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The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
PRIZE sOLvIYG.

An attractive prize will REWARD the sender
of the best list of senators answering No.
764 The solutions are to. be forwarded
within one week. and in cas.e Of doubt the
winner will be decided By sriy special neat
ness or other attractive feature discovered
in one of the nearest complete lists.
The prize for 729 goes to Grace Davis.
Terre Haute. Ind. Other Excellent soiu-
tions are acknowledged from M. Rascnbaker
to 729; A. ]. Staples. 72s: MiAnie c. Carver.
72s; William T. Perry. 10: Grace 8. Pig
man, 729: N. H. Graves. 7es: .R. w. Temple.
129; 8. ID. Adams. 729; Mrs. IS. D. Reming-
ton, 729; +. X. Watson, 729; Fred Truman.
729; Z. III. Tillman. 729; NJ. yLouise Fergu-
son, 729; p. A Sawyer. 72s; / s. Beals. To:
Arthur Samson, 729; p. c. Eawley, 72s b.
N. Newman. 72s; Nettie Adsms, 40; N. II.
Berry, 40; Emma c. Humphreys. 72,;. rs.
US, 727. 730. 7s1, 732
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
THE PNEUMONIA SEASON.
Prevalence of the Disease Gives Rfss
TO n New Question.
American Medicine.

American Medicine.
The commissioner OF health OF Chicago
says that between now and the close OF
next May there Will be 2.Ios deaths from
pneumonia in Chicago. Wills in the same
time only about l,300 persofs will die OF
tuberculosis Of the lungs. During the last
thirteen years there has beea an Increase
OF deaths from pneumonia. irom an aver
age Of III per 10000 OF population during
the previous thirteen years. 60 17s-that is.
nearly IS per cent. The deAths from tu-
berculosis have only increasAd about per
cent. during the same perioos II is impos-
sible to say II similar ratios obtain through
out the Nation and the worlc but Il Is evi-
dent that the gain from the csusade against
tuberculosis has been largelk Offset by the
increased maIignancy OF pnsumonia The
fact is suggestive. and even charming. Has
the search for it's cause besn made with
the vigor demanded? The phenomenon is
not without parellel in other diseases Ara
We reaching condition I'm TIE struggle 10
lessen the general death ratd when the re-
duction or the mortality froka one disease
will result In a corresponding increase Ia
that from another? IL so. she conclusion
can only be that there IL ore cause COM
mon to both diseases Are the ravages OF
the bacillus OF tuberculosis and the diplo-
coccus of pneumonia dependent upon this
deeper casual factor? The ed question OF
soil and seed agair arises. Has that OF
the soil been too much neglected?
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15

This design shows very comfortable
and attractive little home. well arranged
and planned to be built cheaply. as will be
seen by its compactness and roof lines.
1t is to have siding or clapboards for first
story and shingled roof and gables. and
to be stained green all over. with white
trimmings.
The porch extends on two sides of the
house, desirable feature not always at
tanned by medium-sized porch. The
grouping of the windows Is very attrac-
tive. The hall is square one. with very
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
7es.-AUTHoR RHYMES.

Ffnd a synonym for the word then an
author that rhymes with lit Example:
Small household articles. 4enswer: Tacks,
Saxe.)
i. measure OF time. 2. a young lad. 3.
Twenty. T. To wed. 5. Use0t with a cup OF
tea. S. Barnyard fowls. T. Pretended scien-
tifc knowledge. S. One of she Graces. 3.
A noNlous plant. 10. An energy. IL. A make
believe. IL. A weapon of defense. 13 Used
In offering incense. IA A nautical measure.
Is. Pouderous books. 16. A savalry soldier.
IL. Crafty. IS Cautious. 70. A:minor prophet.
20. Part OF a ladder. C.B. NJ
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
709.-DECAPITAxION.

The other day I wore al TWO
ONE was a sight 10 sess
A thing ONE / am apt ~ do
AS you'll with me agres
When I, with perfect trush, declare
ONE all by this mean
Is ONE whene'er a TWG I wear
THREE all, IL can be sSen.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
.o7.-cRYPToGTAa.

"AlUvm eitta lw vwh xzg,iwv uism
Nwz gzwv jiza 1 xiom.2
And this Is true I do aver
AS that the heart makes home.
Now friend. please give tlse name Of him
Who penned this sentiment:
And mention. too. the poem where
These trenchant lines are pent.
,TORFRIDA.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
766.-LETTERk.

