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SAYS IT'S A LIE.
Capt. Crossman Declares He Didn't
tho British Flag.

Capt. Crossman Declares He Didn't Hoist
the British Flag.
New YORK, March Capt. Cross
man, of the steamship Alliance, which
is alleged to have been fred on by a
Spanish gunboat, when seen on board
the steamer Thursday morning in ref
erence to the dispatch from Havana
stating that he was within mile and
q half of the coast Of Cuba when fred
upon and that he had hoisted the Eng
fish ensign, said:
1T Is simply q lie I did not hoist the Eng
fish ensign, and had done SO the Spaniard
would not have dared to fire upon It was
not within mile and 9 half Of the coast OF
Cuba, and according to the course pursued
could not have gone within four miles OF the
coast ,, -.... a. wa u lAl Ell.
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PLACED UNDER ARREST.
Indicted Now York Police Oficials Ha

Indicted New York Police Ofacials Have
Warrants Served ON Them.
New YORK, March 20.-All the police
officials against whom indictments
were found Monday by the extraor.
binary grand jury were placed I'M
der arrest when they went to police
headquarters Tuesday morning. The
indicted men are:
Inspector William Mclaughlin, Capt. Jacob
Siebert, Union Market station; Capt j. J
Donohue, West Twentieth street station;
Capt. NJ. j. Murphy, West One Hundredth
street station; Capt. James K. Price, Mac
Dougall street station: Former Police Capt
William s. Devery, Wardman Edward Glen.
non (dismissed), Wardman Edward S. Hill
formerly under Capt Price,, Wardman Burns
Dumped his bail) Capt John T. Stephenson.
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Caught In the Act.

ST.. LOUIS, March 1s.-This city has
been flooded with bogus coin for a
month and efforts to locate the coiners
were successful Sunday. In a room at
706 Pine street two men, giving the
names Of William B. Thomas and w.
81. Morrison, were found in the act of
molding counterfeit quarter dollar.
A costly outfit of molds, electric baths
and milling chinery was found and
100 well-exechted bogus coins. ~
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Death or = Noted Divine.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 49, Rev. B. F..
Crazy, Methodist divine we'll known
throughout the country, is dead. He
served in one of the Minnesota regi-
ments during the war, and at the end
of his military service became editor OF
the Central Christian Advocate, at St.
An charge of the California Christian
Advocate.
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Are You a Renter?

The renter generally expends his ener-
gies for another. To occupy and begin
the cultivation OF homestead means the
creation at once Of a property worth .
thousand dollars or more, and every yoar
thereafter the equivalent of laboring
mans wages back east will be added to
the value Of the farm.
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A Long Tramp.

ST. LOUIS, March 19.-Members Of
Nat Sebastian's pedestrian theatrical
company left this city yesterday for
their long tramp across the country to
New York city. Sebastian bets s., 900
that the company can travel to New
York by foot In 1903 days, without hotel
accommodations, and earn 500 en-
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Closed Ifs Doors.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, March; 10. The
National bank Of Kansas City failed to
open its doors yesterday morning, with
liabilities OF $1,Os4,O0O and assets of
81, $3.50, 900. It is understood that it is
the intention to wind up the affairs OF
the institution and retire from bust
ness. It is also said that depositors
will be paid in full.
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County Praaidsnt Psts ~ ~ MnI.Ii rntt
Dividon No, 4 Glencoe -Preeident jaW H0l
lorsn: vics. president 9 = aillief: 10 %.
Ed MoEliieoft: serreant-a tarma ri Es MsS4fn,
ins eco. j il OConneil: NAL az. d. Dav. 49,,
kespsr. VIM Dolan: marahsi. lgnrnh3.. =, IS
Waldron: chai 81 iins COM II Scn'
nelly: meets It Il O'clock 8 IS III Ganaay 81
month It d han. - = - $50 =
praaident. iobn WFo1an 81
burns REQ SEQ; john McGrmicf. IA ~: Al I
TnIaoan couNTY. '-' ~ - s
DIVISION No. i. Preston-Presidaan go IA i. Ran.
nett; 7ice-president. Thos Hsnax. re- l -
John Gallagher; An sec. WI Ryan; treasurer,
Div ao os 1o see. dseans 1ai,
Woe president, Durkin: reo 20. i rs fnn.h:
in GEO, , scanian; treasurer. B G Deysnny: Ia
marshal, Jno Toomey: mset aIte. v a.,n.
days Of month It Odd FeIloWs. "a 81
Div No / Daughters Of Erin. i.aneaboro-
President, Anna Stanton; Vice pr president. 4nna
Madge Dnrkin; treasurer. Maggie Bsffertv. s ser
Mccarthy. & ''1' -, ~
srRELr OorrHry
County Delegate, G ] O'Brien.
Division No. i, Owatonna@ ma q ]
)'BE,ee; vicepresident. 8 Z Loash sii i 70 .
Ronersan: treasurer NJ Mosrstl;: zee ssc;
| alarms, 81 Rey1 raft: senfinal. ID ~ fiarE.
chairman standing com. NcGrsth; place Of
nesting, OWatonn8. n - =
G'Leary; vice preaident. VIM Tashv. ~, 80
" Feeney; fin sec, Ed O'Connor: Inn seo
t. eastman; treasurer. John ManniRan; ssre
Blooming Prairie.
NORWOOD, oARyxR uounrY.
County 1'u De!egste-E g Burns, Norwood
president. II n Kinrnan rno ann q T.D~-.a~... ~.
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Six K,lIed Il 4 Boiler Explosion.

