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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-03-11
"a Preus Academy.

We enjoyed half holiday last Thurs
day.
Prof and Mrs Ristad were in Slough
ton Tuesday.
Prof Ristad preached in the Emery
school house last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Clara Hemsing visited over Sun
Gay with her uncle, Martin Flom, near
Amos.
Prof Ristad and wife attended the
funeral of Thomas Whittet in Edgerton
Monday afternoon.
The music pupils of Miss Kate Hust-
vetd will give musical recital the frs
of next term.
The Seniors have received their class
pins and are now wearing them. The
class colors are black and orange.
Lucius Davidson has gone to his home
near DeForest. We are sorry to see
Lucius go, but hope he will be able to
come back next year.
The Foreign society was this week
entertained by the Misses Lottie and
Inga Ellingson. The society was treated
to coffee and cake and Judges.
The Literary society elected the fol-
lowing officers last Thursday evening:
Pres, Mourice Edwards; Vice Pres, Ed
Slagg; Sec and Treas, Henry Onsgard.
The following from here attended
gathering at Hoen's in Edgerton last
Wednesday evening: Profs Teisberg and
Engeseth, Lottie and Inga Ellingson and
Clara and Andrew Jensen.
The young ladies bazaar which is to
be held in Chapel hall, March 25th, will
in every respect be very enjoyable.
Music will be furnished during the af
ternoon and evening. Come and enjoy
yourself.
The Boys Literary society is very sor
ry to announce that the expected enter
tainment which was to have been held
this Thursday evening, has to be post
poned on account of the La Toilette lee
ture the same evening. The entertain
ment will be given in the near future.
We hope to give much better enter
tainment in consequence.
-Reconstructs your whole body,
makes rich red blood. Drives out i'm
purities that have collected during the
winter HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
is a family tonic. So cents. Tea or tab
let's. All druggists.
Porter.
John Casey of GAINESVILLE is spending a
few weeks here.
Quite number OF our people are suf-
sering from the grip.
Frank Boss spent Thursday of last
week in Johnson Creek.
Thos Ford has been delivering some
of his tobacco. He Sold the crop for 5
and &c.
Most of the tobacco in this locality is
stripped and ready for the buyers in
spection.
John Johnson is to move onto the B
Towne farm, recently vacated by W
Douglas.
Miss Josie Dooley of GAINESVILLE spent
a couple of days here this week with her
cousin Fanny.
Mrs Gentle of Johnstown and her sis
tel from Iowa were visitors at the home
of Fred Peach on Tuesday.
The auction sale at w Douglas Tues
day attracted quite crowd. Mr. Doug
las expects to move to Oklahoma.
Will Henderson has purchased eighty
acres of land off the Pomeroy estate, and
expects to build new barn and an ad-
dition to the house.
Mr. and Mrs Will Huggett are rejoic.
ing over the arrival of a son. They ex-
pect to move onto the Mike Ford farm
now owned by M Loudden, soon.
This spring you will need nerve
food, one that will cleanse and recon
struct your nerve centers and wasted en-
ergies. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
IL - q Too nb1nfr
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-03-11

Having rented his farm, Ell. T. Swee-
ney will sell at public auction on his
farm one mile west Of Edgerton on
Thursday, March oath, at 10 o'clock, Is
head of horses, q head of cattle, 10
brood sows, chickens, grain, farm ina
chinery, etc.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-03-11

This spring you will need nerve
food, one that will cleanse and recon-
struct your nerve centers and wasted en-
ergies. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do it. 80 cents. Tea or tablets.
All druggists.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-03-11

The church with light and heat is fur
nished free. This balance is turned over
to the newly elected committee. Only
those who have had the experience know
the amount of work and anxiety involved
in getting up and carrying through these
high grade lecture courses. - 4 Wood,
Chairman of Committee.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-03-11
SroughIon.

