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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19
E RICH ON OH
Many Small Fortunes Being Made b.,
Indiana Farmers.


Oil has been one OF lndiana's chic.
commodities for nearly FIVE years, but. il
was only recently that anything like a
boom prevailed in the counties where til,
production is largest. Oil has been pro
duced in Delaware, Madison, Grant, Jay
and Randolph counties in paying quaint
ties ever since natural gas began to
play out."
Even now in n section of country 0O
miles square, filled with oil d%rillers, spec
ulators and owners of producing terri
tory, there is lone Of that wildness that
has characterized other parts of the
country in which the drill has struck
pay sand. No one has made a million
and lone expects to turn out a fortune TO
that amount, but there are numerous i'm
cidents where families have been lifted
from poverty to afluence. The wolf has
been driven from the door and now con-
tentment reigns where once all was dark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Golf OF Liberty
township. Delaware county, will Eot have
to give up their farm n go to the poor
house. Elijah Golf is 81 and ms wife
is "a. For years they have been hope
lessly in debt and less than three months
ago their guardian was contemplating
the step OF taking them to the infirmary.
The guardian, who is also the county
auditor, shrank from telling his aged
! charges that the mortgage~holders would
wait no longer and that they must leave
| the home which they had 80 years ago
| found in the wilderness.
One day a party of oil drillers came
| to the farm. They obtained the guard
ian's consent and then sent a drill down
through the earth. Day after day the
| drill pounded away. The old man and
| his wife sat in their front yard and
watched the work. Mr.. Golf could not
quite comprehend what was being done.
One day there was a shout from the
drillers. They had struck oil. The old
man and his wife will not have to go to
the poor house. The leases on the farm
OF sc acres will yield them an income
of $3.50 a month. The old man, too, will
now have a phaeton, a thing he in his
childish old age has long coveted, but
which until now his guardian could new
er promise him.
Samuel A. Winget had struggled for
years against poverty OF his little farm
near Parker City. His income had new
err been more than $500 a year and as his
children grew 10 young manhood and
young womanhood he longed to see them
get a good education, but he almost de.
SPARED. The drillers came. They want
ed to put down a test well. The well
was a success. One month later the rural
carrier brought Winget an envelope con
tanning a check for $3.50. He handled
it with trembling hands. He realized
that if the well held out he was a rich
man. 1t means so much to his wife and
children. He is now receiving checks
monthly of from 500 to $500.
The cases of many others are similar.
Kind fortune has smiled, mot on the
wealthy spectators, but upon scores OF
Woodworking farmers. Men who IN
went to scan only the hog and grain
markets now receive the oil quotations
by wire. 1t is a sure-thing game for
| than ..
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19

kuropatkin's advance sootb e.o,,
nuhuen against the japanese arm,
was seriously contested six miles mort
OF ieitai station, where a bloody hal
ne ragged. The Japanese on Sup5o,
Tell back along the entire front ons
the RUSSIAN advance guard crossed +be
schlii river, half way between Nuk.
den n ~Liaoyang, which is shown IN
the map. Requirements enabled the
Japanese to push back the Russians on
MONDAY, and the latter renewed tba
combat the next day, the result ho;no
IN doubt. In the meantime if is said
the east and west fiansing movements
Dy the japanese continued. The fri
angle bounded by Yentai, Iioovopc
u ~slkwantun, which is well fortI
hed, Is believed to be the position Ffeld
Marshal Oyama had chosen for a de-
cisiye battle.
After driving back the left Japanese
iank and assailing the right flank of
Marshal Oyama's army, the Russians
met changed conditions Wednesday
Fighting so evere that even hardy vet
Grams were appalled, occurred near
Yentai, held by the Russians. The
heights above .Yentai were shamblss.
Progress of the artillery was impeded
by corpses. Russians and Japanese
were mingled in the same masses of
the slain, where vantage points were
taken and lost within hours by the
enemies. Leading the Japanese to the
assault, their dashing commanders
were killed by dozens.
The whole fierce fight eliminated
when the Russians broke and charged
the Yentai mines. Cries Of BAN
zai' by the Japanese were answered
py the crash Of artillery and the inces-
SAINT roar Of machine guns. The dead
~ IRE continued during the night.
flashes of fire, not men, were tar
When Kuropatkin's fighters. I'M
DER the wounded Gen. Danieloff. reach
and occupied Yentai, only the dead
defenders remained.
Both armies, t~otaling half a million
men,, engaged in a death grapple. The
Hun river interviewed between two of
he attacking columns, and it's banks i
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19

