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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-26
NEWS 60 ENSATIONS.
Wednesday. June II. 81. B.

"Wednesday, june u. .s
The volcano Vesuvius Is IN full
eruption. s9 5s5:@ s ss5s. No.
8 Fire at Webster City, Ia, destroyed
he Northwestern Felt Shoe company's
plant. Loss, $4,000; insurance. $685..
900. .:= s55.: SIS.
Major K. B. Harlow, formerly post
master of st. L, lis and veteran of
the Civil war, died Tuesday Of
paralysis. ,,s.1, :.
The Rev DR.. Hathaway, secretary
of the American Sabbath union, died
suddenly at the Pasadena, Cal. hos
pital after an operation for appendi-
citis. HIT ~. -.
Omaha building operations, tied up
for four months on account of a strike
Of bricklayers, hod carriers and as
sociates in the building trades, were
resumed Monday. -. p"
Prince Urosoff, hitherto lieutenant
governor Of the government of Tam
bot, has been appointed provisional
governor of Bessarabia, in succession
to Governor Won Raaben, who IVES
dismissed as result of the Kishineff
massacre.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-06-26
Thursday, June 18.

Bonnie O'Brien, aged eleven years.
was drowned in the Mississippi river
at Minneapolis.
Advices received by mail from the
Orient tell of Russia's aggression il
Thibet. as we'll as Manchuria, Mongc
liza and Korea.
Nearly 10000 persons attended tn
volksfest Of the Northeastern Sael.
gerbund at River View park in Balti-
more Wednesday,:
The British monitor Scorpion, in
tow of the British tug Powerful,
foundered eighty miles off Georges
shoal. The crew of fifteen men were
rescued.
The Burlington, the Omaha, the
Great Western and the Rock Island
have announced their intention of
meeting the Wisconsin Central's So
Chicago-St. Paul rate.
Two Milwaukee physicians have is
sued an authorized statement that
Lolita Armour, treated by Dr. Lorenz,
is perfectly we'll, and refuting reports
derogatory to the famous Austrian
physician.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
Real Estate
PULL FOR BUSINESS
Commercial Club and Real Estate
Board Aid Growth of the
City.
Negotiations with New Companies
Are Under Way for the Com
ing Spring,

The Commercial Club, thru it's pub
lie affairs committee. is closely related
to the Minneapolis Real Estate board.
The public affairs committee is con-
stantly In touch with manufacturing
and wholesale firms which are seek
ing sites here, and If upon investiga-
ton the proposition is considered good
the committee looks up property situa-
BILE for the business. This interests
the real estate man; first, because he
is able to offer properties and thus on
making a sale get his commission, and
second, because anything that helps
the town pushes the real estate busi-
ness.
On the other hand, the real estate
men have clients who are looking up
new commercial fields to conquer and
they consult the public affairs COM
mittee in regard to the disposal of
shares of stock. The city is benefited
both ways.
Minneapolis has really passed be-
yond the bonus stage, SO that business
concerns are seeking the town rather
than the city is after the business, al
tho Minneapolis is mighty glad to get
new business establishments estab-
lished here. The daily filing of arti-
cles of incorporation with the register
of deeds is rarely watched as an indi-
cation of the cfty's growth. altho it is
just as much an indication as the filing
of deeds and mortgages.
Business firms are likely to work
quietly, and neither the real estate
agent, the broker promoter nor the
public affairs committee is willing tc
give out information until deals are
absolutely closed. For this reason the
public is not apprised of any negotia.
tions which are under way preparatory
to the esta tablishment Of new firms nex1
| spring, or sooner.
The Great Western CONSTRUCTION
company has been formed this week
with capital of $4,000 and liability
| limit Of $1,000,000 to deal in lands
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
Y. M. c. A. BOARD MEETING
Figures Presented Show Activity
Along All Lines-Plans for
Thanksgiving.