Chr. Olson left Tuesday for Mount
Clemens, Mich, where ne will spend a
few weeks at the famous springs.
Mrs. J. w. Humphrey, of Milwaukee,
is spending couple of weeks with her
uncle and aunt, Capt. and Mrs. John
Estes, on Wheeler Prairie.
A Madison man was here the first of
the week with electrical appliances for
thawing out some of the water mains
which had become clogged up by the
severe winter weather.
Theodore Olson has purchased half
interest in the Hutson House livery of
SAKE Hoverson, also half interest in a
$40 acre farm in Crawford county. The
consideration was $500.
Osmund Gunderson has purchased IA
acres of 1908 tobacco from Dunkirk
parties, paying 5 cents per pound.
Arthur Pratt of Stebbinsville and Miss
Nellie Farr of Cottage Grove were mar
couple will reside in Stoughton.
O. X. Roe, representing E. Rosenwald
& Bro. & Roe, started asserting in his
warehouse here last Thursday. Mr.. Roe
has five other warehouses in operation
one at DeForest, one at Mcfarland, one
at Deerfeld and two at Soldiers Grove.
Reuben, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Severson, who was i'll with
appendicitis, died on Tuesday afternoon
after an operation Monday.
Evansville
Maud Winship went to Edgerton Tues
day where she expects to remain some
time.
Mrs Geo Clarke, who entered the san
itarium at Freeport last week, seems to
be improved by the change. Mr. Clarke,
after seeing her we'll located, started on
a business trip.
Miss Lavina A Crawford was married
Tuesday afternoon to John Douglas of
Webster, S D, the cermony being per-
formed by Rev James Churm at the
brides residence. The happy couple
will make Webster, S D, their home.
The old world tourists, Mr. and Mrs A
S Baker, Mrs Bennett and the Rev Ell
len A Copp, have started on their trip.
They will sail on one of the North Ger
man steamers on the 9Th inst and will be
absent three months before they return
uOul0. 1HOy Will udho lew StOpS Ou tuS
way and proceed directly to Egypt.
Last Monday evening nearly 175 peo-
pie met at the Free Baptist parsonage to
spend the evening with Rev Ellen A
Copp and wish her and Mr. and Mrs A S
Baker happy voyage and safe return
on their trip to the Holy Land.
Perhaps no improvement has been
made to the business portion of our city
that will be so marked as that about to
be made upon the south side of Main
street. The Almeron Eager estate IS
about to have built five new fire-proot
stores in the heart of the business part
| of the town. The buildings now occu-
plying these lots will be torn down and
replaced by the best of business apart
ments. Under one roof will then be in
Guided all between the J M Evans build
ings to the postoffce. Some of the
buildings to be torn down tare so old
| that repairs were almost useless and
they were no longer an ornament to our
| Main street. 1t is rumored that new
| mercantile company will also be incor-
porated that will take long lease OF the
| entire block and have the buildings
made according to its needs.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-03-11

Gather the roses of health for your
cheeks,
While the parks are shining with dew.
Get out in the morning early and bright
BY taking Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
All druggists.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-01
Atty General Nominated

John K. Bird of Adrian was named
as the Republican nominee for attorn-
ey general last week by an almost un-
animOus vote OF the Republican state
central committee. Judge A. j. Mills
Of Kalamazoo was the only other cad
didate for the position left vacant by
the nomination of Charles A. Blair for
supreme court justice.
Mr.. Bird is a young man aud has a
record for integrity and ability. He
will bring with him to his new place
considerable experience, as he has been
employed by Attorney General Blair
IN the big suits Of the state against
the railroads and express companies,
having particular charge Of the latter.
The new nominee was born in Lena
wee county and has always been a
strong Republican worker there. He
was elected prosecuting attorney Of
that county in 1894 and 1896 py major
tiles several hundred larger than those
Of the other Republican county NOM
inees. While in office he displayed eX
treme legal acumrn in criminal cases
and many of the test cases he brought
up have become noted for the points
in them that were satisfactorily de
termined.
in personality. Mr.. Bird isquiet, but
Shrewd and energetic. He has not been
particularly anxious to come forward
politically, having refused to run for
state senator. when his election seem
ed certainty.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-01
Big Minstrel Show Com
ing Next Friday.

