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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-02

A On Trrack.No. i hard. ss7c; No. 1
northern, 977sc; No. 2 northern. 951ac to
s5kc; No. 8 wheat, 99c to 95c; No: l
northern to arrive. s7ye; No: 2 northern Isn.
Nh 3 corn. 455kc; No. A corn, 451kc to 46c.
No. 8 White oats. ss1sc; No. oats, 371sc
to 3S1sc. Rye, 701kc. Barley, Ace to 54c-
Cash flax, 81 .141k; February, 81 .14A; May,
81 15: to arrive, 81. IA.
FioI1r-Mfllers reduced prices lie Dbl
all around, following the decline In wheat.
There is no improvement in foreign in
curry and the volume OF domestic business
is very low, scarcely a new order having
been entered 1t is thought that buyers are
holding off in hopes of further decline.
Shipments, 45,01s bbls. First patents, $5.25
as .35; second patents, S.. 1905 first
3. 60; car lots in wood o b in Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-02
PRODUCE AND FRUIT.
Ruling Prices at Yesterdays Meeting OF
the ST, Paul Commission Men,

ST. PAUL, March 1.-The following
open market at today's meeting of the
Produce Exchange established the fol-
lowing prices:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-02
5. B. SHOTWELL&M
GRAIN STOCKS.
National oerm.n-Ansrscan Bank sids.
New York Bonds.


q S reg Is reg. 10411A EfMan g As. 10sA
do coupon ..105- Mex Cent As -. SIS
do IS reg. LOG do 1st inc :. 1874
do coupon ..1O61sExM & st L 4s.. 9S1a
do As reg. 1924 NJ. K s. T 4s..s. 97k
do coupon :. .132NE do IDS ....... Tx
do old As reg. 1061afNRR of Mcon4s. TN
do coupon .1071sENYC, gen 31as.. 81
Atch gen As. 99A ffNJC gen 5s. 1881
do adjust As. 1915 Nor Pacific As. .102A
xAtl c. L 4s.... 81 do So ........ 703s
B e. Ohio As. 100HlN & w con 49,. 97k
do 31as 49,. SO 10 s L As & Pa. 81
Cent of Ga 5s. 1861 Penn cow 31ks. 941k
do LIST inc -. 661s Read gen 4s.... 95%
&c & Ohio 411zs10034 fStL8 IMcon5s. .1125s
c. e. AL 31as... 741zEStL& ST fg 49,. 80H
9CB& QneW4s. 91MtSt L S w lists. 94%
&c, M& StPg4s. 1852 ISea'd A L 4s... 65k
C& N-Wcon7s. 129hlSo- Pacific 4s... 87H
C, RIG PRR4s.. IS $50 Railway 5s. Is
xdo col $751;. 771AtTex & Pa lists. lis
C,CC& StLg4s 97HlT, StL& WIS.,. 691a
Chi Term. 4s... 80 EUnion Pa -4ss.. 1929
Con lob 49,. i. 561a do cow 4s.. 94%
Col & So 4s.... 8413tU S Steel I'd 5s. 727s
D & r G 4s.... 81 Wabash lists -. 115k
Erie o. lien As. 96Kt do deb B .... 59H
do gen 4s.... 843sixWs & L E As. 81
F w & D G. 1st.104 Wis Cent 4s.... 80
Hook Val 45as. los asIfC Fl I cow 5s. 70
fl & N uni As. 98%H z
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-02

There are seventy-six reasons why
you should read 1.-THE Globes Paying
Wants." but the important one is. 1t
will pay YOU
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-02

Receipts moderate. Good grades Of
beef and butcher cattle selling about
steady. Gamers and cutters generally
10c lower and bulls 10@15c lower. Veal
calves 25c lower than a week ago. Stock
ers and feeders generally steady. Best
reSentative sales:
Butcher Steers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-02
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED.

Quotations Established in Open Trade on
the ST. Paul Board.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-02
Sheep.