Six Killed In . Boiler Explosion.
Fort WORTH, Tex, March 20.The
explosion of sawmill boiler near
Z Eight-Mile Creek, south Of Carthage, is
reported to have killed six persons and
manned as many more. The explosion
was distinctly heard 8 miles away.
Particulars have not been received.
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WIN Not Join tho silver Party. Il

Will Not Join tho silver Party.
ST. PAUL, March l9.Ignatius Dom
nelly and Sidney N. Owen, populst
candidate for governor at the last
election, make official announcements
that the peoples party Of Minnesota
will not Join the free silver coinage
yosrkvy I ,S8 s.
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FalItaI Fire.

To1RDo, o. March 70. Three men.
we're killed one q ta1ly and ten seri-
ously7 Injured, and property worth
310O,O0O destroyed the burning ot
the yabash round houae yesterday
1uorninR
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Do You Like Stock Raising?

The best Of opportunities await you in
the Northwest. The finest horses, cattle
and sheep in America roam over the pos
ture lands Of Minnesota, the Dakotas and
Montana. The whole country, too, 10
adapted to the poultry industry.
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Dana Must Answer.

NEW DIRK, March 10. Charles Al
Dana, editor Of the New y ork Sun, was
held BY Commissioned Shields yester-5
day to answer the charg of criminally
libeling Frank .. Noyes, Of the Wash
mgton Star. s
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Got ! Big Fee.

