davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
How Wrinkles Come,

Enough is said of the treatment of
wrinkles to make us all wise to avoid
them, II wisdom were enough.
But wrinkles. like love, will find out
a way, and in spite of massage and oils
and balms, wrinkles will set their deli.
cate seal of thought and perplexlty
upon the forehead and under the eyes
and about the lips.
The reason Of wrinkles, any one will
tell you easily. is years. But why is II
that years make wrinkles? What con.
nection Is there between the fight of
time over our heads and the fine trac.
cry upon our features?
Here is the explanation as well as a
layman can give it:
Underneath the skin, in the flesh. are
imbedded multltudes of little muscles
that hold the flesh and keep It as we
say solid and firm." The skin also
has n certain muscular power of con-
tracing and stretching as necessity de-
mands, and which depends upon what
Is called the tonioity of the skin.
AS years creep along the muscles
weaken and grow lax, no longer hold
ing the flesh up firm and hard as be-
fore. All the lines in the face droop
therefore with age, and. the flesh has a
tendency to fall down In little ridges.
Just the same thing happens to the
skin. 1t loses its contracting power
and relaxes. Then come the little
wrinkles. 1t will be seen then, that
wrinkles are due to changes In the
constitution of the skin itself.
Anything that acts as a stimulant
upon the skin. keeping 1t active and SO
keeping up the tone of the muscles, will
tend to prevent wrinkles.
But even II they do come, why should
one be unhappy? They are as honor
able as gray hairs. They indicate
thought as well as years; they give
character and dignity to the express
sion.
Freckles and sunburn have had their
day of being fashionable. Why not
wrinkles? They are beautiful, IL we
only think so.-New York News.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
Facts About Nitrogen.

Annual importation of nltrates for all
purposes, 100000 tons per year.
Necessary for the preservation of
mankind in the year 1890. 100000
tons per year.
Visible supply of nitrates In 1880
through natural processes, 100000 tons
per year.
Shortage OF supply Of natural nitrates
In 1880, 11,400,000 tons per year.
Pressure OF nitrogen upon each
square yard of the earth's surface.
seven tons.
Necessity of nitrate manufacture
from the air In 1880. 15,O0O.OOO tons per
year.-New York World.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
Kilt Pleated Gowns.

There is much that is chic about the
gowns that are kilt pleated, both skirts
and bodice alike, and worn with n
wide soft silk belt or sash. Some of
the light autumn cheviots in heather
shades and the soft neutral tints are
especially pretty and smart in the kilt
pleated models.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
Household
--MMatters


The hanging couch Is a new and
salient feature of the modern porch.
1t Is not a hammock. being much
more comfortable and trustworthy
thing. Made at home. the constituent
ingredients OF the hanging couch in
clude an ordinary woven wire spring
and comfortable mattress. suspended
In a frame by swinging ropes. The
frame may be of canvas or of wood.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
The Lapsa of Tlma

When two married men who haven't
seen each other for some time meet,
'ne OF them always says, before they
separate: Lets see, how old Is your
'ldest now" and then. after he gets
the answer, he adds: "It is aston.
'shing, Isn't 1t, how time does fy?"-
Somerville (Mass.) Journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
Modish Materials.

Materials that are to be in vogue are
noted with and without crepon sur.
face and include number of silk and
wool weaves. yelling. batiste. crepe de
chine, eolienne, crepe. albatross and
similar lightweight stuffs.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
For the Purpose of Identification

According to the Dublin Daily Ex-
press laborer at Dawnham Market,
who ran brass pins one and half
inches long up the extreme end of the
tails OF two pigs, for the purpose of
Identification. has been fined one shlll.
ing and costs on a charge Of cruelty.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24

The frock shown here Is developed In
white silk with tucked mousseline and
point de Vense lace for trimming The
waist Is made over a fitted body lin
ing that closes in the back, and is cut
slightly low at the neck.
The full fronts and backs are gath
cred and arranged over the lining. The
underarm seams are Joined separately
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
To Train Colored Girls.

