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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-04
Crowds Going to- the Circus.

Ks = 4
An unusual degree Of local interest
has been aroused by the announcement
that Ringling Bros, famous big circus
lis to exhibit In Sioux Falls July II.
Several big excursions will 60 from
this vicinity, and local people will be
well represented at the big show.
Those who go from here should make
every effort to arrive in time to see the
magnificent new free street parade,
which takes place in the morning
preceding the opening performance.
The procession is divided into thirty
enormous sections each of which
is . complete parade, and presents
In it's entirety bewilderingly
magnificent two-mile carnival Of
ipageantry, such as the world has never
seen. In this gorgeous display are
shown over 100 beautiful dens and
cages Of wild animals, 500 horses, 80
elephants and nearly a Thousand people
and the costumes throughout are Of
the finest silks. satins, and cloth OF
gold. The performance that follows
is the most magnificent arenic display
ever presented by any circus in Amer.
lea. II is entirely new this year, and
its novelty and magnitude have
created sensation wherever the show
has exhibited.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-04

over 10 started ont Of the house ia
view the damage, when just az he came
around the corner . section Of a
building whixzed by his head. He lost
no time In his return TO the cellar.
It'd. jackson and family were camp
|ing out near the Rock River. The
wind demolished the tent and they
sought refuge In : straw pile. Mr..
Jackson says he say large trees twisted
.Ont o1 the ground. ascend to great
sheiGhth and come dashing down to
earth again with terrific violence.
We might 60 on and relate the varied
experience of many others but lack Of
space forbids. Suffice it to say that
the remembrance Of that terrible mid.
night storm, with its shrieking. howl.
lag, groaning winds, the sound Of wreck
ing buildings, the horrible din Of flying
and crashing debris, coupled with the
swaying and trembling Of the very.
earth will be repeated again in troublous
dreams for years and never forgotten
BY those who went through that terri.
Sble war Of the elements.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-04

wreck, p H. Farley, barn and ont
buildings. The depot was almost
stripped Of shingles on the west side.
Corn cribs at the elevators. Smoke
stack from the mill and mill wrecked
to some extent. Geo Guenzel barn
and hearse house and hearse damaged.
in. Wass hearse house rolled and
upended twisted and turned. Henry
Mahgan, barn badly twisted. Albert
Davis barn and ont buildings gone and
q number Of window lights broken.
Art Merrigan. barn rolled fully 300
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-04
Mo.her Away. Keep. It Handy.

.'My mother suffered q, long time
from distressing, pains and general ill
health due primarily to Indigestion, .
says j. w. Spalding, Verona, Mo.
Two years ago got her to try Kodol.
She grew better at once and now, at the
age Of seventy-six, eats anything she
wants, remarking that she fears no bad
effects as she has her bottle Of Kodol
handy. Don't waste time doctoring
symptoms Go after the cause. If
your stomach is sound yonr health will
be good. Kodnl, rests the stomach and
strengthens the body by digesting your
food Il is natures own tonic. !. N.
/ Helmay q Co. s#5l
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-04

aft ~
HAIRBREDTH ESCAPES.
r. E. Parkin received 8 scalp wound
from flying glass.
n Ralph Myers, while running to thl
Farley House storm cave, was strucl
over the head by 8 flying board. knock,
led down and rendered insensible for i
few moments. n /,
James Gourley and family narrowly
escaped death. The doors blew ii and
the house was uproofed. Mr. Gourley'l
barn, trees and outbnild dings were bad.
" demolished but he is content In the
fact that none Of his family were in.
|jured. 4 #! 81 4 l.33
Eric Johnson's house was completely
swept away and they barely escaped by
getting into the cellar. They after.
wards took refuge in the wreckage Of
the barn and were rescued from their
perilous position BY b. G, Peterson. All
the personal property saved by them
was the night clothes in which they
escaped. Mr.. johnson was hit on the
head by flying piece Of timber and
quite seriously injured.
Mr.. Murphy, living Just across the
Sioux River had rather exciting ex-
perience. He had Just gotten ont Of
his house wnen ~ ststled3 tnro9gh
space; de was Diown .tor 2 consider
able distance Sna DIousn. ~, uP !. - Z VIE ,
fence, TO which ne chung. .tlt tne storm
had absted: de was somewnas bruised
but NOT seriomsiy Injured. o, 53s !.
Robt. y, scnsDeI. Wnile noiding z
small tsple g 9 Dro1en winaoW: Darely
escaped Delng sstucN ~ 3 pOaEa !. !, Wnlcn
came through the WINDOW within An n
inch of his neaa ,:,,, !. !, 7, 4. G
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-04
THE STORM Ar HUDSON.
The Hudson Tribune Gives s
Long Account or tho Storm,
From which We Clip
the Following. ss

