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Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-12

WANTED-To rent. four or five room house, furnished. Inquire Review office. 5-1O-4t.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-12
Restaurant Workers Will
 Strike at St Louis
RESOLUTION EXTENDING AID TO THE ST. LOUIS UNIONS IN THREATENED STRIKE IS
 ADOPTED.

Rochester. N. r., May 11.-A resoiu- tion extending aid to the St. Louis un- ions, in a strike that threatens the Ex- position city, was unanimously adopt ed today by the convention of Hotel and Restaurant Employees Interna- tional Alliance, and the Bartenders' National League. It is believed the strike will start next week, and that every hotel and restaurant in St. Louis will be tied up.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-12

Nothin' to it, but Taylor Is the man aor the St. Louis convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-12

St. Louis, May 11.-Every eSort is being made by the Worlds Fair man agers to avoid the impending strike of restaurant and hotel help, but the sit uation is considered serious.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-12

Filed and recorded at the request of J. NJ. O'Connell, May ?. 1901, at a. m. Book 3. Incorporationz pages 1S4- 1s6
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THE GRAND PROMOTER.
Major Crofoot Offers a Choice of Rich
Things

Major Crofoot, grand promoter, grand
organizer and grand developer of grand
schemes to enrich himself and his
friends, was shivering over the stove in
his Office the other morning when there
came a tinlid knock at the door. 1t was
not the knock of a creditor, as the
major decided at once, and in response
to his Come in woman opened the
door. For moment the grand promo
ter's heart beat faster and his face lost
It's color Then Junefu1 smile spread
over his Dhiz. and he arose and adj
vanced with extended hand and said:
My dear Mrs. Carter, but this is an
unexpected pleasure-unexpecte pleas
ure- 1t is also one of the most curious
condolences ever occurring in my ex-
perience. Not ten seconds ago 1 rang
for a messenger boy, to give him in
structions to find you if took a whole
year. Come right in, my dear woman
I won't be minute making out check
for you
Major Crofoot," began the woman
as she sat down and shivered in the
cold atmosphere, two years ago we
boarded at the same house"
AT the same house, my dear-at the
same house. Let me add that you were
the star boarder around whom we all
revolved. You were the only one who
could afford to drink beer with your
dinner"
You came to me one day and said
you were hard up and wanted to bor-
row SO for couple of days.
Exactly, my dear-exactly," replied
the major as he walked around and
rubbed his hands together. Yes,
wanted SO to perfect the organization
of the Great American Textile company
and in the kindness of your heart, and
having the utmost confidence in my
financial integrity, you lent me the long
green. I shall never forget it, Mrs. Car
ter-never."
Nor I either, until you pay it back"
she sarcastically replied. within three
hours of borrowing the money you
skipped out. I have been on your trail
ever since, and now I have run you
down at last Major, I want my ten,
and you'll either pay or I'll make trou-
BILE for you"
Yes, I skipped out. That is, I walk
ed out without the formality of bidding
you goodby. I had to do it. The land
lady was about to present me with a
bill for $25 worth of board and room
rent. 1 was hard up and discouraged
and had to go into retirement. For
three months I had to go slow. Then
came the organization of The Universal
Huc6leberry Jam company, in which I
made 100000, and I began to look for
you. Alas! you seemed to have disap-
peared off the face of the EARTH
"Alasi you are one of the biggest
! falsifers I ever met. I never left the
try to squirn out of it. You have got
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ing up the scraps and polking them into

