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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
WILL USE FLAG.
W. c. T. U. Will Not Adopt "Unhy

w. ". u. v. Will iSot AQoPe Onny
gienic' Handkerchief as Salute.
Cincinnati, O., Nov. 16.-The thir-
teenth annual convention of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union be-
gan a session OF six days here with a
very large attendance. The session
was devoted to welcoming addresses
and responses and routine matters.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. N. Stevens, presi-
dent, delivered her annual address.
Mrs. Henrietta l.. Monroe OF ohio.
offered prayer When the convention re-
assembled in the afternoon.
Following the report on credentials
Mrs. Susanna M. D. Fry submitted her
annual report as corresponding secre-
tary.
The reports of Mrs. Helen Morton
Barker, as treasurer, and Mrs. Celista
BigeloW, as auditor, We're submitted.
At the afternoon session, on account
of much talking in the audiences" it
became necessary to appoint a ser
geant at arms. Mrs. Demerest Of New
Jersey was appointed.
On motion of Mrs. Marie c.. Brehn
Of Chicago, the American flag vas:
adopted for the official salute instead
of the 'tunhygienic use Of handker-
Chiefs" and a COMMITTEES appointed to
| secure the flag.
Mrs. Helen G. Rice, in reporting as
general secretary Of the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion, introduced prominent
workers from different states to show
what was being done by that branch.
Several superintendent reported OF
their departments, and addresses by
others were heard.
Mrs. Francis w. Letter, national SUI
perintendent Of physical education,
conducted exercises with the audience.
Banners were awarded to the differ
ent states showing the best results in
these departments.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
LAID WASTE.
Region Near Belle Fourche Completely
Overrun by Destructive Hoppers.

Region Near Belle Fourche Completed,
overrun by Destructive Hoppers.
Belle Fourche, S. D., Nov. 1S.-The
legion northwest of Belle Fourche was
almost completely overrun during the
past summer and fall by destructive
grasshoppers, and reports from the
eastern part Of Montana, near south
western North Dakota and northwest
srn South Dakota are discouraging.
Heavy losses are expected this win
Ter unless stock is moved out The
country is a waste, there being no
grass or other vegetation save cactus
md sage brush
The stock1nen in eastern Montana
appreciate the seriousness Of the stu
alton and have shipped out their stock
closer than ever before. Some sheep
men have moved their tlocks one to
:wo hundred miles Isl into the Dako-
las, where grazing is fairly good, the
yrasshoppers not having reached that
segion. Where the grasshoppers haze
Aaten off the grass every breeze sends
me dust across the prairie, while a
brisk wind carries dust enough to give
The appearance of a blizzard.
In ali parts of the range country
arge outfits are going out Of bust.
ess.
AN ALLEGED MURDERER.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
FOR WESTERN MINERS.
Federation of Labor in Session at Bos,
ton A~ppropriates $1,000 for Aid.

lIseHIe ~'rf iva 4n#
Boston, Nov. 17.-Progress in dis
posing Of resolutions was made at the
convention OF the American Feredation
OF Labor. Many matters still await ac-
ton, however, only 40 of the $50 or
more resolutions introduced having.
peen passed upon. This meeting was
marked by a lively discussion of the
question whether the convention should
appropriate $1,000 fer the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners.
A resolution to this effect was finally
adopted after immaterial amendments
had been adopted.
The appropriation was supported by
John Mitchell and the other delegates
Of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, and opposed by President Gompers
and First Vice President Duncan. The
resolution of Delegate LAWN, of
W~ilkesbarre, Pa, that %unionists spon-
~taneously ppos and ridicule unfair
lnjunctions issued by capitaliatsuaie
Charles" was voted down after the dele
gate had delivered the most impas-
stoned address the convention had
,eard 10y
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
HANNA ISSUES The
FORMAL NOTICE
Republican National oomm11-
tee to Meetin Washing
ton Decemger ~.
TO PLAN THE CONVENTION
Session Will Last Two Days and Win
Fix Place, Time and Arrange
ments for Next Years Nom
mating Gathering.