Receipts moderate, with most of the
supply late in arriving. Market quiet at
about steady prices with yesterdays de-
cline. Representative sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
No Kind. Weight Price.
wethers .................. Ill $500
~ ewes LIZ o.OU
ewes IUS SOU
Stoclxers and Feeders
So feeding lambs ..-..,..-... So s4.75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

home from school 1t was a
sweet, cool afternoon IN late sum-
mer, and the trees on each side OF the
sandy road were still dripping a little
after the recent shower The once dusty
leaves and grasses along he path held
up laughing faces and shook their dainty
heads after their bath, as little children
do when they put up fresh, sweet faces
to be kissed
Many and MANY a time had the
master wendell his homeward way over
this road. when he had locked the school
house door and watched the last pair
of heels vanish IN a cloud Of dust. his
heart aglow with a sense Of duty done.
his face rejecting something of the JOY
and beauty of the country around him.
and his rich voice flowing out uncon-
sclously TO meet the love-calls Of the
birds
But to-day the tiny flower faces of
the roadside looked up IN vain for his
accustomed smile, and his little friends
IN the tnee-tops called and then flew
away disappointed, for the walker did
not heed them, and ms face was trou-
bled. If the birds had ceased their
singing long enough TO listen, they might
have heard HIM saying over and over
10 himself as he walked along: What
shall l do What shall ! do with
Phyllis;'
One day, FIVE months before, IN early
spring, the master had come. a stranger
10 the little weather beaten school house
on the hill He had brought with him
from his college life IN the East a recol-
.,F
set against him, strong sense Of
battles bravelv fought and laurels hon
Orably won.
He had brought two willing hands
a bright face and a true. warm heart
with which to begin his life-struggle
III this western wilderness. And
on the April morning when he had
opened the school-house door and called
IN MS waiting flock, he had felt his heart
60 out 10 these little men and women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

The following day he received call from the board,
in cowhide boots and shirt sleeves.
Sorry to complain you've got here, "
apologized the spokesman, Deacon Gerring, but my
daughter tells you amt dom right by the school"
The teacher looked his amazement; in what way
had he been negligent Of duty
Why, | donnos you've neglected EN- exactly, q"
said the deacon Il but my darer here tells you re
a-earnin EN- the questions stead o. the answers"
In vain Ernest attempted explanation of his
unseemy conduct-the deacon obdurate
THE man who printed them g'ographys knowed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

OF the planet on which We - = !. Z
live" Johnny shook ms head #S6xS.ss4zT
with a vacant smile ~
Next called the master bnsky -
tall girl IN a checked apron dropped
her eyes and began picking nervously her apron.
Haven't you studied the lesson Mary asked
the kindly Yes Mary had but she didn't
know that
Jenny" proceeded the master, looking hopefully
a bright face framed IN black cork-screw curls.
The face lost It's look OF animation. the eyes
dropped and Jenny stood speechess.
Phyllis, said the master appealingly. what IS
the name OF the planet which we live'
go Tisn't in my book answered Phyllis, for |
studied the lesson, every word"
The master was struck with idea. Phyllis,
said he again. what IS the earthS"
The planet which live" responded Phyllis
with alacrity
Now Phyllis what is the name Of the planet
which live"
Phyllis silent In vain the teacher endcavored
explain his bewlldercd audience that the earth
and the planet which live and the
sphere and that the questions identical
They looked him doubtful ", and finally returned
with impotence TO their seats. glad to be rid
Of the master with his puzzling questions. All but
Phyllis. She glared at him omInousy from under the
brown curls. and at last home without the
tOmarY Good night to the teacher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

q
whatever lay IN his power 10 fit them for their
hard battles ahead.
And he had won one heart after another One after
another he had taken small sun Drowned hand his.
and gently. firmly, led Its rough place IN
his pathway. And they loved IliTn-the bows with a
sort Of pride who lowered head and shout
ders above the talest Of them and was their leader
IN everything from the baseball nine the choir in
the village chapel the girls with reverence amounting
almost OF who, while he supremacy
master, forgot treat them with a courtesy
such as they had known before IN anyone OF the
rough simple pioneer farmers. To the older ones he
loaned wonderful books Of fairy stories and taught
steps for the dance at husking- time. and the
little brought him their sand pies and
rag babies adInire-and they loved hiIn-everyone
but Phyllis With Phyllis, the masters power and
patience came end.
She was one Of the oldest Of ms pupils the only
daughter IF the best family in the district and
bewitchng gypsy Of a girl Soft, curly, brown hair
rich brown skin. and deep, beautiful. brown eyes,
had PHYLLIS She nearly always a plain frock
of brown homespun, and before of his first dav
IN Treville school Ernest Elerton had christened
her his brown study ~. and such she proved be.
Her father was Of the three school trustees and
deacon IN the little church. where he often
quired preacher, choir leader, and
well.
On his first day in school, after looking for a few
moments at the rows of expectant faces before him,
Ernest had called up a class IN physical geography
70 ascertain if possible how far they already had gone
with the subject under their former instructor He
consulted the opened book his desk Under a
picture OF a sphere suspended in the midst OF clouds
was the question What Is the earth'" followed bv
the answer. printed IN capitals The planet which
hive"
Johnny " said the teacher. addressing red haired
urchin standing foot the end of the line,
MS eyes fixed on his bare toes, what IS the name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11
Nj 3 VI II 81