ing up the scraps and polxing them into
a little paper box, that I'd like a pota-
to with rose growing on it,
rose from the jar and pinning it in a
what every man wants. They are all like
see both sides of the moon at once
Il wish said I plaintively, that you
wouldn't put a rose in your hair While we
are discussing a serious problem.
''.Why?" said Polly, innocently.
minds me ne of the i1 lady who sent the pink
tea cups-and, besides, it's distracting.
Polly, leaned over box and the rose
nestled down against her cheek
And dangerous 1 added
Polly pulled a potato out of the box and
held it up for my inspectiona;, .,...s
Shall change it for this?' she asked
Don't you dare!" I cried.
Polly held the potato up against my
coat lapel and stood off to admire it,
Take it away" I pleaded
And now" she said, shaking her finger
at me. will you ever again malign the
lady who sent the roses and the tea
tNever!' I declared
Or, snub her if she should ever make
4 don't understand said /
or. cry for meat and potatoes when
she gtveT I9u klSses 5e ana roses
Miss Lee said the maid. coming in
with a trayful of dishes, here are the
Tea cups you tolu me 10 pIlhS GOWN, anu
your mother says please to step out to
the carriage and bring in the rest of the
roses and things you ordered"
Polly" said I humbly, I beg your
pardon"
Polly smiled forgivingly and tucked a
| white rose in my buttonhole.
There is something" said I, that you
something that generally goes with
them
And then somehow that rose in my
buttOnhOle got horribly cruShed.-Helen
Rowland in Washington Post.
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to pay or take the consequences
Pay, my dear Mrs. Carter-of
course I'll pay" he replied. Il shall
esteem it a privilege and a happiness
to pay. Do you imagine for one mo-
ment that L am dead to the feeling OF
gratitude? At the time you lent me
that money you were the only person
on earth who seemed to have conf
dence in my integrity will not only
restore your own, but"
That's all | want she interrupted.
Il will not only restore your own,
but 1 will increase 1t a thousand fold.
One hour from now you will be pricing
diamonds, rubies and pearls. Tomor-
row you will be ordering a victoria. My
dear woman, if you only knew Major
Crofoot@'
But 1 do. Everybody knows you for
a. sleek, slick d. b. Don't talk any
schemes to me, but hand over that
money!
Mrs. Carter permit me in finish -
said the major with much dignity
Unfortunately for me, l have acquired
the reputation of being unable to pay
my debts. With hundreds of thousands
of dollars at my bankers, 1 am almost
daily insulted by ignorant creditors for
small amounts. I pay them and say
nothing, although l am aggrieved and
Inundated In your case, however, 1t
is different. 1 wish to stand we'll in
your opinion. Permit me to make
brief explanation, If you please"
We'll, go on, but don't think to bam-
boozle me-
my dear woman, you have never
heard of The Universal Food company,
because it has only just been organic
ed. The capital is $4,000, 600, and the
stock will sell at par. Figure it out
any way you will, and the prof1ts are
certain to be so per cent. The food is
composed of oatmeal, hashed beef, gra-
ted cocoanut and apple sauce. 1t VIII
be put on in pound cans and sold all
over the world for rs cents can. 1t is
good for a man or beast. 1t will
strengthen the man working in the
ditch or recuperate the prtma donna
after the season. 1t will rejoice old age
and make youth sing with happiness,
and half the price is clear proht. When
l tell you that King Edward, the en-
peror of Germany and the car OF Rus
STA are large stockholders, to say noun
ing of Maud Adams, Lillian Russei
and Beerbohm Tree, you will be able
TO grasp the magnitude of the thlng
Two weeks from today we begin work
Ten dollars, major smiled the Gamer
as he paused for breath
"A block of worcestershire stock would
nav YOU $4,000 year clear profit, and
Your salary as secretary would be 5000
more. With an income OF SSO,oVO per year
you could live like princess; Your du,
ties would be very light. You Wouio
simply have seen that only one gallon OF
apple sauce was used for every three gal
Ions of the other ingredients Mrs. carter
permit me to shake hands and cangratu-
late YOU
| what about?''
"On the fact that I shall give you s1o.-
coo worth of stock and appoint you tc
the position of secretary. In the years
Fin s1n the years agone I lent you &c.
she interrupted
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You did, my friend-you did. Yes, you
had confidence in my financial integrity
when capitalist after capitalist turned
me down and gave me the marble heart.
Something told you that 1 could not be
kept down; that, like the Phoenix bird.
I would rise from the ashes. l have risen
and now to pay my debt of gratitude. DO
you want a check for $1,000 on my bank.
or shall I divide it between two? The
thousand is simply to help you buy rope
of pearls to wear when you take your
position 1t will add dignity and dignity
is what we must start off with
Don't talk nonsense. major!" sharply
replied the visitor Il came here to COL
lect a debt of SO. I wouldn't take your
MY dear secretary of the Universal
Food company. let me say
1.-The cash, if you please"
This is hard-this is indeed hard,
sighed the major as he sat down to his
desk and brought out a check book 1T
is an everyday saying that the sentiment
of gratitude is no longer to be found in
the human breast, and yet when l seek
to prove the statement false l am an OBJ
ject of suspicion and distrust. Very well,
/ will write out a check for $4,000 and go
and get it cashed and give you the triffe
owe you. Later on, let us hope, you
will see the difference between Major
Crofoot, hard UP, and Major Crofoot, mil
1ionaire.''
The major filled up check, tore it out
of the book, and was only a minute get
TING on his hat and overcoat and leaving
the office. That was at 10 o'clock. Hour
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Mrs Younghub-Oh, Freddy, 1 have
such a SUNRISE for you.
Younghub-Have you, love?
Mrs. Younghub-Yes, dear. See this
sweet little dog I bought for us-only
SIS, and the dog seller warranted him
to be a pure mongrel-London It'd
Bits.
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after hour went by and his caller sat and
shivered and waited. The major came not
back. At O'Clock p M, the evening
shadows gathered, Mrs. Carter rose up
and kicked the coal stove over and passed
out and downstairs into the unfeeling
world. The grand promoter had been
found and lost again.-(Copyright 1903, by
c. B Lewis.)
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1T was only five years ago that 1
started in with our firm at S. a week, I"
said Bragg, land now earn $50 d week
without any trouble That's so; it's
easy to earn that remarked hewitt,
.'but how much do you get?'-Philadel-
pnia Press,
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What am I ever going to do with
such a bad, bad boy?" sighed the fond
mother "Oh, you leave me alone" res
piled the young hopeful I'm not half
as bad as [ can brooklyn Life.
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FREE DIsPENsARY.


