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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13
managed as to cause him damage and

managed as to cause him damage and
injury?
In the argument counsel for the re-
spondents mainly rested the defense
upon the lack of jurisdiction of the court
to issue the writ; in other words that a
court of equity has no power in any
case to interfere with the legislative
government of municipal corporation.
no matter how corrupt or dishonest the
motives or how extensive the injury
may be to individuals or to the public
If this be true as a proposition of law.
then the order of this court was wholly
void. If, on the other hand, it be nos
true. the order was valid and shoulA
have been complied with
The city council of Topeka has re-
Gently sold for song a franchise which
is worth $4,000 if it is worth a cent,
Either the Vinewood Park railway com-
pany could afford to pay we'll for the
privilege of building it's tracks all over
the city, or else the Vinewood company
was simply seeking a franchise for the
purpose of extorting money or conces-
sions from the existing city railway
It may be that the franchise which
the Vinewood Park railway has secured
IS not worth very large sum just now
But 1T has 20 years to run, and each
year viii add immensely to its value. 1T
is said that If the Topeka Water COM
pany had new franchise it could dis
pose of it's plant for a million dollars.
It's franchise has expired, and it is will
ing to sell for 100000. The difference
$3.50 O00-represents roughly the value of
the franchise.
There are several members of the city
I,o lnfo
voted against all the proposed Vinewood
Park franchise ordinances, because they
eonscientiously believed that the city
should not give away what Judge Null
Inns calls tits most valuable assets -
The time win no doubt come when the
public will realize that these men are
right
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13
GLOBE SIGHTS.
TFron the Atchison Globe

Iron the Atchison Globe.l
Nobody loves you enough to burn your
foolish letters.
The man who doesn't amount to mucn,
usually has his sign out.
A new song is entitled: IF You Can't Be
Bell Wether, Fall In Behind
There is a woman in Atchison who
claims not to have had a new coat in 10
years
What has become of the old fashioned
lover who gave his girl copy of Lucille
at Christmas?
An Atchison woman is so old fashioned
that when she gives a party, her guests
have enough to eat.
An Atchison girl walks as straight aud
careful as though carrying a basket OF
eggs on her head.
A real clever woman is one who can tell
by looking at a hen how far she Will go
in salad at a reception.
This is the time of year you hear the
lovely characters" exclainl: IT am per-
feet child about Christmas"
1t is not a very pleasant thought. but do
you know that perhaps at this moment
The newspa pers should hurry up with
that story about the boys going 10 Sunday
school Just before Christmas.
If you have habit of going into a joint
several times a Cay to get a drink don't
forget that people count your visits.
Mothers are asked to REMEMBER that
boys would rather have gun or anything
they can break their necks on than
books poetry
It looked like a secret, and reporter
did the Foxy CUTLER act. Result one wo-
man was telling the other Whera she could
get q half ton of hard coal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

[From the Chicago Daily News.l
1t is not every client who is able to keep
his own counsel
Never judge an Insurance company by
the blotter it gives away.
Habits grow on a man, Tut small boy
soon outgrows his habits.
philosopher has an excuse for any
old thing except the toothacns-
It is the man who SHORES loudest who
always manages to get to sleep first in
sleeping car
Many a young man gets to the front by
securing a job as motorman on trolley
car.
A topper must think his stomach IS
spirit lamp. judging by the way he pours
in the alcohol
1t is great deal easier to teach an Old
dog new tricks than it is to make him for
get his old ones.
Job holds the record for patience-bnt
then he never had to buy Christmas pres
ents for all his wifes relations.
It isn't necessary to speak the truth at
all times, and even lies should be given
a rest between political campaigns
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13
GEN. BOOTHS CAMPAIGN.

It is somewhat of a novelty for
great religious leader such as General
William Booth of the Salvation army
to take up the scheme of the politicians
conceived a few years ago, and to
speak to the people from the rear plat
form of a railroad coach 1t is only a
few years since this plan of presenting
the political issues of the day was hit
upon. but it has proved a success.
For a man to talk religion however.
from a train is believed to be unex-
ampled. But General Booth is one of
the world characters and there is no
reason why he should not be heard by
great crowds of people wherever he ap--
pears and in whatever way is con-
venient More than fifty years ago
General Booths conversion took place
in his native country. England, and the
Christianity which he has lived since
that time has been consistent. OF late
years he hars been more than consist
ent; he has been original, even to the
extent of being reformer. 1t is less
than fifty years since the Salvation
army plan was evolved in the brain of
Booth, but its growth has been rapid,
nevertheless, and the future is full of
greater promises. The democracy of the
Institution warrants it's popularity. It's
requirements as to creed are so ele-
mentary that more people can take up
with it than can be included within a
single church. 1t was the first idea of
Booth to go down into the slums and
bring up the remnants of civilization
and he has followed up that plan and
it continues in force with the Salvation
lists today.
In Kansas little is heard of the army
outside of the larger cities. for it is
among the poor and neglected of the
cities that the cause is supported strong
est and where its opponents do the
most good. Since the army was first
organized a great number of features
for accomplishing it's purpose have been
invented and it has shown itself to be
a progressive body. There can be no
question as to it's still greater future,
if its affairs are managed with the
same care as has been shown in the
past.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