The Gus Sun American Minstre s
which will appear at the LOveday
Opera House next Friday Oct. 7th is
composed Of thiriy-five people this
season, and is said 10 be not only the
best minstrel organization that has
ever appeared here, but is now among
the best on the road. The scenic
Offering in the first part this season is
entitled, "A City Of SpIendor,' which
represents a city at night Illuminated
with its myriads OF electric lights,
moon and star effects. The picture is
~ nearly drawn To life that the audi
ence almost forgets that they are in "A
theatre and imagine themselves on the
principal street Of some foreign city.
The singing, both ballad and chorus
work, is better this season than ever
before, and each comedian has large
number of laugh producers. This
superb first part is followed by the
strongest oio, or second part, ev,r
carried by this company. We mention
Chas. w. Milton, monologue artist;
Crawford and Filming, musical artists;
Brothers Spaulding, Partisan aero bats
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-01

village of Mannsville, Dec. 2s, 1859.
He came TO East Jordan i'm the year Of
1856, entered the employ Of Glenn &
Porter and he Fast Jordan Lumber
Co., and worked for them Until the
year 1896, when he was elected County
Clerk. He served four years in this
office. and in 1900 was elected Register
of oDeod. which Office he has served
until now. Mr.. Kenyon was an aspir
ant to the Office OF Sheriff this wear
but Withdrew his name. At each OF
these tleciions, Mr.. KENYON received
large majorities. which Indicates the
popularity OF the gentleman. Nj
Kenyon has s"rved four years as Sec
ret airy of the Republican County Com
mittee.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-01
Received Commission.
Frank A. Kenyon our Post
master After Today.

On Tuesday last f. A. Kenyon re-
ceived his commission as postmaster
Of East Jordan to take effect Oct. lst,
when the quarter-year ends.
The commission was issued in re-
sponse 10 a petition sent to Congress
man Darragh several months ago and
signed 10y all the leading business men
of our city, same being headed by Post
master VIM Harrington. Mr.. Kenyon
is planning few changes which will
give up better service and there is
some talk Of removing the postoflice to
more desirable quarters.
Frank A, Kenyon was born in New
York State, Jefferson county, in the
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-01

only act of its kind in the world; the
great Kyler, cycle high wire act; Ell
lott and West, singers and dancers;
Bragdon and Brothers, operatlc sing
ers. The parade this year is away
from the beaten path, and one that
will appeal TO everv onlooker. Seats
on sale at 9ooslngers' next Wednes-
day morning.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-01

TheGus Sun Minstrel Troupe, which
shows at Lovedays next Friday even
ing, brought the first passenger coach
into East Jordan some.three years ago.
We had two log-roads then but-neith-
or had put on regularpassenger coach
es. The Troupe came in on one line
nnj went out on The other, They were
we'll liked.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-10-01

Retiring Post master VIM Harring-
ton took possession of our postOtfice
JaD'y lst, 1903, and has given Us a good
service. Declining years and sevela al
business matters made MIR. r.HarringtOn
feel that change would be desirable.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

on poro bes 2lopbbampferB .Rarlss
rube". Der. pie feinerasit bcridtet lpur.
be. bic werbaftung bes SdiffS3abts
msiiters our Jolge bate. bat elne upers
ruidenbe WuftlGruns ssfupben. oils
ii4 Der Dumpfer auf Der Meiie bon
MuItralien mad Der 6eimotb befanb.
purbe in Neapel bic S1iffstaEe nit
1880 Warf permibt. @Ieid3eitig
beiertirte i'm bortisen Sofen Der 3ur
Befabuns bes Dampfers gebSrise
Stepart Georg Gilbert, auf ben bess
baIb bon p~ornberein Der Werbaht bes
DiebItabls fiel. Der binter benz GliAs
tigen erlaFene Stedbrief blieb obne
Grfole. Mls nun Der mad Muitralien
beitimmte 2lopbbompfer r@era" tiir3s
liH in Neapel Mnter sefporfen bate.
f9iffte iid bort our Mitfabrt als pais
fa9ier eriter Glafe unb bon elmer Das
me begleitet elm elegant eetleibeter
Jrember elm, Der fih Greiberr bon
grailsbeim nnnnt:. 2afGuigeriueiIe
befonb fi4 aber auf Der .@ero" Elm
Stepart, tpelder tpGbrenb bes S@iffss
faTenbit itabls auf Der karlsruhe"
Dienite t6at. Dieter ertannte in benz
anssbliden Treiberrn ieinen ebemali>
gen &olleaen gilbert h.ip madte bon
ieiner Mabrnebmung iofort benz Ras
pitGn Mitibeilung. Nahbem bic rGes
ra" inatpiI9en bic Weiterreiie mad
port Sab angetreten bate, lieB Der
&apitdn ben falffen Greiberrn binter
SAlob unb Hiesel feben; BET Der
Durdfu9ung feiner gffetten lpurpc
BON benz seitoblenen @elte nod ein
Betraa BON 5000 Wart poreefunben.
DER Werbaftete. Der alsbalb Elm &C.
ftdnbnib ablegte. ipirb bemnd4ft NIT
einem anberen Sdiffe nan 4remer=
bapen auriidbefDrbert perben. Oamit
lit cuH Der Werba9t gesen ben feinsrs
3eit mad Mntunft Der naorlsrnbe" in
1remerbapen berhafteten Gniffss
aablmeiIter binfdnis ~setporben; biefer
bat lih nur nod tpesen Ginger bienfts
IiHen Yeraeben gu beranttporten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