TOPEKA FREE DISPENSARY, south
east corner 18th and Tyler sts., from /
TO p. m, except Sundays. Conducted by
regular practicing physicians Tor the
benefit CT persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tients are assured of careful and consid-
crate reatment- Medicine furnished in
cases,
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Hewitt understand that the for
eign noblemen are beginning to get
worried.
Jewett-Over what?
Hewitt-The way these United States
senators are marrying all the Ameri-
can women.-Town Topics.
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The following dialogue was overheard
in the office of one of Boston's leading
physicians the other day:
Doctor Ito patienD-What ails you?
Patient don't know. I only know
that 7 suffer. I work like an OK, I eat
like a wolf l am as tired as a dog. and
l sleep like a horse
Doctor-In that case I should advise
you to consult a veterinary surgeon
Boston Traveller
He hasn't a very high opinion OF
your intelligence" How do you
know?" 4 heard him refer to you once
as an ideal juror. philadelphia
Ledger.
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COAL DEALERS.

~---oo~~o~o-~-~-~--~o~~~- ~~-@~-~~-~--~~-~~~~-~
SOUTHW WESTERN FUEL CO.,
TELEPHONE 1873.
N. E. COR STH AND KAN. AVE
All kinds of Coal.
Best Quality. Full Weight.
PROMPT Delivery.
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WANTED -FEMALE HELP
WANTED0Whife girl for general house
work at once 708 Harrison St
WANTED-Cook at once at the Midland
hotel, 4th and Quincy.
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JEWELER AND oPTICIAN

F. w. SWEARINGEN, Jeweler and grad
1P.ts optician- We guarantee every pair
of slasses to At and every watch We re-
pair We carry the largest line of
Watches, clocks, diamonds, cut glass, etc,
In the city. Watch inspector U. P. r. r.,
ia Kansas ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

---~~~-~-~---~-~------ -~-----~----~~-~--------~
WANTED-By experienced man, steno-
graphic job work at night or Sunday;
terms very reasonable. Address P. o.
Box 1885, Topeka, Kan.
WANTED-By an honest, sober, young
man of %, a position machinist; no
objection to other work. Edward L.
Crime, 700 Dick ST., Reading, Pa.
WHEN you want tc hire a man boy.
call up Y. NJ c. A telephone 311. We
erences concerning then T. M c. A
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JEWELERS..

@---~--~--~0-O---~~~~~-~~
JAMES B. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Our-
clan. Complete stock of watches, dia-
! noEds, silverware. etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
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wANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-A young man to learn the
printing trade Apply Saturday evening
at o'clock. Adams Bros.
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T0PEE IG71rc1N1C11 :. - -
Co Tel 7o6 Bicycles and sundries, bi.
cycles and tandems for rent; repairing OF
all kinds.
U S. CYCLE CO., 1is e. sth ct. National
& Iver-J ohnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs
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YOUNG man under 80, with fair basis
education to prepare for Govt position
salary to start $500; deserving promotion;
permanent Box $40, Cedar Rapids. Ia.
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CLAIRVOYANT.
25c MADAM NERO 2!
DREssMAKING.

