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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
Usual Turmoil IN Negro Republic
(By the Associated Press.)

Cape Haytien, Hayti, Oct. 26.-Santiagc
in the Dominican republic has surrender
ed this morning to insurgent troops I'M
der the command of General Epifano Rod
rigeuz. After severe fighting which last
ed for several hours and during which a
number of men were wounded, the revolu
tionists triumphed and Santiago fell into
their hands.
The revolution which has broken out
in the northern part of the republic OF
Santo Domingo and which has already re
suited in the establishment of provis
ional government at Puerto Plata, under
the presidency of General Morales, was
caused, according to advices received here
by the numerous custom house frauds
and the populations of the ministers
of war and of finance. The signal for the
outbreak of the revolt was given at 2
o'clock on Saturday Afternoon by three
cannon shots. That same evening all the
partisans of President Wos Y Gill at Puer-
to Plata was arrested. The inhabitants
of Monte Cristi, La Logne and Moca
united and attacked Santiago. Tele-
graphic communication between Santiago
and La Vega has been severed
The revolutionary outbreak is extend
ing, and the general opinion is that the
government of President Wos Y Gil is lost.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
The War Game at Fort Riley.
CBy the Associated Press.)


Fort Riley, Kas, Oct. Effort Riley
still belongs to the government. The enc
my made desperate effort to capture it
today and failed. They did not exactly
fail either, for the fight was still hot when
the umpires stopped it; but they had not
secured it at the time the halt was called
and consequently its position remains
where it was before the fight.
The most remarkable feature of the
days work was the ability shown by the
officers and men of the defending forces
in the construction and concealment Of
their trenches. AT distance of 200 PAGES
they were invisible, even to those who
knew their exact locations. The outside
of the trenches was covered with grass
and bushes, so arranged as to resemble the
remains of the landscape. In addition the
men twined with grass around their hats
or tied branches to their shoulders. which
served to hide the colors of their hats and
blue shirts
The Texas infantry who Were of the at
lacking force. were put out of action early
They made a beautiful mark as they passed
in flank march 500 yards away. The
time for the defenders had come and they
seized it promptly. Company X. of the
Sixth, under Captain Welsh, opened fire
and in an instant the entire line was blaz
ing at the Texas infantry.
The volume of fire was so great that The
.lmpires decided that the Texas regiment
was fo:' the most part out of action before
it reached a position from which it coulc
open fire.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs D. F Young Lies Here This Morning Of
Heart Failure.

There was a sudden death in Raleigh
this morning at about half past twelve
o'clock of heart failure.
Mrs d. f. Young was taken suddenly
Ill while in bed. Her husband heard her
gasping and at once gave her every at
tention DR.. James MCGEE, Jr., being sum
moned. When he arrived Mrs Young
was about expiring and in a few minutes
the end came. She had survived a slghter
attack few days ago.
Mrs. Young was the wife OF Mr. D. F.
Young, lineman for the Western Union
Telegraph Company, and resided with her
husband at the corner of Davie and DaW-
son streets She was nearly forty years
of age and besides her husband leaves
three children She was a daughter of
Captain R. L. Helm and in the family
there are three sisters and three brothers,
two of the brothers being Mr.. Glib Hefiin
and Mr.. Hugh Hefin, both now in Texas.
In this sudden affliction the bereayed
family have the sympathy of the COM
munity The funeral announcement viii
be madG later.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
The Trial Of PARKS.
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated PfeSS.)
New York. Oct 26-The trial of San,
Parks, the walking delegate, who has al
ready been convicted of one of the extor
ton chargess against him was begun to-
day before Judge NewBurger. The lndlct-
ment in the present case is known as the
Tiffany studio Indictment" in VIII I'll
Parks is accused of having extorted 500
from Louis Schmidt, president of the
Tiffany Studio Company, as the price OF
calling off strike on new building which,
that company was having constructed
Former Assistant District Attorney
James o. Osborne is conducting Parks de
Tense. Associated with Osborne are George
Gordon Battle and Barlow.
S. Weeks, who, as the principal lawyer
for Roland B. Molineux was arrayed by
Mr. Osborne who was the prosecuting
attorney that famous case.
Parks wore his usual defiant expression
when he entered the court room today
but he did not look as healthy as during
his previous trial
On the calling of the trial Mr. Osborne
moved for a postpOnement on the ground
that he believed his client could not OBJ
tain a fair and impartial trial, and that
the health of the defendant is such that
counsel could get properly consult it with
him. Mr. Osborne, produced affidavits
from prominent physicians to the effect
that Parks is suffering from chronic
tubercolos of both lungs. Judge New
burger, however renied the motion and
directed that the trial proceed. After six
jurors fromirectedyathtdfa ltodtaovhta
jurors had been obtained court adjourned
until tomorrow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
CONFERENCE ON RACE PROBLEM
A. e. Johnson of Raleigh and Ex-copgressman
White to Speak.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, Oct Recommending Mon
day, November 9th, and continuing for
three days there will be held in this city
an interesting conference on the race
problem in the UNITED States under the
auspices of the National Sociological So
ciety. an organization for the study of
the condition of the colored people in the
United States.
The object of the conference is stated
to deliberate on the most serious phrases
of the race problem, and to formulate
plans for the relief of strained situation
brought about by the presence of SAID
problems; to discover some common
ground upon which all of the friends Of
the cause may stand, and to adjust the
different and divergent views, respecting
the solution of the problem into Il
definite and harmonious proposition
Prof Jesse Lawson, of Plainfield, n. j.,
is president of the association and form
er Representative George H. White, OF
North Carolina, chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee. Among those who viii
speak are Rev. Dean Richmond Rabbit,
of Brooklyn Bishop l.. II. Holsey, of AT
lanta, and Prof. A E. Johnson of Shaw
University, Raleigh, n. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
The Yellow Fever in Texas.
(By the Associated Press

