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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-17
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aailsen S9ale 5meifelte baran, Dab lie
mirfli1 feline Sodter lei.
Martin's Gfleaetod,ter war ein
peritGnbiaes, geihidtes u1,o tngenb.
bates MGbdeu. mo bieB Marie.
sic nannte Ntortin MIR ibren &ater,
obmohl Tie muBte, BOB ibr redter
8ater ihon lGnait geltorbcn lei. Die
Mlltter, Die iie iid eben 10 menig, ais
ben &oter, nod ooritellen fomte, lpll
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Screen.
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lie sic iromme uno tu9enobafte Sea-
tb%orinn. Wartin's SousbGlterin, lire
Wiltter Aenomt. &atborina batte
ober audi bicleu idl0neu Momen mob(
per0ient; Oelln lie nor seg @aiie inn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-17
ea.xenab,sreer wa,ette, pieastae, nen IL. s,,,t 1902.

lider @eiit, 81 gut iiir bieic gsclt,
bottle Die gebrcd)lid)e &iiae perluiien
nno lpar mieber babiu 5uriidgefebrt,
pober er g%efommetL namliG 81 @ott,
leinem Shopfer.
&A&to's 2eio rno S6mer5 az
idailSrn, ipare Elm cities l~tnterneb-
rlell. @er es perlilag, ii6 in feline
lamlgarbolle Gage Sl benten, Dem
illaa es cher g%elin9euL ieinen lairlen-
loler. Shmer5 mitsuiiiblen, ais i'm
al iretlberr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-17
Sic 3eQe Scr 9eiDei,,
pbtr;
Ste &Dbmtg.
(S ortieb Il az
Ste &Dbmfg.

Sier belt Die ldypo1e Wflltter irt-
ne, Deltn Die &rafte perlieBen lie gang.
Sic leote ibr miibeS Sarpt auf baS
Euhefiiien nieOer un0 perfiel IN ei1en
Shlummer, aus Dem lie nimmer er.
ipadte - eS nor Der SoDeSidlltnt.
mer. SSbr uniterbli6er @eiIt batte
sie morihe Siile perlaiien un0 batte
Fd) emporgeI6mungen gum Sater oes
GtdteS, no er MIN meilet IN ben Ielt-
aen 8efil0en ielner bimmlii6en Set-
plotb. gluf benz Iutltbe DeS entieels
len SeidnamS peilten nod la1l9e Die
Spuren oes perfldrten @eiIteS, Die
am abenobimmel Das lie6lide Eotb
aGh einem id0nen llntergange Der
Epnne.
Ah, nie fam i6 auno's Sdmers
zen i6ilOern, Der IN 10 fur5er 3ett
sar &ieleS, ia IIeS perloren, mas
Inn ooS S6euerite uuf groen NOR?
Sein &er6 blutete aus 5tpeifaden
Runoen Die ibm bas unerbtttllde
Sdlidial 10 6al0 na6 einanber ges
jhlaaen. @or menigen Wtonaten
mar er nod I'M geitse zines lebers.
froben Gaters unb elmer gelunoen
Wtutter. M9, Die mGre ibm oamalS
N Den Sim getommen, 6aB er iobalo
cine @atie iein miirDe! 9lber je
neniQer man elm ltngliif bermntbet
bat, oeIto tiefere @un0en i6lagt e5
aud eirem gefiiblpoQen Ser6en. llno
10 mar eS BEL Sumo Der SAL. gea-
menloS ipar iein S6mer5 uro 'ln-
ouSipredli9 iein Seio.
@s miro ar6 gsiemano oaran 5iuet-
feln, 6aB inter ben 9ienltleuten uno
llutertbanen cine groBe rno alge-
meiue GrQller mar. 9enn Die quite
@rGfin mar bon IQen nift minoer
geliebt, als ibr eoler @atte. @ie
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Saqe Der 9eerOigung, an Dem Die
thenren lle6erreIte Der Serblidenen
IN Der Samiliengruft beigeiett tpur-
ben. ln oieiem ~aagemeinen Srarer-
toae erIdien, iper INNER mn geben
fonnte, OH Der gan5en llmgegeno auf
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idmommen IN Sbranen.
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aruft binabienfte, ulo Die Yrieiter I'M
Gone Der tieiIten Srauer baS ire
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elm SSanmer- rnO @ebegei6rei.
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aIlqemein Die &lage. @reiie, &Gter
uno Miitter fielen an Der @rltft altf
hire &niee nieoer, per9oifen 9anfes.
tbr1nen uno ian0ten ser Serbli6enen
tduieno Segellslpiinide nod. 9a er.
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ibm Die Gerblidene %geipenoet, uno
SSeOer mollte Die meiIten bon ibr emf
bfanaen haben. limo Die 9ienitleute
riefen inter einem Strom bon Sbra.
men aus: ngldl 10 cine CUTE Burgfrau
befonmen mir nidt' mebr!"
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aber nod riibrenber muroe, oils Der
iuuroiae gbt bon Sbeneuba6 an Der
Samiliengruft cine fur5e, aber iebr
ih0ne @nrebe belt. 9lae benadbar-
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nod ME einem 10 riibrenoen 2eihen.
beadnQniiie beigemobnt bitten. aber
oil 9ieB fonnte MIR linoernoer
8aliom fem fir &uno's tief pertuuns
oetes Ser5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-17
Oh, Of!