~~--O~-~-~~~~~~~-~-~-~-~
DRESSMAKING=AH work guarantee
Mrs. G. H. Squire, 600 w. 10th st.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
TIME TABLE

And Everywhere Beyond.
Objective Jan. 3, 1904.)
TRAINS LEAVE TOPEKA AS FOL-
LOWS:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17
9reiis.

Wir eratuliten bisrmit unierm bo1s
geihdBten SeniorsG Oleaen gibOed BON
ganSem 6erssrt gum 30. Sohraang
isinss in Ees Rolnes, Soma, erIdeis
nenosH uuo ueitosrbreiteten Soma
Staat5 anseiser", mslher ltets fir
lilies nader uRo freimttig eiHtritt.
mas er uls rehi ertennt. @Olleae @i=
boed bat unenolid bel Suites aeIeiFtet
uno es mare beher. uenu Die 8eutihen
bon Soma nod BEL Ieinen 9ebseiten
Ourb roo tbattrdftigers llnterfiibung
oes 8lottes ibm ibre 3aniesihulo be-
pieien. Sollte @olege gibOef einmal
Die augeu lblisssn. 10 baben ne in
ibm sinen i5rer unsigsnniBigfisn uno
underiten 8ertreter Der oeutlheR suite,
reilen in Soun oerloren. 8iele 9aus
ienoe BON Deutihen in Soma uno in
oielem ganoe rUerben Ieinen Rdmen In
gbren balten. Darum miiRIhen .pir
unisrem SDlseen giboed nod reht
pieIe Sabre in @eiunObsit uuo itinem
8latte noh ueitere 6000 glbOnuenten!
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17

8ns bis Date eetbar woroen i|f
1T eiHe Bagateae Inn 8eraIeidl arl
Dem. oGs 9etban DerOen t6nHte. nenr
oas Id6ne @elO niGt fur anoere Sinas
pergeuost DHroe 5rantrei6 bat Iid
in Alsier bel Wliibe aeQeben, uno Die
&eiultate Fne oHrhaus 3ufrieeenlfeL=
leno, aber, man bat ooh 6is 8ato
mebr erperimentirt, als oa6 man BON
elmer 9rsBen, planmdBigeu arbeit IOre=
den t0nnte. lln9 10 bat man in oen
franSofIden gefbuugen in 4Frita
tauienoe BON arteIii5en grunnen aus
gelegt Die FUenigltens auf cine tleine
5}ldhe mirtsn unO bic belueiIeu, mas
oa NIT beoeutenoeren Witteln erreiht
Deroen tOnnts. gBenH 6rantrein sebn
Sabre tang Der 8emdNerunq Ieiner
gsiilten IN 4frita Die SummeH sumeu-
Den t0nnte. Die es iebt auf iein seer
un0 lesHe Griegsh0tte berfpeR0et. oag
grOBte gSuu0er aller ,9eiten iUdre TO-
Damn poHbrGbt. @enu Cntel Sam
3sbn Sabre l0uI auf feline Ceoldnoer=
eIen OerpsH6en DOnts, mas er ieBt fir
leine ariegsHotte uno fir IeiEe arnee
UeTausgabt, 10 ipdrOe bier In 0el
@renSen Der nprhamerifantlben Union
daum fir Die geDOlterung O.r ganSen
gr0s ielu. Dtsbr pie genug. lln0
bic Der @ultur sr6ffneteu0eoldnoereisn
Duroen gsuug prOousirsn, um bic
qau5e ggelt su erndbrtn.
Soma Reform.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17
9lldiOrtlat fitr Sierrs 43l,

SIN @0untD puroen i'm @an3en
60l7 Stimmeu dbeegebsn. oaupn sr.
hielteu ole Republi.ansr (fiir slectoreu)
4 455. SemOtraten l.046. Sosialilten
269, 95rpuliiten 81 uno SrpbibitiOni=
item 1870. 8ie republitaniIhe glura=
litdt betrd9t alio 3 400 Stimmen, biss
ben IN N}iHnebaba @ouutg noh nidt
oagemeien, ooer cine Maioritdt ilber
ale au0ersn 9arteitifefs 3uiammen
uon 1898.
Bon zen 6oliniDbeamieu egbiclt So.
u. llltruO fir ShulluperiHien0ent oas
9e5ite 9otum, 4 AGO. aber er bate
teinen @faencanOioaten auf benz 0emo=
tratiihen 5idet. 9as ndhitgroBte
9otum er6itlt 6. II. Releg, iar 6ountp
6lert, namlih 4 $50 7as ihmdhlte
repgblitaaiihs Sotum srbielt llpe
9biuips, iiir SDeriif, Der IN oeH 8or=
mahlen am ltdriiteu gemsieu mar.
1919 Stimmen
8le neiltsn Oemoirdiiiten Stimmen
erhieli Bratt fir Shsrir. I.6la; nab
ihm 8oDtb Fiir 6OroneT. 1,6l4. GnD
2Booorufi fir &spraientant. .427
,Nohn s Srarot srhielt fir Rsgliter Of
DEEDS | .30l 0ehrn Ntauot fur
6ountpSommindr 1874 Z Stimmen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17