ed out a story which would seem to indicate
that the process is possible. When Mr..
Brady getting ready Grace Georges
production of Pretty Peggy'-so goes the
stOry-he found much difficulty in OBJ
tanning models of early Irish dresses that
he finally was constrained to use the adj
vertising columns of metropolitan news
papers, In reply he received a letter from
man who, for s., offered to send a dupli-
cate of one of the first costumes on rec
ord. Mr. Brady. much delighted mailed
the s.. The following day he got small
pasteboard box, inside which, carefully
wrapped in cotton, was a fig-leaf. There
can be no doubt that the dealer in antiqui-
ties kept his promise and it is equally safe
to say that Mr.. Brady never made use
of the first costume for purposes of re-
production
Hestons hair.
''Will you have anything on your
head. sir?" inquired the tonsorialist.
Yes replied Uriah.
What will It be?"
MY hat" answered Heston and now
he is afraid to let that barber shave
him.
A sign on Kansas avenue reads: "Shine
on the inside Who wants to, drink a
bottle of shoe polish?
1T used to be Morris jenkins of the po-
lice force said Hank Withers, but now
1 notice he wears a band of gold braid
and the word Sergeant on his cap. and
he now signs his name Maurice Jenkins
A Topeka barber was discharged from
the shop where he worked because he al
lowed his beard to grow. The doctrines
Of the profession must be lived up to.
D. W. Ow lives in Ell Dorado. When
his father spanked him when he was a
hoy it would have been only natural for
him to cry, low! Ow. Ow.'
J. e. Furlong, who managed Ignace
Paderewski's tour of the United States is
Mrs. Nations lecture tour manager. He
was well trained in the first instance for
the second venture.
The bronze statue of Frederick the Great
presented to the United States by EN-
peror William is ugly enough to be ac-
corded a place in the rooms of the State
Historical society.
The 1uckiest man in Topeka is Frank
Stevens. register of deeds He was elect
ed for two years. reelected for two more
and by grace of the biennial election law
held office an additional year. He will
retire from office Janu9ry -. The other
dav he was drawn as district court jury
man to begin trying cases January T.
Does anyone remember how Tom Doran
and Judge Carver. who were attorneys
pitted against each other in the Parker
Hughes contest, fought each other tooth
and toe nail? This week Carver and
Doran were on the same side Of a case
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13
GLOBE SIGHTS.



Every bald headed man has lots of hair
around the sides of his head.
1t is said of every short girl that she
would be a foot taller if she wasn't so
bow legged.
There are some people who seem to
think that they are not doing well unless
they are noisy.
About the saddest thing that can really
happen to a man is to be left a widower
when he is too old to remarry-
If an old maid is rich enough. all of her
nieces speak in an apologize way when
they mention the men they married.
What has become of the old fashioned
woman who explained her poverty by
saying an elephant stepped on her pocket
book2
Real old fashioned people never look at
the picture of a girl taken profile. without
wondering if she had it taken that way
because she is cross-eyed.
Scandal never dies: we recently heard a
woman recalling a story that was forty
eight years old. (The old ones will won
der if this is ''on them.)
There are some people who just natural
ly can't work unless their employer hap
pens to be looking their way, when they
worker harder than anybody
Atchison has a Committee of Forty
which gets desirable people in town, and
a chief of police who runs undesirable
people out. 1t is an ideal arrangement
A man is pretty low when he isn't
ashamed to chew plug tobacco before wo-
men. We have heard some women say
they didn't object to smoking, but We
have never heard woman say she didn {
object 70 chewing.
Mrs. Lysander John Appleton. who has
been sitting up until 2 o clock every morn
ing. working on Christmas presents. dis
appeared night before last, and some say
she ran away with Santa Claus. It's the
fnlIx Of he tom
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