A training school for colored nurses
has been established in Charleston, s.
c., by colored woman physician. DR..
Lucy Hughes Brown, graduate of
the Woman's Medical College of Penn.
sylvania. The Southern people seem to
take kindly to this innovation, and the
enterprise is highly commended by the
Charleston press.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24

beautiful creations being developed in
these fashionable colors.
The waist illustrated Is made OF
Ivory silk crepe embroidered in large
black polka dots. 1t Is mounted on n
glove-fitted featherbone lining that
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
Two Shades OF Blue Used.

Two shades of blue In a gown, one
blending perfectly into the other, are
frequently seen nowadays, and this
does not apply only to blue. but also
to other colors, and If properly blended
the effect Is beautiful.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
Yellow Coming Into Favor.

Various shades of yellow are coming
into favor They appear In laces and
embroideries, also in gowns. Delicate
tinted champagne color is the favorite
of these shades.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
A Pitiful sixht.

The most pitiful sight In the world is
a man who has exhausted life at TWEEN.
ty-hve.-New York News
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
English Embroidsry.

Among the latest fancies in fashions
realm are gowns Of all over English
embroidery mounted over colored silk.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24
Polo IN Ancient Snort.

Polo is probably the oldest of athletic
sports. 1t has been traced to 600 B. G.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24

The best cork comes from Spain.
which has 100000 square miles of cork
'orests.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24

with rows Of French knots or feather
stitching.
To make the dress for girl of eight
years will require three and one-quar-
ter yards of twenty-seven-inch mate
rial.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-19
Against the Herd Law.

Hot Springs Star: +. M. Stew
art, secrerary of the Western South
Dakota Stock Growers as scciation,
was attending to business in town
Monday. Frank was almost dunn
founded when he read that Dave
Eastman had recommended that the.
western portion of the state should
have the herd law forced upon it.
He says he can not understand why
Tho commissioner Of school lsnds
should seek to2kil off the only indus.
try that this great range country is
adapted to. He hardly thinks the
Legislature will seriously consider
such a proposition, yet Believes it
will be necessary to have the situ-
ation fully presented to nenlbers Of
the legislature or no telling what
might happen. Mr.. Stewart says
that the past year has been the most
extensive for the stock ASSOCIATION
since it was organized and it IS
growing stronger and its benefits
are being fully realized every yeat,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-19
AT Trowbridge's

Holiday shopping is q pleasure at
Irowbrid &c ssiewelry store on Main
street. AZ elegant and up-t date:
line Of reliable gifts il rings chains
watches, cut glass, gold and silver
novelties and every thing Imaginable
for the holiday trade. Prices are
lower than ever before. d trouble
10 show goods: Drop ii and see
TroWbri idge line before you bu --s
g Trowbridg ge, the Jeweler,
Main street.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-19
Saved at Graves Brink.

#ss.sI know would long ago have been
.in5my grave, i" writes Mrs. s. FL. New
som, Of Decatur, Ala, '.if it had not
been for Electric Bltters. For three
years Issutfered untold ag gony form the
worst forms Of Indigestion Water
brash, Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia.
But this excellent medicine did me a
world OF good. Since using it | can.eaI
heartily and have gained 35 pounds
For Indigestion, oss Of appetite, stom
sach, Liver and kidney troubles Elect
5rlc Bitters are a positive, guaranteed
cure. Only soc at q. NJ !. Fallon's drug
3stOae. &: s.ss III N " s#& ~
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-19
American Ships must
NOT DE |h0LESIED. D
South American Republics All
Stand Toget he ! urope
Rejoicing Over Pas
sive p Policy Of the
United States.
GREAT BRITAIN n |. DECLARES DE- / WAR, VAR
Dewey Within Easy Striking
Distance Latest News
From the Seat Of
Var

Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, Dec,
Is One British and one German
cruiser today lombard ed the forts
surrounding this port, quickly si-
encing them. President Castro
has issued another call to arms, de.
nouncing the act as coward " and
an insult to all South "a tnarican ma
tions, as no previous notice Of the
bomoardment was given. The city
was not shelled, the fire being di-
rected solely agaist the defenses.
Word from several South Ameri-Il
can capitals states that excitement.
is at fever heat over the injustice Of
the methods employed oy the Brit
ish- G erman alliance against ene
szuela, add is not at all unlikely
that the South Anne erican republics
will join hands in=repelling the Brit
;sh forces. Indeed, such a move lis.
already taking shape, with Colum
bia in the lead. \
The reat test interest is manifest
edein all South American capitals.
over the attitude of the United
States and its apparent inactivity
and difference. The newspapers
ii many cities denounce# the Roose-S
Welt admins istration for what they
term the band onment of the Mon
roe doctrine and add that the U nit
ed States only enforce itwhen there.
as some financial advantage to- be.
gained. They further assert that
{ the South American countries are
to be left to the m ere of the greed
LOT the European nations, and as
u matter Of self-pres alton all
must stand together.
BRITISH FLAG GOES d
Puerto CabelIa, n Venezuela, Dec,
rs. glish marines landed from
the warships and took complete pos
session Of the disabled forts about.
/ this port, the native population re-E
Z treating to thei terror The Brit
5sish flag was run u and the English.
men are building ortifcations and
erecting guns all around the town:
nhe tendency seems to be to lake ad7
van tage Of the delay or passive at
titusle Of the: United States.
dispatch from Rome states that
tfae 81 Italian gov vernraen t N i'll join the
G ern,ans So and Britis d and BY naval
force compel the immed ediate payment
Of claims alleged To be due her from
cnezusla. This dispatch further
states that the Italians are rejoicing
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-19
uncle SAM CALLS
FOR An EXPLANATION!

Y : )
over what they term the aband dom
ing Of the Monroe doctrine by the
United States government 4.
GERMANY MUST EXPLAIN.
Washington Dec. / ohm Hay,
secretary Of state today wired the
German government as to the smean-
ing Of peaceful blockade !" and
states in plain terms that unless
American vessels are permitted to
pass unmolested, George Dewey
with the caribbean fleet will be or
dered to convey American vessels
into the harbor. Dewey, with q
magnificent feet, consisting Of IS
warships, the flower Of the Ameri-
can navy, is ct present engaged in
mimic war lnaneuvers in the Carri-
bean sea. Dewey's present location
is about seventeen hours from Ven
ezuela. i
ENGLAND DEcLARs WAR.
London, Dec. II Premier Bal
four Says q state Of war exists in
Venezuela.
= Z i
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-19
MINES AND MINING.

MINES and MINING
Notes OF Interest; On Pennington
County Properties.
From The Hill city News.
The old Rockerville and Spring
Greek fume5 and water right has
been purchased BY Hon. S, "A. Bax-
ter Of Lima, g. and iii IS ruinored
that il will be putin wider and util-
.ized II furnishing power for the
electric plant at the Dakota Calumet
mine. Our peo pie are pleased that.
the property has passed into such
good hands and that the old land
mark will not be destroyed.
In the Wheeler Hill property the.
tunnel which is being driven into
the mountain has now reached d
distance ofover 700 feet. To reach
the ledg in this manner IL will take
about 700 feet Of more tunneling.
The company expects from the sur
face outcropping to find .. large and
rich body ofore ia the hill. Dutch
Henry, who owns the adjoining
ground has been offered two thous-
and dollars for it, but has 50 far re-
fused it.
DR.. Chambers, who was in town
the fore part Of the week from the
Sunbeam mine, tells us that he is
pushing work in the shaft with all
possible speed and that good head
way is being made notWiths tanding
the hard rock The ledge covers
the shaft and its ore retain the fab:
nlous values that have been men.
TONED before. AS an illustration,
he stated that recently he under
took to get the gold out of8an ounce
lot concentrate FL made the test
in the laboratory and succeeded ii
getting a button that weighed !fOul
pennYweights. We are very glai
THAT such was the result, for We
1need o world -beater to arouse. en-
! thuiasm and we are sure the Sun
sEbeam lnine sho VS. evidences Of be
coming world -beater
4 S. A. Baxter arrived Thursday
with a party Of friends from Lima
a Ohio. He is the president of tb,
Dakota Calumet Company, which
towns the Dakota Calumet coppel
mines, adjoining the Blue Lead
properties near Sheridan. Through
his efforts the copper claims wer,
Ideveloped and a strong company or
ganized with ample funds to carr,
I the enterprise to a successful issue
a iG166 ii1G166 ION smelter is now being bull
4 on 1.-the ground, on which the stone
4 work has already been finished ant
on whichthe carpenters have begun
! to raise the frame. Most Of th,
machinery is on the ground and !,
! representa- Of the. Colorado Iroi
i Works was there last week TO So
4 that the work is done in the prope
4 way and manner a large well ha
4 been suak and q pumping station
|!erected The ore from the mines t,
4 the sneltersWill be conveyed by
4 wire tnamWay. a great deal Of or.
lis Already on the dun p 50 that Whel
the smelter is ready to start Vi
j there will be no lack of ore.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-12-19

