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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
Paine sCelery
Compound
The Great Nerve Builder and
Blood Purifier.
A Remarkable Restoration to Health
& After Failures of Physicians.

Fully half of the indisposed, weakly and
sick people around US are victims Of nerve
troubles. and unhealthy blood. They seem
to forget one important fact. that the
nerves regulate the blood supply through
the. body" 1t is now an accepted truth
that upon the. action of the nerves depends
health and happiness. Diseased and dab-
by nerves bring on insomnia. dyspepsia,
headache. prostration, irritability and las
situde; these in due course cause more
serious ills. Paines Celery Compound is
the only medicine that can bestow full
and lasting measure of health to men and
women who suffer from nerve and blood
| troubles. This wonderful agent feeds
nourishes and strengthens all the nerve
centers, purifies and enriches the blood.
tones the stomach and invigorates the en-
tire nervous system. Miss Mary DAM,
Richville. Mich, writes thus:
7 For two years have suffered With dys-
pepsia, debility of nervous system ana pal
pitation Of the heart. had an awful bad
feeling IN my stomach, and bad taste IN
my mouth I tried three different physl-
clans but could gain no relief from any
of them At last l heard Of Paine's Gel
cry Compond. used it, and owe my res
toration to health to my use of that grand
| medicine only took four bottles and II
cured me. I"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
ACTOR HAS A. DEVIL
Dr.. Dowie Gives All the Thespians
Terrific Slap on the
Wrist.
The March on Sin in New York via
Special Train Has Been Coun-
fernandez.
New York Sun Special Service

New York Sun Special Service.
Chicago. Feb 1.-THE bare of trum-
pets of Dowie's host will not bring down
the walls about New York as soon as the
wicked east expected. The crusade has
been indefinitely postponed. Dowie has
announced the faithful have much to do
at home before marching upon the I'M
regenerate metropolis and much Of the
enthusiasm of the Zionists has vanished.
There must be a season of activity al
Zion City. Dowie says. and so much OF
prayer and preparation that the postpone
ment of his promised spectacular jour-
ney is unavoidable. The real trouble Is
that many of the followers who have had
FREQUENT visions of the contribution box
of late are beginning to ask if they vii
have to pay their own railroad fares.
DoWie figured in the role of dramatic
critic at Sundays meeting at tbs
Auditorium and he gave the actor mar
O. terrific slap on the wrist. He mentioned
no names but what he said was sweeping
enough to take in every Thespian IRON
| the hungry transformer to the feted' ant
| petted kings and queens of the footl1ghts
! There never was an actor VINO dfeV
| an honest breath. I know that Is SO
Have 1 ever been an actor? Actors cal
not be honest. Take my word for that
| If any actors come to our city Sma
the ten commandments, Wen dump then
out into the roadway. They would haV
us believe they are lot OF kings an
queens parading before the crowded nous
these bewigged and painted creatures
The stage. 1 tell you, is the biggest hum
bug in existence.
The trinity of the stage is compose
of three Observation-Disclosures the deVl
Marguerite. the disreputable; Faust tn
worst of all. Every other character ]
built after these prototypes, because IN
factors can play them best.
a of |
although Zion City is midway betwee
beer and BabeI-Milwaukee and Chlcag
I've will have none Of those hypocrlte
with their paints and evil around US.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
FOREIGN FLASHES

Berlin-The death rate in Germany from con-
sumption is ZIG per 1000 between the ages of 10
and 60. The special hospitals have been sue
cessful In treating the disease. -. ..
Copenhag gent is reported that Dom Paul
Kruger met the clipping crown princess of .Saxony
and her lover at Mentone and in public severely
Madrid-ItH is reported from Fee that. the
sultan's troops have suffered a repnlse will,
great slaughter at the hands of the Hiaina Ka-
byle tribe, Which is friendly to the prelender.
| London-Eight students at Eton who scjons
of the most aristocratic families in Great Britain
were recently expelled. They were accused of al
oTense which would render them liable to I'M
prsOnment. ~.
| Rome-The contract between the government
and Senior Marconi for wireless telegraphic com
! munication with Argentina signed yester
day. and parliament will forthwith vote money
| for the purpose. e-.. .....
San Misunderstanding Hay says that thu
Dominican envoy to be sent to represent this
government in regard to the American claims
| will be heard, but thst Minister Powell will 81
considered the real representative.
Dublin-Experts have been Investigating an OF
we'll that has been discovered in the heart OF thi
city on plot Of lard owned Ivy police sergeant
4 They believe that the supply just1tes boring
Professor Call is convinced that it is a natura
petroleum spring.
Geneva-CouEt Zeppelin. the inventor OF a
airship has invented an automobile launch. whic
has propellers in the air. He claims that tn
boat will be useful on tropical lakes and river
where the growth of aquatic plants prevent
the Of . screw. i-&
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17

