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State of Colorado County of Fremont, ss
|, L, x. kohlman, County Clerk of Fremont
County, Colorado. do hereby certify the above to
be a full true and correct list of nominations and
proposed amendments to the constitution as certi-
fed to me by the Secretary of State of the State of
Colorado, and the several political conventions and
committees. to be voted upon at the General Elec-
ton to be held November 9th, A. D. 1904
Witness my hand and official seal this 3Ist day Of
October, A. D. 1904
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tvote for One,

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-26
hat we had an ounce Of blood in com

that We had an ounce OF blood in COM
I met the Russian gaze and
there flashed between US a glance Of
recognition-the recognition of an In
tangible, indispensable bond. There
Welled UP in me the torrent Of all that
sympathy which would have gone out
to the Japanese had IT. are been n
call Tor 1t. My experience was that Of
my Fellows. One thing vas evident
the japanese We're giving the same
care to the Russian wounded that they
We're giving to their own men.
Received by General kuroki.
The sun was setting when we rode
II t the large courtyard OF the Chinese
house where headquarters was sta
toned In C~hiuliencheng. 1t was curious
to note the difference between the
north and h south bank of the Yalu.
We had left the small, filthy huts Of the
Koreans to find across the river the
relatively we'll made and large build
ings of the Chinese. Against one wall
OF the court yard were ranged some Of
the l,50O rifles captured from the Rus
slams. In n corner a mass of bedrag-
gled Russian uniforms, cartridge belts
n haversacks We're heaped.
Soon the staff came in. There was
General Kuroki, a rather handsome,
brfght-eyed Ia with an unusually
high. sloping forehead for a Japanese.
General Fulfil, the chief of staff, an ac-
tive little brown a who speaks Ger
man. introduced the foreign CORE
~spondents to the commanding general.
There vas the usual ~handshaking.
General Kurokt explained that he had
reserved this moment after the sue
cessful crossing of the Yalu to receive
US. 1t was thoroughly Japanese that
the general should ave kept us wait
ing for ten Gays after we had presented
ourselves at headquarters to receive
US at the psychological moment. Prince
kunt, a fat. little, oun ball of a boy,
and Major F'ukada. head of the tactics
department, We're also present. They
We're all in high spirits. explaining with
what would pass for great animation
the victory of the day.
There had been 10000 Russians at
Chiuliencheng during the fight Of the
morning. The Russians had made a
last stand at Hamatan, six miles north.
After losing half their men, they had
surrendered with twenty-eight u
The field was strewn with Russian dead
and wounded. The Japanese killed and
seen Conical hill and the trenches
around it? General Fujii was explain
ing with more interest than we had
been able to get out of the whole staff
up to that time the details of the fight.
Night on the Battlefield.
These were the first reports and they
proved most wrong, as they usually do.
The Russian force subsequently
dwindled to 5000. The Japanese loss
doubled. In a burst of generosity Cen
eral Fulfil declared that we might send
TO think of it! Forty words direct;
forty words worth their weight in gold!
Heretofore we had sent our messenger
by courier, 200 miies to the nearest
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-26
CHAPTER XXI.
COUNT sAsARrs VISIT

VISIT.
"A couple OF weeks later, Lady Bysshe
and Edith had reached Genoa. whose
historic palaces with their stately arr
dens, whose fine drives, giving view of
mountain range and boundless sea. de-
lighted both.
Lady Bysshe a%nxiously summoned a
doctor. who Immediately pronounced
the patient unable to bear the strong
sea air inc the eternal noises Of this,
the chief commercial city OF Italy; and
assuring her that she must have m
atmosphere more soothing, a place
where h could have perfect quiet. he
recommended the old-world town of
Pisa as best suited to her condition.
Accordingly they went to Pisa, a de-
serted. town peacefully sleeping in the
sun; the Arno, undisturbed by traffic.
nowing .plactdly between the gray
stones OF Its grass-grown quays and
under the crumbling bridges connectinp
them.
At first they feared its slumberous
aspect, Its silence broken only by mill
tary bugles. the eternal marching OF
conscripts to and from their drill. and
h ringing of melancholy church bell,
would be unedurable; but by degrees
the fascination Of this peaceful Tuscan
town grew Upon them; and as there
was no doubt that Edith found It rest
ful to her nerves, they resolved to STAY
some time.
Neither Of them liked hotels: and
both desiring to rent a suite Of rooma
In one Of the old red brick palaces he
side b river. those faded looxinr
buildings that seem like the scenes Of
tragedies. the made inquiries and were
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-26
CHAPTER NNII
DOCTOR