The UNION gives the latest news
on the Venezuelan affair right up to
the hour Of going to press.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Sibfte ID eobeIeIfe.

asbenbapn, Suni 26. = SITTER III
teri 5orlpoenoe pil 9auroejer Sens
Deter Ssrsnien blipe Ieslaot / Mors
gen.
5elegrdmmet fommer operraitenbs
for mango og gl9beliet for ale, fun
paa Rougss 6errebstontor er Stemz
ningen maaIte libt msrt. Nen runbt
omtring pil Golt bIipe bsfriebe fra
ben Jelelie al potenierst Qfifp, iom
5anten om en- eammel Nanbs Worb
pda i'm 0atter bar fremtalbt bos benz.
Oct bill gaa iom en- 2stteIie sennem
2dnbet, at ban ifal ub at 5ansiIet og
penbe tilbage til ben 2anosbn, bpor
bans Raboer it9bist bar bOlot rig
uoenfor SDipI ON bans u~itDlOigbsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Yresicuoitiqinsen / &6benbapu.

er fOm meobeIt aabnet. Gfter ,Yress
len, 5srer paa biitoriif banit presiss
uoitiuing / 9sbenbabn 1902, bpiltet
glub er unofaneet paa felipe ubitilins
gen, ba be fsrite 6ammerilus lob, msbs
bsIss Der fsIssnbe ubbras:
Den efbft, s presfs.
Den finbes GENT / aflaaieoe @lass
ffabe. Gor 300 Qar iiben bar Der
enbnu life ubgipet nogen 4pis / 9an>
mart; man nsjebes meb be Idatalbt,
5lpbeblabe. Del 9lbits at bisie er.
prsntst / oais6snbaFn AT MaB gins
eaorb" oe banbler ON Moitobittens
sruslige Spranni / 9ifanb 1877. 5i>
telblaoet er prpbet al ct 5r9init, bpor
man ier WoftoDitten ftars imaa gsrn
/ Stntter.
Oroet .4piio" msbsr man fsrits
Sang / 1926 paa ct rsligisft Strifi
mob aatolitterne. Den fsriie tsbens
bapnffs Rpbeb Fnbes / ct glab fra
1914; men ben fsrfe Oirteliss 4pis er
fra 1857 os paa 5pif. 5srif 1866
ubtom en- bdnft Npis / a~sbenbaDn; ben
Deb Den banfte Msrcurius1 % blep
ubgipet og itrepet al 4nbers Gbriftens
fen gorbina. 8labet tjents narmeit
til gnepolosmastens Gorbsrligelie.
Oanmarts fsrfte Rebattsr NIB ben
9ere at blipe rot at 9olbers for at
bore bans sobe Ben. ) 1749 fsbtes
,8erlineite 9ioenbe1; ben fsrite Qar<
gang sr i.Jormat iom en- sammelDags
5rpftefribeben.
5erunber fec en- file Canning at
5atfgeliesitrifter til oe ON ariitian
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
NerDpie MGmo!
Hifrift az ct Gate Rceept isnoes frtt
til allie iom trGneer til siGlp Sns
een @, o. o., iugen Weoiein ~Gunibug.
efr- xGs oeuns Notis til xIutt