1. A letter keeping possession il viewfrg
2. A letter receiving is creats1g 3 letter
Jottiny items is indicating. T. "a letter choos-
ing by ballot is applying. s. a letter illumi-
mating is giving enjoyment. g. a letter
measuring is prepossessing. ! E. ID. w.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
770.-RIDDLE

i magnify impartially
Recorded deeds of FAM.
While oft / sit upon ths. bridge
And rest my weary frame.
&c. II. PRAY.
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pretty staircase. and allowing of sufficient
space for some furnishing To the right
are the parlor and sitting room or library,
separated by an arch, which II Is expected
will be curtained. The sitting room has an
open fireplace and wide bay end This
Is n charming room The dining room is OF
good size and shape. we'll lighted and ven
tilated- There is commodious pantry
communicating with the kitchen. The lat
ter is well arranged. and has laundry tubs
and sink together.
On the second floor are four bedrooms
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
/. (Elght Letters.)

/. (Eight Letters.)
The turkeys are spreading their plumes in
the sun,
Nor dreaming how speedily all will be
The TWO that is swinging without stop
or stay,
A gridron TWO. observe by the way.
VIII swing little longer before the whole
flock
Must bow their proud heads to the AK and
the block.
ii. (Nine letters.)
The owner has ONE what those trukeys
And now TWO profoundly about the
whole thing;
For whether he's thankful on Thanksgiv-
ing day,
Depends upon whether his poultry will pay
"A doubtful conclusion he reaches, if any
"All these have done we'll. but 1 lost good
many"
III. (Ten letters)
The ONE Of his fowls by some troublesome
i'll
A prompt course of TWO had arrested
but still,
That course was so varied, he never is
sure
Which one of the remedies really did cure;
And like many others, surveying his lot,
He feels kind o. thankful, and then kind o.
not. NJ. c. S.
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(The United States Senate.l

They had gathered on the % s"sssssss of
the CD ~~@f% along the 90 *'s' grounds made
famous by their agriculture. and although
the day was cold and there had been a fit
full fan of (4e s'"', they found (5 ssssss in
which all were comfortable and happy.
appetites were Cd '.ss and in most cases
Won the day. A fine old nanny fixed for
them delicious 80 ss''s 90 ssss which Q0)
~'""- could not have bought of Delmonico.
s''*ss'ss made from Q2) s''"', which helped
to Q3) s''''' the feeling of good fellow
ship. After all had feasted Q4) '''"s'' could
stand no more, the Q0 's*' arose and pro-
ness which had been the scene OF so happy
an occasion. Just then some one threw a
bombshell into the pigsty back of the cabin
and the QT s*"ssss into the air. A. T. D.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15

Henley was every inch as tall-as his athlet-
ic son, and but for the venerable white
beard which concealed his mouth and chin,
might have looked young enough to be
Nigers brother
I'VE ought not to be in London-such a
night as this" sighed Mrs Landale, resting
her supple form on a comfortable lounge,
shielded by screens from inquisitive eyes.
Its night TO be out under the stars-to
drift upon the silent highway; it's an ideal
river -nightr" I"
YES" replied John Henley. II wonder
you stay in town.
well. to tell you the truth. Percival and
! came 10 the conclusion only this after
noon, we must go away or die. So l am
going tomorrow to my river home, Thames
Nest, and however late Percival is kept in
London, he will motor down TO me, like a
dutiful husband, and sleep in the fresh air.
1t is only twenty miles from this hot city,
but, OH the difference. A shady river, will
low trees, flowers, and peace! have warned
him shall indulge in supper-parties deux
on the quiet stream whenever he is unkind
enough to desert me. Percival declared 1
was quite right. and appeared as mild as a
lamb when I suggested that 1 should try
and persuade you to take pity on me to-
morrow evening. The brute is dining in
town. A political dinner-he simply must
go. / thought If you were to drive down
and meet me at the boathouse we could
enjoy an al fresco meal within sound of the
rushing weir. 1t makes me cool just to
talk of it!''
The green eyes looked wistfully into his
Oh hot
moment
He knew he ought to refuse. knew that on
the following evening he had three or four
engagements of grave importance. She
seemed to hypnotic his senses, to warp
his ambitions, to blur what was right, draw
ing a heavy curtain over duty's stern form.
while she waved aloft the fluttering, care
less flags of idleness.
''Yes. 1 will come," he answered. 81 will
come''
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
S8S.-ANAGRAM.