ne Der emubpIattler entttamo,
er5dblt cine biibfHe iibbeutfde Sage
CUR !3eit, ba Der lebte baperiine Ger
3og in Miinhen refibirte, lebten in be,
@u atpei 4ouerngeihlenter. bic pie biz
Montec9i unb Gapnletti in tDbtli9ei
Geinbihaft nebeneinanber bauiten
Mie in benz Drama gu Werona ipar E!
inbeHen AUDI bier. Der lsbte So9bofei
bate einen Sobn, Der lebte ShabIah.
bauer cine ToHter, bic beibe in Qiebl
gu einunber entbrannten, obne oab fl
es tpasten. es ii9 einausefeben. Ois
Rinber Der beiben feinblihen @eihleh.
ter galten als bos i@0nfte paar bei
Oorfes, unb als Der 9er3og zines ga
ges in bas Oorf fam unb auf benz Mn'
ger ollerbanb Spiele ibm gu gbren ab.
sebaIten purben, befabl CT ben beioer
Dor ibm au tanaen. 0em tpiberipraf
jebon Der S9ablaGbauer. vRsines
SoHbofers 6anb folte cine Sdnb
laHtodter ~beriibren." Der 9er5os bieii
je6on an feinem 9efebl felt, rur iOIIter
bic 8eiben tanden. obne fiG bic CANT
aa reiGen. limb 10 tan3ten lie benn Der
eriten plattIer tpie Ct getanat iperbeT
mub; ieber fir fihs itol5 unb TAFT lid
brebenb unb piesenb, unb bod perbal'
tene 2eibenfaaft in ieber Betpesune
unb i'm Bid. Dim anberen Morger
fanb mar bic Weiben tobt i'm Wulbes
grunb. Oie fid i'm 2eben ni&t sebOrer
fouten, batten fi9 slei4 Romeo uni
Snliu I'm 9obe pereint. = Die nMna
3tg." benlertt baau: Das 9ift0rHer
lieit ii4 re4t riibriam, bat aber ga,
teinen tbatiGhliden 9oben. DEM tpil
piFen beuts ldngft, bab ber S4ub'
platter unferer @ebireler ni@ts anbs'
req 1T als cine llebertrngung Der Musr
babnbala auf ben fGhpielisen 9anabo:
ben unferer 1auernb0rfer, Elm Der Hdt
fur abaelauintes unb ins Menf4liA'
iiberfebtes 2iebesfpiel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
6aa9er 9ribmmat
GutfdeIbet In Weneauela' STREET 3u
@uniten Der YorjusS.M niprl@e.