JorpeiIe mig life meb auafialperf. Der ialhpotr
mi Hecept" irn 2pfiendo for DC sHnrer, / huiiie be
ianae iiaf'eis inge for at funue franarre benz oeres
Qsnee. sea bar en- Gste Weespt, ~opitreueu al en-
bnelia iiaretndplH E4ge. Req frhoioi ben lnoer e. BE
ipa / wnuIlelanoef, og bet friainroe mig fulbit1nbig ira
JgigerHe al u~ngbommeiie uforfdub, ianion: ge rres
iuagheb, garicneele, eadrIig 6nfommelie, tatt glaHo
eiter al lea her / eaHoet hapbe ~bortileiei 6unhreber al
9caars pna SpeeinIiiter. Rnpe. 3nfiiutter oa andre
BotsmioIer III insen sinite. Otter al mango anore,
Der for9rues hauoe prsuet alt u1ultgt, o9ida er blepne
hiulpne oeb bette HGgefuihbel, beiluiieoe lea al hidipe
andre: Dg 3niinber al eanbsm1nb ouer alt / bette
eanb er lerenoe Hihner ON bette YRgemiooeik oTrbl
Tube Geerifaber. SEQ ienoer Nfitrifi al ocnHe mar
teliee Ieeept tilise rieo Here Cpinsuinaer aloeles
trit iii ale, Der bebgne bet % ftripe I'll mig. &c fan
ida ben nofplot meo ringe Befoiiuine paa et soot
apoiet. 5or NIT GeipRr ~forlanger ifg soc, naaI Te
lee mere eno eenne lille SHm, % 3e betaler ben lie,
igrenb 7e or fuIoiGnbia blnlpen oa fan pursrrs ben
1leneiie. 100 bar giort lem. Rom gu, al Reeepten
% Etlnsninaerne ienbes frii. o. Se bar iniei al be-
tale, 'erefo Tt or ~helbrebet, og od fnu 50 Gems.
Din CT ben eneite Gate ff~anbinaoife Rfespt, Der
falt1bes / Bloeene. Tag lem | aat for auafiolpere.
Der idlbnoer fri Aecept" ener .irie Prgpemeoiduer~
iom loifemab for p9rotlgie, men foftbnre BehdnblinS
ger ener for al funne ienoe Nebieiu c, o. D., Tom
le albria bar beffilt. Elsie Bdmpprer iraHarrer ben
inge bans iihfie Dollar, Ter nb hans eioelie % iGlger
On 9e itreu til rpgen al oisie % bier narref. bGr
lille barge for at ifripe nj mig. 1eg CT inaen pnmbuas
mayer % bar inseu .Sfsme" al nueet SIags for at
tilna.re mig 4enge ener ~paafpinee 7em Webiriu, ION
Dc life ntl bdpe. Sfrip lfrafs, pe Be ital finoe, at
tife ale ere geerdgere. Noresie;
c. E. BENTSON, Box 1872, Chic ago, III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

telegram fra So6lmdnu til BlouQ
ON, o22.O00 tommer of ban fielf."
Risaus Bureau bar inorettet iio
/ ben tore Sails gugerunb meb SeIe-
fons % 5elegrametspeoition.
Paa u dllerierne
beFnoer man fig / Roroi1espig, 9ren-
lamb % @eitinbien. Den norbilespigs
lie qresfe er orbnet al Wdg. art. 8.
9. Glauien. 9an fort9usr d~nifueliQ
ON ben oanite presfes ltbbrsbslie Der
og ON be StraHe, be banife Rebattes
rer bar maattet lioe. 9pmmene er ops
ferte pda Ell lang Cite oe itrGtfer Iig
bog fun oper Qarene fra 1883 Iii /
aar. pud ct Sort piies 5anet al
banife Blade / 5orbolb til 9efoltnins
gen. s Rerreals og Sunbpsb er Der
en- banf Qpis pau bpert 9uIin; bebit
itiqst er 9abersleb, bpor Der for bper
10 Snbbpgeere er Ell banff glab, fpbs
belt for 5lensbor9 filler Salet Zig
iom l til Is Os / 5lensbors Tom 1 til
"a, bDiltet fan tolbes faroeles eobt.
gnODibere inbes / SamIin9en Ell paa
ofrpgteligt 9anf1 Tfrepst glao / inf
aano. Sper ben norbilssDigife pres,
iss uOitinin9 ~tnejier @uItab Sobanns
fens Butte.
paa Sslanb ubtommer for 5iben
en- balp Snes Blade, mebens Der er
10 pda J9rserne; 9renlano bar MI
iom for 30 Qar iiben fun 1 9lob,
bDis RaDn er ,Qtuagagbliutit". Oct
laiss af 400 Gffimoer. Den tal.
srenfanbffe 6anbsl. Tom ofbolber ale
llogifter peb glabet, betdler berfpr
2200 ar. ON Naret. Oct fsrffe 9lob
Il banif 0eitinbien ubtom ITO.
6porbanetgI ob bIipertil.
pad 1bItinineen BIZ be beis9enbe
tunne operbepiie fe ON bet mungfolbis
ss tstniife Snine, iom er logt / bette
Qrbeioe, bporaf glabet fremitaar.
Ndn bill iunne fslee belle presieiefs
nittens ubpitlins fra 9utenbsrgs 5ib
til bore 0dee. Den Rolationspresie,
iom er paa llbitiainsen, og bDorpaa
glubst opresIen" sr trbft, afleperer
235 gtssmplarer | Winuttst e[er a.
900 | 5imen. Raar so gtssmplarer
er faroigtrbtts og liselebes pant fans
msnla9te at Maitinen. ringer ben pad
en- file alptte.
5por tor er Danmarts
presfe2
) 1848 ombeltes 81 Miqion Hums
re al Blade os 5ibsffrifter, / 1872
bar 5alet ifsset til 131 Wilion og /
1901 bar bet 85a Minioner.
Jor 1iben ubsipes / aoneerieet
210 Daeblabe: 10 / a~sbenbapn, 81
paa 9srne Os 95 / SpIanb. De 95
jpOfe 4pifer trbtfes | ct oasligt Sps
lag af $4,000 Gf~semplarer, 2ernes
81 I 1890 og be IS 5obebitabsblas
be | 33O,400 etsempldrer. 5rnfflas
ben for famtlise banffe Oaeblabe | ct
Oar sr reenet lb at bore 2063 Minis
~, nnhvn{r1ofo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Set 19be 4arbunorebes
p%rese

er Oronet at 5orfatteren 0pe Robe
(5ibsrummet 1800-184O fdmt 8ri-
gen 1864. SnOuitriforenin9ens Set
retGr n. Berg og oSamFunoet's" Re-
oattpr, Gbr. SEMEN, bar orbnet 5prs
rernes presie, iarlig / oens gloms
Itringstib efter qresIefribeoens Snbs
~iereIie. Socialoemotraten 9. anub=
len bar f%oreitaaet Orbningen al presz
len unber ben poIiti7te aamp / 5irier-
ne.
5 bet 5elt meo gegipenbeberne fro
3iOen ON 5reoerit ben Sppenoes 9sh
bsr nan laege Merte til bet bersmte
telegram fra Sobtmanu til gIouQ
ON, $4,000 tommer of ban iielf."
RiBaus Bureau bar inorettet iio
/ ben tore Sails guggrunb meb 5eIe-
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