washington, Nov. Ex-senator Han
ma. chairman of the republican national
committee, today mailed to each menu
Der of the committee a letter calling
them to meet at Washington, Decem-
Der IL. The call, which is also signed
Inv Perry S. Heath, secretary, follows:
of the republican national
committee are hereby called to meet at
the Arlington hotel, Washington. d. c.,
at noon Friday, December IL. It is x
pected the session Will continue over
Sunday, December 10, the business be-
fore the committee being to decide the
time and place of holding the next re-
publican national convention and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
lack Dinnan Charged With Robbins
and Killing Laborinu Man.

Sioux Falls. S. D., Nov. l7.l-y-A MAJ CIV
ng his name as Jack Dinnan has been
placed under arrest here on suspicion Of
having murdered laboring man at
breckenridge, Mimi, a short time g
IN alleged@accomplice. Bill" Haley, has
liso been arrested at Sheldon, Ia, for
completely in the crime. The laboring
nan was hit OF the head with a bottle,
rom a high bridge. 1t developed he was
aot dead and was found by persons who
cared for him until the next day, when
ne died. But before his death he is al
eyed to have amt che men who as
8laulted and slugged him. Dinner refuses
o talk since MS arrest, although it is
aid that prior to being arrested he adj
nitted to u local s~aloonkeeper that he got
INTO trouble in Minnesota by hitting aman
a theEhead with a bottle.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

Mrs. Overton, who lives ear Glea-
son, Tenn, came in own the other day
for the purpose of seeing a passenger
train. She is so years old and has lived
within fifteen miles of the railway near
ly all her life, but had never. even seen
the track up to this time. On hearing
the train approaching she became very
much excited and refused to go nea
the track, thinking h train a great
monster capable of doing her harm If it
desired. She returned home greatly
worked up over her adventure.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
Herr Macyo, before the convention OF

Herr MacGo, before the convention. Of
the Verein Deutscher observation-disclosures,
said that during the last eleven years
the average productive capacity Of
creased more thai: % per cent, while
In Germany it has, if anything, dimin-
ished. This act is attributed to the in
creased use of coal cutting machinery.
OF the bituminous output for 1901, 25.T
per cent. was machine mined. Notwith-
standing the fact that higher wages are
paid in America, coal rs much cheaper
than in Germany, some years it being
less than half the price Of German
coal.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
MOVE TO AID Jews.
'roposaIt5 Raise Great und 10 Al.
sist Those Who Come to Amer
lea From Russia.

New York, Nov. l8s--A movement to
lave all wealthy Jews III this county
put ..aa~s=psTe cent. Of their incomes
No aid Russian Jews to come to this
country is to be started, according to
pr. Isadore Singer. president OF Zion
Educational league. The doctor, who
announced his intention ut meeting
ef the leelgue just held. alsa@ga.d an
attempt will be made TO have the ST.,
100000 left by Baron de Hirsch to the
Jewish Colonization association admin
stored In this country ii aid OF this
york.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
UNDuLY SCARED.
Report Was Current That Homestake
Mine Would Susnend Qperations,

Lead, S. D., Nov. 1S.-A scare a
created a few days ago by the report
That the Homestake company might
AVE to suspend operations at it's
plants, owing to the shortage of coal,
because of the strikes in the south
vest. There is no ground for the ru-
nor, as the Homestake officials de-
clare the ability Of the company to OPP
crate it's plants with wood. Coal was
aot used as a fuel by the company I'M
III a few ear ago., end all its fur
1aces have wood CRATES.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

Along the lines of the Southern rail-
way there have been added this year
nineteen new cotton mills and eight
knitting mills, which have added to
the total equipment 20,134 looms and
727,35S spind!es. There are now under
construction twenty-three other mills,
with an equipment of l4,025 looms and
5Q0.312 spindles, making a grand total
existing and in sight of 642 mills, 49,
looms and 6,976,S 800 spindles.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
HORSE THIEVES CAUGHT.

