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Juggling with specifications.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 16.-An at
tempt by the two Democratic members OF
the Board Of County Commissioners TO in
sert a provision in the advertisement for
bids for the new wagon bridge over the
Wabash river by which the contractors
would be required TO use the stone quar-
ried by the company of which John r.
Walsh is the largest stakeholder was dis
covered by Commissioner Johnson, the Re-
publican minority member of the board,
who found the change in the specifications
and vigorously protested against IL, but not
until after the advertisement had been sent
10 the newspapers. The County Council is
TO pass on the matter.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PORTLAND. Ind, July l6.-After a care
full investigation the County Commissioners
to-day accepted the new Jail, which has
just been finished at cost of 200. The
Jail has the reputation of being one Of the
very best in Indiana, and is fitted with
every convenience and possible safety de-
vice Different departments are provided
for different grades Of prisoners and special
provision has been made for the care of the
insane. The building IS Of pressed brick
with stone trimmings; is lighted with cleo
tricity and gas, and will be heated by
steam The plans met with the hearty APP
prevail of the State Board of Charities.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY. Ind. July 16.-The
Excelsior Lamp Black Company is build
ing large factory on the Albert Reasoner
farm. seven miles southwest of this city
The capacity of the plant will be 1900
pounds of lamp black per diem, and it is
expected TO have the factory in operation
inside of sixty days. The stockholders of
the company are Rev. Charles Die, Luc
Houze and Adolph Wuchner of Hartford
City; John w. Wood. of Matthews, and the
Van Camp Hardware Company, of Indian
aDOliS.
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WILL BE NO COMPROMISE.
steel Corporation Oficiais VIII Not
Yield to the strikers.

NEW YORK. July l6.-At the close OF
the day to-day representative OF the
highest interests IN the United States Steel
Corporation authorized the statement that
no conference concerning the steel strike
had taken place during the day. and that
none is likely 10 take place until the Anal
gamated Association recedes from its pres
ent attitude. The additional statement is
made that on this point there can be no
compromise. and that the heads OF the
constituent companies Will not unionize
such mills as have up 10 this time en-
ployed nonunion men. j. r. Morgan would
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Frauds in FraternaI Societies.

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS. Pa. July 10
The event OF this afternoons session of the
Associated Fraternities OF America was a
paper read by DR.. Paul. OF Des Moines on
Frauds and Deceptions Practiced on Fra
ternal Societies by Inscriptions Medical
Examiners. Intense interest was aroused
on the subject. and the discussion which
ensued clearly demonstrated that at to-
morrow : session some provision VIII be
made Tor the establishment and mainten-
ance or bureau 10 hear and disseminate
information OF value in this connection
me plan 70 construct a fraternal building
on the St Louis worlds fair grounds i'm
1893 was unanimously indorse6
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
PENDLETON, Ind. July 16.-More build
ings are in course of construction here this
summer than for many years. William
league and John r. Boston are building a
two-story business block in State street
10xl00 feet of brick and stone. and A B.
Taylor let the contract to-day for a two
story brick and stone business block in
Pendleton avenue. 45xl00 feet Each block
Will cost about 5000. Other than this the
creamery will erect a commodious build
ing new site for factory purposes
work 10 begin az once. and nearly all the
factories have had additions built Several
fine residences are in process OF erection
and a considerable area OF brick pavement
will be laid before cold weather sets in.
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A Peculiar Book.

p.0ple who relish queer notions and odd
ideas Will be greatly interested in a ne
culiar book. just issued by the Omega
Chemical Company, 257 Broadway. New
York: It's title Is "Corn-Fed Philosophy. -
and its author Is The Man from Indiana.
whoever that may be. The cover OF the
book Is still more peculiar than the read
ing matter inside. being Autographed In
brilliant colors after the style OF the mod
ern poster.
Any reader OF this paper can get a copy
OF this booklet free by sending the publish
ers z-cent stamp 10 pay cost OF mailing.
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ITS NOSE CUT OFF.


Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART. Ind. July ia very Pc
culiar accident befell the seventeen-months-
old child OF Mr. and Mrs. Sidney New, at
Goshen. The baby was enjoying a ride
in its cab. propelled by the nurse, when
it sprang from the carriage. carrying with
il its nursing bottle. The bottle struck
the pavement first and was shattered. The
childs face struck among the fragments.
and the end of it's nose. three-quarters of
an inch in length. was cut off, while a
cash was cut in its forehead. The nurse
picked up the child and its severed nose,
ran with all haste to a doctor, and the
end was sewed back in place. The doctor
thinks IL will grow on again. though he
does not promise an absence of scars.
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Allen County. Fine wheat Gro,

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE. Ind. July 16-Allen
county farmers have about finished thresh-
ing their wheat and the first sales have
been made to the local mills. This is the
first crop Of wheat raised in this county
for three years. the crops of 1899 and
having been failures Inc yield this year
Is estimated from twenty-five 10 thirty
bushels an acre and IL grades No. red.
The acreage. however. owing 10 former
failures, is below the normal. The farmers
have been so deeply engrossed in harvest
ing their wheat that they have had no
time 20 gather the fruit crop-cherries,
berries ETC. and housekeepers in this city
are complaining of the scarcity and high
prices of fruit for canning purposes.
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Little Boy Killed.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind, July 16.-
Joseph. the five-year-old son of Charles
Akers, jr, was killed this afternoon at his
grandfathers brickyard. The boy. with
some companions. was playing in a large
dump car, used to carry clay, when one of
them threw the lever that allowed it to
dump forward. The unfortunate boy fell
beneath IL and received the one thousand
pounds of iron on his breast. He was car
ried home, but died before a physician
could arrive.
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o the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SULLIVAN, Ind, July 16-The tourna-
ment of the Sullivan Gun Club was held
here to-day. Clubs from all adjacent coun-
ties were present. In the gold medal con-
test Carlisle won from Sullivan E. E.
Neal, of Bloomfield, made the best record
in the three events-l5 straight, % out Of
% and Ii out of IS
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Albert Duty's Relics.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYyILLE, Ind. July 16-Albert
Duty. who recently returned from the Phil
ippine campaign, was for years a member
of the indianapolis police force. and was
injured in stopping a runaway at the COR
ner of Washington and Illinois streets. He
visited every country I'm the Eastern hemis-
phere. and to-day placed on exhibition IN
this city fine large collection of Eastern
curios. He has the flag which waved over
the church which figured so largely In the
battle OF San Mateo. The article most
highly priced by Duty is large green coral
which he obtained in the Bay OF Bengal.
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Threshers Combining.

CHICAGO. July 16.--The1threshers of Illi-
nois are being organized into a protective
association. and already 5000 have
joined the secret organization. which is
known as the Threshers' National Pro-
tective Association, its object being to
maintain prices. The organization is being
perfected through Iowa. Indiana and ILL
nois and will be extended to other States
rapidly possible. The chief officers
are: President, c.. h. Miesse; vice presi-
dent, Z. A. Norton; secretary and treas
urer, John L. Little.
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PAY TRAIN IN COLLISION.


GALLIPOLIS. o., July 1.-the Hooking
Valley pay train and freight collided neal
Vinton at noon to-day and Fireman s. L
Secia, OF Jacksonville, O., was killed. En-
gineer James Rafferty, Of Waverly, wa.
badly bruised about the body. legs anC
arms, Freight Brakeman n. w. Dietrich
of Waverly. was cut and bruised about th'
face, and Paymaster d. +. Leech and hi:
son. of Columbus. o., were painfully bu
not seriously injured.
The collision occurred in the open and
there was nothing to obstruct the view
of either crew. Both engines were badly
wrecked. Passenger traffic was delayed tive
hours.
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CONTRACT AWARDED.

srecial 70 the Indianapolis journal.

Special TO the lndianap polls Journal
FORT WAYNE. Ind, July 16-Alfred
Grindle. of this city. was to-day awarded
the contract to furnish plans for the
building authorized to be erected by the
last Legislature for the care and custody
OF feeble-minded women of collaborating
age now in the poorhouses OF the counties
in Indiana. IT will be situated on the
State Farm. and will be in charge OF the
trustees of the Indiana School for Feeble
minded Youth and Superintendent Alex
ander Johnson. The building will be of
brick two stories in height. and on the
cottage style of architecture. 1t will ac-
commodate one hundred women, and will
cost complete $40 600
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F. e. Baker for auds sc. woods. Place

