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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
Vessel Wa Abandoned.

Liverpool. Dec. 3-The British steamer
King Arthur. from Demarara- arrived
here to-day and reported that she sighted
the British steamer Londonian Nov. ~
in latitude 20 north. longitude lss. on ner
beam md on the stsrboard side. with
matches submerged. All the boats were
gone and there was no sign of life about
her. The Londonian sailed from Boston
Nov. Is for London, in command OF Cap
tain Lee.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
Killed nv burglars.

Scranton. Pa. Dec. an. p. Corcoran.
ex-postmaster at Druvea a small village
In Luzerne county. last night In his sa-
loon, which adjoins his residence. was
shot ano killed by burglars. His house
keeper was gagged and bound and the
safe blown open. The men who committed
the crime nave not yet been discovered.
The burglars secured $500.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
Anti-Snioon League.

Delaware. Ohio. Dec. 3-The conference
OF the state su-perintendents of the Anti
Saloon league. which has just closed here.
effected a permanent organization. TO con-
Nst OF the national superintendent and
his assistants. the superintendents Of the
yarious states. Rev. Howard Russell was
elected president.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
Have Returned Home.

New York. Dec. 3-The United States
transport Rita. which left San Juan Nov.
q. arrived to-day with all well on board.
The Rita brought several officers and a
few soldiers en- route to Washington TO
reioin their batteries. having been de-
tached from service I'm Porto Rico.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
Sentenced TO the Pen.

ST. Paul, Dec. 3.-Charles Southall,
whose dealings In fraudulent government
time checks are said to have caused loss
a. N Arms and individuals all over tho
country to an amount a~ggregating sloo,-
600. was to-day sentenced to the state
prison for 10 years at hard labor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
Declared ~Independent-

Managua, Nicaragua. Dec. a-The gov
eminent of Nicaragua. as a result OF the
collapse of the Republic of Central
America, has established a decree de-
claring Nicaragua to be an independent
sovereign state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
A Biz Majority.

Denver. Dec. 3-Complete Official cleo
ton returns from all the counties in Col
orado. received by the secretary of state,
show that the majority of Charles Thorn
as. fusion. for governor. over Henry II.
wolcott. republican. was 1894. Thomas
vote was s4.27I and Wolcott's 0,ss0.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
Po.ition of Nicaragua.

New York. Dec. 3.-The Times avs
At the request OF President Zelaya OF
Nicaragua a personal friend Of his has
issued a statement presenting the stat
Us Of the proposed Nicaraguan canal
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
A Fight Expected.

Park Rapids. MINI. Dec. "A posse
was started. headed by the sheriff. TO ar
rest II Indians who resisted arrest yes
terday. 4 tight is expected. as the In
dams are well armed with Winchester
and are ugly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04
Repatriated Soldiers.

Valencia, Spain, Dec. 3.-The Spanish
transport San Francisco has arrived from
Cuba with l,so0 repatriated soldiers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-04

Anod,. DILL are the best after-dinner
IOOO HE pills, aid digestion. sc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25

then she gave him stimulant i've been
THROWN up blood all day." he said. Il didnt
think I'd ever get down here. / wouldn
have, either, If the boys hadn't helped me"
He closed his eyes weakly, and the little
woman worked her fan over him. Presently
she moved down the line, stopping here and
there to moisten compress TO give milk
or port wine, TO speak word OF encOur-
Ggement. She was the busiest figure in the
whole picture, and yet there was nothing OF
authority or self-assertion about her. She
wore neither army hat nor Red Cross band,
and her manner was almost humble, as II
she were apologizing to every one for not
more skillful in his ministrations All this
vas in pleasant contrast to the style of GER
camp who let their right hands know with
a brass band what their left hands were
doing.
May I ask your name?" I said.
oh" she replied I'm nobody in partic-
ular. I'm just trying to do little for the
''Are you with the Red Cross people?"
mo, sir; they didn't want me. / wrote ia
them first, but they said they had all the
women they needed. So / came any way.
and helped Mrs. L., of Brooklyn. You
know Mrs. l.? She organized this work
at the station"
I remembered Mrs. L. as the lady who
had instructed all the newspaper men to re-
port at her tent daily at a given hour.
Where is she nowg
Home in Brooklyn. sick. She worked too
hard"
'And you're running the whole thing by
yourself?
Pm doing as much as I can, but have
to go away every night about 8. because
there is no place here for me to sleep. and
that leaves the boys alone. Besides, l am
hot regular trained nurse. only know
a little about taking care of the sick.
Wont you tell me your name?" asked
again.
After a moments hesitation she said she
would rather not give me her name: she
came from a little town uD the State: she
was glad IL she had been OF any usei there
was nothing else TO say.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
OUT of THE ORDINARY.

