cher frtJitat Sn.
X. WOLFSBEBu, ~-s,. G, 4torh
cher CHARLES S.f ssisss'
@tutral paH. unt Iiist Gatnt,
ct. Paul, Winp
5ra6tiuss: +. 12:50pm; W. 1115am.
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- Quf benz i4iefen S6urm
gu piIa tommen Sel5itmoroe fat niss
mails Dor, oa bic 19urmtpd9ter BEL
benz ssringIten 9eyoaAt bic grSbte
umIi6t tpalten Ia'en. Rsulia 0e,
lang ss bod sinem SelbItmorocanOi.
oatsn, bic 1burmlpd4ter gu tduI&sr
uno ii9 bon Dem o5eriten 0aae b.s
36urmes auf Den Wtarttplab binun.
tersuftiir3sn, no oaS aufi6lasen o.s
a0rpsrs unter ben paTan.en tein.n
serinssn S6rsdsn anri9tet.. 0sr
Sslbtm0rbsr, Elm 2~7jdbrissr Stale.
ner. mar erdBIih 3eri4msttsrt UNI
auf Der Steae toot.
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wic IN oics!

gir tisttr rirturscrt Icaars 9drtuuua far
Itstu Ran ven Vaiarrt, Ter ntat eur6 Gturctmtn
you eaa's 9atarakrg var ar.trlt rtrtW fam.
\. 3. GttuSu a &C. Gtasnit" Ieltto' z,
gptr, ttC uutCrtihutitu, tdbtn y. 3. Gtcntp tell
ben ltsitn IS 9atrGn a,inrnt1ue tGlitn TIN 'urpra.
femmtu ~SNrsntdti IN aam neutrality-suspicious.
uue fnduItta t~Cfttiat, dat rcH ittnO 8trma stn8t.
pauptntr @trttuplt6itittr az srfultn.
20 sf&Iruar, @roFtdrtds- Drc8utfrn, 1els.
10, ..
RalbiuaRinrir & Warpiu, @rrftdn.
ttis. Lrrduifm Jplttr, (.
Saq's Ratarrt. Rurrttt trutrIiA aCupmmn unt
ritit tirt't ami tas emt urt ne f%dit,niesu Stcraa
btn tee Spftms. 3uautre trtt p~triantt, grtis
55t, fur tts dldidt. e'daGn ven auSn apetttfttn
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?: Q: NE!LL. &tebar3t,

htu VIA enait x WNurpts's Ptitfdn. ter gpth Scttl
etstnutu. @ratutrfSr ter 9titrauntiuntt.a pltss
IN ettsaae. Ter bette Mrit lnr N~sbaaoIuna
bon ytsresu, Ntnbptsb, 2dbatsu etc, uSro.
tia ben W~taasaeoiiS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26

tporben. ws9rere grftnSer 6d6en ic.de
Sldf9en bsrsttS oonftrutrt, dGetn be
fslben fteGten fi6 gu tbeuer (auf ca. 50
pro Stid) uno an bisiem bobsn preiie
f6eiterte lire prdttH6e9srrpenb6arteit;
bic 9prrt6tune bari ni6t 60bsr ais
2 bts 8 Gents pro 6Iaits gu itsben
tommen, um algemein benuBt peroen
su tDnnen. Wer bat Gut, bic ausaes
f8riebene Yelobnun9 81 bsrOisnen2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-26
0cjhdftsperIeguna.

BUR aefdniaen Nabridi, eaB mir infer
Yumpenaeid6it an Z. Nue. neben garter'S
Mtoblmible perle9t baben. Eur bic belten
erierren ino bblSernen Yrmpen uno bic als
lerudrts bemdbrte Teue Toree yumpe
bel ms Al baben. Brunnen 9egraben iino
ole mDalihe 6eparatureu on Bnnpen nno
Srunuer beItens uno prompt Si anaemel'
ienen Yreiien beiorgt.
12-ba Wunltn ser ~
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Gin oankbarer patirnt,