Sheriff Had a Hard Three Days Chase
to Capture Them.
Pierre, s.. d., Nov. 16.-Sam Dolphus
and Louis Bronx, two horse thieves,
were lodged in the Pierre jail by Deputy
Sheriff VIM. Moore of Stanley county,
who captured them on the big Sioux
reservation after a three days chase.
Ten head of horses We're recovered, the
brands having been changed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

The ship canal from Lake Huron, In
Georgian bay, almost due south to Lake
Ontario, near Toronto, upon which
work has been in progress for several
years, viii shorten the lake route $50
miles. The highest point is 600 feet
higher than lake Ontario, and a drop
of sixty feet in four miles at Peter
boro, made necessary the building of
the largest locks of the kind in the
world. They are now completed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

With the methods now in use, seven
tenths Of the force in coal is wasted. A
few years ago the waste was nine
tenths. Mr.. Edison declares that a
bucketful of coal should drive an ex-
press train from New York to Phila-
delphia, and a few tons be sufficient for
the largest ocean steamship, whose
bunlters now hold thousands. The
Ocea mic a ton of coal every
three minutes, or about 500 tons a day.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

has noted the hour of death of 1850
persons, his observation covering a
period OF several years, the maximum
hour of death is from 5 to s a rn..,s and
the minimum from 8 to IL d. m.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

When the work of draining the Zuy-
der Zee is completed 1t will be possible
for one to stand on n dyke with the
water of the North sea on n side
only ten feet below him and on the
other side will be the farmers at work
filling the soil from twenty to thirty
feet beneath. The chimneys of the
farm houses will in some cases be be-
low the level of the water on the other
side of the dixie,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
Supreme Court Decisions.

Pierre, S. d., Nov. 14.-The supreme
court today handed down tine follow.
ing decisions.
Joe Kirby. appellant, vs.. Citizens
Telephone company, Sioux Falls, lower
court; affirmed.
Great Northern Railway company,
appellant, Tvs. the town of yiborg, Tur-
ner county. lower court; affirmed.
Oksal. appellant. vs.: N. ii. Kelley;
affirmed.
Richard ii. Morrison VS.. Thomas
O,Brlen, appellant, Of Codington counS
ty; motion te4dismiss denied.
Frank Biackman vs.. city OF Hot
Springs, Fall River county. appellant;
affirmed.
Patrick III. Smith VS.. Detroit Dead
wood Gold Mining company, appellant,
county; affirmed.
wv. y Shtpley, appellant, VS.. H. II.
+ arss5 Observation-Disclosures
South Dakota. defendant in error, vs..
c. Lee Irwin. plaintiff In error, Brook
ings county; reversed.
Joseph G. Davis, trustee, appellant.
vs. Jewett Bros.& Jewett, Minnesshas
affirmed.
%. L.aNIcISinney VS.. Minnehana
stysappeilant; affirmed.
William McVay, administrator, VS..
Hosea Bridgnlan, appellant, Bon
Honis.la county; application to file hrief
granted; motion i dismiss denied9k
Iowa Nationaa.Abank OF OttMmwa rs.
Sherman Bratagcr, appellant, Min
nehaha county: affirmed.
The admitted Nelson G Big
Glow Of Howard on certificate from ILL
nois. 81
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
A OF A. H. HALL.
Postmaster at White Lake and Promi.
nent in DEVELOPMENT of Country.