m 0aaa. %. Gebruar. Das
S4teosgeriNts 9ribunal, tpel@es bic
Mniprl4e Der 1lodabsmd&te auf Dor.
jugsbebanoluna ihrer QlniprIne gseeii
w%sne5uela unter gerutbuna bate, bot
einfimm!s entiGieoen. baB ben bret
glodaoemdHten England, Deuti&lano
uno Stalien oeren Worsuasre@t uuf 80
procent Der 3ol.ginnabmen In Ga
@uapra uno puertO @ubelo 5utommt.
Die Streitenbsn baben bic Goltsn ibrer
eigenen @edtsbsrtretune 3u besablen
uno bie Soften bes tribunals unter
ii4 glei9mdbis 3u tbsilen. Die Der.
Staaten erbalten ben Muftrag, bic
@ntf@eioune bes tribunals innsrbalb
oreier Monate ;ur lusfhbrung ju
brin9en.
NaG Yegtinoi9ung Der gntIGeiouno
belt prdioent Wuraoief (oer ruffi&e
Sufi5miniaer) cine tur3e Mnipra@e.
NORM er ertldrte, bas Tribunal Tel
mad 9enauer unb unprecedented
priifuns 3u ieiner Gntideiouns &c.
lanat.
Der Wnualt bes Staatsbepartements,
%. 6. penHelb. uel&er bic Der.
Staten bor benz Tribunal pertrat,
bate Die prioritdts. QnEpri9e Der per-
biinoeten Wd9te betdmpft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
Ter Mrtprmme eer Epnatte bon
Qorea.

Sn Rorea, benz fat un~betannten
Qanbe, bds iebt i'm Mittelpunft BET
oitaiiatif9en Streitfragen itebt, pirt
Der uriprung Der bort berrf9enbsn
Dpnaftie in folsenber 2esenbe er5Gblt:
Die Gaporitin bes RDniss elmer PRO
pin5 BON Norohina gins Lungs bes
llfers eines GluFes fpa3ieren. plDb=
li9 bemertte lie einen fleinen NebeI.
ber balb bic Jorm zines gies annabn,.
Mus biefem 81 trod nun Elm Rinb, bas
bic Haporitin benz 20nig braGte. Die
fer mari aornentbrannt ben armen
Rlsinen in ben S9peineitau; bic
Tbiere ober tbaten benz 4noben ni4i
nur ni9ts gu Qeibe, fonbern fiitterten
i'm nod. Der 3Onis bemertte bies
nit Staunen. lieb bus 2inb in fein
palais brinsen unb nannte es nbie
Qeu9te bes Oftens". Der 2nabe pu9s
berdn unb tpurbe Elm 10 ausseaeidnster
8ogen16ibe. bab fem bober @Onner
ion bon giferiu4t ipegiaste. Der
Glii9tlins selangte gum llfer oes
gofon. gr f9oB einen pfeil in bas
@aTer unb iofort bilbeten Tauienbs
bon J;I9en cine lsbenbe Bride, ib.r
bic CT auf bas onbere ufer fliihter
lonnte .Oort traf bic 2eudte bes
Oftens" Elm liebenstpiirbiges BOLT. bns
lbn aum aSnig tpGblte. go tpurbe Ct
Der Uriinber Der Dpnaitie. bic ben
ipobltDnenben Namen Sc 9ie fibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

Uumme 9 pteleret. Ute
unfitte Der G9eintriegsserihte bat in
Der engIif9en Mrmee bereits mehrfut)
au sroben Sfonbolen WeranloHung
gegeben. Sn &airo lit nun tiir5iid
Elm FOLDER 6au porgetommen, Der einen
t0btlihen Mussang bate. Die an fih
bormlos ausfebenbe 2om0bie beftebt
barin. baB unteroffi5iere ober Diff
3iere iiG bamit unterbalter. iiber einen
ODER mebrere 4omeraben ein nuAge<
ubmtes Rrisesgeri@t abdubalten. Sin
Mitslieb Der Regimentstopele Der
S9iBenbrigabe in Rairo ipurbe nac9
einem berartigen S9einiriegsgeri4t
70 m~ibbanbelt. bab er feinen WerleBuns
gen erlas. Oie sanae 2apelle 1T iebi
perbaftet iporben unb NTH fi& bpr
einem ri4tisen ariegsSsri9t gu bets
%urttpprten huben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

@eqen bte f9riftfttIeri>
l&e WetbGtigung Der Offi5iere, aud
Der perab5hiebeten. lou, iuie bas ~8erl.
Hoaebl. be6uuptet. cine 2ubinetsorber
ersdneen fem. bic in febr fGarfen Mus>
bridsn bic tuiierli9t MiBbiQigunD
iiber monHe Mneriffe unb Wer0ffent-
Ii6Hlng.t BET iiinoiten Mondte uuSs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
Eoettide baprifhe uno premktiMs
CNis ere.