ieft, while the right chung to it's posi-
ton, but maintained itself only with
difficulty.
From Port Arthur General Stoessel
has sent an account Of the fighting of
Sept. 10 to %. He says that the Japa-
nese attacks were made Simultaneous
ly from the north and west. In the
attack from the north the japanese
completely demolished the redoubt pro-
tecting the waterworks and apparently
remained in occupation Of the spot.
The fighting on the west was waged
especially around High Hill, neal Fort
Etseshan. The japanese occupied the
Russian shelter trenches nalf way up
the hill, but, according to General
Stoessel, were driven out the follow
ing night. The general reports the ces-
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19

were Redeemed by the blood Of the on
tending troops. The Russian casual
ties were especially horrible in their
number.
A brigade of Russian infantry, with
1000 cavalry and two guns, marching
70 strike Gen. Kuroki's flank, crossed
the Taitse river. The Japanese cut off
the retreat Of this force and tried to
annihilate 1t. The Russians attacked
~Sienchuang, thirty miles northeast Of
Saimatze and almost due north Of
Fengwangcheng, evidently with the
OBJECT OF cutting off Japanese com
munications with the Yalu river. Gen.
Danieloff, who succeeded Gems. Trous-
sen and Romanoff in command of the
sixth Siberian rifles division, was
wounded in the leg. With blood soak
Ing his uniform, he continued to lead
his troops Until exhausted.
The battle commenced along the line
OF the railway with a terrific artillery
nre on both sides. The railway line
almost TO Yentai was in possession OF
the russians. The station itself was
damaged beyond recognition. The
sound of cannonading was audible for
forty miles.
The fighting commenced early in the
morning. A bombardment of five
hours duration forced back the Jap
.anese lines along almost the entire
front and opened the way for an in
fantry attack. About noon the Japan
ese began to- retire. Their TANKS and
center We're stubbornly defended and
fne battle increased in intensity, con-
centrating about the Yentai coal mines,
where firing continued until darkness
Tell. As q net result Of the days events
me Russians drove in the japanese
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19
War News i'm Brief.

The Imperial Japanese Relief Society
has 100000 IN deposit.
Part of the Russian Imperial Guard
has started for the Tar East.
Ships at Port Arthur have been badly
damaged by shells and one wrecked.
japanese are anxious to take Port Ar
thur by Nov. s., the Mikado's birthday.
The British steamer Chenan was
searched by a Japanese cruiser near Che
foo.
A feet of eighty junks is engaged in
attempting to run the Port Arthur block
ade.
japanese have seized the British
steamship Sisshan for carrying -four for
Port Arthur.
1t Is reported that the Japanese IN
Manchuria are suffering from privations,
cold and hunger.
Fears are expressed in st. Petersburg
that Kuropatkin has undertaken a move
ment too great for his army.
1t is reported that the health and gen.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19
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troops almost indefinitely, while tn,
Russians cannot re-enfdrce at all.

troops almost indefinitely, while the
Russians cannot re-enfGrce at all.
The Baltic sqnadronlhas not sailed,
though its imminent departure is again
announced. The restraining fear is
that Port Arthur mightfall before the
advent of the fleet, which would then
be in danger of annihildion. 1t is now
evident that If the feet had left early
in the year Russia miglt have gained
the mastery of the seaand the entire
fortune of the war havechanged. But
hindsight is always better than fore
sight. 1t could not be lnown early in
the spring that Stoessp would make
such a gallant defensel
o~nan is evidently iepared to put
In the tiesa an army Iurpassing the
"o' propheSes. The new
conscript law will add 10000 soldiers
between the ages Of . and 80 wears
to the Mikado's force. and raise the
totai 10 over 100000. 1t is doubtful,
indeed, whether RussA can eyer sus-
tain at the far easternend of her EN-.
pire an army of 1,OOO,OO men. Neither
side has had anywheh near enough.
Inc emo or the war is hot in sight.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19
JUDGE DENOUNCES MOE.
Instructs Federal Grand Jury to In
Evestigate Killing of Negro.