good enough for us" said he After
the young ha' learned it through
straight its time enough ter learn it ter
EN- back'ards." SO the three men
departed.
Ernest groaned What could he do?
And, looking up, he met Phyllis brown
eyes bright with exultatiOn
At recess, however, she came up and
offered the teacher a red apple which
she had brought for her luncheon. He
accepted the peace offering, and Phyllis
smiled bewitchingy at him
On the particular day of which
write there had been trouble at the
school, and the of it Phyllis.
She nearly seventeen and the
Il tallest girl in school. Most of the others
of her age were too much in demand at
home to take time for "book-learnin' -.
a but Phyllis only daughter and
kE much INDUCED
- = Whether it was the fact that she was
the deacon's daughter, or because she
~TTSaS=ex the oldest girl in school, because
EsgH Of certain fascinating power which lay
es&.P%A III the dark eyes, II IS hard TO say. but
- for some reason other Ernest had in
"a %Ak dulged her than any of his other
~ ~ pupils, and had endeavored to give her
4k& all the liberty possible at the
Isl - time keeping the reins in his
It'd hands
a#k But Phyllis resented anything that
~ - savored of Straint and seemed
~ 80 take wicked delight in provoking the
TFME teacher TO the point of reprmanding
her When reproved for any INSIDE
meanor she either threw back her head
and aughed-laughed until the others
caught the spirit and the old rafters
rang with the echoes-or her dark ewes
filed with tears and she took the first
opportunity slip cut of the door and
lasazssEsy run home where she stayed for several
DAYS finally returning with great punches
of wild flowers which she deposited the
teachers desk. In either the teacher
out-done.
Things had been going on in this fashion for
nearly FIVE months. OF every other pupil IN the
school Ernest had obtained the love and respect, but
not Of PHYLLIS At least 10 the casual observer But
the te4cheT had a vague notion that away down
the depths OF the naughty heart the girl really
ashamed OF having given him such cause for annoy
anoe and that her peace-oferIngs were made III all
sincerity
Tins morning. while Ernest was extorting the multi
pcaton table from class Of six sturdy boys drawn
up before him. ms attention directed audible
giggng in the back OF the Turning, he
Phyllis calmly taking bite from rosy apple. which
she afterward quietly placed upon her desk, IN full
view Of school and teacher
The puzzled Finally. raising his voice.
he said Physi" and the brown met his gravely.
but with surprise whatever.
Yes" she answered pleasantly Phyllis never
said Yes sir" 10 the master.
Phyllis you know that eating apples in school is
against the rules, do YOU not?"
Yes " replied the girl without any embarrassment.
Ernest was puzzled If she had been OF the little
girls the front bench, he would have known pre-
cisclv how TO deal with her As it was, he did not
Where did you get it" he began, but stopped.
Here a young 20 whom he was speaking,
not a naughty child all. and the master hesitated
Il brought it for my lunch" said Phyllis prom tly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

of the planet on winch We
live, Johnny shook ms head
with a vacant smile.
Next called the master brlskly
4 tall girl IN u checked apron droppe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-11

THE master was walking slowly
home from school II was a
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
S 6nib
sldcrlci Sntrrrianics aus a~lerIci Grs
biet-Tnr SrDrn rtpas.