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART. Ind. July 16.-Members of
the Elkhart county bar are almost unani-
mousy signing a recommendation that
Francis E. Baker, OF this county, a mem
Der of the Indiana Supreme Court, be APP
pointed 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
death of United States District Judge w. A
Woods. Judge Baker is the son of Judge
John III. Baker who has been mentioned
for the honor but has said he preferred TO
remain United States Circuit Judge
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ing session did no business. but adjourned
on account OF kilograms received from
several hundred delegates who were un-
able 10 arrive in time. The afternoon ses-
sion was called 10 order by President
Walter Gresham. of Galveston. Tex. Ad-
dresses of welcome were delivered by Gov
ernor Orman and by Mayors Crane. OF Grip
pie Creek. and Franklin. of Victor.
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Their Muncie Paper Passes Into the
Hands of Harry McEIwee.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, July 16.-The Muncie
Morning News, owned by the News Pub
fishing Company. of which Fletcher S.
Heath. of New York. was president and
Cyrus r. Heath. of Muncie. was vice pres
ident and business manager has changed
hands. and tomorrow will be under the
management Of Harry McElwee a former
well-known Ohio newspaper man. but late
of Martinsvile. Ind. The sale was made
for the reason that Cyrus r. Heath, the
former manager was too actively engaged
in other business enterprises to give the
newspaper work his attention.
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FRS. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF
,nothers for their children while teething with
nerfect success II soothes the child. softens the
gums. allays pain cures wind collie. regulates
the bowels. and is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
s.hethsr arising from teething or other causes.
For sale by druggists in every part OF the world
Re sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Svrup Is cents bottle.
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CRIPPLE CREEK, Col. July l6.-The
twelfth annual meeting OF the Transmissis-
sippi Commercial Congress opened to-day
with the largest attendance and the larg-
est membership in the history OF the or
ganization. Out or 1000 delegates appointed
100 were In their seats to-day. The morn
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Time flies and so do diseases Of the skin when
that uncomfortable purifier OF the cutcle and
beautiher Of the complexion. Glenns Sulphur
Soap is used to dsperse them. Pimples.
blotches sores and bruises. and the like ere in
variably removed by II.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, Soc-
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Valuable Pearl Found

LA CROSSE. Wis. July 16-Mrs. Edwin
Drake has found a pearl al Round island.
which Is the exact counterpart OF the
Queen Mary pearl, valued al $4,000. found
at the same place several years ago.
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LONG AND BITTER.

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE0
ganization, many of whose members are
employed by the United States Steel Cor
poration."
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Hundreds of people stand about the window
and study the relics of war and peace dis
played.
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LOCAL AGENCIES
D. A. COULTER. 207 Law Building.
r. 7. MewhiRTER. III East Market ST
J. L. BARNirT. 81 Lombard Building.
0HR. HALL ( Coz, Us East Market Sc
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Copy of Statement of the Coalition
OF THE
STATE MUTUAL
LIFE ASSURANCE co.
On the 30th day of June, 1901.

II is located at No. $40 Main street, Worces-
ter Mass.
A G. BULLOCK. President.
II. NJ. WITTER, Secretary
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State OF Indiana. Once OF Auditor OF State.
|. the undersigned. auditor Of state OF the
state of Indiana hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy OF the statement OF
the condition Of the above mentioned CON-
pany on the 10th day OF June. 1901 az
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement is now OF Gle
in this Office
In testimony whereof l hereunto sub
scribe my name and afix my on
TSEAI-.l ciai seal this 18th day OF July.
1901 w. III. HART,
Auditor OF Stats
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II IS located at No . South street
F. e. S. WOLFE. President.
HARRY L. RAIL, Secretary.
The amount OF its capital is.......... 0OW
The amount Of its capital paid UP is. so000
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1t is located at No. Is South street
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State Of Indiana. Office Of Auditor Of State
J. the undersigned. auditor OF state OF the
State OF Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is correct copy of the statement OF
the condition OF the aforementioned COM
pany on the Goth day Of June. 1901, as shown
by the original statement, and that the
said original statement is now on file In
this Office.
In testimony whereof i hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my off,
[SEAL.l cial seal this nth day OF July
1901. W. Il. HART,
Auditor OF State
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Total Liabilities .----...---..--. $l593i. Isl 80
The greatest amount in any one risk. S3O.-
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6ro6britannieu.
6 0 n B 0 n Is. 9lpril.