Mm ~biesidbrigen @eburtstag beg
beut1hen 2aiIers fanbte aus Der baps
ridden Stabt 2inbau am Nobenie &c bas
Offi3ierscorps bes 90. bapriihsa Sns
Ianteyiez Negiments an bic Offiaiere bes
5. oitpreubifden Regiments in Memel
folsenpen beutfApatriotiiden tels8ras
pbii6en Geitsrub:
E%reuhsutIfen @rub an ben Office
ftranb
Don ben Mlpen binnb in bas 2itbauer
Qanb!
Sn Sreue gum &aiier, in 2iebe gum
MeiA
Sinb Torben unb Suben auf etpig
sleid.
Gum turiiden 9aff t0nt frob infer
Nuf,
Den 5erridsr gu feiern, beb Ibne uns
fGuf
BORT auf benz eissefeFelten Weer
Nubm feinem Mbler, Stola ieinsm
Seer.
Dor Qinbous Geitaben raget Elm
ecu.
Gin iteinerner WG4ter, t%raftpoI unt
treu.
Ole griter sriibt er aus beutidem
Qanb
Gum Hhein, unfer aner tDitli4fem
pfanb.
unb Der 2Dtpe i'm Siben, Der Mbler i'm
Norb
Sinh beimif4er gren5e fiders'
Sort.
Mas miibpoI errunsen in eiiernsl
3eit,
Oas einiss Deutfdlunb, ous fairmsr
mir bout. =
6urrab benz 2aiier!
NaG Surgeon truf bon ben preubis
{hen Offiaieren in Memel Der folginbs
beutifpatriotiids tslesrupbif4e @escn'
grub elm:
Was bic Dihter emit gefungen
unb Der Mifel oft periGumt,
6at bas oeutfhe Sdpert er5punsen,
6at bas &aiIerreih errungen,
6errlidt tpie es nidt setrdumt.
Deutide 8riiber, MesssnoFen
Muf Der 8abn our Giniateit.
Qabt uns mirfen uarerorone
Sir bes 2aiiers !5trrllhleit.
M6ge 2oti srimnlig i4pinsen
@eines 9afes Jeuerbranb,
Seine Glamme foG niAt bringen
unb bic 3pietroht toleoerbringen
SIN bas beuti4e 0aterlauo.
2abt uns ale Gleden hafen
g9tem 6elbengeilte glelh
Die Der Gbre Shilb psrblaHen.
Damn pirb Gptt aud niGt Derldntrl
uniern Raifer uno oas T:;h!
en- bieien iiibs unc norobsutideu
Offi5ieren lebt pabrl:h elm ebleres
@siit als Der bon JorhGA unb pirna'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23

gsm bort: .llniteb Stotes" bon 60.
pentosen; .prina Oscar" BON
@enun.
@lasgotu: .Sarbinien" bon Bottom.
Gibraltar: Wepublics bon Bottom.
rem Ocrl: Rinnetcnia" bon 9onoon.
Mbgefatren;
@enuo: ~Qombarbia" nod Sem gorf.
0amturg' sRQmsfs' nod Gan Gran.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-23
Jranfrei@.

Sn ber Seine eeunbeu.
parts. %. Gebr. Die 2sihe
bon S:nrp 0a3slton aus ct. 2ouis,
felt 20. De-. 1908 uermibt, tuurbs beute
In Der Seine ~sefunben.
0aseltun. Der fhr feline Gab,it In
ct. 2ouis Gripiatrs. gintdufe ma9te,
ueridmano an ienem Sage aus ieinsm
0otsl unb ale Wa&forf9unsen Der
poliasi blieben bts beute beresbli&. 81
foI einen @rebitbrief bon bebeutenbem
Q'strase BEL fi& eebabt baben.