Judge Thomas CT. Jones of the United
States District Court in his charge to
the jury at Huntsville, Ala, declared it
to be the duty OF that body to return III
dictments against the lynchers Of the
negro Naples under certain conditions.
Naples was in the Huntsville Jail, accus-
ed of a grave crime. a mob Of white
men attacked the jail. Set fire to it. Sc
cured possession OF Naples and hanged
him.
Judge Jones asks the jury to put this
question to itself after hearing the evil
dence in the matter: Would a white
man, under the same circumstances,
charged with the particular offense upon
the same Yietim, have been attacked or
murdered by this mob?' In arriving at
an answer the jury is advised to con
slider what was said by members of the
mob as well as what was done. If it
shall decide that the mob would not have
murdered Naples if he had been q white
man, says Judge Jones, then every die
tate of humanity and justice demands
that you return true bills against the
members of the mob"
Here for the first time a federal judge
has held that a mob which murders a
negro because he is d negro as well as
because he is charged with a crime lays
itself liable to punishment under federal
law. The thirteenth and fourteenth
amendments to the constitution are re-
lied upon to uphold the view that it is
the nations duty to protect its citi-
zens from violence aroused by race ami
mostly. The point thus raised is impor.
tant.
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sation Of infantry attacks and the re-
sumption of bombardments from Jap
anese l~ong-range guns, coupled with
further activity in the building of zig
gag trenches as a preliminary to new
assaults.
The Muscovites seem to have aban-
doned their purely defensive attitude
Of the early months of the siege and
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19

now make frequent s%orties. That they
have been forced to this by the tight
ening lines is probable, for their coun-
ter-attacks, even though successful,
must result in a heavier loss to them
than to the enemy. And whenever the
Japanese can exchange man for man
at Port Arthur they gain the advan-
tage, since they can bring up new
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19

DR.. Clark, who has been practicing
| medicine in Pierre for the past two years
has purchased the drug stock formerly
owned by State Treasurer Collins, Is
Groton. and win locate at that place.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-10-19

Contractor Lloyd expects to get the ex-
cavating for the government brilding
completed this week, and material has
begun to arrive for pushing the work OF
construction. |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-29
8etanntmadbnns fiir stsnsrsabl.r.

Die itdbtilben Steuern fiir oas
5iscafiabr 1903-1904 fino test fdl=
Zig uno miiiien in meiner Office IN
Der Staotballe. San NntoniD, Ieras,
besablt ueroen.
@ah Dem 81. Wtai lit Der 8ab.
lutgstermin uerfallen uno es ueroen
oann nod 8inien, Strafen uno Ru.
item suaerehnet. Cine 8erldnae.
runa oes 8ablunastermins iiber ben
81. Wsai binaus miro poiitip niht
itattfinoen, oa bieielbe geeen ben
rleuea Staotbarter neritoBen tpiiroe.
&ommen Sic, bite, rebtseitig, nm
aasu farfen Guorana gu permeioen.
Officers tunoen tdalid BON s ubr
80 Win. GDrmittags biz 5 ubr
Wahmittaas, nit Iusnabme oes
Sonnabenos, an pelbem Gage Mit.
tags nm II ubr geihloiien miro.
S0bn u. Glitter,
Staott Solicitor.
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Dom S~riegsibampIate.