Die beute in BON Gbur9 tattge-
funbene 0eibe oes gig6t geb. ". y.
SO. Sngram ols 8ii6of BON 2onoon
gli9 eber elmer politii9en 8erIamms
lung ais elmer tir6liden 5eier. Syo6n
&eniit, Der 2tntisRituaIiit, rei6te ben
ernarteten prpteit gegen Die Grnen.
nung elm uno belt cine Rebe, bic einen
ungebeuren Sumult erregte, inbem bic
3ub0rer ibn nit Sobnrufen uno ,5o6s
len unb Rufen, fpie .Sronurs"
nS6anoe". Stein Qapittbum" II. +. 10,
begriiBten. aeniit beIdutoiqte in ieis
ner Rspe ben 9r. 5ngram. allen isnen
8er'pre1uaqen, ais er gum gif4o'
BON Stspnep gspdblt nurDe, dr.r.u
geiporoen 3u iein. Gr haze @eIcBes-
iibertreteru geboIfsn, Gsi'tlids osyurs
tbeilt, bic ben goridriitsn 5ulUirer,
bic Soitis srboben bdtten babe DEF
len Dur9sbrdht, gsidts gsbort u. I. p
Gum SdIuB iagte er, sr lei bereit, Oo,
9erl1t 3u eri6etnen, uno 81 beDstlen
oob 0r. Sngram cine uugeeignet, Ger
ionlihteit vi, bic Gtslung zines gi.
Idols Der prptsitnntiihen STRIDE ~ Be-
tIeioen, Deil er oisis un1eisslihtn rU-
mii6sn grattiten srmutbigs.
Die 5reunoe uno Gegner Seniit'5
tpuroen 70 ldrmpoG, o1b Der Generdl.
pitdr BEN 9erfu6 N1tis, bic 9ira' 80
rdumen. 5r. Sngram sriuhte ieirt
5reunOs, rubig 3u5ub0rsu. SdIiCBi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-04-19
Saloi9er Giutritt oes prinSen
2loalbert IN Ole lllarine.
Sumult bel elmer SiihoiSueibe
in elmer 2onopuer STRIDE.
2iesieruussfeiuofi6e 2scf6TdGe Der
Sri(djn cSiaa in 9u6rin.
Demeutiruue eines 6eriihts ibsr cine Dams
pferIinie pou Hem Qorf nab Sreii.
Oeutfbldno.
3ieG, 18. 9(prti.

OeutibIdno.
&iel, 18. 2lprti.
Der SoiTer uno bic &aiIerin Tinb
beute nit ibrem brittGIteiten Sobne,
bem 9rin5en QbaIbert, bier eingetrufs
fen, Der mpr9en in Die preuBii4e Ifd1
rine eintrttt.
8erIin, 18. QpriI.
Ser ,aei9san5eiger" ertIGrt 6eute
in 8iberIegung i'm llmlouf befinOliz
der @erI1te, &ai1er @ilbelm 6d6e
niemulS bic 2tnii6t ausgeipro3en,
oab Die 8ebanblung Der 3olltarifz
frage BON benz @erlauf Der 8erat6unz
gen iiber Die &analz8orlage i'm prer.
Bii9en 2anbtag dbbdngig 9emu4t
perben ipllte.
6eute Na9mittag entit itanb in Der
r0mii9ztatbolii9en ct. Mi9aels@
Stride pGbrenb Der Gborprobe e:ue
panit. Our9 cine unaufgetlGrte &rs
plpiipn tpurben elm SoIbat unb 3oet
&naben I6per oerleBt. 9ds &reu5z
Qep0lbe auf Der linten Seite res
Sburms unb bas Dad nurben befAdz
bigt unb fGmmtli6e 6eniteri6eiben
5ertriimmert. Der bintere She'll Der
Orgsl purbe 5erit6rt.
Berlin, 18. Qlpril.
Die YoriIer 9epei9en @gentur
y6apas" bate ii6 ni9t entblDbst, 2te
in PedeIshetm i'm preuBii6en Regiez
rungsbe3irt Wiinben unter rufiifden
5eloarbeitern oorgetommenen 9odsnz
fGGle ais BeitfGQe gu be5ei6nen unO
9euti6Ianb al8 cine Peitb0ble gu be-
i6retben. Die preuBti6en 8eb0roen
itellten infolge oeiIen neue llnterIu=
9ungen an, pel6e ergaben, baB ttin
peitfall pprgetpmmen lei unb auc9
feline tpeiteren ppdenfdlGe. Die n&6fs
nif9e @oIfs3eitun9" fpirft bic 5ra9e
auf, o6 Die rufiifbe 5amiIie, tpel6e biz
9pden einf6leppte, an Der @ren3e &c:
impft fporOen lei, pie bies bprgef9riez
ben lit.
Der nNprbbeutfde 2Gopb" bat uuf
Der 3idmers'i9en Sdiffsbauiperft in
Bremen Elm 5peites 8abetteni6uIi9ifi
in 4uftrag gegeben. 0as S6iff ion
als Bart nit bier Md1ten 9ebaut tperz
ben. 0as erite SaulI3iff bes 2Iopo
v9er3ogin Sophie GbarIotte" tpurbe
por einigen Wtpnaten in 0ienit geItellt.
SSn Potsbam bat Der Referenpar
9ans @IBe Selbitmorb begangen,
na9bem feline Mutter ibr gun3es Ser,
mOgen bur6 ben 3uidmmenbru9 ocr
9ppptbetenz8anten berloren bate.
9lus 2eip3tg lit Der Rau4paareEz
@rpprteur WfarimiIian 9erImann unz
ter SinterlaTung BON 100000 Mart
S6uloen peri9nunoen.
Der 9auptmann unb gpmpagniez
def Sorit bon 8euit bonn 2. f0ntgI.
id6IiIhen Sdger=8ataiGIon go. 13 in
Dresden, Der nit Der 5rau bes 2tr5te5
Or. S6aumnnn elm Qiebesper6GltniB
bate uno ais er BON bem gebOrnte,
Gbemann in fIagranti ertdppt purbs,
fi4 einen WtiB6raud Der 9ienitgetpoIt
gu S4uIben tommen lieB, lit triegsgez
ri9tli4 gu 81 Monaten Seitungs6art
perurtbeiIt iporben. Gr CAB gu, nit
Der 5rau bes 2tr3tes Gbebru9 getrie=
ben gu baben. 5tau Or. S8aumann
mar bel Dem 9ro5cB ni6t eri8ienen.
Sic lit unauffinobdr. Die 8erbanos
lung mar DffentIid.
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pbtIippinen.
g]afbinQton, IS. 9lpril