New York, March 20. The state
ment comes from an ecclesiastical au-S
thority near to Archbishop Corrigan
that the latter received $4,000 as his fee
for performing the Gould CasteIlane
wed ding ceremony Gus s Es$s s 5 "
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Tuesday Of month ct 7:3O O'Clock p m.
dent; John Mehady. vice. president; e & Barn.
Murphy. treasurer; Thomas Reedy, ms SEQ; John
Mehady chairman sick committee; meets lst
and Srd Sunday Of month In d Murphy's hall
| s9 ANoKA COUNTY.
Div No 1 Anoka-President, T NJ Ryan. Anoka;
VICE N4 T1gue, Coon Greek 81 REQ SEQ
jas McArdle, Anoka; hn and ms geo, Thos Riley
| at arms, Jas Smith. Anoka; sentinel. M Rich
ards, Anoka; chairman sick committees T M
Sullivan, Anoka; meetings. I'd Sunday Of each
month at G A r hall End ave.
| SWIFT COUNTY.
County Delegate: D. McDermott, Clontarf.
Division Nc. !, Gontart-President. Jas Kent;
oe5 n sse Fsof oiFs esy GSa
ms eco. James O'Donneli Meetings firsi
Sunday Of month in town hall.
Division No. GPresident, Henry Murphy,
T 81 Donnelly; fin and ins SEQ, s Gailaghsr
Benson; treasurer. o Collins; marshal, JOIN
McNelie; sergeant-at-arms, Peter Burns; SEN
e Quigley; address. Benson, Mimi; meet lst Sun.
day OF month. 4
AvocA. MURRAY COUNTY.
Div: No. president. NJ Cullen; vice-presi-
dent. Dwyer; rec SEQ, + J Flynn: fin eco,
Keesan; ser-at-arms, F T Norris; sentinel, N
II
Div. No. I, Currte Jonn German, president:
Thos McAyoy, e-president; jam Keary.
rec sec; Michael Keary, fin SEQ; Dan Calvin,
treasurer; Walshe, ms sec; Thos Commits
key, sergeant alarms. Meet 2nd Sunday o1
each month at Curies hall Currie, MINI.
aRAOEvnLH. BIG STONE COUNTY.
Pes ea eiapeP' Mopon 1aG' v1oepre.,dant
O'Hara; treasurer, Alex Moran; ms SEQ s JOSEPH
Brennan; door keeper, Lane; marshal, r Mo
Sunday of month. -
Id sUxuR COUNTY.
County Delegate, y 3 stratton. Montgomery.
Division Nc. ], 81. Thomas-Presidant. James
" Burns; I'm SEQ. James Ronayne; ms sec
Jss Dohsrty; treasurer. Henery Regain; marshal
sn nEs shaoSsningssy;
Hickey; meet LIST Sunday In month, at2 o'olooi
5ix;asa Il: ss:F;,sss11asat. ? H.ller.n; v.ot
Ginnis; fin sec, Eugene Osborn; treasurer, Petea
Morgan; ms sec, ID G Walsh; sare.at. arms. f
Courtney; chairman Of all committees
Richard Doran; meet LIST Sunday Of month
Diyision No. s, Montgomery b stratton,
presidents; John Sweeney, v1oe-president; n
Meee6er. req SEQ; Robert Deyereux. I'm SEQ
Division 40. I, WaterviiIe- G P Dolan, pres.
dent: "a Brophy, gice-prestdent; 2 O'Leary,
N Hunt. ms sec. q
County Pre.ident-W T Fancy, Green Isle. !,
nysrs 1S .e o'as
| ] A Shortall; Din SEQ. Peter McGrann; treasures,
Ihos Norm; re sec. N McMshon; sergeant
aeens Il sundsg e e %sfs month Martin
County Delegate. = ] Leonard, Jordan.
1iviaion No /. Bsle Plaine 3 :; Dra q
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ssT.fve(lS % YSIlt.ls q 5 illlnioalle.

AGO. March = Levi 90
~ n a, 81 1928 Noble ayenne. -
1nmitte6 B snic do by ham inR
Nonday ~ nina
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Something x
x for You.
Are You Looking for Land?
Are You Looking for Land?

Take q trip over the Great Northern to
northern Minnesota and North Dakota,
and you can satisfy your yearnings. The
Red River Valley, the Devils Lake Dis
trict and the Turtle Mountain county
invite investigation and settlement.
These localities offer free homesteads.
cheap lands and good climate to Eastern
farmers who have vainly toiled for years
to get ahead and pay off chat little
mortgage" It is the country, too, for
the grown-up sons to whose sturdy labor
the small Eastern farm no longer gives
adequate returns.
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Interest Paid On Time Deposits.
Tickets Sold to and from Europe VII
Anchor and Cunard Lines.

3 You can exchange your money at IriaA-
American Bank before starting, for q draft peV.
able Ct any bank In England, Ireland OF 6eSA
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NATIONAL OFFI,CERs.
.1H|77|llglg''''.'

P-J O'CoKNoR, n r, Savannah. Ga.
&c WnADocK, VI. Grand Rapids. Mich.
y j SLATT1RY, N 8, Albany. n Z. 81
IHos DuNDoN, N z, Columbus, Ohio.
National DiTeCtors-M F Wilhere. chairman,
Philadelphia, Pa; ] n Clark, Wisconsin; James
Jackson, Pennsylyania: Edward Sweeney,
Ohio. go 5a#s 6 s5. 39' @s .S55s9 S
STATE F1CERs-MINNESOTA
STATE Dr1.naArz John MCCARTHY. Of sdll
water. 35 L. i5# 81 3$;s3s
STATE ezmxrAsr-Rev r p Karviok, Pipe
Stone. 3.1e
STAT TRzAsuzraJo John Mahoaey, 500 4th
Ct n E, Minneapolis. s.. e a
eEArE BoAap OF D1BHoroRs-Wm Delany.
st Paul; J Callahan. Duluth; ID r Hayes. Man
kato; DR. w Buckley. st Paul; ] ] FiHger-
aid, Minneapolis. 93355 38s5.s4
President Of Insurance Fund.- Kannedy 81
Paul 81. s@5 7si.s .I5 I'5sl
Vice residant 3 r McDermott, Clontarf.
State Secretary Of Insurance, John A
O'ShauRhneesy. saltwater. sss
State Treasurer of Insurance. John sheehy,
montgomery. aas . n.
D1R1cToRs or INSURANCE FtHD-9 W Muir
ply, Faribanlt; Hugh Butler. Minneapolis;
EJ Kinnucan, st Paul; james O'Donnell,
Clontarf: Z d Ryan, Anoka.
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To be Had for the Asking.