mont in Development OF Country.
White Lake, S. D.. Nov. ia. II.
Hall. postmaster at this place. died at.
his residence In this city of pleuro-
pneumonia after an illness Of a little
more than a week. Mr.. Hall was an
DID soldier, being second sergeant of
Company b, Ninth regiment, Iowa vol
unteers and serving; during he entire
war. He was very public spirited and
was actively interested in the Develop
meats Of this section in the future of
which he had the greatest confidence.
Mr.. Hall was q man of strong convic-
lions. always an ardent republican. He.
came from L~angworthy. Ia, in 1888 and
located on a quarter section adjoining
the city oilthe west. o which he
resided until about one year ago when
he moved into the city. He was 65
years of 6 and leaves a wife and one
son, the latter being located at Law
ton, Okla.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

London has a new law which might
well be initiated here. 1t provides for
Eprinking old buildings In process Of
demolition, 1T is only surprising that
the watering of such buildings during
the pulling down process to stop the
dust nuisance has not been thought Of
before.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
PENNSYLVANIA WRECK.

S"o uHo 0SVeTdI IHJUTeu py Dc.
railment Of a Train.
Buffalo, Ny. Nov. 1I.-Engineer
Alonzo Cole was killed, four persons
severely injured and a number Of 9th
ers slightly bruised in the derailment
of an accommodation train on the
Pennsylvania road just east of the CITY,
today
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

"A new occupation Is opening for
tramps In England. They station them
selves near a police trap and warm APP
preaching motorists of danger. and, as
resultsare rewarded with donations of
small pieces OF
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

The oldest woman college graduate
in Massachusetts, IL moi in New Eng
land, DR.. Sophornin Fletcher, recently
observed her 95th birthday at Cam
bridge. For thirty years she was the
attending physician of Wendell Phil
lips, invalid wife and has had many
DISTINGUISHED n%atients.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

tramps In England. They station them
selves near a police trap and warm APP
preaching motorists of danger. and, as
resultsare rewarded with donations of
small pieces Of money.
sE4sf -, sl.AaaaG Enretrn Bible society
which In d few months completes cen
fury OF work, has issued no fewer than.
180.000.000 copies of be- scriptures,
which al + now printed In nearly 400
different languages:
Scotland has an area Of 1s,0s2,4s2;
acres, Of which 1894 ,466 acres are UNI
der cultivation, One hundred and
twelve persons own one-half of the to-
tai area. and eighteen persons own one
fonrthso f II a:ss
aSs1t IS considered that agriculture In
italy has need to be greatly anchor
ated,sand this will be brought about by
radical reforms insthe methods of cul-
stlvationsand the augmentation Of pro-
sdlction.
Beers. who still refuse to take
oath ot loyalty, are#tosbease sent back to-
South lAfrica from Geylon, inScustody,
In order to show themAthe absurdity OF
their attitude.'sa the London Mail;
The ST. Louis law school, g. branch5of
the washington university. has refused
a-ioSreceiyesas d student Charles r Kelly
fornIer Ire H. s:ss5e aeIeH
gatessSsconvicted OF bribery n
g#asJE liussKruttschnadt jr.. went to Yale
SslAs aSfreshInana ms special ear, Quad
AAlos.pe III ssfath is fourth Vice pres
Sidentand general manager B the
Sentiment Pacific railroad
saa5aNA
|SSsrl spriagfield riheis PROBABLY
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

j. III. Hale employed on his farm in
Georgia a negro boy named Joe. Were
having hot weather, joe remarked
Mr.. Hale, blistering day in July.
Yes, sir. boss" said Joe, reflectively,
"ef I wuz OWN a man a hot day, an
he wouldn' TEX dis one, fore de Lawd
wouldn' know where to look for one
TO nav him wfdin
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
cornstalk Disease.

" COFnSCdIK DISeaSE.
Ethan. s. D.. Nov. 16.-The cornstalk
disease has again made Its appearance.
&c. G. Hewlett, living one mile north of
this place, having four herd of cattle
dead. Quite a number of losses are re-
ported by farmers west OF this place.
Husking is being pushed rapidly, but
many acres are still In the fields. The
yield is from As to SO bushels an acre.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19
SHOOTING Affair al Reresford.