Mr.. Grover Cleveland has again ap-
peared at a public meeting, this time
as it's presiding officer. The frequency
with which the former president is
showing himself lately when contrasted
with his previous habits of seclusion.
can lead to but one conclusion, and thai
is that he has an object in view. man
of his temperament. who has been twice
president, would hardly aspire to any
thing below that position. 1t can
scarcely be doubted therefore that Mr..
Cleveland is a party to a plan on the
part of the trusts to elect him to the
presidency, in the event that it is found
impossible to prevent the nomination OF
President Roosevelt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Dem.): The
anthracite operators don't seem to like
TO lose an opportunity to show their
contempt for the constituted authorities.
When Ira Burns. counsel for one OF the
operators, spoke Of the president of the
United States as Teddy" Roosevelt he
evoked the righteous wrath of General
Wilson of the arbitration commission
and was properly rebuked by Judge
Gray. The incident reveals their tenn
per. The intervention of the president
exasperated them. They were forced TO
listen by public opinion. speaking by
the mouth of Theodore Roosevelt and
they don't like him for his courage. Car
tOonists and photographers sometimes
jestingly take liberties with the presi-
dent, but save in rare exceptions. their
references are good humored and never
exceed the bounds of temperate political
discussion. To sheer at him in
the course of legal or other for
NAL proceedings is unprecedented and
should not be tolerated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

The work of connecting the United
States with Hawaii by cable was begun
yesterday at San Francisco. The event
marks one more among the rapidly oc-
curing epochs in American history. By
Christmas it is expected that Honolulu
will be reached and Manila by Tune.
Without the requirement of these Pa
cifc island possessions probably there
would have been no Pacific cable for
some years-so does one event lead to
nnnfhnr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR
[From the New York Press.l


The way to succeed is not 20 fail.
Some men seem to forget that their
wives walk on the same things that other
worren do.
After a girl begins to know things she
ought rot to she begins to want somebody
else to know that she knows.
A woman can forgive the woman she
calls her best friend most anything except
she begins to dress better than she does.
A woman feels quite important whan
she is going shopping as a man when he
is going to a board of directors meeting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

err in the United States than in any
other part of the world, but they have
increased during the time that trans
portation rates have decreased, and the
latter have steadily and rapidly fallen
in the past thirty years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

in the district court. 1t is about like the
late Adam Forepaugh roasting Bailey in
the Philadelphia papers Monday morning;
Forepaugh and Bailey riding through
Willow Grove Monday afternoon in the
same carriage; Bailey taking the hide off
and exposing Forepaugh's fakes in the
Tuesday morning papers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

Guy Morrison Walker in Leslie's
Weekly, under the heading of "Labor's
Debt to Railroads" gives many facts
of importance in connection with the
worlds transportation lines. From his
article it is learned that for every 10000
inhabitants there are 26.47 miles of rail-
road in the United States. 6.7s in France.
5.57 in Germany, SIT in Great Britain,
4.7S in Austria. 3.01 in Italy, 2.21 in Rus
STA, and smaller figure in the rest Of
the great nations The cost of trans
portation is much lower in the United
States than it is elsewhere. In 1900 it
was little less than mills per ton pei
mile in this country. while it was near
~ > cents in France and Germany, be-
tween 2 cents and cents in England.
Austria and Russia, cents in Japan
and 10 cents in China. Wages among
railroad workers are not only far high
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

Prosperity continues to abide with
our people. From all over the coun-
try comes the same story of new fac
tories. new business blocks. new rail-
roads and extensions of old ones, and
new enterprises of every kind and still
the almost inevitable boom has not
arrival.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

Now tSsat measures have been taken
to greatly increase the size of the Com
mercial club. larger quarters soon win
be needed. Why isn't it a good time to
erect a chamber of commerce?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

1t is more than likely that England
and Germany will initiate the coal
barons and declare there is nothing to
arbitrate in the Venezuelan affair. If
Castro could only secure the services of
George Dewey instead of Minister Bow
en- the result might be different.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

John Bull is bully. He never picks
a fuss with anybody of his size. He
subsidies very quickly in the presence
of the bear that walks like a man."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

Adelina Patti is said to be planning
one more farewell tour in America AS
Patti is only SO years old those who
miss hearing her on this forthcoming
occasion need not despair.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

The British and German naval officers
IN Caribbean waters would better not
become too gay. It will be well for them
to remember that George Dewey is
down there. somewhere
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

If al the little helpless states that
England has jumped onto in the pasN
could combine against her. they could
put her out of business in a hurry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

An exchange refers to a murder as
grave crime. The adjective appears to
be unnecessary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

England denies having any part in
sinking the Venezuelan navy. 1t is an
ether case of poor Tray.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

An Ottawa jeweler displays a clock
that requires winding but once every 400
days. Some women should get that
who would wind it up only on her birth
day and thus annually gain a month.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

Love is blind--to its own faults. A
Wichita couple were divorced then mar
ried again all within two weeks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13

The bronze statue of Frederick the Great
presented to the United States by En-
peror William is ugly enough to be ac-
corded a place in the rooms of the State
Historical society.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-11
Gnersiider TrOtef.