Favorable reports were presented
last night at the monthly board meet
ing of the Y. M. G.. A. as follows:
Boys department, membership to date,
373: enrolment in night school, 80;
in Bible classes, IS; in Sunday club,
tary arithmetic, II; penmanship, 49,
spelling, 46; bookkeeping, 16; gram
mar, 10; electricity, 6 camera class,
12.
Physical Department - Business
mems class attendance, 1919; students
class, 126; young mems. LOIS; boys,
so; intermediate. 206; working boys,
522; boxing, So; hand bali, 500;
wrestling, 40; physical examinations,
60; exhibitions 900; cross country
runs, 260; Bible classes for gymnasi-
um members. men, 80 and boys. 120.
Employment Department - From
Aug. 1 to Nov. 1, 129 classified appli-
, cations for men received, from boys
So; from business men SO calls for men
and boys; rs men and 20 boys placed
in positions.
Educational Deuartment-Men en-
rolled in classes, 451, a gain of 81:
class fees, $1;689, gain of 1886:
searehllght club first meeting held, 25
members present; Scandinavian Liter
ary society formed with II charter
members; reading club to be started
this week, 25 volumes purchased.
Entertainment-O reception
hello. Oct. 8; stag socials each Saturday
night with average attendance of 1876,
refreshments served: arrangements
being made for joint Thanksgiving
night social with Y. w. G.. A. in the
building of the latter association.
Memberships members in
1903. 1.102, gain of 104: Junior mem.
bers, 373, gain of 10: total. 1852, gain
of 12S; cash receipts for October.
$2,922. gain of s135.5O.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
PUSHING FOR R. R. 5
Residents Of Northern Part of State
Think There Are opportu-
mites There.
The Lines Will Doubtless Build if
They Can See Business
Ahead.

Newspapers in the northern part of
the state predict that railroad build
ing in the upper quarter of Mime
sofa, now untraversed by railways,
will be pushed next season. Rail-
way officials hold the same view. The
new citizens in the wild country want
to reach the twin city markets and
the railroads are willing to supply
these wants If returns seem likely to
be sufficient.
North Of the Fosston line Of the
Great Northern the state is filling rap
idly. Increased transportation ia
cilities are needed. Save for the lines
running north and south, the Iron
Range lines and the new road build
ing in Koochiching, the north part Of
the state has few railway facilities.
The Great Northern's Thief River
Falls branch does not yet tap the
country nor does the Itasca Lumber
company's road reach far enough
nOrthWard.
1t is reported that the Great North
ern will extend its Thief River Falls
line to the western. and northern por-
ton Of the new territory. The 500 is
also due to push it's Glenwood ex-
tension north to the Red Lake coun-
try. At present the settlers up north
find it more convenient to trade in
Winnipeg.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,,Ia; H; j. Holmboe to Angus W.: Smith. lot g.,
steSs !ets aa Is e. block & atar aa' Line NE
Straw and Ellsworth Manufacturing company
to Anthony B.. Ware. lot 25 and part lot 26.
Mary E. Heinrich to f''iir Harriet S. waldron. lot
I and part lot 8, General Couch's addition,
segried Wang and husband to ARA II. VIII.
liams, lot 10. block 6. Bidlenan's addition,
James R. Marvin to George w. Yates. part lot
| Z, Flock 14s, Minneapolis etc, $3.50. - =
| James A. Pagan and wife to Sarah G.. Smith
sna chsnass adoa SS5 5ats sas G. block
bone, part 1t IL = Denins's Polk street rear
Cora NJ. Chute and husband to Luke W. Mort
| held. lot "a, block 10, Menage's supplement
John D. Cleghorn and wife to Ceylon E
Lyman. lots and g. Washington Yale addition
Alice L. Torrey and husband to Eli g; Lyons
TONS Rizzir Third aadtion %iIao $500 aaa ,,nnv
lot 9, block 50, tiroveland addition. -s1,45o:,
Elizabeth D. Innes to Katie G; Lyons, lots
saee: sas 2 block A. Fen'nst'n's Third addition
Minnesota pebenture company to May !. Lqnd Luz
John kraus and wife to Katie Lellig. lot Is
block 2. Northern Pacific addition: 81 $50.
Edward Peterson and wife to John G. Lee
tion, s4oo - -
Rozancth E. Mayham and husband to Charles
a Bulls Bull eJod lot 2 block 1e, Lennon Newe1f'
Anna y. Henry and husband to Kennedy G
/ Henry. lot II, block s. Highland Park .addi
%tion, So S00
II. B. Scott and wife to W. Dechmann, lo
30. block 2, Oak Trees addition. $3.50.
John w. Day and wife to Frank E. Day e.
al. part lot 0, block 6s, Town of Minneapolis
| 81 .0OO 9ti
Alvin W. Krech and; wife to Joseph Cricl
and wife. lot %, block A. Clinton avenue addi
| tion. $500.
/ Georgiana Brown to Robert L. Adams ct al
south half Of lot 2, block 10, Lennon & Newell
addition, 5000. ~
Thomas Lowry and wife to Alice L. Chad
| wick. lots II and o. block Is, first divisioi
| Remington park $500.
National Bank of Cynthia to Ida NJ. Gale
hand. lot 27. block 49, second division Reming
ton park, $125
| Minnesota Savings Fund and Investment com
| pany to Amanda l.. Eckman, part lots 10 an
20. block 2. Harrison Street supplement, $1,000
/ Twelve minor deeds. $2S7.
Total, thirty eight deeds, $44,737.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
KNEW HOW TO WALK
a Circus Clown Ordered to walk Out