9ie Gahridten BPM galu
5lule lauten unbeitimmt. Nad eli
t1er Wteloun9 baben Die Sopaner t1adl
Stpeltdgt9em Sample beoeutenoe
Sortelle errut19en, na6 elmer anoes
rem, Itno ite 5uriifgeporfen tuoroer.
Der Seloenmut Der 8eIabuno
oeS BON ben Guiien qefaperten
2ransportibtfes rSinidiu Moru"
Die lteber ut1terQing, als Iid eroab,
miro betuunoert.
Das @eriibt, oaB nit benz
S6la6t1diff nBetropaolDpsf" &c.
O00. 900 untergangen iein lOaen,
tptro in Gbreoe aeiteGt. aein ruIs
Hides Srlegsidiff bat mebr als
$50, 900 an 8Dro.
8ei Der iapaniIben Grnee BE-
ftroen fth bereits 200 aneritaniide
uno europdi11e S0rrelponoenten
uno eS hoeroen feline mebr aufoenDnz
MEN peroen.
Die Sapaner ipaen Intunq,
auf Der anoeren Seite oes 0alu
SluneS, beiebt baben.
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Bublifum fnrrtLidl FIN. Ga MIR

Bublifum i6rinltd Bin. Sc nuurs
ben alerotn9s Stimtner laut, uel=
be meinten, Stide, pie Die 9ra=
biatas Irie uno Die 9ucio. Nrte gebDrs
ten nibt auf Elm Sdngerfeit, ober,
ou lieber Sirmel. tpern man cine
eroBe RDluraturzS dngerin enaaeiert
bat, oann muB man iie AUDI in Stir
Gen finaen laiien, in oenen ite tire
gauge &unit 5eiaen fam, uno oo
eiebt es totId6ti6 ni6ts befieres, als
Die beioen %genannten Muitfitlde.
9onisetti's 2ucia wdre ia idon
ldnait ueraeiien unb @iemanb bdGte
mebr an Die Sper, net1tt iie niHt
Die 8abniinns : Grie entbielt uno
oieie init ihrem @abtt9anengetriler
uno ibrem Sl0tengeiang bas uniibers
trofene 8raoDuritid elmer ieoen
acknowledgement mdre. Cine Sps
loraturidn9erin 1T eben teine Qieoer@
idngerin unb man oarf pDn ibr teine
2ieoer, nod ba5u beutide G0lfslies
Der, erkuartert.
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9eutsd,e Sheatcrppr,tcQa t,aett.

Sc ftebt alip feft, baB mir eine
aarae ISOLDE beutibe Tbeatersgor
iteuunaen baben meroen uno 5pat
pont 81. bis %. Mai incluiipe in
Der 6aae 6es 8eethonen= MGtnerhDr
urter Der 9ireftion bes 6errn STU
ooIf 9lrine.
Das &epertoir neiit rur quite, ins
baltreihe unb meiitens tlere Stiide
auf, Sc peroen Der &eihe no6 CUR
IuHlbrung gelaneen yWiobe", Ser
Biebbdnoler pDa Ober Setreid" F.,
Die 9eimat" yIlt 6eioelberg"
Ser Gabenoater" r@plbene STA,
s@rositaotluft" unb Die gDdter
oeS 6errn eSabricius
Die Truppe beltebt aus fanf Ser
rem uno flint 9amen, &iinitlern, Die
an ben oeutiden Tbeatern in Stem
gort, @lepelano unb ct. 2puis tdtiq
tuaren. Sic treffen bereits am IL.
bier Elm unb es beginner Die Brobe1,
utt Elm fl0ttes 3uiammenlpielen gu
er5ielen.
Der Gintrittspreis lit fir gruad>
lene fir oas Barquett auf nur so
Gents, fir ben Baton auf 40 Gents
feftgeieBt mDroen. &inoer besablen
Die 9dlfte. Sci iolhen mdBieen
Breiien ionte Die 6aue ieben Ibeno
gefiat iein, beionoers oa man aepiB
iein fam. oaB MIR @utes eeboten
tperoer uiro.
Wir ueroen auf oieie Gorftequuz
gen nod otter s~uriidfommen.
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9ofationen in Seras aewHnj&t.