SO a b Of eng Dmnai lie be-
iteben in Deuti9IanD 9egerirdrtig in
10 Gtdbten.
3uridgepiefen purben BON
ben neutrality-suspicious. Der Ser.
Staaten i'm Sabre 1903 1879 @mi=
gronten.
Oisfont 8 uni Dat
Der ameritanii9en National=
banfen errei9ten ibr b0hites Nipsau
am 9. Ssptember 1903 nit $3,481,s
100000.
. & 5eigt bon allen
pflan5en bas fdneuit tie Wa9stbum.
Inter ~giinitigen llmftdnoen blibt lie
unb liefert lie aud Samen f6on aht
Gage nad Der q~usiaat.
Snbi 6uIen aa6 es
i'm Jistaliabr 1903 257. gesen 249
i'm Woriabre. Die Geiammt3obl Der
inbioniidsn @6iiler betrug POSTS,
sesen 20,540 i'm Woriobre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
,mmerieam @ars" IN Berlin.

Ser oleinitesbnbe 5rembe unb Der
fmneiniee Yerliner Somftogs 9ebes
morn begniigen iid NIT Der Inter.
boltungsbiibne unb benz ipeltiiGbiis
fden Reitauroni nidt; Tie biegen in
isns oistreien Seitensafes Elm. in be-
men transparent bsIeuffs.e SdiIoer
bic porne6men Gdnopslotals an3eIgen.
Won nennt iie felt e~inigen Sobren
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bilbern baben iie in Berlin nihts mebr
All ihun. Vidt Der .mireb orinfs"
ipeoen oebt man bin. Go III 8ronnts
ipein inn iiber~oetraaenen Sinn unb Itatt
Der oemiIh!en OeirGnte bic eemildte
@eIeIidofi. bic man iuht. On Der
Giene ocfien, mas man friiber nit
bdbliher 8eutIidteit Vo6lcofee nonns
ts. lieben jebi bic bel 3aae eIeihfons
oeihloHcnen, aber bon Der 3ebnien
W6enbItunbe on nit blenoenbsr Der,
idipenouno beleuhieten. bon lpeiben
WGnoen. oroben Gpieqsln uno BEN
marmornen bobsn2iqeurbuffet qIibern'
bsn Bars. 6inier BEN Buffet itebi
bic aolonne ermortunesfrober. bienit'
eiiriqerS hentirduleins. an zen ileinen
9iIden i'm QeIdmddpollen Colon Iiben
onocre 3r1alein in lieOerliher Goirees
Toileiie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
aus 0nnklrr
3%lcrgangrnbrit
Observation-Disclosures llomaa BON
Guitar SoNeI
Mortisbung.l

Der Cob 1T teIne Strofe," Fubr er
bonn lauter fort. .aber Die 5urdt Dor
benz 1oee lit IS. Nic iost bod Sbates
ipeaye-.oer Jeige iiirbt I1on 5ebnmal,
sbe CT Itirbi.' 8as foa an ibm uno ibr
3ur Wabrbeit peroen. Tie gBinide
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riren. "a eritanoen mir mneriuartet
Gin plar m~eribpolle 8un0esgenonen.
Slid anf, UiiItreB Gaiot Nammsr
smell Die errafIien Wiuionen oes Nas
tsrs toeroen am Spieltii6 i4pinoen
nno DID in g(rmuib uno G6anoe lal
fen. MiiireB Qineoln Drummer 3ipei
aber miro bren Q(nt6eil am Haube
in elmer WeiIe peri9penben, Die i'm
nod i9in<eer trifft. Wur gu! Der
6on3eitstag 1T nidlt me6r fern.
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lei9! rod 10 bel Mut9 faBt. Au5ei9e
81 erItattcn, uno Soeb auf mid MAIDEN
an laIien, Hdd Queensland iiberlIeoeln.
BORT s1brt es I9on mGdtig unler ben
uu3ufrieoenen braunen YlantagensArs
beittrn. @islsidI gsliuat Is mir, Die
Stlapeu auf ieines Sobnes Ylantase
gu einem @epaltatte auf3uiiaheln.
9as aanje 0eI4Iedt muB ousserottet
lueroen.
Run Iobt mid bier MIR iuhen!
WeIne llnFabbarteit pirb Sub nod
psiser Gn%gItigen. Sbne Cub nahe 81
Ieiu. peroet Sbr ocd in beltdnoi9er
6urdt Ieben Dor meiner nur geabnten
Rdbe!!~
@ieoer puroe Tcin leiies unbeim
lides 2ahsn laut. oas ein3i9e. ipaS ben
Beoaaten an cine 0eiItesitOrung auf=
tommea lIeB. Seine Worte iIangen
perniinftig senug. Sem 9aB segen
ben llrbeber Ieiner Ginferterung ipar
oarnab unausl0lhlih, crtIdrte ct ii4
oo1 ielbft. pis i~ibrieens fat ale Siren.
fir bas Opfer zines 9etruses.
Nod einmal i6tpoRg er feline 6duIt
orobeno ge9en cas i'm WonoIGein lie
eenoe 0errenhaus. oanu oerI6lpano er
ipurlos in benz foit monnesboben llns
terbol3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
C5orsiebung folgt.)
s,ot VI cbamraso Maspas.