A Circus Clown Ordered to Walk Out Of
Town.
j. G.. Reiff. a circus clown. was in court
this morning. charged with vagrancy. In
defending himself of the charge he said
he left Chicago month ago to join a
show.
How did you get out of Chicago?''
asked the court.
Il walked out admitted the defendant
And where did YOU walk to first %
And to box car answered Reiff.
and walked out of the car into Mad
ison.''
Since you are such good walker"
said Judge Dickinson. II will give you Just
one hour to walk out of Minneapolis, and
If YOU are found in the city after that time
YOU will have to serve the thirty days
'sentence which now stands against YOU -
Reif asked the court the nearest route
out of town and started out of the room.
He stopped at the door and said. Good
by. Judge I'm much obliged to you, but
you won't see me ilfsthe city after an hour
because you know show people learn to
be pretty good walkers. Reiff was ar
rested for borrowing a chew of tobacco
from a stranger and then running OF with
the plug. II
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
The TURKEY MAY SOAR
EARLY Wet Weather and Packing
Houses May Push Thanksgiv-
ing Meat Up.

p Two factors promise to chase the
Thanksgiving turkey up to a pretty
hlgh roostlng place, says the Com
lnercial Bulletin.
The first of these is the wet wealth
er in the northwest this year, particu-
larry early in the season when the
turkeys were small and unable to care
for themselves. Dealers from parts cf
The country from which many of the
turkeys come to the twin city market
say Ihats shipments will be light.
The other factor is the big meat
packing concerns which are more
than likely to corner the market or.
If they do not corner 1t, to come so
unpleasantly close as to run prices
up to an almost prohibitive notch.
The indications are that they are
the short crop in the northwest and
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
Thirty New Homes.

The United States Installment Real
ty company have just closed contracts
for the building of thirty new houses,
at an average cost Of about $4,000.
They now have ten houses under con-
struction. This company was organ
lied only two years ago and in this
short space of time has bought and
built homes worth over 100000 for
their contract holders.
BUILDING PERMITS.
George Swanstrom, 663 Huron street Sc
dwelling. $1,000.
s; p. ogren. oil Mississippi avenue, dwelling
81, 600. :
Julia Janatzky, $40 Thirteenth avenue NE
dwelling, 81 900
City hall and courthouse commission. finish
ing main entrance to building, $4,000.
Total, seven permits. S53415
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
OFFICE: SUITE 800 KAsorA BLDG.

perhaps in some other sections these
CONCERNS will have an unusually good
chance to get their bite out of the
turkey business.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
Ik0RTR-W WESTERN lINE|
AlV =. !. !. :. Ill
IC. ST. e. M. q @. RX