Sn Der Office Der 8ebOrb. fir
Ofentli@e Werte sins es heute gormit-
tag cine 3sitlana iebr lebbaft 3u. es
banbslts iid um bic proiectirte 8er-
beHerune Der Yirsinia sibe. BON fer
Nuep noroli9 Der Stsuens StraBe bis
gu Der @nep iiioli4 Der prOipeet Ctr.
Gin GROCER Sbeil Der @runoeig.ntba'
mer reip. @1unbsieentbiiraerinnen mar
erldisnen uno prOteltirte in energil6er
28eife basesen, baB ibnen Die Soften
fir bic seplante gerbsRsrung aufse.
9alft perben iollten.
Sic ifGStiide 8ebOrSe allein bdtte
oafiir iorsen iOaen, bob Die Strabe
fi6 ni6t in ioldem reparaturbebiirfti-
gen 3utanoe befinbet, pie IS sur 3eit
Der 6aG ift. Die StraBe iei in srOber
Weiie Derna9ldifgt wOroen. 4ae Re
monltranten betonten einmiitbig, bab
ibr @runoeisentbum ibnen 10 wenia
sinbrinst, oaB iie teine meiteren IheB=
msnts mebr srtragen tOnnten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-11
Sic iino mieSer mumter
llnb itablen Srauf los.

Snber Sam m # ta9 gta6t raren
bic Mitslisbsr Der 2ansfin9er3unft tros
bss &seens .bieleidt eeraoe tpe9en
Der 9ewittsrtiirme wieoer einmal iebr
t6dtie.
go wuroen ). .. Dem @irthe Subn
W9ab binter $40. 123 g. Qenniplpania
Str, als er i4 in ben 2eQer begeben
battte, um elm friibes GaB Bier an5u=
itedsn, $1l aus Der @aiisnlabe seitob=
len.
8olbpin g mith's 8 Giearren.
labsn in Io. 8O4 MaN. Npe. erbieli
ben 8eiu9 bon @aunern, tpel6e Die
4ellert9iir erbra9eu, aus Dem Seller in
ben 9aben branaen uno $40 in Saar
unb A gDloene llbren unb anbefe Su-
tpelen i'm Dertbe bon ettpa $400 er.
beuteten.
Sem Gpntractor r SEP. Wpionq
tpuroen aus ieiner @Obnung Ho. 1915
groaomap BON einem Sdlei9oiebe, De,
ourd Elm Ssioenfeniter einifieg, $40
in Saar unb feline grloene nbr aus lei
nen Gleioern asitoblen, berpsil sr Der
S4laf oes 8ere4ten i9lief.
4uBerbem m tpuroen Der Poli5eI
nod mebrere Gabrrao=Siebitdble 9e.
meloet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-11
Sarnm prafe, per iidJ epis
bimoet, Oh u. |. 10.
gfietsn in Der @beftanOsssotterie.

Snnerbalb elmer baIben Stunoe
tuurhen beuts 8ormittag ni4t tpeniger
als orei S9eioun9stIaSen einserei9t.
Sen @eieen Der miBberenneten Che
isute er0Hnete artbur 6. Gersulon,
uel6er f6 bitter iiber feline Satin,
trOyosmliIs auf ben babldsn Tamel
@oloie bort, beflast, benn fie mar
ourdaus fsin sOloiges Ser34en. Sic
oerna9ldifste ibre pfii4ten ais 9at-
tin unb SausIrau in grOber Weiie
uno iasie ibm zines Sases bireet in's
@ef9t, baB Iie einen S6ab bdtte, ben
lie mebr als i'm liebte. S9lieblit
na6m fis fransOiiiden abi&ieb BON
ihrem @attsn.
Warp 6. @illianb uiinidt, BON ib.
rem @atten Bert sei4ieoen su peroen.
sic siebt als @runb pfli9tperna4ldiii.
9ung on.
6rau &ate 8. Waaner tpiiniht
ebsnfals, bon ben leibisen gbefefelr
bsfreit su ueroen, tuel6e lie on ibrer
@attsn SObn tniipfen. Serielbs bal
fie pOr etua bier Sabren perlahen uni
fi9 ieitbem nidt mshr I'm feline Gami
lie getiimmert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-11
Ola Sasoen's Gbeleio.
Die Sair 8anfs Sdnserin itinmt in Der
SOIi;eisStation elm betriibenpes Rlages
Iieo an.