'.lt would ~ impossible q this tim
g rive 8 complets list Of the dsmag'
d0ne In Hudson ana vicinity. Every
body IN town and Within . radius @
ten milee1ustatned damage TO property
IN the businees portion Of the towl
the following damage wass done:
Th0rp'S Nysry barn, fSont torn ont
partially unsoofed . n
|out. shingles blown oa sss.
Hunting elevator blown down q ant
togally Mlecke9 I y Une nofse kalled. I,
Johnsoa 9 Yoskelson's large bsicl
store had the front blown ont and other
wise badly damaged On roof Stool
|ga,s.ti.lly q, Blown away ana damaged
,Inla nfm y = q neevy loser. . !. \ i
Fitch hs z . linsr,s n store building. own z.
ed ~ y. =. bradiey nsd 'front.' partially
blown ont. Quite q amount Of stool
damaged ana Lot.
SWenson building occupied by Mrs
Miner o millinery store and BY q. 3
= q Jaamie.on g residence, 'front.' torn o.
= ana \, Mina9Ms smaG1ed.
sS, Farley house, snlngles Ol0wn com
piesely on rooi !. :. I, ~ /,
|f0undakinn and nlaafer cf1mnlAtely 0ff
IA Raiirnad sv,inAmiIi :hlnvn 6nwn ~ ~
carr frnnn trsnrs - 3 ''>
w 81 iones fnrni ,ure atore vindow,
Eblown ant and I shinales 81 roof
h C III Fi,ch,a 'hHrn blown nyer ltntr
~ ETaSt q hloct -. snd dsstrnve;i = - -
Ape Andereon.s 40 DalR DloWn Gown.
8. lGm Lnsckefay Z Dsfn DioWn doWn e
NcNanis, residence occupied bv
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-07-04
Building III MateriaIof ! / J! all Kind | |

Gall il and. see our stock Of
Cottage Front and other Doors.
Also porch material Of the best
designs. Estimates made with.
out cost to anyone who is ex-.
.pecting 70 build. We are glad
70 see an our old customers.
and will serve them faithfully,
as we will the many new ones
whom we shall be pleased to see.
Edgar ID Dean, Nor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-10
ROOSEVELT AND SHAW IN 1904.
Asserted that Button Circulated in
Iowa Has No Sunjficance

Washington Nov. 10.-R B. Arm
strong private secretary to Secretary
Shaw today said that there was no
political significance whatever in the
fact that a button was being widely
distributed in Iowa bearing the por-
traits OF the president and Secretary
Shaw The buttons he said were pro-
vided at the time of the proposed visit
of the president and Secretary Shaw
to Dennison, Ia. the secretary's home
town, during the presidents recent
trip through the northwest. which was
unexpectedly terminated at Inliianapo-
lis.
They were prepared without any
thought Of political significance by a
nonpartisan citizens committee and
We're to be given out as souvenirs of
the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-10
SPELLsiNDER is PASSING.
Secretary Of the Navy Declares People
Look to Newspapers.