Among the Chinese a coffin is considered
a neat and appropriate present for an aged
person, especially II in bad health
Russian families, when moving to a new
home, kindle the fire on the hearth with
Goals brought from the old residence.
More than 100000 sewing machines are
made in this country annually, which is 80
per cent of the production of the world.
A rose bush bearing blossoms o. five diff
ferent colors was one of the principal att
fractions in Belfast (Me.) flower garden
this summer.
English coal mines are now being worked
at a depth of over two thousand feet, the
coal lying in horizontal veins from two to
three feet thick
Artificial legs and arms were in use in
Egypt as early as B. c. 200. They were
made by the priests, who were the phySi-
clans of that early time.
The total number of battles fought during
the American civil war reached the aston
fishing figure of 3,125. The figures are taken
from the official records.
IT is said that cowbells are produced in
only four factories in the United States and
are made Just the same as they were one
hundred years ago and sound the same.
Elephants have only eight teeth-two be-
low and two above on each side. All ele-
plants baby teeth fall out when the ami
NAL is about fourteen years old, and new
set grows.
The sausage is said to have been invented
in Germany in the lear S97. 1t was first
made of a goats stomach stuffed with blood
not used until the tenth century.
Cargoes of New Zealand and Australian
butter recently shipped 20 London have been
reshipped to their starting points, as the
home price for butter is now much higher
than the English price obtainable.
An English physician has discovered a
way. Of producing local anaesthesia without
the loss of consciousness or the use of ether
or chloroform. He uses moderate currents
of electricity frequently interrupted.
Shorthand is one of the arts that has
never been lost. 1t is believed that it was
practiced in Phoenicia before the Greeks ex-
listed as people, ard possibly also at Baby
Ion. There is no trace of it in China or
Japan.
The Persians in SIG B. c. invented trans
parent glass varnish, which they laid over
sculptured rocks to preserve them from bad
weather This coating has lasted to our
day. while the rocks beneath are honey
combed.
One of the Rockland (Me) city officials
is q great man to prepare for the unex-
pected When he goes off on a journey, if
II isn't farther than TO Portland. he places
in his private desk memorandum Of what
he owes and what is owing him. together
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
A HEROINE OF MoNTAUK.
Modest Little Woman Who Served the
Soldiers Well.


Cleveland Moffatt, in Golfers Weekly.
Not easily can forget the sadness of my
first visit to this Montauk railway station.
In long boarded structure next the ticket
office were about fifty soldiers, stretched on
benches or on the floor, or sitting up weak
ly, waiting, a lonely and desolate company.
Rifles leaned against rough beams, canteens
and haversacks were strewn about, and
pillows. There was no grooming or COM
planning but there were wistful eyes and
white, pinched faces.
Presently a soldier on the floor was taken
with fit and began to kick and struggle.
his mouth twitcking. Three of bis COM
panions knelt On him while little plain
faced woman chafed his wrists and tried 10
force some LIQUID between his teeth. Soon
he grew quite and was left fiat on his back,
a handkerchief over his face to keep the
flies Off
On a bench near by, huddled in a blanket,
was a boy scarcely over seventeen. His
face was fair as girls. He wore glasses.
and the warrior hat on his smooth brow
seemed pathetically out of place. lie was
shive ring so with a chill that his words
came in little gasps VIXEN l spoke to Tim.
How long have you been here, my boyY'
I asked.
s's-s-since n-n-nine o'clock" he said, and
his lip quivered at the kind word. 1t was
now nearly in the afternoon. A train was
just leaving for the city, but he could not
take it, his furlough papers were not ready
yet The best he could do would be to get
the Z o'clock train, and 1t was a chance
whether he did that.
Across the shed tall Swede lay on a
bench a Red Cross pillow under his head.
He had the color of a corpse; a wet cloth
was on his forehead, and the little woman
noticed before was tanning him. When
came near he whispered: Il was strong, sir,
this morning. but / had to stand in line so
long that got weak.
Did you come from the hospital?"
Yes, sir. l had fever"
''Did you walk DOWN."
II got a ride part way on an army wagon.
/ walked the rest.
The little woman put cup of milk to his
lips and he guiped down few swallows.
Another soldier staggered in. held by two
comrades. They stretched him on the floor
and at once he began to vomit. The little
woman hurried 10 him with a basin. She
laid him back tenderly and bathSs has face.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
The Ruttercuns.