Homeeteads in North Dakota, Nom
tana and Washington. The last OF the
public domain Of any agricultural value.
For publications and information as to
rates, routes, locations, etc, address,
r. /. WHITNEY,
q. p. & T.. A.,
st. Paul, MINI.
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DIVISION OFFICERS.
nuNHaAroL1s, HEnNxpH COUNT.

| DIVISION ObflCEtt0.
| 1nHn1APo1Is. HErNEr1H COUNT.
ave north. - o-t'1oN'' - -
| Plymouth Clothing House; president
s &c Nolan 9ss sse ssS VIZ soh 26
Hugh Bati:r, Thieien He.ei; MAJ mar.h s1
9ain3, 75 81. ysde1son St; ssrgsant-at:erms. Dan
10 Ch1roh It: meetings. "a and It'll Sundsys 81
DIV No 2President. r Kenney. 2426 18th ~ q:
Felix McNamee. 1877 Ell st s: an $50. KIN
! name. m 8th n ee: traas1rar. III T Gin ~
Cedar a.; ms Ia. John O'Grady. ~ 1sth
Up wall: mests iat Mondsr aYanin@ and 81
SUNDAY 81 monfiT nf Iabor Tennpia car Sfh ~ {
| south and al ct. - p1'' - 80 ~ I
n g: vice president ] walsh. s1k 4th e. al =:
REQ seo. P Minogue, s2s Main ct ne: in sec. i !
Hass. los 8th az ne: fraasnrer ~ q Ran ~
Summer ct; ms sec, j DAILY, 1918 Jefferson Al
ohsirn sicF com '4 nGnnne lam - :. 5re a
meet "a ana 4th Tnesdays at ii. xnthnn1 = ha1i
: Is, o'c ss ..,,. ] -, - &. =. :.
John ni.sser 1knk E W W. =.
ave IS: FL sec. How 1o.o q, LES
N Somers. 1901 10Th avn: ;ns aac Patar Mitch g
av n: er-at-arms, VIM hickey QO0 lth st 81:
ne 1tp Jonn b.ake doorkeeper jas Hickey
~ o .en - mse5 st ana % Fridays Of month
aG ~ IN =; ~, ~ Ooo1euoWs hall, cor 10Th ave
ana q s washington %d e .,.,. -
yioe- pree1dens " T Ryan; reoseo. T 4 QMeara;
! IN sec, Gieeson; treasurer. i Delaney;
ms sec. moTIarty; sergaant-a arms, John
artv: examinin nbva;c;a, ~ P np @e.,
24s Nicollet az. Meet and Sunday Of month al
piis1on ii No. s sres 1Sane. Gn1phv
18th ave g; vtce-president. + " Hickay. 2l96
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II 4 1 I|l 1
Iish llnDIiican Bank BuiIdia
10 nlcollet hve.
4 aJd ssl,C gl,JtgJ 500, 10000

j. 81. C0ughlil1. !. 3. 4. rosfd
.. Gould. !. J. ). Vice Presidene
j. q. Scallem. !. !. !. Z Z. =. ChaHaea
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Killed by HIS Young Son.

READING, Pa, March 20. ohm Os-
wald, a farmer, aged IS years, Of Obey,
this county, was killed by his 16-year-
old son Monday night Oswald came
home Intoxicated and started to abuse
his wife, when the son interfered.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-23

GiHsr Ger UOn Ssirsidr ROrtOn ssmnh,
ten YcrihIass siHs eabiH. oaB sin per
maneHter Gderbau. Genius tiHssihhri
psroen iOu. adsrbau' Siaiiaiien iOun.
ten eui eisis @siis Uiei srhHolitsr unO
biGiser beiOrst uerosu. ols eas unier
etu jssissH Geuius.Spiism ssidisbt.
unD eas GeniHs, BHrsaH whiee ii4 aIs.
Oann Hur init ben Statiitiim lber Ss.
ptIisruns. 5nouitrisH unO paHosI etc.
absnssbsn babsH.
Ten ndtitsn RUnsrsb wire eitier
Spridlao pisesrhOIt wereeH. IN Der
SsifuuHs. eob man osmislbsn pilIissr
@escr lsihen mns. Tsb bic Rsuernus
ppH pnnJ iuci,utIihsu pTaiiiihsn RHssn
ieiH whTOs. Iiest aaf err Saue.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-23
,,Neaaesup".

