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SUICIDES IN THE ARMY
seven-Twenty- FiTths OF Man Pc
Thousand in 1899 ;Homicf5e Ratio p

seven-Tventy- FiTths OF a Man Per
Thousand in 1899 ;Homici5e Ratio .22
Washington. Ne 14-Surgeon General
sternberg has prepared statistics max
ing a comparison of cases Of suicide and
homicide which occurred in the army
during the years Of 1898 and 1899 COM
pared with the ten years between 1883 and
1897. It shows that there were relatively
fewer honic'd during those two years
than dur,pg the previous decade. The
average number Of suicides rer year in
an army CT 27,116 for the ten years was
T. The ratio per thousand was So per
cent. The strength Of the army in 1Ssi
is given at 147,795 the average number Of
suicides IS, and the percentage per thou
sand &c. The strength Of the army in
1893 Is given at 105. 546, and the number Of
suicides at 30; ratio per thousand % per
cent During the ten years from 1883 to
1897 the homicides are given at 5.5 per
cent, and the ratio per thousand 20 per
cent. Fer 1898 the number Of h0micides
at 10 and the ratio per thousand I3 per
cent; for 1899 the number of homicldes
at o and the ratio per thousand p per
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-16
FODGHT NAN EATERS
Narrow Escape of a Ships
Company in the Pacific
FOUND A MAN ON BOILING
Sharp DueIIing With the Vor-
aCiOus SavageS.
FOUND A MAN ON BOILING

san Francisco, Nov. 15.-The schooner
Aascotte. which has arrived here from
the South Seas. brings tales Of cannibaI-
ism and the massacre Of blacks on the
Savage islands. For the past two years
the 8lascotte has been trading between
the Solomon islands. New Guinea and
New Ireland Her deck, rails and sails
bear the marks Of csnibaI spears and
bullets. The schooner arrived at Kemali,
in the Admiralty group, just after the
murder Of Herman Matzke, the trading
agent there This was on August g.
The Mascotte dropped anchor in the har-
Dor, three canoes shot out from the land.
Captain AIacco and a boats crew went
ashore and found that the copra house
had been looted and that the traders
home was wreck In the yard Of the
latter big pot was stiu sizzling over
the dying embers of a fire and in the pot
were found some Of the bones of the
trader. The cannibals had not gone far.
The yhad found in the agents house if
teen guns and with these they returned
for Captain AIaccO and his crew. A hasty
retreat was made to the schooner and
the cannibsls ported them with their
stolen guns. Once aboard the Mascotte
the captain turned loose all the available
arms. The bullets from the Savage
islanders found marks in the rails and
decks and riddled the foresail Captain
AIacco brought into play a small gun and
the noise, more than the effectiveness of
It, scared the cannibals of. The Mas
cote, which is an auxiliary schooner,
steamed to Kusai, in the Carounes, and
notified the German sloop-of-war Zead-
Ter OF the murder. Both schooner and
the warship returned to KomaH and the
villagers were shelled Eighty villages
were destroyed by fire, sixteen natives
were killed and twenty were taken pr1s-
oners.
In June the Mascotte put into Matty
island, in the Solomon group, and two
them and filed the Observation-Disclosures
traders went ashore with the supercargo.
A great crowd of natives, seeming a big
feast, made for them and filed the air
with spears. Captain Macco turned loose
his Winchester and killed one Of the can
nibals. This stopped the rest for a mo
ment then another savage bit the dust.
This completely mysHfed the cannibaIs.
They turned their dead over and found
two big holes in their bodies. Then two
more fell. and the rest of them took to
the woods
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WHERE 10 is POOR INDEED
PitiabIe DestitutfOn in Northern
AIaska--III Clad and No Fuel.

Washington, Nov 1.-THE census bu-
reau recently completed the enumeration
Of the District of Alaska The schedules
have been received at the Office and are
now in process of tabuIation. The direc-
tor of the census today gave out the fol-
lowing statement with reference to the
work in the district. Samuel c. Durham,
who had charge Of the work in the north
ern district, returned to Washington a
few days ago and submitted his final re-
port He LEFT Washington on this work
May 4. 1899
The native and mixed population Of the
northern district Of Alaska is 1852 The
most populous district with respect TO the
native population IS the country lying be
tween the mouths Of the Yukon and the
KuskOquin rivers and extending back
from the coast 100 miles Maurice John
son. the agent for this district, Travelled
over 2.0o0 miles with dog team during the
winter and enumerated 3,013 persons. all
Of whom were Indians. The Indians IN
this region are probably the most desu-
tute people in the North American CONT
nent. Mr. Johnson reports that from De-
cember to March Is he visited seventy
four interior villages and during the time
saw but three fires burning IN the
shacks. The poor creatures huddle to-
gether in their miserable dwellings during
the long winter and subsist on frozen
fish and q little seal oil which they Sc
cure on the coast during the summer.
The fur-bearing animals. which formerly
furnished them with natural clothing. ere
nearly extinct. and they have been forced
TO adopt the white mans garb. and IS
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tees was approved by the department and
forwarded to the commissioner Of the
general land Office with instructions to is
sue patents in fee as reported on said
schedule. These patents have been pre-
pared and when signed, recorded and
forwarded to this Office. will be transmit
ted to the United States Indian agent for
delivery. The lands scheduled o be sold
have been appraised, the appraisement
approved AMI the commissioner of the
general land office instructed to offer the
same for sale as provided in the law
above referred to.
The schedule of those who were EMIT
led to but failed to receive an allotment
was approved by the department August
16, 1900
The schedule Of the whole tribe has
been approved and the funds of these
Indians will be dlsbursed per capita un-
der the Law as soon as the net amount
to be discussed shall be known The
fund arising from the lands held in com
mon that are to be sold is to be placed in
the treasury for ten benefit Of those
members who have never received an al
lotment Of land
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A HARD WORKER.
One OF the Kings orthe COS

Mrs L. S. King Of Concord, Cal, Is
state organizer and lecturer for the ". C.
T. {. OF California She Rad been carry
ing a her work without using proper
food 10 sustain her body, and says: 'Be-
fore found Gvape-Nuts food was SUI
feriRg seriously with Indigestion and NY
mind had become sluggish and duh the
memory being very much impaired
Hearing OF Grape-NUts as a food f0-
rebuilding and strengthening The brain
and nerve csuters, hegan ITS use. II
tV-o months 7 have gained four pounds In
weight. never felt better IA my life. and
dnd q most remarkable Improvements IN
nly memory sa5 nseatal acuvity. never
stood the fatigue and pressure o zozz a.
wen IS d. now. a s1err tue aga
went. 70 a new coun-y. worked twsutv-
two DAYS. a,rnost day and nssht VIII 81
rest. and came home feel as fns. %
may be zurs take Grzre-2Sats feed ri b
me - that may depend upoa hav-
IN It"
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their poverty prevents them from secur-
ing enough to cover their nakedness'
there is great suffering from the cold.
The spiritual condition Of these neglected
natives is no better than the physical as
the missionaries devote their attention
TO the more attractive fields in he gold
regions and along the river, where their
work may be seen.
The Nome district is the most poru' Gus
in northern Alaska The enumeration
showed a permanent white population IN
June l. of 2704 During the sumner
about 1900 people landed at Nome. about
900 of those coming from DaT,on.
About 1900 have returned to their homes
IN the states, leaving about 5000 people
in the region contiguous 10 Nome. It :
probable that the population Of the town
of Nome during the winter viii he Re
tween 1000 and 5000.
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KEEPING TAB ON LAWMAKERS
LabOring Hen in New York Employ
EFectuaI Pressure.

Washington Nov. 15-The Industrial
Commissiin devoted its forenoon session
today to hearing testimony from members
Of the New York Builders League, the
FIRST witness being ]. p. Leo. president
Of the league. One Of the witnesses.
Louis Harding, said the labor unions
controlled state legislation b. means OF
a blacklist Mr. Leo's testimony dealt
largely with the metfsods Of settling dis
putes in the different branches Of the
building trade He said his league had
never in case Of a strike called in the
aid Of the state board Of arbitration, be-
lieving the best way 70 reach an under
standing was TO meet directly. q COM
mittee Of the strikers The state board
had been accused. he said, 4 partially.
Louis Harding, member % the board
OF managers n the New York Builders
league. speaking Of the lsbor legislation,
said. the labOr organizations kept men at
Albany during sessions Of the state leg
islature and members OF that BODY who
did not support the measures pressed by
theese representa- lveS we're marked FOR
opposition At the next election 'The
legislators are afraid Of the labor vote
he said. and they don't hesitate 20 say
So" lie expressed the opinion that most
81 the laws enacted in the state in the
past few years bad worked injury % the
Iaboring men themselves. Also. ne as
serted that the high price Of labor IN
Nsw York and the short hsurs observed
were having the effect Of driving certain
classes o. work our - the state.
Alr Leo who returned - the witness
stand. SAID hs knew members Il the New
York state assembly wao had besn marx
- fo- opposition 81 Iabor organization
for their position on labor meassI-s re
said the lsoor organizations we're IN the
ha3it = keeplng 6 iooay = eight ~ Ten
men IN Albany while the legislature vas
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WOUND BY A CHINESE SPEAR
Army Surgeons are Treated to Rare
Case in China

washington, Nov. 14-Admiral Van
Reypen. surgeon general OF the navy,
has received a report concerning the
wounding Of Captain Myers. the ranking
marine officer at Pekin. The wound
proves to have been most novel being
made by a Chinese spear, and is one Of
the few wounds from such a weapon
that American surgeons have been ca1eI
upon 10 treat II also evidences the
close quarters at which the American
commaner at Peldn was engaged with
the Chinese spearmen The wound had
healed to some extent and Captain Ny
ers is convalescent, although II has been
deemed advisable to remove him 10 the
naval hospital at Yokohama
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AGRAND OPPORTUNITY
Qualify for a SaI1ied Professional Posi-
ton Without Los, Of Time from Work.
EDUCATIONAL YOTlNG CONTEST.

The Eagle Is now running the most at-
tracuve voting contest ever iuaugarsted
in Wichita. We wm give Ten Free
Scholarships IN the wei 1zn9wn Intsrna-
tional CORE pendence schools Of scrau-
ton, Pa. % the ten persons securing tha
most votes between now and January <
1901
The Ten Free Scholarships comprise
Courses Of study in ~ heehaaicnl Engi-
neering. % Electrical Ensiaeer.uE incige
I ing a complete SET ~ electrical aBparatut
Tor the work Of me c3ssae. ~ Architect
u1e % Civil Ens.neerlng. f5j Sanitary
Plumbing. Heating aud Ventnau4ns t0
Chemistry. 90 Commercial branches, go
Mechanical Drawing including caaapIeta
outfit OF drafting Instruments and Inatefi-
ais valued az gl255. % use ln tho work IS
the course and afterwards iu drafting room
work. C) Architectural Drawing. incled-
Ing a complete OUTFIT 81 drafting instfls
meuts and materials valued ar t45a io
use III the work cf the colrre and aftsr.
wards 10 drafting room worE. and 0l
Ornamental Design. Including a completes
designing outdt valued st 81. or Use Ira
tho work az tao course
n You secure the largest number a
votes. you wiH have FIRST choice ~ rs
Ten Free Scholarship lf ths neEt large
est number. the second eho-ce ~ ths
third largest tha third chglos. aad 81 ea,
ten choices 90 tla leu receiving tae mesa
votes
Through enc ~ these free scho,arstira
you can. by few maaths study prepare
yourseit for o saisriad posit77. Equipped
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Commencing Wednesday. November =
and continuing every "Wednesday the-s-
after, the Rock Island announces an al
diuonal personally conducted tourist exc
cursion with through Pullman tourist
sleepers from Kansas City and Omaha
to san Francisco Los Angeles and Pa
cihc coast points. VIA the Denver and
Rio Grande scenic route. This q in adj
dition TO the regular personally conduct
ed tourist excursion leaving kansas Citv
and Omaha every Friday Tor the same
points.
This personally conducted feature FOR
the holders Of lowest rate tickets har
proved fits popularity. The Tourist agents
and conductors who accompany these ex-
curslons through are Rock Island em-
ployss and have Travelled over the rogta
many times and accustomed Co taking
care OF ladies travelling alone. and ara
good guides 70 all scenic points az inter-
est I'm Colorado and Utah They pass
through most iuterestink places ike
Colorado Springs Royal Gorge Tennes-
see Pass. Canon Of the Graade Clenwoo1
Springs. Castle Rock and salt Lake city.
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S.srs +ba a The k7i Yas Have kasYs B-73
Syn J &1zza2zzz< (


Mexico city. Nav. 14-The widow %
TIRE late Peter Cay. the proprietor Of sew
eral establishments here IS The real
owner o. The diamonds se.zed by the
T-uited States customs officials IL New
York City. she gave them into the heads
e senior Praza FOR sac 81 the United
States and claims he never uedltsted
fraud against the American customs reg
uations. The total value u the Jewels
s. sad = be not ove- 8 GO goI5 and
they never belonged n Emperor Maxi
milan o. Empress Carl3ttz The case
has excited much Interest here
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washington. Nov. I5--Tae p7Daiatlon
q the state ef Michigan as o1cially an
nounczd tozsg IS 241o -. AGAINST zosa.-
Sss Ia 1g ThA shows - lrrrsass anes
800 &c e--aa o. Es peT osu- Tas pop
,.lstior 81 1ss8 vas lsee 80, s11zing 80
Increase * El - 20 percent from
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You are hereby notified that there viii
be a meeting Of the creditors and thos,
interested in the estate Of H. 2. Allen
bankrupt at my Office at 10 O'Clock
Thursday. November 18th, for the pur-
pose of declaring a dividend, allowance
of claims, etc. a. b. WALL Referee.
15s-9t
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said bonds shah be Issued upon the terms
and conditions set out and stated in said
petition
And said Mayor ans Councfmeu fur5h-
er ordered that IN the event a majority
OF the voters as said Special Elscuon
cast their votes IN favor 81 said PROPOSE
tion-and when the SAID Kansas CITY.
Mexico and Orient Railway Comp ny.
its successors or assigns shall have
complied vita the conditions stated N
said petition thar then Che Mayor &c
said City snau duly sign. and the city
Clerk shall duly attest and seal with tha
Corporate Seal OF said CITY. and isue ana
deliver 70 said railway company les sue
cessors or assigns the bonds % said Cl.y
10 the amount 81 Thirty Thsusand Doll
lars (sSo.eo9. OF the number. den -mlna-
ton. and terms. and bearing interest as
set forth ard stated IN said petition.
And said Mayor ard Councumen Forth
er ordered thst che fora o. ballot Co ks
used az said Special Election should be
fl the form stated in said petition. and
that said Special Election be called. heIa.
the returns thereof made and canvassea.
aud the RESULT declared. in an respeca
as provided by law Tor the holding d
general elections
And Il was further ordered that lcst1
notice OF said election be prepared ans
published. as provided by law.
WHEREFORE. The said CITY nader
aud pursuant to the direction and order
Of the Mayor and Councilmea e sai1
City. hereby give public notice that said
Special Election. SO ordered and called.
VIII be held IN said City q Wichita zt
the usual and legal voting places therein.
on the 2oth day 81 November laoo. BE-
tween the hours designated and hXed BY
law
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. IRE Mayoss
and Councilman OF said City o. wiehi5a.
have caused this notice 10 De sIrne1 ~
the Mayor and attestsd ny the CRY CIeri<
Of said city this 22r8 day % October.
1900 FINEAY ROSS
Mayor ~ The CITY % wichita
Attest: AMOS 1TCLAIDy. CITY Clerk.
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Ladies trimmed hats, former price $50
te ST. on sale Saturday. See window.
Warren's. 140 Main. l56-2tx
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ole COPY, one Year.................s. ~

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Transmission through the mails as sucn-
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paper at the Office Of our agents at the
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at s. only-S aurday-now on display IN
window. Warren's. l80 Main 155-2tx
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Shall ire f7iowirg
he ssogtsae 1hs
p-opo ieoa fhat fas
city ~ sta is
see ard se8w -
TIE Eanr cizT-
Mexico Ard rts
Railway -47T
fhe bonds ~ "a
city 10 aS Fl ss19r-
inz ard pasf1E fT
rEht-gf-EaT etP1t
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Notice 10 Property owners.

Nichitas kan, Nov. 13, 1900
Notice Is hereby given to property own
ers chat the city council has ordered the
following walks constructed:
A 5-foot cinder walk ON the north side
Of Tenth street. from Cleveland TO Getto
A 4-fcot permanent walk on the north
side OF Central avenue. FROM Ohio To
Cleveland
Unless said cinder walk IS constructed
within thirty days from November j.
1900. and the said permanent walk is CON
slructed on or before Aprl I. 1871. the
city of Wichita win construct same. and
the cost together with a penalty of 25
per cent, wiz be charged up against said
lots
l..-.- AAroS Nrcr-AIN- -. L-..-l-
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gas been used 5or over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS or MOTHERS Ter their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. Il sOOTHEs the
Child. sOFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYs
al PAIN. CURES WIND collie and IS
the best remedy Tor DIARRHOEA- sod
by druggists In every para Of The world
Sc sure and ask for Mrs. Winsl0Ws
soothing syrup" and take no other kind
TRents,-ive cents bottle.
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Hezt assured tnat d your misdeeds fne
Won out they VII caI lgain.-A. Il. ~ eeklY
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST. NEW YoRr
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AMOS oTCLAIN. city Clerk
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-10-11
Grben IN Wcnae.
gllie tpollten Das Htlo oes Gei,balies
SdJnot baben.

Hep gorf, 8. Oft. gurh Die ges
ft1tigung zines gefunpes beg Heferenz
ten gol. s. 8sn ieitens pes RahlaBz
rihters 4bbott 1T elm langgefiibrtsr
Gumpf nm bic 1intsrlaiIenihaft bss
Deritorbsnen 5rieorih Shuot, einss
friibsr in 8rppflpn befanntsn 9eiS.
balies, gu gnbe gefonmen. Sdubt
lebte einiam in sinem drmlihen 3imz
mer unb permieb in feinen lebten 2es
bensiabren ben 0ertebr nit anbsren
Gerten aus 5urht. ouB aus einem folz
den 9elbfoiten erpahIen ipiiroen.
Wie feline Nahbnrn oumnls ersdblten,
bienten nur aaffee ober Uiilh uno
9rob 81 ieinem 2ebensuntsrbalt. Sm
Jebruur 1897 itarb Der Mdnn unp
iebt erft purbe betunnt, bab .r 9elos
iummen uuf perihieoenen 8anten i'm
9eiammtbetruge bon etua $4,000 be-
ponirt bate. Inter ben gffetten oes
Mannes fanD man audi Elm ponShubi
perfabtes 5eitument, in pelhem einem
alten Sugenofreunbe $1,000 psrmaht
nurben. Da Der 8sborbe feline Grben
Der Reitiumme Der 9interlunenihaft #
beiannt ipuren, erlieb iie in 9umbura,
Der 9eburtsitabt bes 0sritorknen, To-
pie in anbsreu 2dnbsrn 2lufforpsrunz
gen unb nah tur5er 3eit liefen Mnmele
bun9en BON iiber 5iueibunbert VerIoz
nsn elm, bic ulle nit Jriebrih Shubt
perlpanot setpelen iein polten. Shon
pintte einem seipihen Robert Ssrtor,
einem ipeitldufisen Werpanoten bss
0eritorbensn, oas grbtbeil, uls plDb=
lid 6. Ragel unb Rola 0isbmann,
elm altes 0sidpiiterpuur, in Der Su=
preme Court in Brootlpn einen pro=
5sB um Grlansung Der Summe anz
itr.nsten. Die 8eiben pieien naf,
bab lis gouiins Shubt's spuren. Die
4nselesenbeit ipar ihlieblih bon benz
5eitamentspollltreder benz Nuhlab@
rihtsr Sur gntlheiouns untsrbreitst
unb lebttrer bsuuftrogte ben Mbppta=
ten s. Yen,. iiher bic HshtmGbigteit
Der Mnipriihe, fopie iiber bic 1ers
tpdnotihuftssrube Der Der1hieoenen
Ipplitanten grhebunsen an3uiteaen.
Nad ldnseren llnteriuhunsen tam
Ben enolih gu Der llebsr3eusung. oab
bas poreripdbnte 9eihpiltsrpaar gs=
rehten Mnlprud auf bic SinterIahens
idaft babe. Du iein oiesbe3iisliher
Beridt oi. Beitdtisuns bss Nu4luB=
ridt.rs sefunoen bat. 10 biirfte DE
Nertbeiluns oergrbidaftsiumme idon
in ben ndditen 9asen unseorbnti pere
hen
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-10-11
xiueoln 8suutp.
Z { II II or.

Serr 5. Glustilt, isit orei Sabren
ais Shantmirtb beIhdftigt BEL q. 9.
8apfen, bat litb nah reifliher ueber=
legung in oas Sod Der Gbe beseben.
Mm lsBten Wiittlpoh wuroe Der Contract
auf 2sbensSsit sei1lolIen. Die gliid-
lide graut, SRI. Nettis Goh, lit eine
iebr beliebte iunse Same, unp miro
obne 3peifel eine liebenspiiroige unb
brape 9ausfrau MAIDEN. Nah ben
5littermohen miro oas paar iih bier
bduslih einrihten. gDir baben alpar
nihts segen Gle 0erbinbans ein3umen=
ben, aber Yiels = barunter aud Der
Shreiber Sieles - lino bonn langen
Warten 10 buritis geworoen, baB ibnel
bic Geble ein5utrodnen orobt. Soffent=
LID wiros beim ginsug bod berseben
gDir piinl4en ben Neupermdblten piel
Slid uno Segen i'm Gbeitanoe.
gppe Sobnion, Sobn bes 6errn s.
8. Sobnion, orei Meilen iiiblih bon
bier, ltarb an Der Mussebrung. Die
geeroisuns fano am Mittlpod ltatt
auI oem 2ennorer Hrieobofe. paItor
Shoon an,tirte.
9err Mnbrsas Sjaoen baut lih einen
nellen YferoelfaQ. Gr bat ieinen 2eib=
ftau an Wia Jeblbafsr pertauft.
u. u. 6refeman.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-10-11
Spielten ySnOianfr"
Wiit iolder 8ealiItif, oab ein anabe
ieinen SOB fano.
Mm Bfable ipnroe er perbrauut.

srenton, q. s.. 6. Oct. gbbie Mcs
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