Ter rene mnroffaniide 3ricgSmI.
inter iraf IN Soiacr clil. Gr cr-
ilirie in laHgerer llntcrrcouma. CT lei
lid uoQlt1n0ig Des Grnltcs Der Gage
bcui.Bt. Gr lit Elm bod)it gcldcllet
Mann. Der lid m0brcno lcincS Mn
entbalteo III Niger pom Der Hoit-
menoiafeii 0cS 6%orild)ritts mo Der
Gciittuna iiir Yiaroffo iiber5eugt gn.
| be. Ser Sultan bat Den orinNen0es;
WunI9 ousgeiproden. Dap er obne3eit=
perlult leinc Hclle nad) sSes IortleGen
mo9c. oanit or i'm nit Den m0brcn0
Ger mobammeonnilden 6cltc Oori
DciIenoeii n%arIbaften Stammc2boupi.
liil0cn befannt mnd)en f0Enc. SIli
Wiorammco WabhuS 9cbori elmer al
ten Manrenf0milie an bal iIdl aber
az nerldieoenen Soften l0uaer IN 9m-
ropa a~lligeb1lten. Gr bat ais bclol'
oerer @clanOter Maroffo'S bel Der
irnn5olIld)en Hcpllblif 0aS lcBte No.
fomncn NIT Srahfreid untcrScid)nct
mo War alld) onS @nupl Der mnrot-
fonlid'en @ommiiiion iiir Ole Mcae-
hung Der @ren3irnael 3mildlcn Wfa.
roffo uio Nlgier. Gr bat nellcr0ing5
iolt 0rei Sabre in 6ranfrcid uno
Nl0ier bcrlcbt mo ioQ nit 0cn @iin.
idcn Der iran5oiiidcr Ncnierung. iuic
nit Dem bon Der 0oloniolportci ma
bon anocren Sciten aui ole leItcuocn
0rciic in Snden MaroffoS gciibten
Crude ausreidcno bcfnnnt iciit. Sn
0cn nmtlidcn Nreilcn Sranfrcldjs
miro or. Den Yfclounaen Der engliiden
glatier 3uiolnc, ais Elm aulgcfl1yter
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obcnOldnoildlcn 0clittlng 3u miIr0i.
gen millc. allcin Den SonatismlS lei,
ncr yan0sleute 5n gut femme, UNI an
81 boitiAc einiilbrrng mo0crncr &e.
ior.icn 81 oenfcn. Mos ole gcscn.
mdrtiac Gage In Worotfo Mnbelangt,
10 fontnlt Elm Ycrid)tcritatter mIe0cr
aui ole Hod)tbeile ocr Miin3uerid)lcdl
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Der 3a1l. bnbcn. ipie cS idjcint, ne
gen Ger ibncn oarolis crpad)lcl0cn
Sd)doen ole glrbcit cingcitelt mo ole
c%ircp1lldrn @cld1itc gcSmlnacn,
ibre Wcrfoufsloocn 3i idlicBeii. Gin
paur. Die acoIinet blicbcn murocr
bon maroffaniid)en Eruppcn gcihiipt.
3nnodllt III rs oohci cbnc Hubelto.
rllilacn obacgonaen. Gas 9auo iii
nit minocrmcribigen moroftoniidcr
MtiinSen iibcriducnmt nno trob oes
aursrildgonocs ioa Die McaIerula
nit Der Mbiid)t umgebcn. weiterC
100000 Gals ocs seringwertbiaei
@cloes III llnlaui al leten. las
Weidldft leioct bodit empfinolid) BAR.
inter. Solo lit mf0uilidl oo Ole
@onten iiIrdltcn arpBcrc Gunner
in maroffaniidcr 9Piinjc einjuIegen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25