He brought them to his dingy desk
One morning, damp and gray,
A bunch of yellow buttercups
From meadows far away,
And many busy pen was stayed,
While memory wove again
A web of pastures fiecked with gold.
And blurred with silver rain.
And there was one who thought how far
His careless feet had strayed
Since last he walked where buttercups
path of glory made;
Recalling with a homesick pang
An attic trundle-bed,
And slumbers sweetened by the herbs
That dangled overhead.
Tonight upon the inky desk
The broken glass is dry,
And scattered on the bills and books
The withered blossoms lie.
But in the attic, where the moon
Its mystic pattern weaves.
He sleeps again, bearded man,
Beneath the sloping caves.
-Minna Irving. in the Criterion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25

''If the United States were to annex them
there Philippines" remarked Uncle Abner
Corntree, wouldn't that be an elegant
place fer a Teller to go what wanted ter git
a boost perlitically?"
"Oh I dunno! How SOP" inquired the
Eastwood Corners grocer as he finished
wrapping up cents worth of fine-cut to-
bacco.
why, jes' was thinkin' that If this here
craze fer nominatin a Western man for
President keeps up, a good, lively hustler
out there ought ter be right in it, fer sure"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
Financially Weak

Chicago Record.
Madam, you've already overdrawn your
account"
Whats that?"
You haven't any more money in the
bank"
THE idea. A fine bank. j think to be
out of money because of the little I've
drawn! Well, I'll go somewhere else"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
Improved mathematics.

Detroit Free Press.
What are you working con now?" was
asked Of the man who is always inventng
but never invents.
Nothing very big just at present. I'm
about completing a method of calculating
compound interest with q rubber stamp.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25

Chicago Trib.

Chicago Tribune.
''Throgson, do you like green turtle
soup?"
mo. detest it."
what do you eat it for?''
well, one has to put up with a great
many inconvenience If ones position in So
ciety requires it,.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
She knew.
Chicago Post.

Chicago Post.
is there any jam in the cupboard?"
asked the boy.
Have you been there?" inquired his
mother.
YES"
"Then there isn't
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25

Puck.

Little Ikey-Fader, ven grow up expect
to hat all der moneysh 1 want.
Old Swindlebaum-Dot ish not POSSIBLE
1key; dere will always be some moneysh in
der vorldt dot you cannot get.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25

Cincinnati ENQUIRER.

CINCINNATI Enquirer.
81 trusted you with my heart" said she
with bitter sobs. land what have you done
with it?'
His laugh for harshness could have given
a crosscut saw the deckhead.
"Have you looked in the top drawer of the
bureau?' be asked.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
Brooklyn Lit

Choly-Aw-I always pity a man who
lives by his wits, doncherknow?
Miss Sharpe-I should think you would
envy him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
Reflection on the Nose.
Chicago News.

chicago NGWS.
Hell can't understand why my mustache
doesn't grow under my nose as we'll as at
the corners of my mouth.
She-Has it never occurred to you that
there might be too much shade?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
All I'm the Family.

Cleveland Plain Dealer
s.See here, Sarah, you can't go out IN that
bicycle skirt. It's too COMPOUNDED short.
Where did you get it?'
Borrowed it from your mother"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
Tact.
Puck.

Nearpass-I hope the minister didn't refer
to the creditors the deceased left
Bennet-He merely said that his loss
would be felt wherever he was known.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25

Ethel--Do you remember the exact date OF
Angeline's marriage?
Penelope-Er, no. but II must have been
before the war. There was two columns
about it IN the newspapers, II you rsmemr
be-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
Sympathy.
Puck.