Die SriseosG pftem 2anb. Suia,i.
aratiDns : 9fi0ciatiun tentt bereits
lbren Sell Der Ginmanberuno nah
Teras.
9reibnnoertunofnnfsig Goenteu
oieier M~fi0ciation pDm Often unD
Noroe1 baben iueben cine -Four burM
8eras beenbet nno iib ratb ben SUITS
queIen oes Staates &c. erfunbiof.
UNI bic 9atiahen ben 6eimifdtteiu.
nert Der dlteren Staten better Dor.
fiihrer su f6nnen.
9ieie Qfiuciation lit bic mirF.
ialnfte, Die es aiebt; fie bat Waenten
IN ben 9arlsen Ser. Staten. Wplt
Sbr @uer @igentunt, auf benz Qunbs
0oer in Der Staot, pertauien, tptnidt
Sbr &apital fiir Gabriten pber
lraeno eine Snbuitrie, fGreibt an
Ut. 9. 2em0n n, Setretdr bes SIM.
n1ieratiDns Bureaus, Dent. y.
5riscD : @ebduoe, ct. 2uuis, Mp.
6. u. 6uabes,
@eneral<S mmiaratipn8sNoenf
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Gone Star Bier Sinn(prio6e.

Sas Cote Star Bier lit meme ssreube,
Sas SDne Star Bier lit mein 2uf,
Sd trtnt banOn gu ieber Stunoe
uro bies seirbiebt san5 unbepuBt.
Senn fibl bon 9urft ib cine Gpur,
go ibibt i'm mir oas Sume Star nur.
Sic 9iiainp 1T cine Static,
8orauf manb' beiBer 8ampf entbronnt.
SaS MlamU, bas 1T, idl pette,
SIN 9an6e ebenlp betannt.
Sir srpBe 9in9e siebt es groBe @amen,
Gas 1T nno muB 10 iein.
Drum 1T bas MlantD ber. Gone Gtar
@uth 10 ptfant unb fein.
Serorieslib, miirriih sins er aus.
Der Serr @smabl un5 tam nab SauS
Seraniet uno beit'ren Sinnes.
o8D tuarft gu benn. mem lieber Mtann",
Srus feline Srau. 9a ling er an:
pgei Zone star Bier bab' i] seieiien,
SeloruB uHo Aer9er ltno per9enen.
IS iast Elm altes 6~pridbport,
gS fennt's ia alle @elt,
SaB nnr oas @iien unb Srinten
9eib' unb Sect suiammen bait.
go eBt Il ettuas autes,
Srintt Gone gtar 8icr oa5u,
Der Mag.n lit befrie6igt,
@s folat Die Seelenrub',
@er adtsi8 Sabre Gone etar trinft,
als @reis erit in bic CRUDE iintt.
Sb ib mOraen leben ueroe.
BeiB tdb niht;
Dab ib aber, tpenn ib lebe.
@sOrsen Spne gtar trinfen iuerbe,
@eiB ib gan5 getpiB.
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,.Ntd1ts III aeipia...

uS9r triegtet es benu Biz balb in guren
Shluno binab unb fDnntet es bort tueoer
~otftpdrtS mod abtpdrts betueaen, 6ant 1T
@rftiden 10 siemlib iieber. s ia, anbere
Saben iinb ebenio eepiB. 9ei6et SIR an
unber6oulibteit, &ifenlhmers, Ser
itopfuna acknowledgements, &ubeloigs
teit unb 5ieber, 10 f6nnt SIR un6e6inat
ii9er ietn, 6aB st. 8ernarb's Rrduters
ptllet" bic geiunoe Satigteit gurer Sober
tuteoerberteuen, 8eroauuns, g%rndbrune
utto Nuslfeionng bef6r6ern, ale Bic abs
getDrbenen, .9iftigen St0fe aus gurem
Sbffem tue9i9affen uno gub geiunb ntoe
chen tutro. 9atidblib lit nidbts getpiiier.
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Cages . 0euiafettem.
SnIa n b.