C6ne oaB Ddriiber Oiel Aufheben
gemaht miro. UOaSiehi iih oraubeR i'm
F@ReR amerifauiI9em Weiten cine
mi5tios 8srmauolun9. gBo Dor ei-
usm oosr msbTereu Sa6ren siHe trOit=
lOie 8Hts getusieH. oa IprOBt unO
ertint. un0 mabR un0 blubt e. mie
taum ireeHe lOnftmO in Der @elt sc
III teiH WuRoer paliirt. Geiu mddti=
9en 3aubersr bat leinen Stab esIdmun=
gen, ieiHe SpruAe ssmurHeIt uno an
Stels Der unpirtlameu @ilbniB einen
prdhtigsn @arteR eri1einen laneu.
9alte. Hiintsrne mO0erne 5ngsnieurs
Iin0 an Der Nrbeit 9etUsien. sic bar
ben @aHsr in bic BRRs gsleitst uno
bamit ods 8unoer beDirtt. llRo audi
oieie arbeIt bat erif beg0nueu. lluo
In ;ruanSig Sabren tueroen ieHe 8egen-
Den in unierem SlomeIten. bic bis
NatO fur ois unmirtLihfsn aebGlten
muroen, miro lsibit oas perrufeng
5aI Oes 5ooss" in einen stUig laden.
ben 8lumenGarten perpanoeit Deroen.
8ielsrorts ltBen in ibren Gammern
nod eielsbrtsn. bic lbsr ibreu 6oIian=
ten ganS oeraehsu, mas in Der gBelt
Dprqsbt, uno iino fef oaDon iiberSeugt.
oaB Die aan5e Raht osrsint oem 9uu-
9ertn0e Derlaaeu piro, neil Die Sroe
ni1t genug prOousiren tauu, UNI Die
Weni6eu 81 erndbreu, Die ii1 auf Der.
ielben umbertummeln. 9as lit eln
sngliider SAP, ben ein @elebrter I'M.
mer Dem auOeren uadgslprOden bat.
Gb es ipirtlId mahr qsUeign, Oarum
BAT lih tein Nlenl6 betiimmert. 9tur
INNER mis0er9etaut murot Der alte lIn=
linn.
9lber es dnosrn lib Die 3eiten llno
man fanat MN an Su ertenueH, car
bel b6bersr Civilization Die grtrpgs
idHiatsit Der @rOe gauS beocpteno cl=
bobt meroen tam. 9lnfatt Dap mir
Oer eirease nabet0mmsu. no es beiBt;
bis bierber uno niht meiter, babn
ww srlt an9efangsn. Die @roe uno ibre
grooutte iu ituoireH. YerhdltniBnd-
bio tat Der 9lferblu in Sabvtaulenoen
Die allergeriR9lteii 6ortiaritte gemaht.
uno lebt srtennt man eIn. 0aB e m0gs
lib III. bis oabsr ungeabnte @rnten jlI
Siehen e.ur ein 9eringer 8eil Der be-
wobubaren @roe Diro iegt bebaut. uao
bic ungebeuren 6lahen. Die isBt ais
9eiilisH perrufeH uue bon Dem 2lfer=
bauer oenleoeH rer0en, beOiirFsn nnr
DER bsFyubsenOen 6suCbtisieit. I'm lie
in euig lahenoe ejdrten 81 perpanoeln.
Is Ieblt mar 06s 98ailer. Gttpa orli
ysiertel Der GberfIdde DER Gr0e HnD
nit gBaner beosdt, nliO III bod Don
oem IeHblen @lemsnt fir ale 3wede
mebr pis geniiaeEo p0rbanoen. lluo
beuts iino nniere SSnasnisure opd ip
lueit geiommen, 0aB lie. 10 mon ibnsn
nur oi 9tittsl sur gerfiignne iteat,
irgcnoioObia @aler bringen t0uuen.
lune guar 10 Blel 9ealier. als 9ebrel1i
ruerOei mag. Gb ipater, nat0sm eint
ejegenb SABRE lang tlnltlidl bsfpdneyi
morOen III. iigb NenoernHgea in Dem
Gllma polsieheu milroen, oas lam
naiilrliA sur 3sit, nt.nt beltlmmt be-
bauptet merosH, aber ss iteint 0ef
iebr wabrlAeinlith. Oas oas eeihsben
pilros.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17