Du ptttisItsH G,appsn bee Jabrts
iins fur ben Birhberfenbsiibsr bic herbh'
iids Ginirsibuna 6ss isttsn gisbss, unb
ens BrsHueH Oes Ra@puaiss NIT BEN
rssiitrirtta .Sranb" i'm Jrhbiosr. Der
.tstniI6e" aHsorRd fur Grhfrts IN
Beef. ROuns up. fhr bas 2tbtsrt
.Sprins' RpHno'np. Sa Der psr1isht'
nsn @Ods nabm Der Spring. ROune.
MP Der transmiii0uii'idsH @tiosasbis.
it in tisItm Staais isinsH anians, xns
yluar Don 5Ort pisrrs ans. Sas De.
bet spii6sn BEN gbepennt JlHb i'm
R0reeH nHb BEN @biis. Slsb i'm Skosn,
nHs psm NiRpnri i'm Often bis sa ben
Ulad 6ils i'm MeitsH nire bon isnsm
Drts ans bsIfri&sn.
Sebsr Der 0srbsnbefssr, psl&s in
sisiem gsbieis gitb peifea lniIsn IN
perpHihtet sinrR 3beil Der asIteR ~
trassn une cine anbakl Rieros HHo Trsi.
Der IN itsllen, bic I'm BerhaltHib 10 bsS
Sthdjnhl Isiner SeTbt febt. Rtbrtre
gruniautpasn psrben Knier Der Uni
fdt ie tines Qptss ausesI@idt, ipsIas
far iait isee Rabl,tit ntue pdlteIssIlen
einnehmeu, inbem ie Ef ben perradsn'
ben -Gupbuss" mbsli&h nabs halten.
lseab bisIt ebns tn arsbsH 8fitperInii
SHm Gisn iuiammeuicmmen fonam.
Jsesm .GOwbsp- wrbm mebrsrs
pirrbs HiteestbeH, bic sr abpcAirlne
reitet. Som 2aeerplate ans iHiudr'
men bic Rsiiu uah allen Ni&tunsen
ans nnb iuAsn isSs Tbalitlxht poes
.Rulbe ab nnb trsibsn olles Hisb, bas
fe FueH, su sinem ernttaim piaes bin.
mo- bic Gdlbtr mit ben BrenReiitn &C.
seitnes werotu, une jiuar trboltsn bic
xbisre ispeilsn bas 8sidsH, iptldts bis
aRh trdst. Der Fs ielsen. Sieraui
spirb bas @ish alles ,piseer lanieH &C.
laIen. Vim ndtnen Tass pirb nsnss
Ierrainl abseIntt nnb 70 asbi "a ipeiirr,
bic bic aaHssn siipa 100 wieilfn i'm ge'
piert meiienben @e,otorknbs hHr6iHdl
IiHb. Nlamdmal ipsresn an einemBla.
te 5000 Gtad gisb sfSfidnst. Dis
erbbisn osrbmbsIbsr IN bsm psaaunirr
@ebiets inb: wRaibsicn& yltotsu,
GtsarHs&s2alsp. Ga Hlant Uros., q
n. &c:parb. SameB Rsnlip. unb o.
pRabipu. Dieis bsTitsn sniamueH m
oeIdtr rs, ,oOO Gihd, pdtrsHb Sis pisIe
IieinsrsR 3srbeHbsfteT tn 0anssn and
eina 70 sisis Gihd ibr Gissn 5dbIeH
mas bic 0sIsmmiliiIss axI ca. i5o. .0o(
sind brixss, bsrsn lDsrtb Nit 5000
600 ni&f y ~ ssi4z1i isis shs!is
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-23