Der Isiutr Ramsn niht 9suaunt bdbsu min. uno Der
itiut ppnitdneiae Observation-Disclosures BON idbrues
rem peiosn tiutr In tiutH 9ottorbu5 auas8ebs.
ntn Nrinti ~oeroanit. ldBt bur6 uus oditibe fpifens
3itIss arobs @u6 tUtbdlt Rc,tptc, bic in isosr
apotbste 9cmaht Wsrosu fountr. Sbidt Cure
Nbrtis init Yrisfmar'e az ,,Vriodt &iinif unb
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&C.. st. =. NJ. & o. Ry.)
Trsi 30 ufrr alaTc 3aas rtrIdTru WtrnSisclis
unt St. gaui mad Gtitdap nah Nntunft ter 3uGt
rcr a. SIpuo ME trlat:
grrIa RcnlWinurnpOIisIi 30 nm. St. Faulis 10 am
7dalit. Pdeau etdtS Grsrtf.
sat ydrlrr gpaparn rad Gtttaac. Nrtpntt tn
PtlrdutU 500 abCntf; Gtttagc Gas abtnes.
grlaWrn WiuurupOlts 6 :OO.pm; Ct. FauI 6 :3j pm.
Scrnfaas ausatrrmmtr. gtiantie & Srutttrn
6rprf. Sat gpdanSr Sutst . S6ldfrdatn uHe
gsapcr nit irti Zen talidtn Stntltn mad 0tttaa0.
Gnilnit In Gttedap 500 gctntitnas.
grrlaH,u WinurapOIiS : 80 pm; Ct. FouI s:lo pm.
96ait. 6trriitt Rrrtt gpthUn Fimitte. Sat
guqmdr uue Wdprtr yrirdt.G rmrartrmsnt nnh
iG etctiru Stlairnpsn, Suhst RdutraqCn, St.
tIiottCt. gpdpSu rdd Gticdar. Stlatrd8Cn nat
WilpautU. Rrutfut i'm IintrB Waascn yer I'm.
'uu't tn Gttcdpr. Ar'urft tn Ditlrdni0 $3.50
BERN. tn GttCaas $50 Bern.
1ur iuuarirttu irrirn 2ritu nit Stfdrtitura tts
trrlittu 3ugtttufSs uttr tiCit itcts mad StruT
6 IN. OMAHA, Rduids Gitc, Tulutt. Militant, rtt
duh mad NilrduitC unt attCdgc, irrttt rer tttri
SCimEptrttR ctr dtrtfdU an
I. II. itnsoalr.
General yaFaattr.Gatnt,
81. gaul, Ntnr.
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SintIep & St.Yaul 9tpifon.
r.cEA 0HskIfA.

csnIin. sSsHIid.
l:25pm.... .verl. Hinckley, Ank....... n:SOpm
7:f5pm. ......Ank. 81. Cloud, Verl...... 7:i5pm
tidgIit, Sruntdss ausstnrmmtn. sddelt8.
Osseo Acc, e. 6:35 am. W. 1888.
3titlttt gtrstnsu natn In gltnntappHs .uns 81.
FauI fur ane gunitt Sflit une rtfltt.
7dgIttt 3nae iriftcn Ct. Paul. gltnntdprlts,
auptd, Ct. GIrut, Grppffru, eDtamar StsuT gtts,
Wrprttde, Rarar, 6rdnt Strfs. Grafton. Ntnntpts,
Itptls ga,t, @rtat 8aus, SsItua, Butte, aalissta,
an Ten gatifs. M ne. 3astn Rut galaa. Dining
une Sdlafraaepns. Buffet, Stsitrtttf. Cbfttsa-
, mss nss mag$Sa snisss t sls,r Tns .%tit. &''h'
Rtrbirsuuasn In Ct. Paul unt Ninntapsiis nit
3latn mad unb ron ettease, Ct. Sents uno hem
Shtu, Sattn uut Sdtrtftu. Dur6.e8lafrasssns
ttrtit ron Ct. 9lpue mad otttaas.
RrtuIt tie Rpdo. uut 9dstatt.btrgt TN btufn
last, ZEN ydFaettrtn zine 8titssntdt stbtne: ttnsn
ltStI Ter tsrrlttfsn S%stntrtc IN anitrtfa % fseen.
Lamgf6tf. u. Gtftntatn. gtrttntu nsen IN Ssatt.
IL mad yustt. SCuus gun'tt, dalttsrnta, Alasfs,
9dpdr unt China.
Ptrbintunstn in gruutr's asrrs. Ssato, far mad
rem ecr,trai Mute uut Sttpunttt; In mtnatt6e,
Uaft., rad edtt &tslan, hem ebtrtn aslumbtd nab
mad lem Sfanraan.Etarit.
giauit puiauft unt ttr @tsdd naritrt far aus
Sauptpunitt.
R.s,r tn t'r Z ampftsst.@tftIIf6aft
II, .t,rrl6t Ddmrfbsstt .Rsrtt 4: Rtf" uus
| .Nrrtt. gane" ptrlaHtu Duluth Wpntass unb Brtt.
,aas ttt See" glatiuar Sslanb, Dttrstt une
gundis unt ldufen In Serbtneuna NIT Zen @rtdf
0crtttrn 3lstn (Gafrn &ailrdp 81 Dlinntfsta)
Ct. Paul unt Wtnntapplts Rttrur.dtddsf 6ittstn
tie gdit Strtdt tin retr surid elm. gu fdnftn bet
aatu Great 0rrittrn astnttn. Rttrndne isnt sflt6
unt ,urid rtiftn. cine tie ftfnt gah STRIDE rtnts-
ftus auf sinsm gptet ~ bsnustn.
Bdr Drudfattn uut S%ufsrmatisn abtr &attH,
Strsdtn ufr. rsnfs man 10 an m,..
Osu 8. s. 90 ttnts. S.p.&d,g:.
Ct. pAxi, Wtn
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Grhsn sir nadD Chicago
obrr Conftmo GflidD ?
Sic Norib : gScitcrn Sircfe"

Wtnr 60, 70 fCtSu Sit ~, tdf tire ddtr'drtt.rrH
ID inntarrlis, St. pdul cher Iuluit lautei uttr
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@enn 2ie an Rbeumatismns ,Ietosn
ftrtttt urt tn itrtt tntgtItl d ttn gattt bar
n uuttrbdrftR glttiiin ttt mid unt mandt Antut
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