Count Sasari made himself pleasant
to his new friends. When he called on
Lady Bysshe h told him that her
niece had caught a chill. She stayed
too long in these damp cloisters. At
another time l should not feel SO anx-
ious about this cold, but now am
alarmed at her slightest ailment, for
her health has been undermined by a
shock she received some little while
ago. Perhaps, my dear count, you
would be kin enough to recommend
me a skillful doctor. whom l could con-
suit about her general condition?' she
suggested.
Sasari paused before answering as IL
to consider his words, but at length he
said. There's a doctor living in he
suburbs beyond Portua Nuova who 1
believe is one of the cleverest In Italy,
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Call Down.

Knicker-I remember that night. The
wind was biting
Booker never knew that the wind
could bite.
K~nicker-sure. 1 reckon you never
heard OF b teeth OF a gale.
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The Reason.

Did Ii a song you wrote for h
comedian become %popular?"
No; he murdered t."
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Continued Next Wee,.

much money. ~
His son-1t amt my fault. i CAM
get anything on credit 1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-14

SruppenT6au por Rursem bate mar
bereits 100000 Splbaten aufam.
msngespsen, bic bpr benz Sauptton..
monbtrenoen 4Omiral 2tlereietp beft-
ltrten.
RuBlanb bat es meiiterbaft perItan.
ben, in Sitaiien 5dritt fir Sdriti
borsuseben, obne gu baiten, immer baa
cine 3ieI Dor 9fusen, bort eine sebies
tenbe Madtftellung etnaunebmen. Gs
tDd9ft glet9Iam gu 2anbe in Miien
btnein. 9lls RuBlanb por funfaia
Sdbren begann, in Wfittelaiien nnb am
Mmur itettg ppr5ubrtnsen, 19ieneu
fungebeuere Mufen bem lniiberlpinbs
lide Greu5eH gu feBen. Iber lpenige
Sabr5ebnte fpdter batten biele 21nber
fhcn cine gang anbere 8ebeutung ses
iponnen. Hublanb tplonifirte iie mil
bem srOBten gifer, perpflanste ben
lleberf4ub leiner 8soDlferung babin,
leste sroBe aapitalien nit Musiifjt aui
rei&e 8erSinfung bort on, unteruabm
rieiise 8auten fir ben @ertebr unb
perftdrtte baletbit feline tntlttdrilde
Wadt. Seine sepaltisen NnItrenaunz
gen entipreden groBen 3ielen. GuBs
lamb bat in 4iien ben @runb gu einenl
sifunftsbollen &olonialrei9 gelest,
bos Dpr aller anhertn ben 8orauq bes
ltnmtttelbaren eeograpbilden 3ufdm=
menhdnses nit bem Mutterlanbe bat.
Oieie ipeitsn, aur NnIiebeling einlas
cenben @ebtete erlei9tern cine berbGlt.
niBmGBi9 lei9te, eefdbrlihen Griien
m0gli9it borbeueenbe 20iung Der i'm
eurDpdiIden auBlanh entbrannten
5rage bes IgrarIp3talismus, unb bo
lie iiberbtes srDbentAeils bur9 natiirz
liden Rei4thltm au5gs5ei9net iinb unb
elmer sldnaenben iptrtGI9aftliden 3uz
funft entgesengefen, tperben bic @rs
gebniiie Der &ulturarbett, bic bort Be-
sonnen bat, bic Madt NuBlanbs un=
gebeuer perne6ren. Slider beabfi6z
tigt RuBlanb nit Der 3eit Ieinen afiaz
tifden 8eTts MOD ipsiter 5u bersrDBern
uno AUDI I'M Guben, ipie f9pn i'm
Often gsffeben lit, gum Mesre bor3us
brtngen, um i9lisBlteh i'm 9ee= unb
Weltbdnbel eine srobartige Stelluns
etnaunebmen.
Die urberglsi9Iibe Dt9tigteit OIt=
aliens tit bon Der rufiii6en Reeieruns
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Dos rn(ffde Gibraltar II 0fafen
abn e9fde gof gnBaros
Der 2utmft