Yes" said the returned traveller, 81 spent
two years in London
"Ah!" said his friend; then you have
seen dark days."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
Self-Defense.
Chicago RECORD

why do you let your little boy play out
the sidewalk until bedtime?"
If we didn't he would stay in the house
and ask US questions"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25
HUMOR OF THE DAY.
Natural to Ask.


They say he is a natural born genius"
who supports him?'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-25

Regarding the infantry marching in the recent
maneuvres, it was the best during my command
at Adershot. Many officers avaled themselves of the
tonic and reconstituent properties of the welIknown
Mariapi Wine, the most certain we'll the most
palatabIe method of inducing resistance to fatig
From" The London
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10
Den Serren:

Charles @iudpn, IdIl Safe.
sSoAn Inoerberg. g2aH Kate.
& GiImprp, sSau Gate.
g. Ss. Sn aha, SeItpu.
Cars &ralfe, 2npH
.. s.. 8obipinner. grano Mraoo!p.
Sphn Sunoe. JSe inatDu.
VI. S. Selln, 2ppns.
$. Sadlbeiut. Soumbplot.
oenrn Glgnirs, gSnpHe.
Sapip g. SaIell. gSagne,
Sohu eberSuller. Clear 21fe.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10
Ser gfaOtrath

bepi(Ii9te in ietner GiBung am Rontaa
Der neuen @as9eleGIi6aft eiue @eredts
Jane.
Der Rappr uno bas 5inanScDmite
tuurOen benllftrast. @elb Su7 Bro5ent
3inIen si leiben, tim bas llrtbeil oes
u. 9. 5berwOOo sesen tie gtabt bamii
81 sablen.
Cine Srbinans, luelher Der @eIeru
electric Telephone Company pom 8ritt,
Sa., oas Rsdt 9iebt, Elm neues Eele.
p6onipitenin Giour Sails ein5nri1ten.
ruurbe usrlelen unb beIprp9eH.
Der WoDur na9te betanut, oo6 OH
Stelle ocs StraBencpmmiIidrs ulfant
lei uno ernaunte 81. S. 6uitoa fir bit
5telle. Die @rnenngng ipuroe oou
5iatb beitdti9t.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10
@arrtmetom ntms bauaen.