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@atte miro groB fem ihluar5e Saare,
haben nnb elm eroBeS &ermogen be.
iiben."
Dame: nSas frelit mid; aber
iaaen Sic mir, wie meroe ib meinen
ieBigen @atten los2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-17
Mnirihtia.

8einbGubler (5u ieinem Sobne):
uIrtbur, eeb' ipariam nit Dem @eloe
uni! @S lit iaiier perbientl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-17
5.u. Brain, Ctr.
5.a. 1eaim,S tr. xelepbon 118.
Mel6ior S&mitt,

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in ben beiieu unb rerlien impors
tirteu ulb etubeimiifeu @eirlen II. @bistiea
iiir Samilieu= uno Wfeoisius @ebraud an BEN
biQigiteu Wboleiale : Breiieu in ir9eub eiuer
SlautitGt. SD p%erfaufe biuis aber edit
unb u,r seseu Saar9elb.
Seiuer California Bortuein $1.O0 per
@aqous unt auIparts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
AMERICANS LIVE FAST AND HIGH.

In good year about 5000 tons Of Brazil nuts sent
from that country to the markets OF the world The
United States takes than half Of them. Europe
gets nearly all of the remainder Europe has than
four times many inhabitants this country. It's
products far less abundant in proportion the
number of human beings at hand to them The ex-
of food from the United States greatly exceed the
imports. The reverse is true in Europe.
In view of the abundance Of fruit and vegetables
ing from the products Of the tropics those Of cold north
districts and Of and other food products Of the
forest such maple sugar it might reasonably be cal
culaed that the demand for foreign danties like Brazil
would be many times large in Europe is
in the United States All natural conditions point in that
direction
The reason it is in fact but very much the op-
posite difference in the scale living
nous far tn of the people are concerned
Americans of the middle class wageearners
of this Republic accustomed to much variety in
their eating much freedom indulge their
that they expensive foreign products freely
than they used in lands which have comparatively lit
tie range to choose from in homegrown foods
This of the many proofs that the average lot
people is vastly better in America than
is in Europe 1t sign of conditions of far greater
portance anything which could happen Brazil
Of commerce. to all the grown in all Of the
countries Of the world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
THE SAME OLD KIND OF GALL.