Der nadtfi9 erfte GduB i'm 3riege
fiel bor Port Nrtbur. Die Saponer
unterndbmen stnen sIiidli9en Gorz
peboungriff auf bic bort itationirten
ruffiiden G9iffe. port 9lrtbur ipirb
feiner ftarten itrateeii9en Poi!tion
tpegen bos rufiiIde Gibraltar senunnt.
Gs litgt am Golf bo,l 9eti1tli nabe
Der @iibfpiBe Der falten fteinieen
Salbinlel Rudnstuns. 8om eng.
lilden 2riessbafen Meibeitpei 1T es
nur 80 Seemeilen entfernt. Sorts
nit aanonen f9tperiten adlibers ans
gelest, befinben fid auf umsebsnben
SDhenaiigen. Den Sapanern mar es
larse Elm Dorm i'm 9luge, bnb bic @uI=
len i'm 8eiib bieIer 8ete. Sbre Gr>
ftiiruung am "a. Nopember 1894 uns
ter General Spana mar fir bic Sa>
paner cine Der ftolaeiten Seloent6aten
i'm dineiii6en Gelbauge. SIN Srieben
Don Stmonofefi purbe atpar port Mr=
tbur bDn ibnen beanfpru9t, entging
benz Reihe bes Mifabo dber bur9 bic
biplomatifhe Snterbention Mublanbs,
Deutf6Eanbs unb srantreichs. G9on
am Is. 9e5ember 1897 tpurbe Der
PldB tpesen ietrer itrategtiGen unb
tommersielIen Midtietsit BON ben
8fuifen befebt, NIT sana 2iautnng am
15. Mdra 1893 bpn China an auB=
Lamb auf fiinfunb3pun5ig Sabre bur9
Bahtbertrag dbsetreten unb fpdter
gum gnbpuntt Der @ibirif9en, beaiig=
li9 Wanbi9uriI9en 9abn beftimmt.
Der 9afen BON port Qrtbur 1T bas
Sdnse Sabr iiber eisfrei. Gs bsfinbet
ith bort cine 9riegstperft NIT smei
Oods. @elbit i'm ariegsFaIe befinbet
it9 bort cine Griegsiperft nit Spei
Dods. Selbft i'm 8riegsfa[Ie tDnnen
bic sr0bten 2ricgsI9iffe bier 9epara=
turen unternorFen perben.
Grnppsns3aiams ms,n ensiebmns.
G9pn bon Natur aug bilbet Bort
4rtbur einen feften 8ert6eibigunss=
punft. bic Rufen BADEN alles setban,
I'm ibn gu trdftisen, Defenders segen
Mngriffe bon Der Gee aus. Der feds
bunbert Yarbs breite Safeneineana lit
burb Seeminen sel6iibt. Nu9 sesen
bic 2anbieite bin itnb syeItungstperfe
aufgefiibrt. Die resulGre Garniion
betrdst 14,500 Mann. gu elmer
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sins.ridtet bat) bur4 gesiinitisunsen
nnb 8orredte sef5rbert. @elbbei6il>
fen unb Sransportmittel fperben be.
rettgefteut, Rirhen unb 59ulen ers
rtatet, bpbrOteaniidbe Mrbeiten sur
Weriorgung Der 9lniebelnnsen nit
Wafer borsenonlmen. Dabur9 tpirb
5nnd4it lGnss Der 8abn Elm Stri9
NIT berbdltniBmdBis bi9ter 8ebDlfes
rung sef9affen. Mie iogar neue
9tGote in Sibirien aus bem 8oben
f9teben, bas erinnert an bic grrdet-
nungen Bel Der @rbauung Der a.neris
tontf9en pacificbabn.
Giae stpeite RaeiFe.Gri6lie6mas.
Qebnli9es polIaiebt iid ldnss Der
Die Manbf6urei bur9querenben Balm,
Die bur4 bie fruhtbariten GegenSe1p
bon port 9(rtbur mad Wlabinoitot
fibrt. 9lus benz tiefinnerlten 8uBlanb
aiebt Der ruiiii4e Bauer nit 1einer Sas
mile in bas neue eelobte 2anb mnb