~ CT 3eItbiiter Sad, ipeIder BEL
- benz 0eutideu Yetermaun in
9 s3enit itano. por Der 9eiuObls
lihe Yuihmonnstppus, BRETT
fduIterig, iiorttnodig. nerpig; unpiiz
Ieno. sab in Ieinen gtnii9ten uno Be
Ihlihen. oerbpibig. mutbIg uno Der
I6lagen. WGbrenO Der mebri0gigen
NblueIeubeit ieines 0errn bate er I'D
nur psni9 3ube aeeonnt. Wlebreren
perod1tigen Snoipiouen nal er nafges
llie0en, ods Wepebr i'm Nrm unD be-
reit, Is jeoen Qu9enolid in bic S9ubs
lage su bringen. Seinen Aomerdoen
uno 3eliaenol en-oenn IN teinem dns
oeren giAte fob er ieinen 9errn-
pollle er Dor einem Uerbre6en bepobs
reE. Gr IeIbit fannie Ieine Iolhen Be
benten. Wenn CT einen Der Stations
Ieute auf Der 6arm 9etroffen bate.
lpiiroe or ibm nit Vsrgniioeu cine gauge
S~drotlaoung geoeben boben. OieIe
unperteuubare Abiidt belt iene wobl
fern. unb 10 blieb bos Gigenibum 9Ies
termanns unier Sods sreuer Nufliht
unberIebrt.
Gr mar idon refi beIoroi I'm lei.
nen 6errn. lin 70 gr0Ber mar feline
s5reuoe bel Der Riidtebr beheIben. Sein
aus Der 5erne Observation-Disclosures
.Ausurui!" uno bic idubartiaen Deto-
naiionen Der Gtodipbip beontiuorieie
CT nit elmer Galpe aus benz ~Veuns
i0bter." lpie CT Ieiuen Repolper mamie.
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uno elite Ieinem 0errn entgeaen. gb
uno 81 bIieb er Iieben, nm lie iiber iei.
nem 0oupte 81 lhIpingen. mas 10 ples
bieB as: Sd tomme.."
.0urrab, GeuiIderl" lpat Iein erIier
Nusruf. Wiit einem Cab i6ipanq er
iih ouI ben Hiiden zines Der unQeIais
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ben Ydumen uno Sdeuen oeielben Iieb
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bic Geiie Ieines Serrn. nm ihm bic
0ano 3um Wiutommen az bieien.
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men aus" Tagte CT NIT einem baIb mits
Ieioiaen Bid ouf Y%elermonn. Sinh
sud- bic Hationen 81 iir3 gepcroeE
ooer- Was Denter, unierbrah er Iid
iel6it. ia quilt ia 9lut aus Der red
Ten Snulterl 9abc ib Is SUB niht
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ipeniqltens ben peribpolIte 3beil Der
geute pieoer obesiagt. 0offeutIi9 baz
ben Ie bic nod feblenoen Stiide nit
einiQen un6eilbaren Wunben be3ahlt.
S6aoe, bdb id nidt babel Iein fonuis.
Wir Beioe bitten has Yuldranserge=
Iinnel bon qincolns Station 81 Yaaz
rem oetrieben. Ghrot ooer AugeI2"
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3euiihe latonii6.
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tinem gepiHen gebagen.
peiermann f1iittslte nit einem
fdiuaden Gd6eln ben &Opf. nIur
bdlb.~ Iogte er. rWirit mir Die ausel
5ieben miihen."
hit Wergniigen," ertpioerte Sad
idmun3elnb. mWeroen lie benz Squats
ter gu @eibnodten ais ,Wuiter Obne
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pieuetpt iron LANCE IN panaen .Stuets
feln seweIea."
Gr idiitieIte IN helcm uanut6 hcn
&opf.
~Wirbe i9 Dir bann beute Morsea
NOD gsiaet baben. bab Der Wleni9
pIrtlih pahniinnia iit2"
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-25
epesialse tsnale

srfisn Q s6Tdes, susItr ALARM,
atrritsn 2 S4Iass, britier alarm.
oritten 2 e6Ides, piater NIarm.
al, 6eaer aus unb e6Iou6 ~auisrsni
) S&Idge, Battle-Ground nb.
10 e8Iass IL rtr wlittass.
Die 80 bssei4nsten eisnaTe tUuttn Hur tsm 1turm
pa9ter onesastm "a an ben betrthsnben Suabes
sreusunaeR sctne QIarmfSner andsbra6t anb.