~ u u II U.
Son 81. Souls miro berihtet
Sm franaDIiihen Baoiaon auf be,
@eltausiteuung iino stpei Der 1dDn,
ltett WarmDreS tatuert in Der SfulpD
ti1rabteilung 5erItDrt tu0roen, nam.
l1h Die alS 2'@t0ile ou Beroer (9el
Stern beg 5irten) betannte Statue
BON Gouiel un6 cine ct. Sobaunes.
Statue BON Dubois. 2ebtere laq il
tanieno Stude aerihlaoer am 3d.
Den. SEEDS Goienitrduder aus BEN
fratl5Ditid]en @arten itno eeitubleu
m0roen.
9ie Observation-Disclosures ppu
Baterlon uro in anoeren 9eilen pDr
Jeem Serieg unb 8e~nniploQtia BE-
abit9tigen ben 8etrieb tpeaen man.
gelnoer 8eiteuuneen fir bic 9ouer
oo1 mebreren NDnaten einsuitellen,
toetrt ltd Die Gerbd(tniie niht in
Der ndbten Belt bef1ern. Die Nuf=
trdge, tpel6e n%orliegen, meroen 1pdz
teitens Mitte Mai erlebiat iein. 9au=
lenoe BON Nrbeitern uiroen ourda
Die @%initeauna oes 8etriebes in Scot
9eraten.
9r, Siaoore Dper, grst i'm
9oipltol fir Gusidbiee i'm 5taate
9ouiiiona, bielt einen YDrtroo,
tpDrtn er bebauptete, oaB es ettpo
5000, 900 Gusidbiee auf Der Belt
gebe, Doer etnen fir ieoe 500 Ber5oz
men. Sn ben lebten apei Sobren
babe man Die @ntbedunQ aeruadt.
oaB Die ihredlide 8rantbeit, tuelde
man bis iebt fir unbeilbar gebaltet1,
tr0b0em 9ebeilt nerben tonne. gr
ielbit uno feline 8ebulfen baben in
Den lebten aebn Sabren opr IL Nus.
ldBiQen ieoe Spur Der &ranfbeit ent=
fernt. Sn elmer Nnsab( anoerer
Sdue lei cine groBe 8eiierung eirae<
treter uno es itebe 81 errparten, oas
otelelbe nod tueiter fDrtIhreiter tuer.
De. Wenn Die 8ebanoluna frib ae=
r1ta beg0nnen ueroe, lei INNER 60ffs
nnng ouf WieoerberfteQun9 oa. Nad
abermals 10 Sebren tperoe es aQoez
rtelr a%f1erfannt tperoen, baB Nusiob
10 leibt gebeilt rperoen fDnne, ala
Neroenfieber ooes @elbes Tieber.
Das Ser. Staatert @eofooi}he
SermeffunQS : Bureau naAt Inter
indungen iber bas BorfDmmen BON
Gaoium in unierem 3anbe uno err
lubt bel Der Sammlung BON Details
uber 2Dfalitdten, in oenen raoiums
Daltige Wtiteralien nDrtummen, UNI
Ole Betbllfe u0n Seiten bes Bublt=
tuntS. Sn btelen Mineralien uub
at1oeren SubitanSen. mie in hen1i=
lder Nbfaaen, i'm Shleim, i'm Wals
ier ntander WineralqueQen, i'm
Weerwaier unb Betrpleur1 linb
raoiO aftioe Stpfe beobabtet toors
ben. Gin 8eridt iaet, Die einfaGite
8eiie, oas 8orban6eniein po1 iDls
9en feitsuiteuen, lei Der @ebraud
9ebranb elmer IenIitioen pbotDQras
pbtihen Blatte. Dieie ionte niht
aus Dem tie umlblieBenben 1duor=
gen Bapier entfernt ueroen. Nuf
0teies Bapier iolte in elmer Dunfels
TANNER elm tleiner Sell oes Mine=
rals, init benz man ben Geriuh ntas
ben mill, 9eleat nerben uno tpenr
oas Wtineral raoio'aftioe Stoffe entz
bait, 10 miro iid auf Der 8latte elm
pbotograpbiides Bib oes WetaQ,
obiettes biloen. Die &eaieruno
tptro auf Der Nusitequne in ct.
GoutS Gremplare ieoer Eefannter
ra~oiDsattipen Subitans, &abiumsu-
iarnmenieBunaen uno piel anoeres
anf Die Sraae beaigltdJes Material
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uelter Mietsfontratt anf sebn
Sabre