Sie in Gair 8anf lebte @O6e aufse=
tretsne slltiitin Grau ola Iapoen er=
ihisn Samitas gta@t 3u iebr porseriidter
Stunbe urb in einsn Mantel sebillt in
Der polisei=Station unb beantraste Die
Ierbaftung hires Mannes Grant, nit
Dem Iie ieit 2 Sabren, tuie iie ertldrte,
ni4t i'm bsiten ginpernebmen sslebt
bat. Sic bat Die polisei um S9uB
sesen feline 3uorinsli4teiten unb Se-
malttbdtiefeiten. erfldrenb, baB fie ibn
bsrsits isit 2 Sabrsn burd ibren 8er=
bienlt babe untsr1alten miiilen, ba er
5u bequem ooer gu faul sur arbeit iei,
oaseeen alles @elb, bas fie ibm 5utOm=
nsn.laiis. bic &eble binabiase etc. $50
INNER iie auftrete, tau9e ct san3 be-
iiimmt auf, beriu6e ibre @aaen su
collectiren uno gu berpuBen, unb men
er absebrannt lei, miBbanble er iis
Sn Der Samitas 9tadt, nod SaluB
oes Goncsrtes in 6air ganf, lei er aud
iuieoer erfbienen, um ibre Sage 5u er'
beben Doer lie gu pliinoern. llno als
ibm oies nidt sslcns, babe er fie ae-
ihlaeen unb ibr bic Gleiber BON
9sibe serihen. Die pOliSsi periprad
Der Sdnserin. Die berseit i'm Warior
Sotel losirt, Stub por weiteren ut.
tadpn ibres Manaes, Der iopeit mod
ni6t gefunosn iperoen tonnte, mitbir
perouftet 5u iein i9eint.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-11
6 in 8or dlae sur 8een
bisung oes Streifs Der
8ruberarbeiter.

gtew Yprf, IL. Mue. Martin
Dolphin, ebemaliger prdfioent bes Sn=
ternationalen Orbens Der @iienbabn-
Selesrapbiiten, bat bem prdfioenten
&ooiebelt einen Ylan unterbreitet, tpis
Der Streit Der @rubenarbeiter tbeil.
tueiie besnbst tperoen fann. Die Bun=
oesresieruns iol bon elmer Nnsabl 8ru-
ben 8siib erareifen unb bieislben bon
ben Streifern operiren laien.
sic iOllen Johann Die 3oblsn lie.
fern, tuel&e Die &esieruns fir ibrt
S4iffe, @ebduoe u. (. M. bebarf.
Serr Dolphin 1T Der Nnii9t, baR Die
Resieruna pOllfOmmen gu einem iOl.
den S@ritt bere6tist 1T. Der prd'
fbent bat ben plan bem General -9ln.
malt iibermittelt.
Sas Gabel 3erfdnitten.
% afbinston, n, IL. Nue. Sas
Staats= =9epartemsnt bat aus @araea!
bonn 8eianbten Bomen Die Nadri9
erbalten, bab bic @sbolutioniifen be
Barcelona bas gabel seri9nitten baber
unb oab ibre Srupprn in bic Stab
einmari9irt iino.
| Illeberfallen unb ermnr b e t
@feSefanb, g., IL. 9luguf
Gin pole, Namens Winoiopsti befanl
i9 lebte Na9t nit ieinsr 6rau au
bem Wese mad 9auie, als er on be
Sarbaro Str. BON einem 8anbitel
iiberfallen tpuroe. Serfelbs Derlaugt
Gslb unb als Der pole es ibm mid
ireiwiais seben wollte, aOs er ieinel
RebOIber uno ibOb ibn iiber ben 9au
fen. 0ierauf entfob er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-11
Yerional= =Noti,em.

Serr uno Srau 9einri d
g Saweinsberser fino bon ibrer
&sils na6 bem Often uO6l unb mun-
ter ruisoer gu ben beimatbli4en pena'
ten ,urhdsstsbrt. Sn Stem gOrf fiat.
tsten lie benz 8atsr Der 6rau Sameins'
berger ibr.n itets willtommsnen 8eiu&
ab.
Or. 5acob 9 il Ter bat lid
nit ieiner 5o9ter seitern abeno mad
oem nOroli3sn Mi6isan in Die SOms
merfriI9e bsgeben, um oalelbit etwl
2 @O6en 5u Dertpeilen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-11
No. 300.

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llneliidlids bic Sebtraft beg gluses
piebererlansen piro.