She was beauty of the auld lang syne,
Her name to English ears is funny;
She was all grace, with contour superfine,
And sweet as sugar, SUPER HONEY.
She was beloved among the gods on high,
With disposition bright and sunny;
And Hesiod her lauded to the sky
When he her name wrote SUPER
HONEY.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15

She was a myth, yes, of the Graces one;
She cared no whit for paltry money.
And made life cheerful, SUPER HONEY
TOM A HAWK
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15
ANSWERS.

A-The House of the seveh Gables.
T5.-Several, leavers. revehis.
74s-Boon, coon, Doom. iocr, moon, noon.
soon
7F.-Tears. hour. aught. ncst, knight, seal.
gneiss. / vale. ], night, Snat Initials:
Thanksgiving.
74S.-Trend.
H9.-Predicated. predicted. 7
75o.-l. Grape, grape 2 Jiinion, onion. 3.
Billet, millet T. "Darnatio.," coronation.
s. Feet, beet. 6. Born. cosn. T. Grange,
orange. 5. Sallow. wallow. TO- Pillow. will
low. 10 wherry, cherry. n.lGroom. broom.
II. Nose, rose.
75l-Up-start
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III


The tender evening smiled to the dying
day. She was gray and soft, that evening
of shadows; she would soon be silver and
white when her queen rose crescent-shaped
I'm the heavens, and her stars burst forth
in showers.
The sun rolled drowsily down into it's scar
let quilt and golden bedclothes. The river
changed from deep-red hue to an inde-
scribable blending of pale tints and delicate
reflections.
Upon the cool banks of the Thames stood
an UNCOVERED boathouse belonging to the
Nest"
A fragile skiff lay moored to the steps
containing a very compact picnic basket.
orange -colored cushions and a striped yell
low rug. The little boat rested so lightly
on the water it might have been fairy's
craft, and waving near were tall, green
rushes, hiding blue forget-me-nots. which
bent their faces to the rivers edge
Presently it grew So dusk that the sharp
faced water-rats ventured out for a peep
at the summer world. The splash Of oars
no longer frightened them since they OWNED
their frolics were invisible to the happy
passers-by.
IL was the nour Wnen song seems natural
ly to rise to the lips OF loungers on watery
ways. Mrs. Landale heard the echo of
merry voices as she stole towards the boat
house, her face unnaturally pale, her hands
trembling slightly. About her lips hovered
an expression of evil resolution, her eyes
were blinded to the glory of the night; it's
subtle influences passed her by unrecog-
nized. What mattered it to her that the
nightingale chanted praise? Her mind held
it's own dark thoughts and unholy desires.
Hate strobe at her heels, gaunt, ugly
companion. All the powers in heaven and
earth were as nothing to her soul at that
moment.
In some such mood as this, hating to be
nothing and nobody in the world, her reck-
less spirit had once resolved to face the
fury OF wild waters, to gain notoriety, or
be dashed to thousand atoms. Now she
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15

and bath. with storage space, as seen.
There is room for two medium-sized rooms
in the attic. to reach which the closet by
stairs and that of bedroom next 1t would
have to be cut out and a staircase put up
there. cutting off part of the bedroom
These rooms and stairs are not included
In the estimate. though In many country
towns they would come within its limit.
Hot-air heating, plain plumbing. cheap
timber and white wood finish must be used.
at this price. Ceilings are 3 and feet,
width "a feet, depth IS feet
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15

AGING the gray Thames. on the
Chelsea embankment. an old and
somewhat remarkable house held
an old and somewhat remarkable
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15