Washington, Nov. 10.-"People are
now looking to the newspaper. to the
weekly and monthly periodicals. for
discussion of political questions. In a
large measure | believe the influence
of the platform speaker has disap-
peared."
This was the remark of Mr. Moody,
secretary OF the navy. who has just
returned to Washington after a speak
ing tour of the middle west Connecti-
cut and Rhode Island and Massachus-
etts. Notwithstanding Mr.. Moody's
opinion that the public speaker is not
as powerful as he once was. the meet
ings at which the secretary Of the
navy spoke were mostly of the over
flow character. a circumstance Moody
himself attributes to the fact that he
cast aside the usual style OF the stump
speaker and resolved his address into
what were practically lectures on live
topics.
"People like to give plenty of time
to the consideration of public ques-
tions, and they find them fully set
forth in the press. Especially in the
monthly periodicals partisan questions
are accorded especially thorough con-
sideration.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-10
n. H.HOhhHND
Accountant
Real Estate Broker

Scrip school warrants, levee war
rants, etc, bought and sold.
Special attention to redemn.'cn of
forfeited lands.
Tax titles conGrme' abstracts ey-
amined and deeds prepared
Let me handle your real estate for
you and save you t-ouete and eXrcnG-
eive errors. Have some choice lots
now on sale.
Office in county treasurer Office
till further notice
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-10

TEREsTED IN SECURING INDUsTRIA AL PEACE.
The record of strikes in the United States for the
1kNl twenty ending Dec. 81 19O0 shown by the
~ exhibit of the United States department of labor q
the Pan exposition would indicate that times,
least drastic for the prevention of conflicts might
be desirable.
This during the period named
Strikes with loss of $257 loss through assistance
rendered labor organizations of and loss
ployers of 1922, ,731,1 ,12I
The during the period numbered 0o5, with
wage loss employees Of $4s8e745 ao through assistance
rendered by labor organizations of 46 and loss
pcyers of 9s3 The total losses by strikes and ockouts
reached the of $46S, ,96s5S1
curious that 5o7 per Of t establishments
in which strikes occurred they successful 3o4 per
partially successful and in 36.19 per failures
In per of the establishments lockous
ordered attended the efforts Of the employers while in 62s
they partially successful and in AZ 90 per the
ockouts failed Of the object for which they ordered
MAJORITY THESE STRIKES
LocNoYTs The PUBLIC AS SUCH PROBABLY EXPERIENCED
LITTLE NO INCONVENIENCE THEREFORE
sENsTiVE4Y INTERESTED IN THEM OTHERS
THOSE THE GREATEST MAGNITUDE TIE Loss CANNOT BE
COMPUTED BY ANY STATISTICAL METHOD.
UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE ASCERTAIN
AND INDIRECT THROUGH STRIKES
LocKouTs WHICH SUSPEND TRAFFIC. RAISE PRICES AND
AFFECT ALL TRADE AND COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS.
1t when these great with arrcacng
that the suggestion focby from various
that compulsory method preventing settling them prompt
y should be naugurael The principles what
the United States and in all largely devoted
to mechanical production They have been adopted New Zealand
where the industries still small and their growing period
of inception.
THE IDEA NEVERTHELESS is RECEIVING INCREAS-
ED ATTENTION AND EVEN APPROX AL HERE IN THIS
COUNTRY, AND 1T IS WORTH WHILE TO INQUIRE
WHETHER ITS ADOPTION is DESIRABLE AND IF SO,
UNDER WHAT CONDITIONS
1t should be remembered that in the last ANAL every effort
Of the lawnakng power adjust industrial difficulties practical
declaration the of society employers and employees that
they able conduct their affairs such
relieve society of proposes directly Indirectly and
degree take charge of those affairs Whenever board
of arbitration before which the parties involved their
volon is established degree of the
intention Of society interfere itself from the
plication arising strikes and ockouts HENCE TIE WHOLE
SUBJECT MUST BE VIEWED VERY LARGELY FROM
THE STANDPOINT OF TIE PUBLIC'S INTEREST, FOR
IF COMPULSORY ARBITRATION is EVER JUSTIFY
ABLE IT IS ONLY WHEN IT is ESSENTIAL TO PRE-
VENT INDUSTRIAL WARFARE THAT SOCIETY MAY
NOT SUFFER-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-10
By CARROLL D. WRIGHT. Labor

@7OCIETY IS DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLY IN
| TERESTED IN SECURING INDUSTRIAL PEACE.
The record of strikes in the United States for the
twenty year; ending Dec 81 1900 a. shown by the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the''FREIE
PREssE FUER TExAs,' has po-
sitiveiy the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling mon and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatiOn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06
Sir $500 mad 9eutidlauo.