hilft babura bic ruffii9s Mgrarfrase
loien, bic gum She'll i'm Maneel an
Nderlanb fir bic tleinen 2eute beftebt.
90 muiIen bic bort brrbanbenen
Het9tbilmer on @etreibe unb bic bort
nod ungtbobenen 8obenIbdbe il, eriter
2tnte HuBlanb augute fpmmen. Die
in itetem 5teisen besriffene rufFfde
Snbuitrie finbet In Der Manbkburei
sin neues 4biaBgebiet, tpdbrenb fir
bic 3ufunft Der Reidtbum bieies Cans
bes an W1etdllen unb Mineralien ina.
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lnentli6 an gifen pnb GtetstobIe.
Sob, GiIber, 8lei, aupfer, GGip.fel,
5oba) ibm cine eisene bliibenbe Sss
buftrie berbiirgt. QDar es friiber fit
RuBldnb fe6r f9per, ficb einen Wartt
fir feline Gr5eusnifTe in Rorb>Gbinu
gu f9affen, 10 Eat fein 9anbel babtn
nit Der gr0ffnung bes Gifenbabnbers
febrs itorfen Muff9ipung senommen.
DAP iebt nierbunbert MilIionen gbis
nefen bur9 RuBIanb nit europa ners
bunben iinb, tit fir RuBlanb BON
auBerorbentlt9 GROCER ipirtbfdaftItder
gebeutung, muB ieine Snbuitrte unb
ieinen 9anoel in bobem Wabe beleben.
Gin Ra3tipradb ses 3area.
Der 5anbelsmitteIpuntt fiir Torb,
China, insbefonbere fir bic Wlanbs
fdurei unb Gorea, ION DaInD (bi4t
Bel pprt Nrtbur eeIeeen) iperben, bic
mdrdenbafte MeltbdnbelsFabt Der
3utunft rim fernen Often" (dalny
wostok) Die Bon bornberein fiir cine
Mtllion Gintpobner eingeri9tet unb
bur9 einen ModtTpru9 bes 3aren aus
benz giAts herbcrge5aubert tporben 1T.
Set benz 8eginn Der grbauung i'm
Sabre 1893 III in filler Mrbeit seipals
tiges geleiItet. Die tperbenbe Grobs
ftabt, beren eritt anlase allein 160
Milionen RubeI gfoitet bat, tdnn ii9
f9on fehen GafIen, nit Gtdunen Iaben
tie bic @lobetrotter ,inb 3eitungsbez
rt9teritatter. ols man rwIlii9erIeits
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friib ertdnnt tporben, dber bic fultus
relle @nttDidelung Der bort in 8eiib
genpmmenen @ebtete fonnte erF na9
Serlteaung elmer geregelten 9erbins
bung nit benz europGif9en Rublanb
Sort tf6ritte MAIDEN. Die Ri9tung Der
ftbirtf9en 8abn 1T febr gliidli9 gee
ipdblt; iie perbinbet bic fru1tbaren
2anbitri4e bes tpeftli6en Sibtrtens
nit -Senen bes ufurigebietes unb be-
riibrt bic rei9Hen Gunbitellen bon eb>
len Wletallen; Ddau fommt, bab iie bic
ausgeoebnten Slubeebiete bes Sb,
Senifet, Mmur unb (tbeiItpeiIe) Der
2ena mitetnanber berbinbet. Oabur@
1T bic tpirtbf9aftIi9e @nttpideluns ei=
ner 2GnbGmafIe geii9ert. bic (bei eis
ner 8reite bon ettpa 200 Meilen su
ieber Seite Der Babn) gdna Mlittelz
europa an 9r0Be iibertrtfft unb, fpds
8oben unb Rlima ansebt, ale 0prbe<
bingungen fir bic 2anbipirt61daft
unb bic NIT i6r berbunberen 8etriebe
erfiillt. Die ueberiiebelung bon Geus
ten aus benz europdii9en HuBlanb
pirb ieitens Der &esierung (bie etne