by the substitute for section 7. Section 10
was not changed, but the house provision
in section H., the last section of the BILL
was materially modified. s The house bill
awards damages "threefold' to persons or
corporation injured by other persons or
corporations, under the provisions of the
proposed act The committee struck out
the word "threefold,'' providing only for
damages and cost, of suit. Only, two votes
were cast against the final motion to re-
port the bill. These were given by Sena-
tor Platt of Connecticut and Senator Clark
| of Wyoming. r. ...s.r'
+ Senator Nelson offered a substitute for
the entire bill specifically declaring against
mergers on the part of combinations, but
| it was not accepted. e.. .''.*
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
"PATR1oTIsM AND EDUCATION
Governor Van SAINT Speaks on
Eoundare' nav ar Knox.

Galesburg, Ill, Feb. 17-Founders' day
was celebrated by the alumni and students
of Knox college yesterday. and the prln-
cipal speaker was Governor Van SAINT OF
Minnesota, former student of the col
lege Governor Van SAINT was rendered a
reception in the early evening and then
banquet was served.
The governor emphasized as the central
thought of his address the truth that pat
riotism and education go hand In hand.
His address was reminiscent and he
paid an eloquent tribute to his old teach.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
ST. PAUL BANKS
Controller of the Currency Gives Out
an Abstract

ing, Washington. --..
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE controller of
the currency has given out an abstract of
reports of the condition Of the five ma
tional banks in st. Paul on Feb. 6. com
pared with the returns of Nov. 2. 1t
shows total resources decreased from
s31 ,4S6.656 to $30.445.311; loans and dis
counts fell from SIS, 533.590 to $14, S4S.514
and cash reserve increased from $685.
066 to s2,S21, OBJ. of which gold holdings
advanced from 1,4SS, 7OS to $1,672,S83. In
dividual deposits fell from $15.77.909 tc
s14 500 625 and the average reserve hello
advanced from 24.57 to 1888 per cent.
w. w. Jermane.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
CAPITAL CULLINGs

A pension Of $72 n month has been granted
10 Colonel William Thomas of Mankato.
Queen Wilhelminn may be requested to name
the umpire who shall pass the claim of the.
United States against Venezuela in the event
that the persons named cannot agree.
The Indian bill, it passed the senate. con-
tanned the amendment providing for the sale at
pnhlic auction of the eleven townships on the
western side Of the Red Lake reservation III
Minnesota. No effort was made by the Dakota
delegates to Incorporate In the bill the l;osebuo
and Devils Lake treaties. -.
Read Admiral J. B. Coghlan. commanding the
Caribbean squadron. has been ordered to FRO
coed to Guantanamo without delay ard begiI
the establishment there of a permanent nava
base of the United States. Hereafter Guantana
MO will be the headquarters of the American
naval forces in The West indies.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
A SERIOUS CHARGE
Carnegie Thinks Germany Will Test
the u. S. Power. .,

Washington, Feb. 17.-Andrew Carnegie
Is convinced that war with Germany is
inevitable over the Monroe doctrine.
He has reached the conclusion that
Germany intends testing by force our de-
yotion to the Monroe doctrine.
He is so firmly convinced of this that
he never expresses doubt as to the cor
ractness of his conclusions when discus
sing the matter.
1t is noteworthy that his views in This
respect coincide with those of nearly al
American naval officers
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
MINERS WANT MORE
Eight Hundred Men at Nanaimo on
a Strike.