Deuti9 amerifanil1e 3eitungen
merben i'm alten 8aterlanb init grD=
Bem Sntereiie eeleien, neil lie Iid
frei ausipreben unb bdufig BON britt
ben mebr Neui9feiten unb Nabri9=
ten bringen, als Die beutIben j8eis
tungen ielbft. Die nSreie 8reiie fir
Teras" lit briiben iiberal, mDbin fie
geianot miro, elm lebr germ gelebener
@aft unb fam ii1 riibmen, Nner=
fennung unb @urbigung gu finben,
mie aus 5ablreiden 8riefell an uns,
lopie an Diejenigen, tpel6e bas 8latt
an lire 8ertpanoten ibifen, berpDr.
3ebt. Wer baber ieiuen 8ermanoten
uno 5reunoen cine Sreuoe erpeiien,
ibnen elm t~piqfpmmenes @e1he11f
MAIDEN min, Der beitelle fir lie Die
rSreie Breiie fir TeraS". Das Snz
tereiie fir 9eras, nie nberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb Die @eeenb, pD Die
Berpanoten tpDbnen, lit in Deutibs
lamb iebr lebbaft uno eS lit unmDgs
lib, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 eriinD=
libe Nuffldrung uno 8el1reibung
bes fremoen 2anoes gu eeben, mie
bies Die r6reie Breiie" aupDbent=
Iib tbut. Sir ben gerineen 8reis
BON So ~perienben mir pOrtofrei unier
reidbaltiees @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgeno cine Noreiie i'm &uslanbe.
Die Sreie Vreiie fir 9egas 0mbl.
Eumpan9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06
Vii bag Ynblitnl1l.

Die n5reie Brelie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Igenturen I'M Staate, mirb
an iiber 700 Hoftofficen rerlanbt, uno
bat etne erpRe 8erbreitune in Der
&adbar= &epublit Werito, i'm Snoiaz
r=9erritprium unb Oflabpma.
SIR girfulations= @ebiet in 9eras
eritredt ii6 BON @alpetDn biz binauf
nab Deniion, ppn Marlban i'm Often
Bis na6 81 @alD M fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitueritdnolid NIT be-
ionhers sablreihen 2eiern oas oibt=
beiiebelte Mtittel=Terae atlb ben Sib=
peiten elm.
8mei Neifenbe iino beitdnoig, jabrs.
Elm, iabraus int Snterefie bes 8lat=
tes ~untertpeas unb fnbren bemielben
i'm Gereirl nit unierett ribrieen 2oz
fal : Igenten fortpdbreno mere See
fer gu.
Sn Nnbetrabt bieier Ebatlaben iit
Die rSreie Breiie", mu es fib borum
banoelt, Die beuti6e 8epDlferuna 81
errei@en, nas bette Mnseige : Mses
bimm i'm Staate GeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06
20. 6 /.