befonbere ueberfiebelunssberipaltuns
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gentrale bon gourtepin tpurbe ein Jun.
ger Irbeiter, @brien Deffprel, bur1
ben Strom set0Dtst. 8ei eirer Remz'
raturarbeit an Der Setter Icbeint er bas
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ben na9 einen 9aIt gefum unb ben
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raben bDrten Elm aniffern, faben iih
nm ilnb erblidten ieinen a0rper fun
fenumIpriiat am Drabt bdngsr. So
fort tDurbe bic 2eitung intsrDrr1en.
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5aun, nobel Der 13 Sabre aIte 9obn
Der Qnbreas 9rattpp6l berart 1dbtpere
8erlebungen am appf unb 4rm lerlitt,
baB feline alsbolbtse lIeberfii6rune
nach Siibingen ungeorbnet herben
muBte.
pfor39eim. - Der etpn 50
Sabre alte 2anbtpirtb So6anrS6rot6
in 8runbd9, Der i'm 3ufe einels orr
bentli@sn unb fIeiBisen Manneg Te6t,
ipurbe i'm StraBengraben eriGIaaen
aufssfunben.
2sfeinpfars.
adlG Il abt. - 9ur9 @rbGtnqen
ma9te bier Der 72 Sabre aGte Ninaer
SEEING Ieinem 2eben Elm id6es Grbe.
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grunner, genannt gum Gruber, tchnitt
| ft9 nit etnsm RaiiermeFer BEN SaIs
ab, 10 baB Der Sob Iofort einfrat.
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geitOrtbett on.
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grftein n. - Cine oufreQenbe
S5ene ipielte. iib auf bem bieitsen
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ter. 0ie @enbarmen erfannten in bem
iunsen Mann, Der Giotltleiber trug,
ben 0eferteur Rurt 9D6me bonn 2T.
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ten.
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men bon Roblenorpbeas ma9te ber
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ben Elm gnbe.
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8irnbaums i'm @arten bes bieiiqen
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be Der 11idbrise Sobn Hatbmann's
bon benz gaume am aopfe setroffen
unb get0btet.
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bon 8eifesitOrung, bic f9on lGnsere
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belba9es. Gr tpurbe in Die 2anbesz
frantenanitalt na9 8riinn gef9afft.
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alte @runbbefber S6omas gbotpaneb |
tpOlIte ii4 in feiner Gdeune in einem
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6ausleute bardn eebinbert unb n6ae=
fdnitten. Gr brahte ii9 aber fhpsre
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fofort erlag.
Maigern. sSsn Der NGbe bes
8dbnf0rpers ipurbe bier bic 2eide ei=
mes Mdnnes gefunben, in Der man
fpdter ben 2anbmanrl S. RrDupa aus
popOtpis ertannte.
S6wets.
Gsei1urg. Sn her elsfirifhenl