751.-Up-start.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-11-15

TOM A. HAWK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
Sin Smoe ltrbcber Ses phillip
piniiden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Der Grofeiior ScruarS Moies bon
Der uniperiitat bon California lit TO.
eben betmgefebrt, nud)bem err felt
aprl 1900 Witglieo ser NbiIippi.
men : %GommiiiiOn geipeien lit un0 oie
Stellnng zines Sefret1rs bes Dffent.
llten unterridtes auf Dem @rd,ipe(
befleioet bat. Or mar ser ltrbebcr
Ses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lpeldes bon
Der Gomniiiion angenommen muroe,
llno er pertbeibigt enti6ieoen oie
INTERVIEWING Der ainbcr Der Gimge-
burenen in Der cngliidcn Spradjc,
neil er glanbt, Bob oieielbe fir Die
GaIie %notbiuenoig lit, bamit lie nit
Ben peItIihen SnititlItioncn in BE-
riihrung fommt. Yrofeiior Moies
riibmt allBcrorOentlid Die eei6Gft-
li6e gefabigung Der Gbineien uno
laat, cine @lutmii6ung 5piiten Gbi-
neien nnb Silipinos miiroe cine. 9e.
polferung ergeben, nel6e biele bon
oen guten Gigenibaften beioer Goiien
III li6 pereInigte. @r lit ailh Der Mn-
iid)t, ouB Elm gepiiies WaB pon.Gin.
ipanoerung bon China nod Dem
Mrdlipel abioIrt notbpenoig lit, I'M
Die Ma6frage nod arbeitern pGbrenb
Der nafiten fiinf5ig Sabre 81 BE.
frieoigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
Ter ,,Mri3ona Slider"

idreibt in ieiner neueiten Drummer:
nllnier 5peipohentlide g(bmeIen.
belt erfl1rt lid oaralis, 6aB mir nit
elmer Boiie binter Dem Nieger 9rolpn
Der maren, BEN es inns ami Oienstag
altt gliidli6 eelang, brunten benin
Sellfelsbadofen IN aler Sorm red.
tens 5u lpnhen. Inner Sfficeiunge,
Der es iih nit befannter @rrogans
h%erausnabm, mGbrenO unieres @eg.
ieins ben Slider" 81 rebieiren, bat
natiirlih neber bieie pidtige Meuig.
felt, nod irgeno Delde anoere &c.
braht. ionoern iid III mauleielbaii
bitmmoreiiteu getradtlinaen uno ge.
bauptungen gefaaen, Die uns bis our
Stunbe id,on pierunbOrciBig 5ablcnbe
@bomtenten gcfoltet ba6en. gs per-
Itebt ii6 bon ielber, baB mir ben Gin.
faltspiniel bireftemang gum 3empel
binausgejagt haben. @1re er ni6t
Gin nod 5iemli6 griiner Eenoerfpot
oits Dem Often, 10 bdtten mir i'm ge.
tbeert uuo geieOert. 60 lieben mir
ibn nit elmer tiidti9en Sra6t Brii.
gel unb Der @aruung lmiien, ia niAt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
Ser Mni9lnB at oas Centrum

ideint in GliaB.2 otbrinsen nun bod
IN Die @ege geleitet 5u meroen. Hoh
elmer 9crliner WslOung BON II.
Muguit traten 60 8ertrauensmGnner
ans allen Tbeilen ser NeidslanOe in
Wteb 5ulammen unO bei6loiien Die
@riinoung eines Gentrums. gereins
iiir 2otbringen. 9as ldbt natiirli6
Den gerliner Gorreiponoenten Der
er8liberalen Seen Dorfer Staats5ei.
tung" nitJt i6lafen, mo biiiig ifrei6t
er (uno cine gan5e &eibe ,iarbloier"
rno oneutraler" 8lGtter brudt es init
groBem @uito nad): rSb oieler neue
Serein Der beutl6 : freunoliden
Eolittf bes gii6ofS 9en3ler BON
Wieb folgen miro, ODER Oh er gegriin.
bet lit aus 9~eiorgniB, boB inter Die
fem Die firblihen fatboIii6en Snte.
reilen Der HeidSlan0e nidt in &c.
piinifter @eiie aeforoert meroen un6
elmer Stiiee bebiirfen, fam beute
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25