mai bingto n, Is. Gpril.
9as 9rieqslrt erbielt bsutt iol
osnce 0eetihe pon General Mdt2r.
tbur in I}caiId.
-6erft Gal9, Der Giibrsr Der IN.
fu.1.at.n c..f N7arjnouaue. Sat re
10. 2.i! 1it Q C'ii'ierer, e
s-n.o g e6gr rem gfs7.
5s.:t &. 5-'i.t eggle.r nal
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lib mics Der @enernIpitar Die bon
SenIit erbpbenen @inpdnoe Suriid unb
bic 8abl bes 9r. Sn9rdm puroe bes
itdtigt. 9luBerbulb Der Stride fam es
no6maIs gu Rubeitorungen uno
i9IiebIib ipurbe &eniit BON einem Gus
Beno Poli8iiten nad SauIe geleitet.
Sublin, IS. 9lpril.
Sn elmer @erfammllIn9 oes Natios
naIoirettoriums Der yllniteo ,Sriib
2eaque" unter oeln @oriiB BON s. Is.
Heomono puroe bef9lphen, teine Beiz
trdge fir bic Sonbs Der 2iga BON 9ier:
Ipnen an5unebmen, Die nit BEN Der So
ni9in @ictorta BEL ibrem 9eIudb in :5rs
lamb iiberrei6ten @oreTtn 3u t6un
hatten, ba ibre SanoIunaen ben
8runoidbsn Der 2iga brett nicerz
itreiten.
2iperppol, IS. Mpril.
Der S6a1pirtupie emanuel Qass
fer 1T beu!e nit bem Wbite Star
GampFer 5eutonic" na4 gteip gort
obQereiit.
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selbitnlor0.
GeottIs, Waib.. 18. 2tprif

Welpin R. galoDin, Elm frii5e.er
GonqreBa6qeoroneter aus Minreio;a
unb Stadts Superintenbent fir IN
biantraugelegsu1,itsn untsr grGiioent
GleOelano, nabm iia geitern 2t5eub
oas 2eben. gldn fano feline geibs In
isiner 8obnung nit elmer S6uBpuroe
i'm Gopf uno eirsn RspoIoer Il; be-
Rehten, ouf bsm gett liegeno. Der
geritor6ere mar 50 Sabre alt urp .ur
Dor etpa orei Jabren bon DuMt6.
Winn., 6ierber. Sr tpnr eir.r otr ues
nigen 8edmten unter pr1iiosnt Glsbes
lamb, bic ii6 na6 Der Grtpdhlung ytc.
ainItp's neigsrtsn, gu rsfi9nirea, To-
bdB Wcainleb ibn abisBsn mubte. Gr
Finterldbt in Duluth cine DittlUs uno
5pei Sobne.
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5uodfrifd.
Grobo d. 0apfoLpnie. Is.

8 r D 0 q, NdptoIpnte, l8. N0rtI.
Hafri6ten aus l0etGbron beIagen,
baB 9lnories gBeHels ON 2eben 1T.
@eIIels beqleitete W1prgan0bael auf
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