The latest from that gall generator that repository Of
brass impudence that inventor Of Intervention the
Commercial club of City, is demand that the
railroads reaching and running through that town shall
each establish general headquarters there The
plant Of the retiring chairman fled in writing based
upon the assumption that Kansas City, being the
biggest railway center earth should be compelled
to wait until it can write distant headquarters for
reduced rates all the railroads every time they succeed
in connecting fake to get the people Of Kansas
there TO be feeced. Not content with tong Kan
sas wheat and docking Kansas hogs City is
well known periodically lays out springing some
fake attraction on the people of this state
of its hotels saloons gamblers, such carnival
street spree their late horse show. And by the
way. the Western Horseman printed at Indianapolis de
that $4,000 the number Of persons taken in by
"the managers of that fat failure presumably the great
number of these 10000 Kansans, present
duced railway rates The paper quoted goes on say
that spirit greedness appears to have seized pos
session Of those parties City who charge
of the horse show and kindred attractions 1t will be
called to mind in this connection that Kansas City
been trying to pay its auditorium by running skin
guessing game or Iottery-venture scheme on Kansas
people" But digress. This Kansas City Commercial
club not satisfied with such outrageous freight rate dis
ordinations make all Kansas tributary to that
town, demands that the railroad companies
their general offices and headquarters from New York
and other Eastern cities City declaring
the failure these has proved slight of long
standing" Contemplate this as strain their grstly
old gall badders The brass of it is sufficient for
ira partition the main hallway Of perdon three
string game is not in it for impudence and mendacity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
9aiItaa aalc
ANOTHER ToPEKA-cURTIs Wall.
M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.

The Topeka contingent be despairing Of little
Charley Curtis their useful congressional pets chances
for the United States senaorship If it we're possible to
elect him he would be United States Senator from
Topeka. possibly from the First district from the
state of Kansas The Topeka Herald in chagrin
the recognition of its candidates inability spread
himself out over two by four hundred miles Of prairie
area seriously charges that the Missouri Pacific railway
management is for Long. Lucky Long The esteemed
cites the fact in proof of it's newly discovered mares nest
that Bale Waggener the Democratic Representative
elect from Atchison who is Missouri Pacific attorney
Is for Chester Long for United States Senator Well
that is startling We guess Bale has got be for
body for United States Senator he is Democrat
and railroad attorney WAY he shouldn't be for the
abest candidate offering we don't see while do
why wouldn't be for the candidate of Gown that
thinks that there railroad in the state Of Kan
sas worth naming Even were Charley Curtis the equal
OF Chester L Long Bale Waggener would probably not
go out OF his way as member of the Legislature, to
boost the and strengthen the grip that the Santa
Fe and Rock Island have the state Bale Waggener
knows that if Chester Long goes to the United States
Senate he will not 90 as the tool of the Fe Rock
Island railroads or Of any other railroads Bale wag
gener is too old fox be caught by feathers. He
knows that Tong being ali the Kansas rail-
ways and other enterprises would be the special tool of
none In further recognizing Longs ability master
complex situations grasp the meaning OF great
problems, he is naturally. doubt for him first
choice among Republicans, certainly for him against
Topekas little local light its Angondian survival the
solicitous and cute Charley Curtis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

The Republicans in Kansas this year
captured go out OF the 1885 county off
Gals elected.
Bale Waggoner has engaged fonr rooms
81 the Throop hotel for the time the leg
islature lasts.
Practically everybody in Kansas Is for
Uncle Joe Cannon. of Illinois. for Toe
next speaker.
In the Dodge Home s. soldiers voted FOR
Eaiey. for Craddock. Tor Emerson and
FOR the Socialist candidate FOR gov
ernor.
Il win not DC very Ions now untl wuHs
J Bailey viii be fighting HE way % his
meals through dense cTcTds ~ sspirsnts
who are entitied 70 something.
Craddock l. talking about contestinE
Bsileys election. He SAYS he hrs pat the
matter ia the hanas 81 his sttorrey-
Cracdock = Just coming TO- evidently.
\ candidate for +, township offioe ID
Eli county fie> this election expense re
port. To getting vote nothing. 70 ny
wife, who huskea corn while csnvar-rd
$50
The eastern papers are nov advertising
seriously that Governor elect BAILEY
ants a vile. X they kerr Il ~. ths
legislature win have 20 provide matri-
U7cnisl secretary FOR him.
One old colder IN the Dodge Ho-ss voted
for Phil Campbell for congress and for
70 one else or either ticket. lie W-s r
Populist from Crav ford county. I'D SIN
Tly explains that he likes PM Camp
bell.
IN fling his election expense account.
Emerson Prohibition candidate sor gov
l1nor. recites fh.t he p..d = railroad
fare during TIE campaign Ire railroads
csn see rome good IN a Prohio.iicn csr1i-
date for governor
Charley Finch 49, that TIRE ac4l.ttsi -
Eo,1neux - soiaT pi-zu- blow - tn
Handwriting r1~~rt- zh0 h- gar- have
hy the,r tsstlr1erF convicted mere i1ns-
cent merit thar al FMS serg-Te1 Vince
who ever TESTIFIED
For years IL kansas there has Hre1
ar active ard ferocio1s ants histlluE
crowd Non IRE r. Dorado Reprallcsr
starts another aaa onpossnS creEA F1g-
fra HhisrIt0r sirc1 Ethsr- the F1c4I
-zrrfs mates tie i-rE. rrlf-ts- fte
z -rtra srn. braces ur ire muscles ~ tae
stomach. -rt r. Gcssr other wy. pro
rctes longevity
gerue B-tki7 Fags- There = o-e cls--
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gEey really sisrt Eaat rs vote feT fh7
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70 vote against e. 50 they stayed AZ hcnns
! don believe taere we're many F1rsi,Fts
zho Eent back - ~. Rerstli~ra party
N trey had ire Rr-l1.i--r rr-> rcet
have beer isrEs- T-fr szFt fi1- Tots
Tssrs sre ssv-r leTisisfiFs rczfes-s III
Ea---s a. The grfssrs t-u-e-
Te7-ss Capstal v-Eas go nnsay
r4-.crs Rave t--- -trsr-sf --F fne csr-
-flrut'or.i a-s~rz-s--t gr1s-drs frr e.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
rHE Strike MOI SETTLED.