Shootlhg Affair at Beresford.
Beresford, IS. d. Nov. 16.-A shooting
ARRAY upon the street here might have
ended fatally had 1t not been for the
poor workmanship of Philip Neuhartll.
A. w. Swenson, a merchant fet Neu-
Sharth on the street and In forcible.
language demanded the payment of an.
old bill. Neuharth started to move
away saing he had no time to talk
to him. This enraged Swenson and he.
STANDARDIZATION still demanding pay
ment of the bill. Neunarrn whipped
out a revolver and fired at swenson,
who by this time had started to re-
treat and lodged Into a store before
more than n shot could be fired.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

When President Roosevelt said that
a public officers reputation should be
clean as a hounds TOOTH he%was
given a good deal of credit for in
venting an expressive phrase. Some
one has Just dug ur the fact that Sem
ator Edmunds used precisely the same
words ten or a dozen years ago in de-.
scribing a Vermont applicant for office.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1903-11-19

AN ALLEGED MURDERER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

ZIG III id,ilbern permGMie? Scr
@idni oe4 Witidc> 1lrdlmob mo pcr
tiGfie Ole Ounttln Gage Der %erNon
Hti'beit ~itn0 mari, gleidnpie cilt
Hcudlttfmrm hts brouleuoc Mcer,
ieilc Strnblcn lpcit bt!nma III 81.
III ltiirliliid)cn @onen fonmicnOer
3eit. Scr Sunncridcin chi Grifu'S
ScbcnsircG ncridnuolIo nod cilmol,
nm hnnl ODER beltp bcrrlia)cr uuO
ocllcrnoer empor6Nitciacn.
G3 mar i'm Sabre 1913, oils ibr
hclbcmniitbiNcr @attc. iopie ihr I'M
adrtcItUl SiiHglingsnlter ltebenOcr
Sobn in glcidlcr bciliger Segeilte.
ring Die @offen crNriiieL llnl nit
bcin gnn5cn ociiiihcu &olfc fiir
&ntcrlonb mo Gbrc. fir Srcibeit
rnb (S%laltbcn ~ fGmpfen. Mit
SQuicnocn bculibcr Srallen mo
SSltngfrmien ~5iiiertc Grita in Den ge-
~idhrpollen Stunbeu ser Gntibeiollng
lire @ebete eiuien ii1 init tauleno
mo n%bcrtanieno beiBen 0ebeten so
%geuocr, hpifenoer Ser5en.
Ser SieN lullrbc errltll1en, bn$
Sod Der Trcmoberrihuft %obgeporien
nno oic @icoer0etnrt Scutldlano'S
roa5oNch. Gie Srieriid)en 2arloe
wltrben ourd Den Sricbensid)liib al
Eoris nit Der prglBild)en aronc pers
e;nigt.
Nad oeln micoer ocutId)en Srier
elite Grifa gum Gmpidnge Der ans
Srnnfreid beimfebrenoen &rieger.
Inter ~inlldJ5enbem 3liruien bes
Golfe5 Sog Wenerul @rof Soos bon
@nloef - Elm rilbmgcfronter Selo
- al ser Spibe leiner iieggelpobn-
Ten Srl,ppen in Die Stobt. Nit
eincm S6rei Der Greltoe flog feline
ebclc @cnablin linn entgegen; itol5
un6 9liiticlig rubte lie oil leiuent
&cr5cn. Dor alien Menifcn i'm lnl-
ornleno, Naen 5~uiubello: Or lit
mein, Seine Gbre, ieine 2iebe =
aaeS lit mcin!"
glltd) Ser iunge Stammbolter
febrte ols Sffi5icr 5uriid; feline Sruit
mar nit Der bodlten QUESTIONING,
ben eiiernen arcu5c eritcr Sloiie, se-
id1ni:dt.
@eaeiiterte Siinglinge ino Mdn-
uer aus ollcn StdnOen. obne Inter
ihieO, aleih on &aterlanosliebe, an
Spferwiligfeit nno an &eroienit,
fcDrten in oie Seimatb 5ilriid. Nur
blird sic oQsemeine, tooesmntbige
Sinaebung NOR cs moalid) se%luorOeu,
baS arobe 3iel 81 erreiden.
8cmcinldrn mohntc man Dem
Senfesgottcshienlt I'M boben Come
bel. Gs mar cine erereifenoe Seier
lno fcin Nuge blieb tbrGnenleer, als
inter Dem Conner Der &nnonen nrtb
bem @clGntc Ser @loden pieltmlieno-
thinning ser belttihe Choral ertonte:
SEER, GROCER @ott, Gid lp6en mir!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Gichselntes &apitef.

I. Oh bit bo6 meilL
SD babe 9id ermorben,
llno oller Sabre Derbe
YeirL
sln bieiem Gag lit lie Da,
bingeltorben.
S. @roe.
Nm fo(aenSen Gage mnrae Die
Gonlteiie 3emaiu elmer ireuoigen Sa'
aIilieui5ene. Der Ir5t mar getonIs
riell. INN, iuie CT idersen6 iuate, 81
ieben, Oh er Dem Yotienteu eili 8es
innObcits-s ltteit alsiertigen Tonne.
Sic ltnterlndlung mliBte cine lebr
cinGcbcnoe fem; Den barrelOeu Mnge-
hosigcn i'm Sor5immer biinfte es
iuerigitenS, oils Oh lie cine gipigfeit
ipabre. Gnolid flog Die Sbiire ouf,
rno aliiditroblelo erihien s(ntoniuS
onf Der Sdapelle. Sas mar mieoer
Der iugenofriife Selo nit Der
&oltnng na Solicit mlo Dem ir0b.
lid, fiibneu Nolerblid!
Better. Wtlltter", rief err freuOi9,
INN miro aaes gut. Guer Sobn lit
fem &riippel!" 3nr 9efraitigrmg
Icincr @orte bepe9te er ben grnL
ipcld]rn or biSber nod I'M Serbano
getrogen, nod) rehtS hno liufS, auf
uun nieoer.
Ser &il6cl, mclder bieicr Gnt-
oedrn9 iolgte, mar G%reu5enlos. Die
Wiutter Weinte uu0 ladte DOE 6reuoe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Surge Noti3en aus Der wiNems
iGattlid)en &elt.
(Son s. s. SilIig, 9. s.

@on s. s. Sillig, 9. s. Z
Gallta in Eeru ioll Dos trodenIte
Glima ailf Groen baben.
Cine eiu5iae Sobrif in Connecticut
fabricirt tlg!if cine Gilen-Sette, 10
Meilen lang.
Chicago biloet jest Ben Mittel.
punft fiir @ilenbabnlinien, beren @e-
Inmnltldnge $4,000 Meiien betrdgt.
Ser lGneIte Sclepbonorabt bon
eiGer Stanae 5ilr anOeren lit bel 2all-
cclter, Ea. Gr i~iberipnnnt Die Sil-
qi,ebomn, sic BORT 5000 SUB brett
lit. Ger 5ucItlGngite iii 5piid)en
Eusfo luln &ennepid, @uib, $500
Sub lang.
Die Ihnu lGngit geplantc Giicn
bcba bon Saifn III Sprien nod Dem
See @eneiareth ioll 0enm1hlt IN Nn-
grifi genommen wer0en. Sic Sabu
loli G1saretb berilbren uno Oeu Gee
@euelaretb nit Der Sabnlinie uerbin.
Den. OnrdJ ole Der Snltm GdmaStlS
nit Mtetta perbinben mill.
- 4: s:
Gas eintrGglid6te 9ergipcrf ser
@elt. - Gs lit buS mcber eiu @olos,
Silber-, nod @beliteinberglperf, lel-
oern 0oS Calumet mo Seclu aiipfcrs
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