loate aeniiaenoer 8ewei8 Iein. 8ir
iino Die 5irma, Die SIR patronilies
rem iout. Baren, Die mir pertaufen,
meroen bon uns uno bonn ssabrifans
ten g~arantiert. 3iebt GDrteil aus
l1nierem unsugs @erfauf
uno ipart @elb.
Tbcs. Gessan s Bros,
@Ge ODuiton. unb WaparrpsG trose.
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9.

Die pom &onareB paIlierte
Slug unb 6afenbill entbalt aud eli
men Soften BON $40, 600 fir Die
8erbeiieruna oes Trinity 5luKes.
Brominente DemDtraten baben
in Dallas einen Barter Club aebiIs
bet. Gebnlihe Clubs Ipuen iiberaQ
i'm Staate Drganiiiert uno oas glefs
toral : gotnm fir Starter gelibert
meroen.
Nn /. Wtai tpiro in Waco nit
9roBem Bomp Der @rnnotein gum
Sreimatlrer : Gempel aeleat tueroen.
Mm SOnntag ben L. Mai feiert
Srau Marie Braun i'm 6aule
ibres Sbpiegeriobnes 8bilipp &um=
pei in 0elotes ibren 80. @eburtstag.
Sn 8renbam 1T oas @eriidt
oerbreitet, oaB Der berlhmunoene
Noolf &eBling iih in Mterito befins
bet. Ser 8oftmeiiter in Sabinas
tull lbr 3eieben uno seiprohen bas
ben.
= @iele @eeer, Die bon @uaoas
l0upe @nuntD fortsDgen unb ben
8erlodun9en Der Ngenten foleeno
.ii9 nab 2ouiiiana, Grtanfas uno
artoeren Sloftaaten beeaben, baben
an Sreunoe geihrieben, oaB es ibnen
gar ni9t gefdat uno bitten INN Mits
tel, nm bic &idreiie mieoer antreten
5u fDnnen.
Iuf ben Mapor Sadlpn BON
SDnltor miro elm ftarter Druid aug
gelibt, ssraueu olS Witelieoer Der
Sbulbeb6roe 81 ernennen.
SIN Nlter BON SO Sahren itarb
i'm @alpeiton Srau &aroline 5rpbm.
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Sc perladtet, oaB, iobalo Der
&alier pon Der Wittelmeerfabrt sus
rudaetebrt lit. groBe 8erdn6erunaen
IN ben b66iten &omntanoultelen
tattfinoen peroeu. Gin beoeutenber
S9ub mar i60n fir gnbe lebten
Sabres in Iusiibt genommen, bod
nuroe oarnals mol nit Gidfiht
auf oes Raiiers 2eioen oauon Nbs
ltano gen0mmen. Scum Ioll aber elm
Sdub ar6Bten umFanes opraenomz
men tper0en.
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WpafanStae MmfraNmnna.

8enn man gtmas tut, muB man
es aub griinolih tun! 8en allen
Salben, bon oenen Sic jemals ettuas
9eb0rt baben, lit Budlen's Nrnica
Salbe unitreitia Die bette. sic BELT
grlinolib ale granos, QuetIh. uno
Sbnittrpunoen, Nusidldee uno
Sbtparen, iuwie 6Gmorrboiben.
Nur Is Gents un6 oDGige @enuQ.
tuun9 miro garantiert ourd) s..
Salteper & Sobn uno Noplpb 9reib,
M~putbefer.