Ticket Office, 600 Nicollet.
eEx. Sunday. Others Daily
Chicago, Milw'kee. Madison.
Chics go--Fast Mnii ...... !.
korla-Western Lint d
Chicago. Milw'bee, Madison
ChicageAtlantic Express.
Duluth, Superior. Ashland. ;.
Twlhght Limited.
Duluth. Superior. Ashland. J.
Elmore, Algona, Des Moines
Elinore. Algona, Des Moines
NewUltn. Tracy, Watertownl
Sioux City. Omaha, Blk Hills
Su city. Omaha, Kan. Cy.1
Watertown. Huron. RedtieldI
Worthipgton. Mitchell, Su F.
Omaha Limited
Sioux City, Omaha, Colorado
Su City, Omaha, Kan. Cy.l
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
MINNEAPOLIS, st Paul & Saall Ste. Marie

Lv. Depot. Sd and Washington avs S. AR
a:45 ami Pacific Express. daily. 100 pm
6:35 PM Atlantic Limited. daily -. 1890 am
Depot 9TH and Washington avs N.
30 PM -. Dakota Express, daily -. $50 am
500 ami Rhinelander Local, eX. SUM-. sos pm
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07

Major General Isaac Catlin tells story of
one Of his political campaigns. 81 voted for
you, said a workingman the day after cleo
lion in brooklyn where the general figured as
candidate for county Office ara didn't ont intePd nd
NV house and you patted my goat, Billy. and
gnv him an apple and. says /, If the Generals
SO sociable as all that he must have my vote.
Glass houses Of very substantial kind can
now be built. SilesiAn glassmakers are turning
out glass bricks for all sorts of building pur-
noses.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
No Risk to the Sick
/ Furnish The Book.
| Take all Risk.

spend cents-you write That's ALL Send
me money-Take whatever. Just get the book
you druggist by you-your neigh
perhaps with that druggist to let have
six bottles Of Shops Restorative month trial
you will stand the 550won't you?
Anyway this offer for five years. And for
that 80 each 40 accepted
paid. They need not have paid Do think
they would had it failed?
n dishonest, either- With him
fai1ed-And admitted the failure, too
DR.. Shoops Restorative
can't cure Cancer-no medicine There must be
/.
But then the loss Invariably the druggist
Neither is this philanthropy. 3&s4aas s.et
m giving something for nothing.
an ford to at
tell others of Quite natur-
DR.. Shops Restorative to ailing
@.4 E ,t#.a =
this gain.
partly for having the largest medical
practice physician in America
writing because of the help I have
brought their And in turn will tell sick
friend, when helped you.
fortieth one--when failed-is friend for
did that medicine could do.
too neighbors, Shops Restorative,
# 1t fails it is free.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07

EnOne. StV. Mdtu.
Leave. Arrive.
1850 ami 1920 pm
600 pml 1000 am
500 z:35
pm am
1920 pnI 5:2o pm
*I:35 ami $500 pm
400 9:35
pm pm
t1:10 ami $40 pm
7::S0 pm 80 am
9:05 am $40 pm
aT::10 am SLOAN
j 9:05 ami $40 pm
$50 PM $50 am
$50 PM $50 am
z:3O 8:lO
pm am
$50 pml $40 aH
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
MILWAUKEE, DEPOT.
Chicago, Milwaukee 4
81. Paal Railway.

Ticket office, S2S Nicollet 8
sDaily. zEx. Sunday. xEx. Sat
Chicago, La X. Milwaukee. i
Milw kee. La Crosse. Winonal
Chicago. La x. Milwaukee.
CHICAGO, "PIONEER" LTD
Chicago. La X. Milwaukee. j
Northfield. Faribault. zk. City
Chicago. Faribault. Dubuque
Northfield, Faribault, Austin.
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rock Is.
Ortonville, Milbank, Aberdeen]
Ortonville, SFargo. Aberdeeni
Pennington, Mankato. Wells.
Harrington, Mankato. Wellsl
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
How | Can Do This.

The that give power
strength specialiststreat
themselves the that control these
sans. That is treating the effect--not the
This discovery.
For 80 in hospitals and at bedsides for
what at last found Tn this prescription-Dr.
Restoratiye-was perfected
My Books, shown below. tell of achievements n
achievement of value until the
benefit by it.
s. Send for the book need.
Learn now what keep, prize the rest of
life.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07

Mild cases chronic often cured with two
bottles. druggists.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-11-07
HOck EBxaz7W YSfasas


Albert LEA, Cedar Rapids.
Davenport Rock Island.
Moline. Chicago, Bur- 9:10 ami 4:5o pun
lington, Quincy and St.
Louis ................. $50 pm $40 am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
91l 0lrm0Qio.

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fdufen.
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9rei5en or0erpGrts.
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gBir oloubcu an unioutsmus unO Cages
Iibt fur's @ei5dft. Der 2uotu ibljcBt nm
6 llbr QbcnDs, Samtags nm II u5r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

CSC. bis S1.OO seiocm= 3ete, 29c.
1900 CARDS SeiDen : Gefte feiner
Qualitdt in Daiitsz uno 8leioerldrz
gen, oGe @efpebe bieisr SaiIon; bic
Mert6e rdngiren BON 69c. bis 81 pro
YarO. 9pe3ieG pro garO. .29c.
39c. iapaniItbe GOrOco @aid= Sei=
DC, 1850.
100 Sti6s e9te iapaniI9e Gor0e0
@aI8 : SeiDe, oQt OeITns uno Sur
ben. Sn Solge bes fpe3iea nieOrigen
Preiie5 iinO mir ge3pungen, Die on
jebe ein5eIne 9erIon Derfaufte 9artie
auf Is CARDS gu bef6rdnten. Gur
fir mprgen, 39c. Setbe 49,. 1876.
75c. id1tuarSe SpulnrSS unS iapani'
ide Geioe, $50.
1900 garbs gang feiDene 24z3Oqige
i4par3e 6ouIarbs unb i6tpdr3e japaz
ntf4e Seibe; garantirte GpOner SIR
bung, fir @aiits unb StraBentleiOer.
Nur fir mDrgen .39c.
Sang ieioene 9epirfelte Saffetd=
Setbe, 20 3ou brett, pielerlei Sarben,
fopie f4nar3 unb petB, Toe. unO 85c.
QualitGt Soc.
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QuQlitGt re.
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8leiber, 81 QuaIitdt, pro 0arb. .69c.
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20 3oG brett, fir Sadets, @uiits unO
8leiDer, 81 nertb. @pe3ieQ Montag
49c.
@6pur5s @piB 8aFfeta, 20 3OG
brett, fir 6uttsr unO 9leiOer, 65c,
pert6; Montag ...............3 9c.
@4par3e fron30iif6e in Del gez
fOdte Suffeta, q 3ou brett, 79c.
fperth; WpntdQ ...............57 SIC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
Ser 9nnnmazGanal.

Colon, Is. Qpril. - Die nit
glieoer beg 6ubzgomite's Der Der.
Staten Banana GommiHion, bic
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martung SIT maaen, Der 6OuDer=
neur lit in elmer pi6ttgen W}iIItpn
na4 Der 9auptitabt 8OgOta beOrbert
nprben-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
Gin GnOe nit S6reden.

QouisbttGe, 89, Is. Qpril. -
Der 8u66inosr 8eorge M}iGer, Der
nit feiner Satin in ungIifIiher G6e
le6te, neil er fe bur6 augenf6einIi4
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&ugeIn ourd6o6rt, toOt 5uiammen=
brad; ne6en Der Qeife ieines 0pfers
i4OB er ii4 cine 8ugel Dor ben 8Opf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

Sn 8ien muBte Der @traBenba6nberz
te6r eingeIteGt tDerDen. Qmeriz
fanif6e 3obndr8tc in Dresden nit
S9pinoelOiplomen DerbDten. -
2Ou6et i'm 9er3en BON 4l9ier. =
unruben in Spanien. - 4mertz
funer in Rpm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

sSalgbeimrrA uno g8oatommsnbeits fno in
9e3ug auf Gubleug glsi96tO:utenD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19
Qufrequng in + E 3.
Gnbe einer nnieliaen 9eIaeni6aft.

Sort % a ne, SnO., IS. Nprtl.
= 9arr2 s, Seine, Elm p%o6l5a6enoer
@rocerp : Better, Fat bic - Sabre
ate 2t83ie SadIon, gu Der er in 6ei=
Fer 2eiOeni8aft ent6rannt mar, err
i8ofen uno 6ann ou14 einen G4uB
in ben &opf Dem eigenen 9aietn Elm
Gnoe gema4t. Die 2eiden 8eioer
fDurben gu fpdter Q6en6tunoe in
Shines @ei9Gft5Iaoen gefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-19

entf6ieoen, baB berI8iebene ameritas
nti6e 3u6nGr3te, tpel6e Elm 9Ottors
9iplom BON elmer gepiRen G6jcdgo'er
~,uniberIitGt" 6a6en, in DRESDEN nt4t
ben 3ttel 0pttor fi6ren Oiirfen, uua
fein 54ilo nit benz gomen oaruuf
in o6er an i6rem 8ireau dnbringen
f0nnen. 0a8 M2tniItertum bat einen
Ipe3ienen San urteriu6t un0 oaroufs
bin Die 6etreffenben 8a6ndr3te angez
nieTen, ben 5iteL 9ottor bon t6ren
G6ilDern itrei6en gu IaFen. Die
3a6nGr3te poGen an Oas Rei45geri4t
appeGiren. 9a8 a~u5pdrtige 2(mt bat
Dor einiger 3eit isne8 SrItitut in G4iz
cago unterIuaen la7en unO 1T 8u Der
G6luBfolgerung ~getommen, oaB9ots
tor : 0iplome bort mie marine Sen19
meln Derfauft tper6en.
6tebenunbDier3tg 81 q [
uber3et4net.
Berlin, Is. @pril. - Sn finuns
8ienen Rreiien beiBt e8, boB Oa5 llez
ber3ei6nen Der fatIerli6en Qnlei6e
BON $72,5OO,OOO BON ungefG6r AZ
W}ul Der pirtli6en Situation be5
@elOmurfte8 ni6t entIpre4e, benn
man puBte i6on i'm @oraus, OaB bic
@nlei6e ii6er3ei6net perOen piirOe,
uno erfu6te Ourum UNI 3ebn Bis flint
gig N}al me6r, aI8 man Dirtli4 err
fpartet 6Gtte. Cine 8ant ouein
piinf6te $750,0OO,0OO 5u ne6men.
Go8or per6dItniBmaBig feline 6tz
non3z Snititute ma4ter Qnfpru9 auf
Die 6Glfte Der gan8en @nlei6t. Den
Su67cri6enten per6sn 3nei 8rO3ent
i6rer 3ei4nungen genG6rt per0en.
Qnmurf6 auf6e8.
8unger, Is &Prit. - Der 4rGz
ten6ent 6efinoet fi6 i'm QnmarI9 ouf
Te8 pon Saga aus. 8ergeben5 Iu6t
Der Sultan, Refruten BON 0en 8a6Dz
lenzStdmmsn 3u er6olten. 8ieOer
batBt e5, Der Sultan babe bic &rone
feinem 8rucer W2lIe1 angs6Oten, bic
fer fe a6er auggeT6lagen. y}a6 0epez
f6en aus Welilla ge6en Der Sultan
unb iein 8ruber gegeH Saga Dor.
Qufregun8 in 6e5.
Sanger, Is. Qprtl. - 8ertate
aus Sss 6eIagen, bort 6erri6e genalz
tige Qufregung, neil e5 beiBt, cine
ftarfe &e6eQenarmee lei unter Der
perf0nLifsn 6i6rung be5 8rdtenOens
ten i'm Qn3ug auf Die 5auptita0t.
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