Laredo, Texas, Oct. 26.-The yellow fe-
yer situation is much improved here. The
official bulletin tonight shows:
New cases. s; deaths, none: total cases
to date, 544; total deaths, A.
The official bulletin shows that on last
Friday and Saturday. there were IL new
cases and nine deaths, besides II SUI.
picious cases. Reports from Neuvo La
redo say there are no new caes in that
city
Cuero, Texas, Oct 26--Robert Bennett,
"a prominent young ranchman, who re
turned from Mexico two weeks ago, died
at his home today eleven miles from here.
State Health Officer Tabor pronounced
the case one of yellow fever. One other
case was found on the ranch and 1t was
discovered that Mrs. Bennett had just
recovered from an attack OF the disease.
San Antonio. Tex, Oct 26.-The otfica
yellow fever bulletin issued tonight shows
no new cases and 10 deaths; total sales II
total deaths 4. No case was reported to
day as suspicious and everybody shope
full that the worst stage of the fever IL
San Antonio has been passed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
SCHOOL DEO|CAT|O
Pleasant Hill District in Hen
derson Co., and Its New
School House.

State Superintendent OF Public In
struction j. Y. Joyner and several Others
in the city have received very tasteful III
vitations to the dedication of the new
building of the Pleasant Hill Public
School in Henderson county, reading as
follows:
You are cordially invited to attend the
dedication of the new building of the
Pleasant Hill Public School, in Henderson
county, near Hendersonville, on Thurs
day, October twenty-ninth, nineteen hur-
dred and three, at one o'clock. F. c.
Abbott, chairman Mecklenburg Hendor-
son County School Fund.
The invitation also has cuts of the old
and the new school buildings.
Concerning the old building the state
ment is made that The Pleasant Hill
district, four miles from Hendersonville,
has had an enrolment Of about one hun
dred and twenty-five pupils The school
has been conducted in the old building
with one teacher and for a very brief
term. The old building, including furE
ishings, is valued at twenty-five dollars"
On the opposite page of tie invitation
which is a folder is shown a cut of the
new building accompanied by the follow
ing statement:
Pleasant Hill district mas now consoli-
dated with sections Of other districts and
has an enrolment of one hundred and
sixty-fve and expects soon to still furth
or enlarge the boundary, and will then
have fully two hundred pupils. The dis
trict has voted a local tax
The new building has eour large rooms.
well lighted and heated, equipped witt
modern school desks: each room with a
seating capacity of fifty and will have
valuation, with furnishings, of about
twenty-five hundred dollars
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
Kratz to Fight Extradltion
Bv the Associated Press.

10y UHC -ASoON1uVCOI 1O"7'J
Guadalajara Mex, Oct. 26.-Charles
Kratz has been refused bail. He is held
at the office of the inspector general, be
ing allowed to see his friends and the
members of his family He declares he
will fight extradition to the mitter end
and expresses his belief in his success
His attorney, Fernandino Castellanos, has
gone to Mexico City to present his size
of the case The Mexican government is
awaiting the presentation OF the papers in
the case from the American Embassy
Consul Slayton has everything ready to
submit to the foreign department. Krat2
cannot be admitted TO bail without the
consent of the department
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
PRONE EUMOas AFL0AT.
Mr. Boylan Denies Report That Bell Has
Bought Out Interstate.