Die gmoesgranoiurp in aberoter
bat ben in lester 3eit 0islgsuannten
6eraus9sber oes glantiuton 9eral0"
5hom. 10. 5aubmaun Dou oer9lnilaQC
Der GerleBung Der BoltgeIeBe sntlaItet.
Sin 3eituHgsartitsl eegen sen friiberen
9anquier bon 9lautinton, @lr. STE.
pens, Der bon elmer trpnineleH 4ntla=
qe ipdier freieeiprohen muroe, mar Die
@eranlahuug Damn feuerte. pie be-
reits gemeloet, Elm unbetanuter Ieiger
Nieubling eine Rueel aui 5aubmann
ab, wabreno er abnuneslos IN leiner
Office FAB une nur Elm ihnerer Stuhl,
ourh ben Die Sugel In ben &iifen S.
iblug, rettste 3aubmann pom Hhe-
rem lobe. 0onentliCh entgsht unier
goaegs aud elmer i'm 0ltnRebaba SO.
3reisgert1t ibpebenoen 8erldum-
bungsautlags, bic nit erlfgenanutem
8ortommis in 8erbinouno liebt uno
welher antlage lih Der Staats 9reBs
Dereinangsnommeu bat. Qls oh Die
3eitungsleute uuo ,papierenen 5age=
lOhner@ Mot ohuebin gsnug 5rubel.
un0 S0rgen hdtten!
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17
9as @ablreIuItat In Rinnei
bahia Gonntg.

Die @ouutpeOmmindre babsn oit
3dblung Der in Rtunebaba Gountr
aboe9sbenen Siinmsn oorgeHommeH
.un0 Oas &elultat III in Beridisoener
8esiebuug interehaut.
@s iDuroen oemnaA Inn eauseu
@OuHtp fur Bisrre 3l95, fur Rit1e0
276l Stimmen abgsssben. cine Wai0,
ritdt fur Bierre ocsa 434 Stimmen.
6Olgsnoes iit ods Oif8iene 8Otum In
Der RapitOlsfrage
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17

Ter republ. g9auorutld i'm Staate
SuO 9atota bat uur lieben 8emotra=
ten in Der nddlten gssislaiur bbrig gs.
loHen. Sslbf Die 8smOtraten in Bon
6omme 50. muroen pom Rutih be-
grabeu. Die leBts 2sgislatur bate l3
8emoiratsn uno eiueu 9Opulifen uu=
ter ihren NlltoIiroern.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17
@oitorieae ztreiHid)ter.

Ter 9emOtrat aiibtsy Nie@ss iDur=
Be p'c3cn isinsr 90pularitat mieOer ais
Greisrihter i'm z. ..eierihisbe,lrt nit
400 Stimmen DtaiDsitat eruabit, ob-
ihDn Der beiaete Wegibisbs5irt rspu.
blitaniib III.
Sn 80uglds so. wurOe u. 8. Mla.
tber. 3emOtrat. init elmer Siimme
9Rebrheit iiber isinen repbI. Cpponen=
ten ss. o Softer als 3eprdientant Der
9eoislatnr ertud1it gDeil bic Aspub+
lItaner aber Alles gollsu. foil lpieoeE
eint 3dblunq uOrgsuomnien nHe Die
cine Stingms herausaesdhit iDsgoefl
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17
3nr @apitalswabI
1iojOritGteH fiir gisrre unO glitasa in
ZEN ueridJieseueR @oanties.

Sn 6olgenOem aebsh mir bic Dla.
iopiid!eu in oen ueridisoeneu Counties
in Der GapitOlsFrage, ioneit Die uuofi=
aiellen Nerihte biz iebi reihen
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-11-17

lireE, oas leiu Seiborgah, Der oeutide
(, ged6tey uno An5eiger in glepelanD,
81, iiber ben AusiGl Der 9Babl ihrieb: