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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
JOHN MCLA|N
Arrested at Skowhegan, Want
ed in Gorham Case.
Admits Name and that He Knew
MoshIer, the Murdered Man.
C!ams that He Was al Rum;ori Center IN
Night OF Murder.

SkoWhegan. Ne, Jan. 2a.-Sheriff T,
ciiilel is holding Il man for the
oItiahd officers, who says that his
name is John NcI.ain and whose ;le1-
ttY tallies almost completely with that
OF The John McLain said to be wanted
Tor completely in the Moshier murder
AT fofham on the night of Jan. II
The man called at the house of
Sheriff Pencil. last night, and asked
Tor lodging. He said he was cold and
hungry and wanted place to STAY. He
mad no money no watch or anvthin,.
but his clothes. The sheriff was away
from home at the time SO Mrs. PenncU
gave the stranger n lodging in the
basement of the residence.
This morning, Sheriff Pencil was
struck by the resemblance of the man
70 the one wanted for the murder Of
MoSnler. The stranger said his name
IS John McLain, that he knew Moshier
ana had worked for him in haying sew
cral years ago. He also said that he
had been at the Moshier place during
the past summer but not at work
there.
He has scar on the right cheek and
one above the right eye, evidently old
He is baldheaded on top of the head.
From under his hat, quite a lot of dark
brown curly hair shows. He had not
been shaved for a long time. He is of
large frame. broad shoulders and
stands about ) feet, IL inches
The scars on the face and the cloth
ing said to have been worn by the Nc
Lain wanted are all here but there is
one mark of Identification lacking, that
of the tattoo marks said to have been
on MtLain's arm.
The man held here says that he
heard of the murder and that a white
man and negro had been mixed up
in the case but he had not heard that
he was wanted by the authorities or
that he was even suspected in the ease.
He stated to Sheriff Pennell and
County Attorney Cover. this evening.
that he was sure that he was at Rum
ford Center on the night that the crime
was committed.
He answered questions readily enough
at times and again was somewhat reti-
cent about his whereabouts since the
night of the murder. He told the
sheriff that he had been all through
Franklin county and had worked his
way down to Madison from which
place he came here, yesterday. Sheriff
Pcnnell visited Madison, today. and
found that McLain had passed Sunday
at that place.
The prisoner says his name is 'nhn
McLain. that he was born in Moncton.
\. T., A. years ago and has been in
the United States IS years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
A Hot Fire at Portland.

Portland, Me. Jan. 22.-Two alarms
called the fire department TO the corner
Of Maple and York streets, tonight,
where 4 fire had obtained a great start
in the two-story brick building jointly oc-
cupied by the Delano Lumber co. and'
the Rufus Deerng Lumber Co. as plan
ing mill The fire was Il very hot one.
as the structure was completely filled
with DRY lumber. The loss is about SO
tan with the Delanu Lumber Co. insured
for 5000 ana the Rufus DceiinS Cos in
Surance unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23

was what would happen under the new
reign rather than the life and death
of Victoria. Much interest was evinced
in the way in which the enormous
fortune of the dead Queen would be
distributed. the general notion being
that Osborne house would go to the
Continued on page %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23

London Jan 23-1.05 A. M.-Silence,
gloom and darkness characterized Lon
don, last night. From White Chapel to
Mayfair streets. usually gay with
nightly festivity. are dark, deserted
and desolate. and this depression Of
the public mind is likely to continue
for many days to come.
Only a few hours ago the pleasure
seeking populace We're hurrying to the
theatres and music halls. only to find
in every case the doors closed and big
black bOrdered bills announcing that
the performance had been suspended.
The people. thus turned into the streets
gave for Il short time an unusually
thronged appearance to the West End.
Many turned in the direction of Buck
ingham Palace and Marlborough house,
where absolute silence reigned. \ small
bill signed "Balfour." was posted out
side. announcing the demise of the
monarch.
Everywhere in vehicles and on the
streets, the one topic of conversation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
Fire at Oakland WORK OF Trampc.

Oakland, Me, Jan. 22-The large set of
farm buildings owned by Evandcr H.
Holmes. situated near McGrath pond
entirely destroyed by fire, this morning
The buildings have not been occupied for
several weeks bat contained the family
furniture. The origin of the fire is sup
posed to have been from tramps. Loss,
s35Gu: no insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23

When feeling i'll, not sick
enough to call a Doctor, and
knowing you all, 60 to Ct!AS.
K: PARTRIDGE's, opp. Post
office. where good medicines
are dispensed. Telephone no.
1913. The Old Reliable drug
store, established A. D. 1928
by DrS. Tappan and Craig.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
An important Tax Decision.

Kansas City. Jan. 22-Judgc Henry Of
the circuit court, handed down q deci-
sion of national importance today, when
he, in a written opinion decided that
the state of Missouri, represented b.
the state board Of equalization. had no
right to tax the franchise of the West
nrn Union Telegraph Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
Queen OF Great Britain
and Empress OF India
Passes Away
AT OSBORNE HOUSE.
End Was PEACEFUL RoyaI Family at
Bedside----It Is Now King
Edward VII.
THE QUEEN IS DEAD.

CoWes, Isle of Wight, Jan. 23-Queen
Victoria is dead and Edward VII
reigns. The greatest event in the mem
DRY of this generation, the most stu
pendous change in existing conditions
that could possibly be imagined has
taken place quietly, almost gently. up
on the anniversary of the death Of
Queen NictOria's father, the Duke of
Kent.
The end of this career. never equal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23

The American Window Glass Co. and
the Independent Manufacturers Asso-
ciat ton have agreed to close their
plants April instead of June !. Eight
factories and about 10000 workers are
affected The object of the shutdown
is to curtail the production and main
tain prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
Vii! Oppose The Measures Passage.

Portland. Me. Jan. 22-At a meeting of
the Cumberland Bar Association here, to-
day. ii was unanimously voted to oppose
the passage Of the lceisla tive act now
pending giving the superior courts joint
power with the supreme court IN divorce
IibplS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
FAIR AND WARM Err.

Boston. Jan. 22.-Forecast: Fair,
Wednesday; probably continued fair,
Thursday; warmer. Wednesday night
and Thursday: easterly to southerly
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTEEN SESSION.
SENATE.

Augusta. Jan. %. 1901.
Senate met according to adjourn
ment and was called to order by the
President.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Beale of Au-
gusta.
Journal read and approved.
PAPERS from the House disposed Of
in concurrence.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill. An act to amend the charter of
the Livermore Falls Light and Power
Company.
Bill, An act to revise the orga MIA
ton Of the parsonage fund of Bucks
port.
On motion by Mr.. White of an
droscoggin-Bil, An act to amend the
charter of the Rockland. Thomasto
and Camden Street Railroad. which
came from the House, on which the
Committee on Railroads, Teiegraphs
and Expresses had reported that same
ought to pass. was laid on the table
pending the acceptance of the report.
Bills, petitions. etc, presented and
referred:
BY Mr.. Noble OF Ffankl;n-Re-
monstrance of the County Commission
ers and others of Franklin county
against setting off any portion of.
Franklin county and annexin3 same
to oxford county.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr. White from the committee on
the judiciary to which was referred
bill. An act to authorize the City Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
LONG LIVE THE KING.

London. Jan. 23.-Shortly before mid
night. an official announcement vas
issued. calling Parliament to assemble
at 4 o'clock this wednesday, after
noon. to enable members of the House
of Lords and House of Commons to
take the oath of allegiance to King
Edward VII.
The privy council will meet in Lon
don, today. and the proclamation Of
the King will occur thereafter at all
Places required by custom. The King
will come to London to preside over
the council.
kilograms have been dispatched to all
members of the House OF Commons urc-
Ing them TO attend at ST. Stephens, to-
day.
A special order has been issued by the
war Office disseminating an bugle and
drum calls until further notice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

Mr.. White from the committee on
the Judiciary to which was referred.
bill, An act to authorize the city OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23

jane. eUdtf.istD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23

The end of this career, never equal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-23

Journal read and approved.
Papers from the House disposed Of
in concurrence.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-09-28
From the Rice Country.

GUEYDAN, La, Sept. 23, '01.
Editor MERIDloNAL:
Geo. L. Mcclure, Of Illinois, has
rice farm Of 1900 acres, near
Gueydan. He floods all Of this land
with four deep wells, and has put up
a large residence, a large barn 50x7O
feet in dimension, two large engine
houses, and he is now putting up
two warehouses 50x50 feet. He has
started to cut rice. He is going to
work seven Deering self binders.
Roads between here and Gueydan
are very bad. We have to put four
mules on wagon to haul half a load.
Rice harvest has begun In dead
earnest in this neighborhood. Every
thing Is o. K. UNo.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-09-28
TO Practieing Physicians Of Louisi.
ana.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 12, 1901.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 12. 1901.
GENTLEMEN: Official complaints
have been received from various Par
isb Health officers to the effect that
many physicians refuse or fail to
make reports of births and deaths, as
required by Act l62 of 1900, al
though supplied with blanks for that
purpose and warned of the penalties
imposed by the Actin question.
The State Board OF Health is inn
pressed with Importance of the col
lection of Vital Statistics, and at the
regular meeting of August 10, 1901,
the following resolution was adopted:
s'Resolyed, that copy of act 1862
of 1900, providing for the collection
Of Vital Statistics, he sent to every
physician in the State, the parish OF
Orleans excepted, with circular let
ter stating over the signatures of the
President and Secretary that the PEN
alties of same will hereafter be strict
ly enforced.
A copy Of act 162 Of 1900 is here-
with enclosed and the undersigned re-
spectfully solicit the cooperation OF
the Medical Profession of the state
in securing such general compliance
with It's provisions as will reduce to a
minimum the list OF delinquents to be
reported to the Grand Jury of each
parish for indictment.
Under instructions of the Board,
the penalties Of Act 1862 of 1900 will
hereafter be strictly enforced.
Respect fully,
EDMOND SoUcHoN, M. D.
President Louisiana State Board of
Health.
G.. FARRAR PATTON, M. d.
Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-09-28
Mississippi Girls Prayer.

A correspondent to the McComb
City (Miss.) Enterprise, says: "a
Summit girls prayer reads as follows.
You kissed me at the gate last night,
and mother heard the srack she
says it's naughty TO do so, SO please
take it back. cannot see what
harm there is, can you? but mother
seems 50 very wrath, please take it
back, now, do. 1t seems to me quite
natural for lips to meet that ways
but mother says it's very wrong,
so take,it back, j pray. And come
to think Of it, I'm sure, that several
times, twas done; SO now to make il
right, be sure and take back, every
one. I would not have you think,
i do not care, a mite; but mothers
so particular, please take them back,
tonight. ~
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-09-28

The work accomplished upon the
Cuban sugar plantations is little less
than marvellous. The output for the
season just ending is six hundred
thousand tons of sugar in round fig
ures. The additional cane planted
this year assures that a crop of not
less than nine hundred thousand tons
will be obtained in 1902.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-09-28
1eatIt has Grulrtted a5irn y Myartyr.
ny FILA wsaEEfEEs WILCOX.

In the midst of waters, o the mighty Ship
Stagger bruised and wounded by deeict fate
One that drted from its the anchorage hate.
On the deck NOBLE Pilot, ntbe glory of his prime,
Lies in impelng silence, his time,
Victim of mind sefcentered, Goddess fool of crime.
One of earth dssenon unreasonng tools
In the annals OF che when the worlds hot
He who sought for Crimes distinction shall be
In the annals of the lie who had thought
teepng on the path duty caring praise blame
Close beside the deahe Lincoln writ light will shine
Youth proclaimed him as hero time statesman love-
eatn mas crowned nl martyrs from goal to goal he
Knowing all the sum of glory that ahuman life may pan
He was chosen by the people; of birth
Made him ruler OF a nation, but his
Fools may kingdoms republics earth.
He has raised the lovers loyalty fah
he while
He has gazed, with trust unshaken the
In tho mighty march of progress he sought BEST
Let his enemies be silent, lay him down
And may God assuage the anguish of suffering breast
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-09-28
A SIlOckisnsg Calata Eay.

Lately befell a railroad laborer,h
writes DR.. A. Kellett, OF Williford,
Ark. "His foot was badly crushed, but
Bueklen's Arnica Salye quickly cured
him. It's simply wonderful for Burns,
Boils, Piles and all skin eruptions. It's
the worlds champion healer. Cure
guaranteed. 25c, Sold by AJGodard.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-09-28
G. K. Of A. Lecture.


w. A. MAR, Organizer Of South
ern States, will deliver an interesting
lecture on C. X. Of A. principles ~
the courthouse, at this place, OF
Sunday, Sept. goth, at O'Clock, p.
m. The local Branch, No. 597, Il
making preparations to receive him
All are invited to attend-espeeitT =
ladies and young men. RefY ih-
ments will be served free.
A cnlldless marriage isn't u how
ling success in one sense Of Tho
term,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-09-28
SOUTHWFS FSTERN
LOUISIANA yIIID(STRIIL IIyIIIUII,
LAF an 9 T I Y 7 e, IA.


and mann
Older;
be received dior ntrance
n
washing
Incidental half
0per rseSson IL
Appyin
iulsO E. L. STEPHENS, President
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-26
1tobnuereoe &rtitue.

Der er tili1rattelis Narlas, buorfor
mango iaata!bte Rriltue og R,rtemeoz
Iemmer sr iaa pnteltg iuase og uitittet
til Nrbeios os at mobitaa Triitellernes
Beleirius. 9unser bar retuceret benz
til ct oanoelist 5teuet.
gn trilten Slel tan lite bliDe frobi9
iuno % itart ueo at lele Muiier, baars
ltse NousQer os Romaner, eller perbslts
2iterotu, al enbuer Nrt ,6uorleoes tan
uel en- Siel bliue naret og opuarmet,
lom alo,i9 npber 0tpets Breo2 Sunpe,
fterte 6riitue leper paa CUBS Orb.
Ssius iaeoe: Mine Orb er Manb os
be er Qiu. Saltg er berfor be, iom
bunsre os tprite efter @etferoisbeo. tbi
be ital mettes. (v Vtones5prbet".)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-26

rTram": BreFoent McRinlsps Woro
bar lat Ebeooore Rooieuelt greiioent-
,ffolen.
Jtooieuelts meit fremtrabenbe @seu:
ftab ct maaite bans l1resierlia=
btb. Sun er en- politif . Bron6o" !,
en- gilbbeit, iom ielu en- loa flu Uta-
itinpolittter ION Com platt itte bar
zpestt ifaah III at tanme og Iesae t5ele
paa.
San uil utpiul lomt bliue lanst mere
Yreitbert lelu eno WeEinlep par, os
buerten Mart 9anna ellsr uosen unoen
uil bliue bans Ouerpreltoent.
Dermeo msuer ri lite, at bans Stpr.
nil bIiue beere eno WcRinleps. 81
nerer tuertimoo 6rp9t for, at bet nil
blipe perre. Gbt Mobiatnins til
WcRinlep er &ooiepelt en- ubpreeet
Rriseus Manb. pan tror paa Rris
iom en- npbuenbis ctuiltiatorif Tattor,
% Der er Tare for, at ban ueo ben
minbfe Torauleonins uil itprte 2anoet
ino alporlise Toru.tltnger.
Set er blet ia9t ON Rooieuelt = %
meb meeen @et, at ban Ct en- ameritanlt
nbsaue at Reiler 8iIbelm / Gprlano.
2iaelom benue er ban ct raitlsit os for.
fenselist Mienneite. Der forisser i7q paa
ale 0mraaeer (Gorfatter, Preoitont
ete.) os berfor lite efterlaoer fig noset
bpbt euer uatist Marte paa noset.
@ooieuelt nanpt fine fsrRe politiife
Sporer fom polititommisler Nem
Dort, builten SttGins. ban inbIasoe
fig betpbelis Tortieuefe ueo at faa ton:
bemneret ct fort Mntal falbefaroiss %
Misunderstanding 2eieboliser. Da Rris
gen meb Spanien ubbrsb, par ban asiis
ffereabe Tlaasemiuiiter. San opsou
ftrats benne Stilins, orsaniierebe fit
y Rou9b Ntbers" Re9imeut % bros meo
bette til Ruba.
Da ban tcm tilbase, blep ban nomi'
neret % ualst til @uuernsr / New Dort
lom Tplee af Rrtssbeseiitrinsen.
gu er ban altiaa blet Yrefeent.
Os tom FABIAN Ct ban til at bespnbe
meb en- @aabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-26

Oct er lite al mesen Betpbntns, men
bet tan 10 lite fabe at uibe beuer, at
grefbent Rooieuelt tos fig en- H.oetur
2srbos @ftermiobas. 6an reo iammeu
meb Gen. Boob. iom uu er @uuernor
@eneral paa Cuba. Det par bisfe
Manb, iom orsaniferebe. &ousb Riber :.
Stprten uuber &risen meo Spanieu.
Besse er finite Rpttere. Yreitbentens
essn @ibebef er lite 8aibin9ton enb'
nu, % / Staloene ueo bet 6uibe 6us e.
.nsen Rioebefte, ba Der blanot be fifte
Brefibenter lite bar ueret noaen, Jon,
bruste at rioe. Ser bleu berfor bentet
to Raualeribeite fra ct iSort paa ben
auben Sibe af Botomae.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-26
Carl &,&u,bolB t Norae tait..

6riifsania l3oe Sept. = Ssoasattss
uilte Or. Carl 2umbolb fig 0ffentlia for
fes'ie Gang. iioen ban usnote t,lbage til
ben cioil.Iereoe 8erben. j0au Ear til.
brast De lIlte fem Nar bs bibti. utisnbt.
ggae norbpeitre Msrco ttlbebite for
nlefican usestn Natural
History Wem gort os 81 ben fsrEe
bp'ae Wano, on1 gar boet bIanbt buIss
bosrne oisie tierue Gsue. 6an bolbt
nu 6oreorag om fine Reilsr % OpIeuel.
Ter for bet ssosra1it. @sl1tab per paa
Stebst.
Or. 2umboIb forta!te ON fine Ople.
pshsr blanot be ptloe SnoiansrIfammer
/ uslflise Sierra Waore os iler blauot
6ulsboerne, iou enonu lepsr paa ben
lamme primitiue Maaoe iom beres i5ers
feore for mango Iuliuoe Nar foen
oisIe nelten utilslauseIise Resioner
5000 Too ouer !6apet
Torat lore oisie Tolt at tjenbe LOB
0umbo't belle fit TsIse ueuoe tilbase.
Dan bespnbte oa at leue alsne iammen
meo benz. s Bespuoelien uiloe lite be
uilbe s5tammer ti0aoe, at ban fulbe bo,
iette fig blanbt benz, men efterbaauoen
ranbt ban beres Glib oe fit 1iuaoeIie
til at forbliue. San lerte beres Stitte,
beres @prog o9 oeres Sanee at tienoe
% to9 Del oeres Dams. @n 6ppbing
blonot 5uleboerne git enoos lao lanst,
at ban tilbpo bam lin Datter til 6ufru,
% en- anoen Gang bleu ban nelten neot
til al este en- Bise. iom lilberte Cora.
Stcmmen. Oette par efter Tamiliens
ubtrpttelise Dnite, os ben eueite Betinz
selle par. at ban ituloe boiette fig
blanbt benz.
Snoianerne Merico bar tun en- gg1s
tefaus bper o9 leuer meset lpttel;9t.
Blonot mango al Stammerue fanot
ban, at Be leueoe mere iebeli9t emo
ciuililerebe 2anoe. Ie er meeet inteui<
sente og ltaar meset Dsisre enb oeres
Jreuoer be Jo,en,oe Stater % Spb=
amerita.
Tpueri % Spabom er u,ienbt blanbi
eisie 6o!t. Soroen bruges / 6eu.s=
fab. Deres fornemite Tsoe bei1aar
Indian corn og Bsnuer. De opnaar
en- lang 2euealoer. Utan treHer cite
baabe Ueano % Ruinoer, iom er 100
Mar euer oper.
De tror paa mere enb en- Cub, %
beres @uosbprtelle betaar relisisle
Danie % Setter. Raplsb Ct en- al beres
foru.mif: Sportssuelier, og be Ct ierbe
les ylab Yeooemaal. De pebber
sierne ON Buer, Yile, "copper". @las.
perl,r oiu.
Den itore % tntereslante 9amIine af
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-26

bet meo 2iuet. 6an bleu ristisnot ia.
ifet ub eiennem en- Dor, men ban Ton,
lite ttIftabt. Bpsniusens Gag fors
ipanbt, % Wturene bleu ieunebe meb
Sorben. Ruppelen paa ben enc
Damptiebel blep baaret ouer 9ustasene
til Gourtbusgrunben 800 Sob bo,te,
enbba ben uar iaa tuns, at bet to9 to
Manb at lsfte ben. Srume Dele at
2ysportet blep ta1eoe / en- Mffano al
1000 Sob, os Gtsplofonen bertes be
fierne1e Dele al Bpsn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-26

Drsho.nt Rruoer % Or. 2:pos a9ter
at benusnoe fig til prsfbent &ooiepelt
os Reiiereu af Ruslauo ON at les9e fig
tmeQem forat ifanbie @neIanb bets
l1brpobeliestrig mob Boerne.
5am'iois oplpies, at Boerne fetreoe
ben Dag, efter builten 9orb Rit9ener
bauoe prot!ameret, at ban lite uilbe till
ftaa nosen Boer Mun.iti, peb Fere
seire ouer gnglaaberne. Sc falbte
SO Oificerer os 9oloater, iaareoe 90,
tos 800 Mano tilfonse % tos fem Ra,
nnner fra 6ienoen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-09-26

@n Baptiitprelt / Winneapolts bar
funbet paa ben Sbe, at naar Yreiioents
morbsren faI benrettes, tunbe electrtife
9ebninser bl:pe fsrt fra bans 6anaiel
til aue Bper Qanoet, fra be ftsrife til
be mtuoite, os iaa itulbe ben. ion, uilbe
betaIe 81, faa uere meo % benrette
Woroeren ueb at trptte paa en- Rnap
Torbinbelle meb ben eleetrilte 2ebnins.
San tror, Der uiIbe tomme ino en-
Ueansoe pense paa benne Maaoe, %
bisle fulbe bruges til ct Wonument for
prefbenten.
Oct foretommer %, at Sbeen Ct al
Rpe!is.
gi finber lenere, at mtnoii etpar Yer>
ioner, antaselis Preiter, bar uotalt i7s
imob Nlauen iom neouarbi9enoe % oes
moralilerenbe.
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Sra fo1ifieqi8e Dele af 2anoet meb:
beles ON Bslbs5auolinser mob Be1io,
ner. iom lite bar ubtatt fig meb 9grbs,
bigbeb ON ben afbpoe prefbent.- 8
Oflaboma @itp bleu en- Mano labl
siennem @aberne, forbi ban nestebe al
beltase i en- Baraoe til 2Gre for Yref.
bent MeRinlep.
Det er Danffelist at afsisre, bueu
Der q meit Danpittis, enten ban, iou
.efteriirabte 9reiibenteu, eQer be, iou
forsuber BAN, iaaat be saar fra @anos
os Samlins.
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/, va prefoent &ooieueIt tom uo al
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9rafere bam. Prefbenten git ben til
bam % irettelatte bam aluorlist 70.
beune II uforfammetbeb. Derpaa pan
breoe ban lets Mit tilfobs launmen mel
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ter, fsr ban git til Wiobas.
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Den outlutttr sSoroett-

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ben. Den ene'te ufeilbare Rur for
Piles. 25c Q@fen.
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25 Borsere / MiuneaYolis bolbt e'
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neret.