1t was rumored persistently yesterday
in business circles that the Bell Telephone
Company had bought out the Interstate
Telephone Company Mr.. William Boy
Ian, local superintendent of the latter com
pany. was asked by a News and Observer
reported if there was any basis for the re-
port. He stated positively that there was
nothing in it.
There was another story going the
rounds yesterday to the effect that al
three of the telephone lines in Raleigh
would be consolidated in the not very dis
tant future, but this story could not be
confirmed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
Mayors Harvest S34 rs.

Mayor Powell handed out justice to a
number of petty offenders yesterday.
Ella Wilson came first, with 1928 Tor
striking another dusky damsel.
Robert Kelly, colored, had hit LIZZIE
Aston, and given her blackeye, ana
had to pay $3.50
William Mcknight had been disorderly
and it cost him S6.25,
John Fleming and Isaac Ferguson had
a fight. 1t cost John $6.25 and Isaac
1925.
Reuben Strong, an old white man, had
to pay $5.25 for violating a city ordin-
ance.
Total Monday harvest, $34.75.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
The Southern Car and Foundry Case
lRn The Associated Press.)

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 26.-The credi'
tors of the Southern Car and boundary
Company met today Ill United States
Court. President Jacquette sent letter
announcing his inability to be present and
asked than an examination be appointed
TO take his statement iii New York.
Receiver Bush. of Birmingham. was
present and made verbal report on the
condition OF the company saying the re
ceivers would probably be able 10 make
a complete report on December / His
statements contains sommc severe re
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
One Lost at Sea. Body Washed Ashore
(By the Associated Press

Norfolk, Va, Oct 26.-The barge LIB
erty, which arrived at Lambert's Point
today from Providence, reports the loss
Of Alfred Luder. one of the crew. while
coming down the coast Saturday night.
The bark encountered the heavy blow
and Luder was in the act of making fast
rope when swept overheard by a sea
He was native OF Holland
The body of Captain j. M. Cookson, OF
Che barge Oracle, which foundered with
i've men off Hogg Island during the hur-
rleane two weeks ago washed ashore &c
day near Kitty Hawk. 1t was identified
by the initials J. M. c., tattoed on the
wrist and will be sent to Boston fol
burial
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28

Greenyille, n. c., Oct 26.-Thc state
Convention OF the Christian church vii
beg nits sessions here tomorrow Many
prominent members Of this denominatio,
will be in attendance. some from othe.
states and speakers OF national reputa-
tcn. Tuesday will be devoted to tEe
Christian Woman's Board Of Missions and
Miss Annie Agnes Jockey, a returned
missionary will be in the meeting. Thc
a, G. Line will sell round trip tickets
for the occasion for $3.50 beginning 40
Cay and until The 18th, good to return
until October 31st.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
Split His Foot

Mr.. James H. Cheatham, one of the
ploprietors Of the Farmers Tobacco
Warehouse here, met with a rather Sc
rious accident at the warehouse yester-
day afternoon. He was cutting some wood
with an axe. when it slipped in some
way and he split his foot Sc severely that
i was necessary to take fourteen stitches
in it. He viii not be able to walk for
several weeks
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28

Atlanta, a., Oct. 26.-The Interstate
ommerce Commission today considered the
complaint of the Southern Yellow Pine
Association against the Southern Railway
and other lines, which it is alleged have
unjustly increased their freight rates on
lumber. Todays testimony was chiefly
with the claims made by the plainti that
these rates had injured their trade.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
Kinston Notes.
ESPECIAL to News and Observer. }

Kinston, n. c., Oct 26.-on Saturday
night when they closed their saloon
Each saloon man delivered his keys into
a mans hands for safe keeping until
Wednesday morning after the election
and the city is enjoying three days OF M
solute prohibition.
Three negro women got to fighting over
a man Saturday night in . restaurant on
North street and for awhile the fun was
fast and furious. Policeman Taylor Got
into the bunch and locked a couple OF TIC
women UP.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
THE sAv0YARp LOST.
1hirty-six People on Board Are reported
Drowned.
(By the Associated Press

Brest, France, Oct. 26-The French bark
Savoyard has been wrecked near here.
thirty-one of the crew, the captains
wife and four other women were lost.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28

The movements of the Savoyard are not
reported in any of the available shippinE
registers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAI.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ii it fails
to cure. Z. w Groves signature is on
each box Csc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-10-28
SEABOARD
AIF LINE RAILWAY

ebert Line &c principal elites If tia
South and &c utbwest, Florida Cuba,
Texas, California and Mexico, also NORTH
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philadelphia New York, Boston. C1ncin-
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Memphis and Kansas City.
Trains leave Raleigh as tollsws
No 81. NORTHBOUND.
1:25 q. m. --"SEABOARD EXPRESS
Norfolk. Portsmouth,, Richmond. Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia New York,
BostoH ard ali points horth, Northeast ans
Enrthwe9t.
No. az.
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For ALL POINTS from Raleigh TO PoTs
mouth, Eorlina to Richmond; coanects
Henderson for Oxford and Weldon With
L. L.; at Portsmouth Norfolk With Al
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No. &c.
1850 A. NJ. "sEABOARD MAIL" FOX
Richmond. Washington Baltimore, Fhis
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No. 81 eOUTEIBOUND.
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800 o. m.-SnABOARD LOCAL VAL
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Tickets sale to all poinA fuliElsS
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Uptown Ticket Office
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05
Oeutides Soft unb @aitbaus.
D. II. Ouerherk,

gt9entbilmer.
Weifenbe unb Rofsdnser finben bic bette ":
comobation, cine quite Wabl3eit ober
Bett per Wa1t fir 25 Gents.
Spe3ieae Staten werben alf Outrage fir
Stubenten, mel9e bier bic S6ule beln6en,
aema1t. Dteies @aitbaus wurbe neulid
init rleueil MObeln ausseftattet, nnb es
wiirbe mid freuer, ale meine alien Sreilnbe,
aelesentli9 ibres 8eiu1es in bieier Stabt,
pieber gu feben. Cine 5uporfommenbe ges
bienun9 3uSefidert.
EB-@ute StaIuus nub @afer beFnoen
i1 beim 6aufe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-05

,,oarapb bic Wprte zines folden Rebs
,,ers eetpiKenbaft gu papier brtnsen,
10 tpiirbe purer l1niinn entiteben. SO
bleibt linn alfo ni9ts iibrig, als aus
benz, mas Der &ebner seiast bat, bas
berausaui9Glen, tpds er bat fagen
tpollen, bic berunsliidten Safe ein5us
renfen, bic i9iefen Musbride unb febs
lerbaften 8iloer ri9tis gu ftelen, unz
nDtbtge Wieoerbolungen aussumer5en,
4nbeutungen arssufiibren, bel allebem
aber bic Iusorudspeiie unD ben Sabz
bau bes GeDners mDgli6it gu pabren.
gs gibt aleroings audi in unIeren So
gen nod Barlamentarier, beren NeDer
bispeilen pa6re Sabinettitide iinD.
Sn iol6en TGllen muB Der Steno~
graph feline Nbpet9ungen BON Der
S9riftipra9e pObl BON @ntgleiiun9en
bes GeDners gu unteri6etben piien;
bieie bat er gu beri9tigen; nolte er
iene ausmer3en, 70 niirDe er ii6 elmer
8ermefenbeit f9ulDi9 MAIDEN. DAB
gu bieier Mrbett Elm feines Sattgefubl,
cine umfafenoe augemeine 8tloun9,
cine griinolt6e 8eherriGung Der Mutz
teripra9e, 8etanntf4aft nit alien
fremben Spr@ fen, in benen gelegentz
li9 citirt pirb, umfalIenbe 9eiebes'
tenntniB unb 9ertraut9eit nit alien
polttii9en unb Sagesfragen gebDrt, TT
leiGt %perftdnblid. @tgentli9 muB Der
Stenpsrapb auf alien 9ebieten Der
WiKeni9aft unb oeS prattif9en 2ez
bens 81 9auie ietn, benin mas tommt
nt6t IQes i'm parliament CUR Spra6e!
Nennen mir i6lieBli9 mod Elm i9nelz
les NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Elm gutes
@ebd9tniB unb cine 8altbliitigfett,
bic i'm befdbist, audi in Der bibisiten
Debate bDqige Seelenrube gu beDabz
rem, 10 ertennt man, baB Der 9eruf
eines parlamentsz St%enOgrap6sn Elm 10
bobes Mab bon setitigen SGbt9teiten
unb &snntniiien porausiest. pte tuum
Elm anoerer Beirut.
Sabei bat Der Stenograpb ni9t elm
mai bas 8enuBtIein, DAP feline 2etz
ftunsen na9 Gebibr setpiirOt9t tperz
ben. Nur penige &ebner itnb etn1i9z
ttg senug, an5uerfennen, mas Elm gez
pifenbafter unO tii9tiser 9tenOgrapb
an ben &tnbern ieines Settles tbut.
0ie meiiten N%6seorbneten ieben, naz
tiirlt9 i'm beiten 9lauben, bic 0erbefez
rungen bes Stenograpben auf ibr
etgenes &onto uno 'i9ieben. Die EN-
~obenbrein bic ni9t gu beiettisenben
Mdngel tbrer Geben in Die S9ube.
1no tper lieit i9liebli6 bic amtlt9en
itenO9rapbif9en Seri9te? Man bari
getrpft bebaupten, bab bic btdleibtsen
8dnbe in ben parlamenten 10 gut tpie
unbenubt liesen unb nur bO6it ielten
etnmal in elmer pi9ttsen 5rase gu
Hatbe seoDgen perben.
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pas &affrr- Aauen.
Glue aefabrIidle l~lniitte, Die iuraer sueiter
UNI iib areift.

Ctne 4ef0btltMe Nnf1tc, ote tMuet metfer
UNI I'D, areift.
Cine neue un1itte, bic fi9 bis Dor
Rursem auf bic Mrbeiter in &affeez
&Oitereten bel 9rGnfte, brpbt in lebter
! 3ett audi i'm augemeinen publtfum
grOBere 9tmenitonen ansunebmeu; es
lit bic 9etpobnbett bes &auens bon
&affee6obnen. @tntge Nerate meinen
fosar, es febe 10 aus, als ob bas &afz
feetauen bic slei9 liebltde ltniitte bes
Sabattauens berbrdngen ppGte. @tnen
9epinn fir unfere gel unbbeitli6en
3uitdnbe lGbt biefe Nusfi9t leiber niht
erboffe7. benin bas &affeetauen lit Guz
Berit i9dblt9. gs er3eust T1erpp1itGt,
bic 9uut Der 8affeetauer fpirb blei9,
bic 3Gbne erhalten na6 unO na9 cine
i9Ddr5lt6e Jarbe unb Der Nppetit
ptrb unter9raGen.
9ie Ser. Gtaaten 1inb felt einieen
Sabren bereits Der bsoeutenbite aaffeez
toniument Ter 8elt. SIN leBten Sabre
purbsr biersulaube 9OO,OO0,OOO
Pfunb aaffee aufse6raudt, elm
Auantum, bas eeniigt, um $780,
100000 SaHen bes braunen Sranfes
Der 2ebante fer5uite0en. Ser &affeez
sebrau9 in Ontel Cams Gebiet lit
i9on beute foit UNI elm Orittel srDber,
als Der aasr anberen 2dnber au1amz
mensenomnien. Ser beriibmte Ser
liner Mebiainer YrpfeTDr 0ir6op
metnte benin audi, bic Maserfeit bes
Entertainers, feline bletde @eiidtsz
farbe unb bu9srabtse N%erbpIitGt, lei
uie bic Nattonaltranfbett Der 8iirger
Der Ser. Staaten, bic berii9ttgte ODsz
pepiia, auf ben iibertrtebenen &aff eez
genub auridaufiibren. SIS tpGre inte=
reliant getpefen, gu bOren, mas tpobl
Der srobe @elebrte erft sefaet bdtte,
penn er in elmer &affeerDiterei bierauz
lanbe bdtte mttanfeb miiFen, tpte bic
Qrbetter ale Iusenbltde Elm babies Ouz
benb Der bufttsen 8obnen atpi19en bic
3dbne f9teben.
Sie leibige Mngepobnbeit finbet cine
10 tpeite 8erbrettung, ipeil Der Sc
(6mad Der gerDiteten &affeebpbnen elm
iberaus angenebmer 1T. Sbre Dtr=
lung als Sttmulana entfpri6t Der
zines 9laies 8ter ober zines S6luz
des @bistp. 9ieiem eefdbrli9en Ser
benret5 1T es pobl audi ousuI9reiben,
baB bic 2eute, pel9e fi9 bas &affeez
tauen angepDbnten, nur f9ner ipieber
babon ~ab5ubringen iinb.
Inter ben Irbeitern, bic nit &affee
gu tbun haben, iinb eigentlt9 rur bic
@rperten, pel9e na9 ibrem @eru9
unb 9ef4mad bic 8obnen fortiren,
bon Der iblen Qnsetpobnbeit bes &afz
feefauens fret. sic iinb iebo9 gu biez
! Ter gntbaltfamfeit geatpungen, neil tie
fonft fiir ibren 8eruf unfdbig tpiirben.
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3u oerfaufen.

@ultipirte 1armen unb milbes eanb in Ell.
ner gang fatbolii9en Nuiieblung 81 Yter3,
Worrtion County, Minn., i'm @arten Wtin=
nelotas selesem, inter aunebmbaren Sebin=
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