S0EEtNDEOW WWB D0W8GWe
Nadbem am 9ienItag lestsr @O6e
cine SurD Suitnnoe sebraft luorben
mar, tunroe nit ben 8erbanolnngen bes
&rO5eiies bsgoRneu. Der gtl0t mar
ourh StaatsantpaIt 8atss uno 9torqe,
Die 8ertbeioi9uug burd Die gIonofnten
3. st. 8ailep unO Orr pertreteu. Der
Gtaat rief cine ganje Iu5abl BON 3euz
gen auf une nabm es big gamfta9
Ra6ulittag, Bis alIe pelbDrt luaren.
Die Sertheioi9un9 rief nur ein5elne
3eusen auf oenSeu9enitanb unb fonnten
bereits am 9ienitag Die BlaibOpers Der
Ioootaten begiRnen. 8ei ben 8ers
han0lun9en tuurhe iueiter lidbts gu Gage
gef0roert, nls tuas beim 8prperbDr
ldcn ba9epeien mar. 8ailep oerindte
burd feline Sbtanbett unb Die l6lid9en
aDpDtatenfniffe etlide tuid)ti9e 8unfte
fir ietRen Slienten 81 geuinnen, blibte
aber nelItentbeils ab unb Iein beimlidber
@unIh, ii6 burd bieIen sou ben Ruf
emes 3riminalaboDfaten gu ernerben,
oiirfte iid1 idtuerli6 erfiillen. Sie 9ta9z
ridt, baB Der M6roer ielbit am 9iens
itag ben 5eugenitano betreten tuiiroe,
bate cine 9rpBe Renidenmense in Den
9eridtsiaal 9elnft; beiUnoers idierr
Der 8rO5eB cine ftarfe anSiebun9straft
auf oas Sarte @eihte6t aus3Ilben,
oenn Die fir Die 3amen reieroirten
8!dBe tparen fait INNER gut beieBt.
Cine srUBe 9dui9uus nber NOR es fir
Die gteugierigen, als 8aileD 6efnnnt
ma6te, Ietn Silent lei nibt in Der 8er@
faiiuns, ben 3eusenitano betreten 81
i6nnen, er base cine iebr i6ledte Nodt
geGabt uno lei pbniii6 nnb gei!tis U6lIig
nieberseIdlasen.
DE &laioDpers Der Qbpofater famsn
Gm Wlttmpdy Mittag gum abi6lnB.
Die Geoe DON Stant3anUalt Bates iUirb
als eiu Weiiieritiif aelobt.
geaboem Gl9ter Sones Die Sutp iite
iUrmirt bate, So9 iid1 bieielbe sur 8ez
ratbung 5urilf lno bradte 9s9en llhr
QbeHos einen auf Sobeeitraie lautenoen
8abripru9 ein. lin Die iShutb bes
Ingefla9ten feitSuiteQeu beou,Ite es nnr
Slpeier 9lbitimmuueen. 9ann banoelte
es Iid nm SDoe3z oeer lebensIdnglihe
3u6tbausitrafe uno tei Der fiiniten
Ibitimmung eini9te man iid1 auf eritere.
8icies llrtbeil filloet aG9emeine 8lai.
gurg.
Der M6rber rabm bas l1rtbeil Der
@eIdwDrenen foloiial faltbliitis Sin.
Ridt cine Nine auf ieinem @eiidte lieB
cine @emiitbserregnn9 erfennen.
&ihter Sones piro Monta9 NOrsen
0as llrtbeiI ipre9en.
@eribtsldreiber grisp in9t, oaB iid1
Die Soften bieies &rpSeiies fir bas
gountp auf etlua 81, 90 belnufen iuer-
ben.
Die Sum, :ueIde lber Dem San 5u
@eribte inB. bsitebt aus ben nn9FolSens
ben 6erren:
CHARLES @udyUp, gaG Safe.
SoAn anoerberg, g9al Hatt
&. 8iImprs, 9Sall Cate.
g.. Ss. SH aha. Sertun.
ears &ratte, 2npH.
'. $. 8opipiHner. grano Ncaoor.
SSphn Sunoe gSe irgtDU.
SG. s. Seun, 9ppnS.
$. Sahheiw. Sumbpot
Senrn &ignirs, gsnpnc
Saoio 9. Sulet. ssagne.
SSohn ebersuller, Clear 21Se.
=
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10
SsaI6e Isabrpreife ,sad) SUpcta,
TauIaS.

@elegentlit Der Seriammlung Der
..9tational greamerp 8uttermaters Nis
incintipn" pom 81. Bis 20. 6ebruar in
9ppefa, &anIag, luirb Die Omaha Bnbn
ppm 10. bis "a. Sebruar 9idets mad
genannter 5tabt gum einfnden Snbr.
preis fir Sie 99nnoreiie perfnuien. gut
fir bic &idfabrs Bis sum IS. sSehruar.
6. 9. 9tUrtpn, glgent.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10
9a oerfauiest

3mei cute gferOe, uiersia Sihner,
bunoert 8nibeI &ortuffefn uno ale u6<
tbigen @trltbi6after gum 8etrieb rer
Sanoelss@Grtner 9tdberes ourd Die
Expedition Oieies 8lattes
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10
gas aeutine sheater.

@ubl Man1er, Der am Gonnta9
abeno Der tbeatralii9en 8Olitslung in
Der @ermania. Saae beiippbnte, oiirfte
untuiIltiirlib an iene ielise 3eiten er.
innert tporben iein, no er auf benz
SdorBe Der Mntter inB uno nit gRt.
5iifen ibr Die beSaub,rubeu Rar9en aus
,,1001 Na9t" pom Wunoe ablauIhte.
@s mar in Der Gbat cine tuirfti9e lie
benbe 1901 gta6t", iuel6e iib ON
Spnntna Qbenb in Der germanin SolIe
iiter bic 8retter, tuelbe Die @,lt be.
oeuten, belpe9te. Gas Sur gluffiibrung
9elan9te 5:if mar oas 3aubermdrden
POM G1neelpitt6en une ben iieben
3ner9er. gGie es bas gtiif nit iif
brirgt, iparen Die Riiipirttnoeu, mil
ueni9 glusnabmen, nod 9inber. Die
oeridieoenen Stolen paren tpie folgi
beIeBt:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10