Victoria, B. c., Feb. 7.-About 500
miners at Nanaimo. employed by the
Western Fuel company of San Francisco,
have gone on strike. They ask for a
general advance of from IS to 80 cents
a ton. 25 cents per day for using safety
lamps and 81 a ton more for mining In
the lower level which runs under the sea
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
$3.50 to Mankato and Return via Great

This popular route having four trains
daily has been announced the official
route for grocers and their friends who go
to Mankato, Feb. II to 10. Special train
from Minneapolis $50 a. m. on 18th, and
special train returning after close of con-
vention on 10Th for use of grocers and
friends. No extra charge for this service.
ricketts, on sale at office of Secretary John
s. Taylor, 13 4th st N, or L. c. Raines,
agent 9Th and Nicollet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17
b..
Mardi GraS.

s34-New Orleans and return, 1914, via
Wisconsin Central Railway. No change
of depots in Chicago if desired. For full
particulars call on or address V. c. Rus
sell, c. P. IT. A., 2SO Nicollet avenue, Min
|neapolis. ~ ..s..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-17

Results are assured the advertiser who
uses Journal Want Ads. They have long
since passed the experimental stage. In
sert an ad at once and be convinced.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-20
0itrnslbteriu>T mar barmIns.

Sea tile E, Wd1h., 10. Septbr. -
Sin Srrfinniger, N}artin @ritIon nit
g}dmen, 6etrat geItern oaS 8eI6GFt8=
Qofal Der ScanoindDian 2lmericdn
8ant, elite auf Den ijberraI6ten Sal
1irer gu uno perIangte auf Der Stele
bic Q(us3a6lung Der &leinigteit BON
$5OO,OOO. Sm 8eigerung8fale
orp6te Der un6eimli6e &unoe, Die
qun3e 8unt nit 9&itro : 8lpcerin in
Die 2uft fprengen gu pouen, babel
6olte er aus ieiner 3ai6e cine nit Ell
ner 5lufi8teit gefiiGte 6laide berOOr.
Dem &aITen 8eamten itiegen Dor
56red bic 6aare gu 8erge, als Der
Mann nit Der 6lai6e gum 8urf aus
6plte. SSn bemieI6en 4ugenblide trat
ieDo6 elm 9eputp Sheriff 6in3u,
Der ben Mdnn padte uno i6m bic
Fla76e nit Der permeintIi6en toot=
bringenoen 6IiiIigteit entriB. Grlei4~
tert at6meten Die 8ant 8eumten duf
ais Der U}ann in @epabridm gebrdAt
mar. Die 6lHiTigteit in Der 6loi6e
IteQte ith binterbsr uIs OOlitdnoig
6ormlo5 6eraus, bod Die aus9eitanoe=
ne Qtngf lag ben 2euten in Der 8ant
nod longe in ben 8lieOern. gridIon
1T offen6ar geiite89eit0rt unO pirb in
elmer Syrren 2tnItalt unter8ebroAt
lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-20
sraflnma utter sdnlfinprrn.