That strike is settled is the coal supply ade
ouae Notwithstanding the miners have gone back to
The months that were consumed in idleness pro
duced coal and the supply will be many months over
taking and equang the demand The shortage is
In the meantime it is evident that the mine
are going to have nothing do with the miners
union. They viii doubt stand by the findings of the
Presidents commission but viii refuse confer with
listen TO the representations OF the union Il is errone
that when the strike was settled there
do to pick up~the threads of industry just
where they were dropped. During the Eve months Of
the strike the mines drawn to nothing It is
forgotten too that the mines are prac-
ticay idle yet of chickering's incident the
strike settlement that whole production OF
anthracite probably than 50 or e5 per cent Of
normal
Unless we are willing without warrant to accuse the
coal dealers Of hundred cities Of conspiracy against
and while We admit that the strike is still
practically in the LeAigh Valley we shall have 10 con
clude that there an adequate supply At the mines
though does change the fact that dealers who are
minded c take advantage OF their customers have
opportunities TO DO SO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
TIE LIMIT TO OCEAN SPEED.

They tell great things about the speed of the ocean
greyhounds but omit say that speed costs does
every other luxury They expect drive the Kaiser
Wilhelm II twentyfour knots hour but it will take
expenditure OF ooohorsepower to do it, whereas $4,000
horsepower will drive the Celtic the largest ship in the
world knots Every additional pound OF
means more coal more hands" and more expensive in
every direction until the increase Of speed is soon forbid
den by the increased costs An attempt drive either
ship or man too fast soon costs than it is worth
Why not take it easy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
our TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA.

recent issue CT Bulletin Of American Republics
that during the eleven months ending June 80 1902
Venezuela exported the United States goods of nearly
double the value that she received from this
country. Extending the comparison to the first nine
months of the present calendar year. find that the
exports are more than double the imports and that
excess on the exporting side rather the rule than the
exception in dealings with the various divisions of
South America.
During the period last referred to nine South Ameri
can countries or colonies sold TO than they
bought from u.s. while but FIVE reversed this order and
Of the five four hardly worth noticing The position
OF the larger indicated in the following the
first column of figures standing for imports from the
countries named the second for our imports those
countries.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

The total imports amounted to s5574S,847; the total
exports s2799s83 This leaves of the for
of $57s49014 and with Brazil out of the reckon
there is still of imports which amounts to
s914s925 For the first months Of the previous
years the Argentina balance vas what is known fay
cradle US time the Colombia balance
unfavorable and the figures whole represent
common condition of the trade.
Except in the of Brazil the business is small
pared with that which do with the commercial nations
Europe but it might be stimulated by reciprocity
treaties which needed especially TO give encourage
the exporting various kinds of American goods
that should be welcome the South American markets
1t very much the discredit of the government or
particularly Of Congress- that it should remain
sensible conditions steadily
nrncify nolicy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
THE LATEST SENATORIAL FAKE.

rumor has been hoated to the effect that Governor
elect Joshua Willis Bailey is deepseore and the dark
est kind Of darkhorse for the United States
Senate the fellow who launched such presumption
had put the time % years distant he might have made
successful floating is very safe TO say that Ar Bal
ley having been elected governor win proceed to serve
the people and honor himself in thar position There is
nothing Of the sensational underhanded stripe about
that Nemeha man. He despises intrigue and bad faith
In fact he was downed once and most awfully by an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

The man was talking in low. earnest
tones.
Il arn very rich" h. said. and can
make every provision for you II you viii
be ny wife
The woman gaEed dTeanily Of into the
misty AID unknown future
Every provision she murmured.
Whatever you ask. he responded.
Meat at every rr-.l-~ she whispered
eagerly.
z The man gasped and lifted his hands
against = uameieSs dread
He had forgotten the beef trust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

opponent who esorted to false promises and political
trickery Furthermore, Mr. Bailey knowing that the
people OF Kansas elected him governor is resolved on
proving them that their confidence was rot misplaced
He has the and has had the necessary experience
in public life to render it certain that ne and will
make very popular chief executive
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

The Gar is at Livada. Formal receptions never
held there the Gar has asked Mt Tower our am
basSador who is leave Russia, there TO say
good bye This has caused great excitement among the
diplomats. The diplomats get excited mighty easily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

Mr.. Bingham Of Alabama the Republican who ex-
cuded negroes from the convention has been fred from
bis JOB by washington This Will have tendency to
make the Solid South little more solid
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

From nolo General Miles has proceeded to Jolo. BIZ
keeping track Miles daily you get good idea Of
Philippine geography. As a proceeder. Miles is a jim
Dandy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

What I'D q q vsfe does she make
An the 1isoc1tarts - hans k.re
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

Bcsto- Teachsr-Ans the three sons Q.
Sosh were shez. Kan z-5-
Johnay-Be--s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

Eve-I wish you'd learn 20 write
Adam-Whats the use-
Eve-Wel. how an Z 70 get ny isvs
letters published. the7.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

Great Britain France and Germany have been import
ing gold heavily during the last year. Perhaps their
rheumatism tells them OF rainy day coming
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
a p,r-lI.I

Dubbs-They u.iag wax bullets for
duelS IN France 1cw
Tubbs-Thct makes or think OF the war
Ships SUNG il the recent v.r games.
which kept o. Sighting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14
Re Sold Il

IL suppose" said the fair customer.
hesitstngiy. .you c-n warrant this ham
mock.
r,n. It's built To- tive
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

In going through Kentucky the presidents train was
al times twenty minutes ahead CT schedule This IS
Bit too strenuous
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

IRE e1zity - z7ze -e-ssns snouiS XXX
G. zviace GO th7t - IS rrai Thsir ~
al = hrt siSn x ssccsivfn<ss -
hltses zre the - q srr-o-s tEor - Z
= sIl-zrted riIzir
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

New York is getting more ike Paris every day When
Mollneux ef the court room he passed through cheer
IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-14

In Pennsylvania lot Of barriers have been erected
AGAINST admission the bar The system ilaugurated
there IS likely 10 spread.
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Book Assat-Is r. se-s q - house
e.
CooE-oI -. ~
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The Fnaners are on the point OF revolt against Rus
sia The Beers know how the revolt viii end
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We are the nation which produces the gold And
we are the nation that knows how TO make it work.
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Credit - = eo-ve1ls--t Ssrr-ers hsls 4 =
liable - become little TOD tEat ssr frec
u-oTe1enL
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How Cortelyou does like &c pace up and down raj
way Platform with tho president
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It is going TO take Nj Bailey four years persuade
the nation that he doesn't want 70 get married.
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is TO be hoped that NJ Fish has furnished the bear
for the Mississippi hunt
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Mascagni Is inst now getting ~ On International inter
REQ row between ITALY and AneElca
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Old General Moiineuz spent his fortune il bis sOa'