per aus @eritenmebl unb aeritobenen
&nober, gercnnene Mild, GeiniiIe IN
Butter gefodt mo robes SIeiih. Gin
beroiilDcnOcS @etrGnf, bon Dem elm
Fint mir luenigcr ols eilten Gent Der.
toiIft miro, bereiicn lie ais 8ei3cn.
Sn moroliider 9e5iebung itcben Die
Shibetancr iief, leIbit Giellrei6erei
blubt. sir feline aleioer MAIDEN lie
9robe IilSlogen, ole &eifen 9leiden
malloeliihel Siltpelicrldoeu. 2baiIo
lelblt bat fonm mebr mie 10000 Gin.
ipotner, ober tdeIi1 fommen biele
Ntlger, &onfleute uno Mrbeiter
ritrd]. Sn Ser Mitte Der Staot. bie
elier Gnrdmeiier bon ca. 7 Meilen
bat, ltebt Der beriibmte Sentpel nit
Der Tieien itatlie oes guobba. Gas
Saupt oerielben umeiebt cine qolocne
&rcre nit pielen Goeliteinen. Sm
&reiie I'm Die Statue lino pieIe
9cmpen an9e6ra6t, Deren Soa uno
Nadt brennenbe Slammen BON oe.
i9nlol5ener Butter u~nterbolten ner.
cen. Io6e BEL Dem Sempel lit Elm
GROCER Sof, in Dem Sarienoe bon
2nmas lGbrli6 5nei Mal iih periam-
melr, Inn fir oen 0alai 9ama rno
ben &aiier bon China 81 betell. Ser
ToIait 0eS Salai Cana befinbet ii6
ouf eineln 9erge, etna Orei 8ieriel
Wieilcn bon 2baiia entfernt. gben-
baielbit iteben audi Die Sohifule fir
buObbiitiihe Sbeoloeie unb Meoi3tn,
Ger Galait bes Shatmeiiters, Die
@obritngen bon 1920 Staatsbe.
oniteu unb 500 buOobiitiiGen
Mpild)elt uno bo5 StaatsgefGngnib.
9ie tbi6etanii6en Staatsbeanlten
iino blIrb iinO burf forrlmpiert;
jeoeS Imt foitet cine beltimmte Sum-
ME nno ieoer Seanlter lit barorf aus,
iib iclbit 81 berei6ern. Sic @rmee
tit mertblos; ibre gemaffnung be.
Itebt III alien Wusfetcn uno 9oaen.
GS aeIang Serrn 3pbifoff audi
eine Sammlltng tbihetanii6er Manlt.
ifripte mit5ubringen, barunter
mebrere bon bobem Mlter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
Die beilise StaSt Der 2amas.

Son bielen fiibnen Heiienoen lit
i'm 2aufe Der 3eit Der geiGbrli6e,
aber fait INNER fru6tloie 8eriud) ge-
luodt moroen, &baiia, Die Smlptltabt
Sbibgs, Die beilige Stabt Der 2amas
an erreifen. giner Der @enigen,
Gle bas Slid batten, ben perbotenen
Srt su betreten, unb Der tbati1blid)
cin gan5es Sabr in bemielben at.
brafte, lit Der ruiiii6e Sori6ungst
reiienbe SEER 8pbitoff. Serr 3pbi'
foff lit ielber gubbbiit. Gr ipribt
tbi6etaniib 10 gelGufig pie elm Gin
geborener. Oils 2ama berfleioet, be-
trat er 2baiia nit elmer &aratpane
Tilger, bie Dem Dalai ooer 2ama oes
groben @aiiers ibren Sri6ut
brahten.
&or ailr5em nod ct. Betersburg
suriifeefebrt, CAB er Dor Der ruff.
i1en faiierliden Geielli6aft eiien
8eriht iiber feline grlebniiie, Dem
mir fulgenoe intereiiante ginseI6eiten
entnebmen:
Gle noroliden Stride oes 2anie s
iino uniru6tbar; crit umgefGbr ied5ig
Meilen bon 2baiia entiernt, lit baS
2auo anbaufGbig. Serr 3pbifoff lit
Der Inii6t, Dab Die 9eDolferungs5abl
Oes 2anoes beoeutero nieoriger lit,
clS bisber angenommen mliroe. sic
biirite einc Wiaion faum iiberiteigen.
9asu fommt, bab bieielbe itetig ab.
nimmt, sum Sbeil negen Der
idpar5en Bofen, bie Dfters perbee-
reno euitreten. Die 0epplferung
beitcbt aus Sbibetanern, Die iih ie.
bod ielbit Spos nennen, aus Chine
len, Sinbus unb @ongolen. Die
Gbineien iinb fait massachusetts 8auf.
Ielte obcr Sol0aten. 2estere blei-
ben niir elm paar Sabre, Damn peroel1
lie bon @nSeren abgelolt. WGbrenO
ihrcr Mnpcienbeit IN Tbibet beira.
then tie ei~nseborene Mdbden. 9ie
m6nnliben Nadfommen lolfer Ser.
birbungen wer0en oils Gbineien be.
tradtet, bic peibli6en oils Sbibcta'
E%nerinnen. @iele gingeborene ans
Aeapel finoen IN Sbi6et quite ge.
ihGftigung oils @ilobauer p6er
Suipcliere fir ole Sempel. SaIt
aons Gentral.S bibet lit Giaent1um
OeS Tolai 2ama, Der feline Seiisun.
gen imnler meter aiishehnt. S6ibc.
toniide &ohfnnit lit nibt iebr nppe.
iitlid. Gle Sauptipeiien iin6 Sup.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25