"~&e e fp=Yort, 19. September. -
Die Sr~&pmu genannte Q(uqenfrdntz
belt brettet ith unter benS9ultinbern
in fOl6er 8eiIe aus, boB bas Suni>
tdtsamt feinen Stab BON Synipettoren
DerDoppeln muBte, um Der &ranfbett
9err 81 perOen. Die ItGbtiI9en 9o=
ipitdler, in benen 4ugentrunt6eiten
bebanOelt perben, Ieben ii4 in 6olge
Der lleberbiiroung nit 9atienten ge=
n0t6igt, 6unberte 3uriid3utpeiIen. Die
3urjifgepieienen nerben in elmer 3u
bieiem 3nefe i'm p8ouberneur 6oz
5pitaI" erri6teten 2lbt6eilung bebanz
helt. Die 2lu5breitung Der &rantbeit
purOe bei'm S4IuB oe5 leBten S4ul=
ia6re8 cpnitatirt. g2a4oem perfIofez
men N{ontag jebe8 SGuItinb auf feline
2(ugen unterIu6t mar, conitatirte
man, DAB Die gefiir9tete &rant6eit
gr0Bere 6ortIdritts gema6t babe, uI8
man ermartet bate. Die 2(n5a6l Der
Snipettoren De8 SanitGtsamte8 muB=
te Da6er berDpppelt peroen.
2lm W&ontag muroen 81 nit Der
8rantbeit bebaftete &in6er BON ben
S6ulen 3uriidgepieien, am 9ienitag
81, am N}ittno6 96 unD am 9pnnerz
flag ijber 100. 9}a9 bieiem @erbGlt@
nib gu f6lieBen, Oiirfte Die 2tn3ubl Der
nit Der &rant6eit bcbafteten S4ulz
timber 1000 errei6en. Dies beOeutet,
DAP 1000 S1ultinDer DDn ben S3uz
len au8geI6loFen unO in ben 9piptz
tdlern bebaroeIt tperoen~ miifen.
Or. Gronin, G6ef Der 2tbtbeilung
fir anItetenoe 8rant6eiten i'm Suniz
tdt8amt, ertldrte, baB Die 8rantbeit
1i6 OermaBen uu3oe6nen oiirfte, buB
monae S6uIe gei6loFen nerben
miiBte. gu6 Ieiner 2(nii6t iino Die
8o6nungen uno ni3t Die S4ulen bic
8rutitdtten Der &ranfbeit Sm 8Ouz
perneur=6Oipital perDen tGgli9 200
auqentranfe &inber bebanbelt. Die
&rantbett erforOert pFt 8O6en unO
0}Dnute. bis iie qeheilt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-20
Sin sSa6r 0cfGuaniB.

9 4ptt5btlle, Pa., 19, Septbr.
- 2(uf elm Sabr 9efdn9niB Iautete
6eute ous ri6terli6e GrtenntniB fir
9rou 8eIIie @itmer pon 9onulOIOn,
pel6e i'm S6upltiIlz@ountpz 8eri4t
I6ulbig befunOen nOrOen mar, ben
18ziGbrigen Sobn2upler gei4oiien gu
6aben. 2apler befan0 ii6 unter eiz
ner S6aur iunger 8urI4en, pel4e
Der 6rau @itmer b0bnii6e 8emerz
tungen 5uriefen, ais Iie cine Cigarette
rau6eno, poriiberging, poruuf bieie
einen S6uB ouf ben Sungen abfeuz
erte. Die 8ugeI traf 2upIer in Die
8ru1t, uno Derielbe lag cine 3eit lang
in tritiI6em 3uitan0e i'm !6oipital
oarnieOer, iit aber ieBt OOllitdnbig
nieOer 6erQeitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-20
@Intiarr StraRcnframal.

81 g q 0, Ser, 10. Septbr. -
0dbreno Der 6eier De5 llna6bdngige
teit5 Sages in Gbibua6ua, Ser, Der
9auptitaot Oe5 meritanii4en Staates
glei6en Namen5, fam e5 am 2lbeno
oes 16. September gu einem 9O6elz
Nufrubr. Die 8oltsmenge mar en=
port oarii6er, OaB 9ouDerneur Sors
ra3as Die @eranitaItung BON 9IUd8=
fpielen i'm Staate auf'8 Strengite per=
bOten uno oaour3 ben Wlerifanern
Ous 8ergniigen an Dem ltna66dngigz
feit8 Sage perbprben bate.
Qm Qbeno oe8 nationalen 6eiertuz
ges 4ielt Der 8ouperneur uuf benStuz
fen feine5 8aIaite5 cine yeitreoe, purz
De d6er pon Der umite6enoen W}enge
our6 lautes 3iI6en unb oro6enoe 3u=
ruFe unterbro6en. Die 8oltserregung
Duroe INNER gr0Ber unO balO flO9en
WurfgeIhpfe Dur9 Die 2uft. W}it
St0den uno 6teinen purDen ale Sen
iterI6et6en in Dem 8ouperneur5 : Yaz
LATTE 5ertriimmert. Die YoIi3ei polIte
eini6reiten, puroe aber Don oerlleberz
ma6t oes 906el8 3uriidgetrieben uno
Elm POli5iit i'm 6unogemenge 9et0Otet,
WdbrenO Der 2lufrubr to6te, purOen
piele 2eute perIeBt uno GROCER S6az
ben an @igent6um angeridtet, ebe e5
Der in3pii6en aufgebotenen W}ilitdrz
46t6eilung gelung, Die 3iigellOie
S6aar nit gefdQtem 8aionett aug
einanOer gu tretben. W}e6r als 200
8erbaftungen puroen DOrgenommen,
unO Die gun5e g2dat binOurh berrIate
in Der Staat@AauptItabt ptlos grrez
8ung.
Den W}eritanern lit Elm 5eIttag Dbne
8lufsIpieIe uno Stiertdmpfe unoent=
bar, uno oa6er ibre Gmp0rung, aIs
Der 8ouperneur bic @erunitaltung DON
8liidsIpielen unterIa9te,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-20
Grbhcben.

Gantiugo beGu6a, 19.Sepz
tem6er. - Der 6eftigite GrOitoB felt
benz Sabre 1885 ereignete iid bjer
6eute in Der 6rii6e. Die grT6Utterung
Der GrOe pG6rte Is SetunOen, bod
purOe babel cine peuenf0rmige 8epez
gung ni6t oerIpiirt.
8iete W}enIten flH6teten iih entz
1eBt aug i6ren 8ebauiungen auf bic
StraBe unb f8rieen uno beteten. yta4
alien Ri6tungen bin fielen 3iegeliteine
uno M0rtelItiide 6era6, audi itiir3ten
einige Mauern ein a6er Q}eniten
puroen peoer get0otet, nod DerleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-20

NO1'SN N~N''' \AOtJ
men 9teIle ouf einem @pa3ierritte err
i6offen lporDen.
- Sn Yeoria, Sq,, fpurOen s. g.
6enter unO 5. u. ). Setter our6 cine
8aIolin grpIOiiOn Ie6enggefd6rli6
perleBt.
: Sn 6ultonOiGe, R,zg., er6dngts
ii6 Der 5armer 2eOi q. Starin in eli
mem 2tnfau BON Nabniinn.
- Sn SppanOa, 9a., iIt oas e6es
malige @OngreBmitglieo O6erIt GOp.
SOertOn i'm 2tlter pon 81 oSa6ren ges
itorben. Der 8eritor6ene bate ben
8iirgerfrieg als OberIt bes 50. 9enns
iplpania 5reipiligen Rsgiments
mitgema6t.
- Sn 2tlbanp, 9.=g., purOe uuf
einem entIegenen freien 9laBe Die Qeiz
4e bes 54=idbrigen Simon 8roat, Der
ieit bem 2trbeitertage fpurlo5 perz
i4tpunben mar, nit bur9i6nittener
&e6le uufgefunoen. Sfknbar lag Elm
Sel6itmDrD Dor.
- Sn ct. 2ouis, N2o., erlitten
6rau D}arp 6. Sa6n uno tire 13z
jdbrige So4ter gearl in SSolge Grz
ploiion zines 8afolinofens 8runbz
punOen, Die tpenige Stunoen ipGter
i6ren Sob 6srbeifiibrten. Der 1Ozid6>
rige SO6n 9arrp fam nit geringeren
8erlebungen oapon.
- Der 6radtOampFer rSoe" nit
einem SbitzGargo duf Der Fa6rt BON
Saugatuf na6 9oGanb, U1i6., lit in
feftigem Sturm auf bem Mi9iganz
See, i W2ieIen iiibIi4 BON 9oGanO,
geitranoet. Die MunnI6aft Der Qez
bensrettungsftution bru4te Capt. lip
6um unO bic S4iffsbeIubung ans
2anb.
- Sn So6nstopn, 9a,, purbe Der
13ziGbrige Clarence S'9}eiu bon Ieiz
nem @efdbrtsn, oem 16sid6rigen 6urz
m 9arsberger, erI4OiTen. 6ars6erger
te6auptet, al5 iie i'm 8egriffe itanben,
sum Siiden gu gehen, babe er O'gleill
Ieinen 8epolper gerei6t, pel9en er
tragen ioue, unb bur9 einen 3ufan
babe ii8 Die Daffe entlaben.
Sn St.2ouis bat 8i6ter Greps
entI9ieDen. baB 2iGie Belle qierte,
Die ange6lide 5rau BON 2ut6er 6.
Smboben, tein 9lnre6t auf ben 8itts
mendntbeil BAT unO bas 8erm6gen an
bic perbeirdt6ete 5p6ter bes SODten
fGllt.
= Sn minneapolis if Der fri6ere
9oli5eisgupitdn @bas. g.. 6ia auf
Die 9lntlage Derbdftet iporoen, 8ss
ite6ungsgslber angenommen gu 6o6en,
pd6reno er i'm 9ienite mar.
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Gin idlmerer Eh(aa.

0etrott, Mi6y 19. Sept. -
Sine 9epeIAe aus Sault ct, W}arie,
N}i6., Iugt; Der 3uiummenbrud
Der oGonioliOirten 2ate Superior
Comp" nirft $500 M}ann auBer 4rz
belt uno bat einen qanit Deruriodt,
pie er i6limmer in Der @ei6idte bic
les 9luBes nod ni9t Der3ei6net NOR
pen 1T. @ieIe Qeute MAIDEN iih bereit,
bic StaOt iofort gu Oerlai7en, lpd6renO
f6 Die @eI4Qftsleuta bereit5 Oarauf
einri8ten, i6re 8orrGt6e gu reOu3iren
unb Deriu6en, 70 gut ME lie tOnnen
rur6 ben 8inter gu tOmmen. Die
2(uFregung lit nod DaOur6 er60bt
porOen, DAB Die QOli3et ale Straz
Ben5a6n Q(ngeiteQten al5 6iilfspoliz
3iIten eingeI6nOren bat. Sin Spez
3iul3ug ging 6eute l6enO nu4 ben
6ol3regionen ab, I'm bic bort be-
i6GFtigten 1900 6ol3fGler nah Der
StaDt gu bringen. 9ieIel6en DerDen
morgen fru6 bier ernartet un0 ntdt
elm Munn bat einen Sent, um 8Ohz
nung oOsr 8oit gu be3a6len. 9ie
gompaqnie nirb bieiel6en nit 2lnpei.
fungen 6e3a6Ien, peIde ni6t e6er an
erfunnt lperoen, Bis gu oeren 9efung
geniigeno 8ero in Den 8anfen bepO,
nirt piro. Die 8iirger befiir6ten,
DaB Die Situation ie6r gefdbrli6 per@
Zen niro, unD es fino De86al6 @ahen
I'm bic 8ureaur Der 8elbbeamten auf=
qeIteQt noroen. Die 8iir9er treffen
8or6ereitungn, Die 6ungrigen gu fit
tern, Big iie auBerhal6 Der StaOt be-
f0roert perOen f0nnen. Seitens Der
Gompagnie per0en Giienba6npa9z
gons in 8ereitidaft gebdlten, I'm ben
W2dnnern Elm O6Oa4 gu getpG6ren.
9esgIei8en iino arrangements i'm
8ange, I'm Die 2eute nit Ga6rung 3u
berIeben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-20

Stride in 9tmerifa, lit bier dfpss&Gglz
men, um Der 8ropaganoo Der WiOr~
monen in 0dnemarf entgegen 81 trez
ten. Die Mormonen BADEN oiele PRO
ieIHten gema6t unb erit i'm 8Orjabre
einen Sempel bier erri4tet. 9anien
min cine me6rmonatli6e ReiIe Dur4
gang 9Gnemart unternebmen, um Die
Qe6ren Der Mormonen 81 betdmpfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-20
9ihtpu's grIinOen.

G6icugp, 10. Sept. - Das Be
finben Des tranfen Sir 5Aomas 2tpz
tpn mar 6eute U}Orgen, nad 2tnga6e
ieineg 2(r3tes, OO1ItdnOig befrieoiz
qenO, o6pobl Der 9atient eine unruz
6ige Ra6t ge6a6t fat, mas i'm Ser
Laurie Der &ranfbeit 81 erparten mar.
0us Gr3tli6e Bulletin lautete beute
pie folgt: Der 4atient bat eine unz
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