Soies fur grdTSeut! - @isl be.
itimmtsr oIs pOr ulsr Subrcu sri6oIIi ois.
isr Suf issi aus ben asibsu Der tpsitli'
hen TsmptraieH. Der bsrhhmtt Gr'
goupsrnsur uOn Soma tuaroe Suor oos
lebtt RnI in isiHsm Stuats usidluasH.
abtr psldaer Tempirat warne eamaIs
nitt ssihloSsH! Ssrr BUi.s bat iid
era tlrSlih In btfimmtsiter Rsiis iAr
GrsiiilbtrprdsuHs srtIdrt; sos tpiro i'm
i'm Often HidAt smpitblsH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-23

aIS bic Temuiraiis p0H Staot uno
Staat Rem DOri siueu ihlimmsn @rao
Der moraliiheR 9sriebuHs errsitt battle,
oo iiimmteu bic ssiuuotu Gltmeutt Ter
9artsi nit ben RspublifanrrH Jgiam'
men. nm 6as Snus sinmaI sriinblih 81
rsiRissn. Sect bobeu bic RspubIiiunsr
iih III Der 9esisIatur 10 ihdmlps
ruie Hur it cine gartei brnOmmsn. @er.
ben bic uRnbbdnsissn RspubIiinHsr nun
IN Der HdhhrH gSahI oah ridfhislOs
absr lbTs Ssrtretsr Gsriht boIisn?
@n ipsrosu ia ithsn. @it's bic gs'
sislatur bort sstrisbtH, IL aus iUlssn'
ben lpeujssR 9siIsu Der y. y. Stants,
Ieituue 80 sutuehmsn: .aHi ben @UssH
Der RsiSrnbsipesaHs nures bic re-
pHbliiaHiiat Barter In bic RattiitqHue
in alboua asirassn uue ,br cine Nshr'
belt in Der 9eaislaiur perlirhsn, bic
Enserslsihlih sIVs IL. @as hot eisis
-Ntiorm~' 2soislatxr astkaa2 Sic bat
stns idabiot. i6OHs S6a6srSOlitii &C.
triebcn, bic ncf uuier Der perihrisncH
.peauut"' gOlitii itsbt; iis bat aber
SesatOrsn, bic in siusm tiosHsn purtri'
organ Der Rprrupiipu bsJlhtisi wHreeu.
siH GbrsHssTidt nbbolisn mnhen. osiim
40 sriparttnbsr @sibbrsHHnHesberiGi
eiH GhaHbiIsd ani benz Rufs Der 2ssiS'
Iatur ess empire Siaatss III, uHb nun
ptro ibr -RseprO- ssirost oura ben
Yahsrpn Sfareal.. (gadsrpH nahul
$4,000 SsitsduHssssIo,r an
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-05-23

GitIe SOifuuus! Ens Sunoes'
Sbtrqsriht bat bic 6iutUmmsHpsHer
rod fur periaiiunSs Ssruicriu srildrt. Rur
cine 9eriaFuHssdHorruns iaun iset bic
is scrshts Stsurr srm6slihsu. Tisit
israsC wiro UbHs 3us,irl i'm ud6iieu
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lasesUroRuus in ben aabriirentren bee
2anots. Qisbsr IHo stiua 1884, 900 Ut
better Sauun bsohnltist DOrOeu. llno
6as untsr etm @ilipn, Tariff @as
iSa aus ben rspubIiidHiidsH SUdihus'
jblneru iperosn, rpenn Doe 10 usitsr
aeht!
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5ar sas q. u. g.. GEsanpmsnt
In pisrrs, Q. O., pirb bie Gbicoas.
Wlilpauzrs n OF. haul Botu In oIIsu
&iaiicneu IN cab. Dcisia Mnhbiabrt.
1idsis Ikr sinia6en (jsbrpreis. msbr
sin atKIisl, pexIaslsn.
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istasnaen Nrsiitu:
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GAafftItt Siiia DS5-tf.N
perRstB naA EsAaforF fsrlt aul faaw.
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n1it IN MniprnA. &GnbFt &c mHs ttRti
MsAts tsHpsA IN AaAen irIsiaechsui metsgn. N1E
hisisa Smtf foGisn bh trii4fa NAnfs aags adallfn
wsreeG. tks Rs en- una psFi4iaf merhen.
pssbutis RnA IN Ad cria sa .ehasr srefsla Na4ri4s
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Srrpnie Riltit, asbotosrapb.
Esgssn aas persrsssranssu siaisa &C.
iisffrt.
~ lehs namsmiliA els aarmss eta msint MItsiitn
NJ tsn4tiesa unA ~ W ehgr ais 0snsutas tl9ss
hnsn ps2tsmmtntrii bn cilsu ~ htalfnsfR. wti&s
" ebsnts ttttla sit unsrs dntutlss.
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