Or. q. Setlis, neutrality-suspicious.
Grat, Ban Cps 8lod. Sails, 9. D.
(gtu3 ieoen Ntorsen INT neuu llbr I'M
Siour 5olls SoIpital 81 treffen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10

Serlangt g 6aiertnnen. Sn
Der 9tdbi6ule I'M Semple 9our.. speiter SIar.
aRain Apenue, nabe bem neuen SpernbauS
S0nnet eiu SleiS foitenfrei sentadlt betont=
men. Seites Spiiem gelebrt III einer fnrien
Seit NIB filr einer oerinaen 9leis.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10

aauit Cure ,.SOdins" aDbten bel
9 berioan& 6 o.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10

5dmalS Sc per 9fO beigem. &iefer.
@bas. 9fummel uon 0todforO lit
bier 81 8eiuh.
IoolT I3isfa perIegte feline Gid.
leruerfitntt in elm 9ofal an Der 10.
5traBe, SueBle & gdUpf's 9teierUation
ge9eniiber.
Die 3eituHssbercuaae6er beg
Staates hnlten beute uno mOr9en ibre
Serbrioerunss= geriammluns in bieiis
ger gtabt ab. Die bentiden 3eitunssz
menihen aber iino ,,nut in IT,
Infer lieblides 6riblinssnetter
BON gonntae, Montas urb Gienitas 1T
fl6ten geaaugen, ,nbem heute MUrsen
(Gonneritas ein lultiges 5d,neeseitDs
einieBte, nos ieoud feinesruess 9tRiprud
auf ben gtamen n8ti55urO" MAIDEN
fam.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10

Die iieten Srcr3e.
9tic Glairr Ghili3o Selter, Sren &duoplpb, Georgc
AeBler GjuitaD Se6ler. NfGth Glaicr.
Sri0anen, 5dger, Snner IRO Gnlt.
9lmanba Ntitielitdpt ipielte 5dnee.
Ipitt9en iehr Ib6n uno fang riibreao uno
hersersreifenb. SRI. 2ouiie 3entel
ltano oie 9nrfeauug Der S6niain gut
al, pd6reno Die &olle Der alten Mtarz
9aretba bel SRI. Mamie 8eit ie6r gut
auigebpben unb muiter6ait 9eipielt pur=
De. glm meiiten Seiterfeit erre9:en Die
iisben 8nrr9e burd ibre tinIate, na
tiirlide uno oaourh iiberaus luirfiame
&omif. ssobnnp &nnert ieste elnen
biibi9en 8rin5en ab unb &arl Ribt-
luein ipielte ben 2eibarSt nit uiel8lrOe.
Auh ale anoeren Wtitnlrtenoen boten
ibr Beites.
Gas liebe beuti6e 8nblitunl, iuelbes
siemlia sablrsid eridieRen mar. ipen@
Oete lebbaften 8eifuu.
gtnh Der Soritellung fOlate elm ges
miitblides 9ansfrdnSden. meldes Inn
Mitternaat sum GbidluB FAM
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-10
Ser oiesiabriae erose Usastenbaa

: I ~ Z 2
bes @ermnnia.8 8ereins, tuelber am %.
D W. in rer gsreinsbolIe a59ebalten
uiro, UerIpribt, Iib 5u eirtm greigniB
Der Gaiion 9eitaltell 5lt ipolen. Sin
tadtiges gonlite arbeitet NIT nnItrenz
9enbem 6leiBe an ben 8prbereltungen
fir bielen 8nll uno i6m fam oaber ber
Grfol9 ni6t fe6.en. gSer einmaf einen
edten, fotten MasfenbnI in 9emlt9li.
der Deutlfer @eieuidait mitma1en
min. iollte es nidt perIdumen am ~. D.
Ntts. ben Masfen6aG oes @ernania.
&creins su beiu6en.
8ls gUniite bdlt beute G6enbSiBuHg,
i'm lueiter liber Die 8orbereitungen oes
8nlles 81 beratben. Die ginlabun95:
flrten iin0 seorudt uno iperoen oieier
Gage aus9eibidt.