:pieoer in @ipeabam Guild feline
Srote ieben 5u loiien. 90 aebt's
giilem bolt, penn man IQes lelber
tbnn muB uno bie Tflibten bes
Sberiffs nit oenen bes Gbitors Golf.
etren. Gem Hieeer 9ronn baben
mir feline Saubeutelei ~eebiibreno
beimge5ablt. @ir bdtten i'm auer.
oiilgs Suriidbringen unb einet Hro.
seB etnleiten tonnen, ober bos bdtte
oos Gcuntp nur @elo gefoItet unO 81
fetlem onberen &eiuItate geiiibrt,
tohItens fpare iein SOB our6 ben
Strong nod qlialpoIer geporben, als
Die blaue 9obne, Die mir ibm sl
ihlitfen gaben. gs lit nibt Die erite
Spn6erei in Irisona gerpeien, unO
miro anh nidt Die Ieste iein, ioIange
ldmar5e 9eitien fret berimlaufen
nno anitanbise 2eute ~beoroben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-25
Grbebem Mniprudj auf @e3ab=
luna.

General Marimp Comes, Ser Erd.
iiOent Der Gommiiiion, peld)er bearf-
tra9t morben mar, Die glnipriibe Der
ci,banildcn Observation-Disclosures az
priifen, bat MIN Die 2iiten Ser sur
@nti6doigung beredtieten Solbaten
fertiggeiteat. Or erfl1rt, oab Die
Iui5eiftungen ole Namen bon iin.
gcfabr 10000 Gerionen entbieIten,
Die ole i'm Selbe geoient baben, ie.
Ooh bic Namen bon GipiIangelteaten
nidIt eineeihloiien ieien. Iie gn.
bride Der Soloaten ollein beInlfet
iid oIf mebr als $51, 100000 nnb
General @ome5 lit Der MnlidJt, oat
Die Inleibe bon $35,000,0 900 MIR bin.
reihen miro, Inn nnaefdbr Die Sdlfte
ser @eiammtonipriide 81 oeden nno
Dob Der ciibaniife Gongreb fir Den
GeIt pieaeidt Die @ilsgabe bon sins.
traaenoen, iibertragbaren SfnlO.
i6einen olttoriiiren miro, Die crit nod
elmer &eibe bon Sabren einSuloien
iinb. &ur5, Die cubaniihen Soloa.
ten beanipruhen cine Summe, mel6e
Ben ~@eiammtpertb bon Cuba iiber.
lteigt. Hlin, moden's piele bon
unieren amerifaniihen 8atrioten
etno on6ers? @er Dobl bate ben
cnboniiden SoIboten bas Geld be.
sublt, menn ole Spanier Sieger ges
blieben mGren?
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man in 9aoen, 9aiern, @iirttemberg
umo Seiien II. (. T. Die Gentrnmser.
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fung ben alten grfabrungsias beitd.
tiet gefunben: ,@tr baben eenaii 10
bel Serrdin. oils uniere Hreiie uns
erobert." $50 es alio gu Staot uno
9ano oa unb BORT nod idlimm itebt,
Da feblt es on geniigenb perbreifeten
fatboliihen 8lattern. Iarum ruff
man eneraiider Oenn ie nod beiieres
Sebung, @crbreitung uno finan5ieI.
Ter a%rGftigung Der HarteiblGtter.
nah @riinbung BON Brebpereiner
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&elo, s.. q. 50, in ser y&ntbpliihen
&unbihon". $50 cine encrailhe.
entidieoene. Sorbe beiennenbe Nreiic
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ing oiel better, oils on ienem Orten,
100 cine iarb,. iait- rnb froitloie
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