SIN Der OGmmerftunbe beHelben Taz
gts, als Sufti3ratb @eisler eben beab.
fidtiste. fih gu feiner Mbiftpdrtie in
ben Rlub 81 beseben. fubr Elm gef9loi>
fener Wagen in idurftm 9rabe bor
feline 9austbir.
Wurie Mntonie entfieg ibm, gefolgt
bon ibr.r Rammerfrau, ipelht NIT
f9tliher Btftir5ung fire 6errin benz
bereits perbuntelten Ginsang entsesens
fdreiten fab.
rOarf ib nidt porseben, guer grs
Iaudt, UNI a~n5uOrbnen, baB-"
Marie Mntoniens idparaer arepp<
f4Ieier, Der big gum Saum hires &C.
manbes nisberfIob. per{9tpanb bereits
in benz tiefen GIuridatten. Der fie auf<
nabm.
2ansfam unb miibepou, aber itetis
fnritt fe bic ibr unbefannten Stufen
ernpor, nur 5utpetten innebaltenb, um
fh gegen bas 0eldnber au iebnen,
tpenn piehtr has Gefiibl iiber lie fam,
als prefIe cine 1eiBe 6anb fid I'm ibr
9er3. bas 2tber BARN gu erftiden.
8eim Rlang Der @lode, bic iie
me1anii9 sog, f9redte fe sufammen
nod mebr, ols I'M feIben Mugenblid
bic 9hir BON innen se6ffnet tparb, unb
0eisltr ibr aus berfelben entgegentrat.
ct truute fetntn Nusen faum, als
Ct bic 9efuherin erfnnnte. sSffs
m0glihg gintn Moment nur, Guer
Grlauht!4 gr panbte iih 3uriid unb
rief feiner Mirtbfnafterin ben Befebl
au, in feinem 3imrntr tpie i'm Jlur bas
Sos su ent5iinben.
Marie Antonie erariff feline 6onb.
sGafen Sit ts finiter bleiben, i9
bite
Rad Mlem, pas Ct aeitern an ibr
beoba9tet, erfdien ibm i6r Befud poGs
iommen rG~tbfelbaft. so geftotten
guer Erlduft tptnisftens-" er reidte
ihr ben Nrm unb fibrte fe in fein
Gmpfones5immer. Dabei fiblte .r
ibren Q5rper aupeilsn leidi er3ittern.
rSie nonen mir Sbr Wertralen
f1enten2@ fraste CT NIT aarteiter Sdo.
nung, als Winuten persingen, obne bab
Elm 2aut iiber Warie Mntoniens sez
f4lOfent 2ippen gu brinstn permo1te.
.Sie pifen, mem sic es fhenten
nnb bab i@ fdbis bin, es gu rs4tfers
tieen."
Sic nidte unb briidte feline 9aub.
Dine 4ufbDren briidte iie feline Medte
trampfbaft. als fei biefer Druid Der
Dolmetfher ibres tportloien @rames,
limb taft ohne bic 2ippen gu bepeaen,
fagss fs Ieife: sd sebe-"
gr fubr niht auf. Die Wabrbeit
lag lem 10 fern. .Dobin?" fraate .r
rnbig unb bahte an BETH unb Gbuarb
9raHbers. ngerfiisen Sic iiber mein.
3eit unb MIDI"
sic fdittelte ben Ropf. .Wpbin i'd
sebe, bobin Tam mid Hiemanb bealeis
ten" murmelte fie. ibre Stimme nidt
beberrfhsnb. sd lOffe. gOti pirb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06
II b.

- Sn @bicaeoer Mafler= uno
Spefulantenfreilen miro gang be-
itimmt bebauptet, oaB Die @rpB=
idld6ter iib gu elmer &orporation
Derlbmelaen mDaen, melbe nidt
t1ur ben Sleiibmarft. lonoern aub
ben @e1ugel=, @ier= uno Obitmarft
oes gansen 2anbes beberrlben
miiroe. 2eute, melbe tieferen @inz
blid in Die Sahe baber mpnen, ia=
gen iogar, Die &onlolioation lei be-
reits cine %nollenoete 9batlahe.A Die
neue &DrpDratiDn piroe nit fnebr
als 5000, 600, 900 fapitaliiirt fem.
y Nus ct. Souls perlautet, bab
Der BrDfeifor Nleranoer @rabam
8ea, Der Grinder oes 9elepbuns,
geeenmartig nit Der @rfinoung eines
2uftibifes beibdftigt lei uno oaB er
Die Welt balo nit erftaunliden &e=
iultaten iberralhen meroe.
Sn @len Gioae, sc. S.. bat iib
Wtrs. Qnna 8ierlon, Die Wittue oes
Or. 8iaiam 6ueb Bierlon. bes
GRINDERS bes @enulDio, bas 2eben
aenpmmen, inoem fie 1td erbdnete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-06
81. &

neber ben 3iri9er See b~erbiinnte
i1 Der Sriibnebel gu polfisen
@hleiern, Die Elm letter Minbbau9 bonn
MaHerfpieeel bob unb in bic frif9e
Morsenluft serftreute. Mus Der idben
2larbeit erhoben ii9 unter benz @olbz
flammen Der Come nie bur9 einen
3auberi9las bic f4neefunfelnben Sip
fell Der 9ebirse in blenbenbem Weib.
SIN Meiten aber UNI ben palbigen
Riden oes @belberges, ben Der 2auf
Der @ibl pom 8ruberfode lieblia fdeiz
bet, bling Der fli9tsnbe giebel nod feline
li1ten S1leier, unter benen syelb urb
Mieien, SbIt= unb Weinsdrten, 2anb=
hdufer unb 0inen, BON Seeufer an
ben 9Gnsen bss Mlbis emporftrebenb,
tire pe4felrei9e pra9t binbreiteten-
Natur unb 3unit gu punberboGer GIN
belt perf6mol5en.
Sen Seequai entlang, mo bas 9oteI
8aur ali 2ac ieinen pataitarttgen 8au
aufgefii9rt bat, mar CUR a9ten Mor@
senitunbe ipie aItdgli9 cine Srauenz
|. geftalt, bic Mappe unter Dem Mrm. an
Der Oampferitation poriiber, bic 2im@
matbriide binauf unb BEN Wee our
llniberiitdt s~esangen.
Ser Winb mpdte nod 10 f9arf, bic
2uft nod 10 raub BON See beriiber
tpeben, allniorsenbli9 parb Der .beltz
1Gen 9rdfin" BPM .6otelportier e9r=
erbietie Die pforte ee0ffnet, penn tie
ais 9Orerin ii9 in's 3oleg begab.
SIN f9fodr5en einfa6sn Su9fleib,
ben f9mudiofen 5il5but auf Dem fus3z
gei9nittenea 9aar, ging 8ettD Sra9z
berg biefer neueften 8e19dftigung nod,
pel9e, ibram @atten unfaBbar, i3r
felbft nur Elm qudlenbes 8sbiirfaiB
mar, @erganeenes in Gegentpdrtieem
gu Dersefen.
Wenn tie unter ben lauf9enben unb
fdreibenben Stubenten i'm 6Driaal
fab, unb Der @~nrtragenbe bonn aat6e=
Der berab iiber Die pfp9olosie bes Mei=
bes fpra6, bann quote po6l um tire
2ippen elm berries SpottlG9sln pb ar
Der f6Dn bur9oadten alafffitationsn
frauli9er Seelentbdtigfeit, unb iie
blidte i'm Saal lumber, ob inter alien
4nlpeienben nObl elmer tbDri9t eenug
fem fDnne, FOLDER ELECTROMAGNETIC
Gehrgelb 5I entri@ten.
llnb tpie lie es badte, erftarrten tore
Au9en in Ter Gebonfenlait, Die ii9
INNER ben Nenem iiber Iie binndl3te.
Die Geiten ipuren LANCE poriiber, no
Beth 9ra9berg fi@ ibrer @onne in
Marimtlials 4rmen entIana, ldr9it
perballt aud bic leBte &lage ii6er fire
9%inqeopferie S6onbeit.
(SortieBuna foiat).
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gaubbeit farm ,.idt aebeilt tperSen

our6 lotale 9pplifationen. neil lie ben franten She'll
bs Obres nidt errelden t6nnen. 60 siebt nur et=
nen gSeg, bic Saubbeit 3a %turiren, nno Der 1T oura
tonititutionele 6eilmittel. Saubbeit miro bur6 Ell
men ent3lnoeten .3nitano Der i9leimieen Mustlei=
onng Der @uitahilben G6bre peruriabt. Wenn
6ieie Gobre i6 e~nt5fnoet, babt ibr einen rumpelnoen
Son ooer unpoltomnlenes @eb6r; uio penn ie gang
gel6lofen it, erfolgt Saubbeit. uno penn Die Gnt-
%5hnbuns nidt 9eboben unb bieie gtbbre pieoer in ib=
ren ~9eb6rigen 3uhano periebt mtroen fam, miro oas
Seb6r fur INNER Sert0rt ueroen; neun Gdlle unter
5ebn tperoen ourh Ratarrb oeruriabt, ipelber ni6ts
fdhen 1T.
g8ir mofleu einbunoert Dollars fur ieoen (our6
6atarrb peruriabten) Sail bon Saubbelt eeben, ben
mir nl6t ourA Ginnebmsn BON 9all's 6 a.
tarrb Sur btilen t0nner, aaBt Gud uin=
Ionft Gireulare tonimer.
s.. s. Gbenep 8 6 o., Soleoo, o.
So gertanft BON alien Ipotbeferit, 9reis IS
@eats Die Glafde.
Sag's ssamiIien 5 9iaen iino bic better.
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sebct in ben spieaei

uno penn Cure 6autfarbe eelb aus
iiebt uno ountlere Stellen uno
Sleden bier uno oa aufpetft, 10 1T
oos Elm Inseihen pDn 2ebere 2eioen.
Sn lolden 5daen fam es nidt ee>
mug %anaeratben ueroen, DIR. Kings
New Life Pills gu nebmen, Die Die
2eber reeuliren, oas 8lut reinieen
uro Die 0autfarbe peribDnern. 8reis
nur Is Gents. Blu besieben our1
s. &alteper & Sobn, SEQ. s. s.
S6mitt, gigentbiimer, uno 30.
9reiB.
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9aitie i9rieb er einigs 3eilen nieber,

sd bite, Sbren Mamsn ieBt bar
unter 81 ieben," laete er aufitebenb
unb Marie Mntonie bic Sober btnrei@
6enb. uSie bef9einisen nur, baB i9
Der BON Guer grlau9t erpGblte Sc
i4dftstrdger unb 8eboamd9ttgte bin.
Sic baben es in Der Solge alio lebigz
li9 nit mir gu thun, nur NIT mir."
Marie Nntonie iab i'm beitiirat an.
nS6 min fetn @elb BON Martmilian.
Sd bringe fem beaabltes Spfer. Mein
8ater pirbe-"
sd bite guer Grlau9t bringenb,4
fiel @eisler nit tabelnber 11ngebulb
Elm, umeiner 2ebenserfubrung @sbDr gu
idenfen. 9ier banbslt es ii9 um bic
ernite1te, nadte Mirfli9feit, ni9t UNI
Nadfldnse unb ibeale @orausieBuns
gen. 9as @elb. pel9es SIR 9err @ae
ter binterlieB, 1T fem 8ermOgen gu
nennen, nur Elm Notbpfennig. Mls
folder"
sd Doffe, er pirb 10 lanse binrei<
den, als-i9 fam bic Sober iebt ni9t
anfeben, es 1T, als ionte i'd mid felbft
ttef, tief in's 9era i9neioen. 2eben
sic pobl, 9err Suiti5ratb!" sic
f6lug ben S9leier lpieber iiber ibr 9es
ft6t.
Limb robin perben sic ieBt 5us
nd4t se9sn2"
ni6f,s o''S'' ~ '
rGie biirfen 1i9 meiner fiirIorgli9en
Sbbut ni9t ent5ieben," iaste er gebie=
terif9, ibr ben Mee pertretenb. u@ie
fu4en einen unbefannten Weg NIT berz
bunbenen Musen. @eripreden sic
mir, baB, iobalb bic pernarbenbe
Wunbe SPIRES 9eraens es seftattet, ober
fobalb bic Notbpenbisfeit elmer sez
fi9erten griitens Sbnen flar seporben
TT, Sic fi9 nit Sbrem @ertrauea an
MIDI nenben ipollen, IN feinen ipnit."
@r bielt ibr bic 9anb entgegen.
SD peripre4e es, tpenn bic 3eit ges
fommen iein pirb." iaste Marie On
tonic leife.
n9offen mir, bab fe balb tommt!"
Gr briidte ibre Singer an feline 2ip@
pen.
n9pffen mir" murmelte iie. Damn
ging tie aus benz 3immer.