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lions of war when the transportation
was almost the most serious problem
to the Russians. He also impaired the
morale of his army, but he preserved
his guns and men. 1t Is evident that
he had hoped and planned to check
the Japanese at Tatchekiao. Then aft
er holding the enemy in check 1t is
believed to have been his purpose to
concentrate his remaining force at Lao
Yang and to strike Kuroki
The unexpected loss Of the Russian
left at Tatchekiao and the appearance
of the japanese Takushan army on the
flank forced the abandonment and SUR
render without a fight of Yinkow, Hal
clleng and New Chwang. 1t is general
" believed that the crisis will come
shortly at Lao Yang, and that Kuro-
patkin will be forced to give battle,
whatever his present purpose may be.
General Oku's and the Takushan
armies are pressing northward, and
General Kuroki is close at hand, ready
to take any part necessary in the gem
eral Japanese play.
The possession of Yinkow (tte port
of New Chwang) has enormously sim
pliied the transportation problem of
the Japanese. 1t gives their two armies
a freedom Of movement which they
have heretofore not possessed The
japanese are speedily repairing the
railroad which the Russians failed to
seriously damage in their hasty retreat
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ITALrAN THROWS BoMR.
Is Himself Seriously Missile
Hurled into Crowd.

- Himseif seriously Injured--Misslle
Hurled Into Crowd.
New York, Aug. IA bomb thrown
into a crowd of Italians in East 151st
street last night injured score or more
persons and led to the arrest to-day Of
Vincenzo Donetta, who, the police be-
lieye is a member of the Black Hand,
society, which for some time has terror
lied residents of the Italian districts
here and extorted money from them by
threats and actual violence.
.Donetto was himself more severely
injured by the bomb than any of the
others, one leg being torn from the hin
to the ankle, but he managed to escape
at the time and was arrested to-day at
his home.
It was some time before the police
We're Informed of the bofnb-throwing
and although they succeeded in learning
that more than twenty persons were in
jured they have been able to find only a
few of them, as the italians in the
neighborhood refuse to give information.
Two rival saloonkeepers on opposite
street corners were giving away beer in
an effort to outdo each other, and
crowd surrounded each place. Peter Di-
merio, who was acting as doerkeeper at
one saloon, says that Donnetto ap-
preached him and demanded money
which was refused him. He immediate-
~ stepped back, took a bomb from his
pocket, lighted its fuse and threw 1t,
An explosion followed, and men, women
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A BLUEFIsH1NG PREcAur1oN,

In bluef1shing, one of the hardest
things to catch is the boat--that is, the
proper boat. have caught most of
every sort Of boat, or rather quite lot
OF them have caught me; but one must
live and learn. The wrong boat is UNI
desirable in many ways, chiefly because
1t is liable to contain the wrong skipper
and If crew there be, the wrong crew.
On the principle. suppose, that two
or more wrongs never make right, the
man who unfortunately engages the
wrong outfit is nightly apt to find his
pleasure seriously hanpered by limits.
It is therefore well to inspect the craft
and size up her owner in advance If pos
siole, for Of those that go down to the
sea IN ships, especially cheesy- planked,
~ asa& --fS.aisa--@ ~lsi-~S -.-s4- = sAz1, arc
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found the mans family there. They
We're in somewhat poor circumstances,
and Mrs. Anderson said that they had
been in this city five weeks, having
come here from Springfield. She said
that during the first three weeks they
had been in this city her husband had
been at work for the railroad company,
but that during the last two weeks he
had been doing nothing but drinking.
He left the house last Saturday night
and she had not seen him since. On
Friday he sold nearly all the furniture
and got about $12 or SIS for it.
After leaving the house as the detec-
tive was walking UP State street he ran
across the man wandering along. He
asked him why he had disappeared So
suddenly and Anderson replied that he
had gone to look after the trunks which
the detective had seen in Anderson's
house. Detective Donnelly took the
man to police headquarters and locked
him up on a charge of drunkenness. He
will be held until his case has been
thoroughly investigated.
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AT THE HYPERION.
Doekstaders Minstrels.


Lew Dockstader and his great min
strel company will be the attraction at
the Hyperion theater on Wednesday
evening. This season there will be sew
eral distinct departures from the usual
minstrel style; first the list Of high
grade artists is long one, and includes
all the bright lights Of minstrelsy. Sec
ondly, when the curtain rises on the
first part, six beautiful paintings, each
from the brush of a famous artist, will
appear; and following these will come
the works of a noted sciptor, the whole
scene being unfolded in a manner that
will bewitch the eye. After this kaleido-
scopic display Of groups and coloring,
the large company will march to their
seats to the music Of military band of
forty pieces.
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COMPLAINANT ARRESTED.
CLAIMED 10 HAVE BEEN ROB.
BED OF $500.

Caused the Police Lot of Trouble
After Investigating His story They
Say 1t is Fairy Tale and Arrest Him
--Anderson Claims to Have Been Put
to Sleep by Stranger In wooster
Square Green.
About o'clock last night a man COM
planned to the officer stationed at the
Wooster square green that he had been
robbed of 5000. The officer after hear
ing the story took the man to Sergeant
Mcbride. at the Grand avenue station,
who sent him to detective headquarters,
where he related his tale to Detective
Henry J. Donnelly, who was in charge.
The man said that his name was La
ris Anderson, that he was forty-five
years old, and that he, his wife and
three children landed in New York on
Saturday from Sweden. He claimed
that as soon as the boat landed he ship
ped his three trunks to this city and
then went with his family to Spring
field, Mass, where he remained until
yesterday. when he came to this city.
Anderson then said that he wanted to
get some air last night, so he took
walk. AS he was walking he met
man at the corner of Water and Mead
ow streets. who invited him to accom-
pany him. He did so and went to
Wooster square, where he fell asleep,
and when he woke up the man was
wone and also $500 which he (Anderson)
had in his pocket, as well as three trunk
checks He complained to policeman
Immediately.
When he finished his story Detective
Donnelly, having noticed that the man
had been drinking, asked him where he
got his liquor. The man at first denied
that he had had any, but finally said
that the man who had robbed him had
taken him to a place where he got it.
just where the place was he did not
know.
Anderson said that his three trunks
were at the depot and he was afraid
that they would be stolen. Detective
Donnelly said that he would go with
him to see about them. He left the
man alone for moment while he went
to notify Sergeant Cook, who was In
charge of headquarters, that he was
going out on case. When he returned
to his own office the man was gone
The detective then went on an invests
eating trip of his own. The man had
stated that he and his family were
stopping at lot Meadow street. The |
detective went to this address and
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foggy in their conceptions of what con-
|stitutes q sqilaredeal land measure.
For. be it known, there are few fortu-
nately only a few shippers of craft for
hire, who appear to labor under the
=delusion that man from York Is sort
of little brother to a distillery and
naturally, a man of proper spirit. While
a good deal Of the true
spirit Of sport has been transferred to
canvas it has never been put up in
glass hence the wise man will keep that
section Of the stores solely for
emergency. EDWIN Sandys in August
Outing.
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JAPANESE SUSTAIN
SEVERE REVERSE

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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MAKE YOUR own ZOE CREAM.

There has Just been placed in all the
grocery stores a new preparation called
is meeting with great favor, as 1t en-
ables everyone to make ice cream In
their own home with very little trouble
All the ingredients in the package for
making two quarts of delicious ice
cream. Order package to-day. lac,
per package, two for Csc.
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NOTES.


White Bear, the American challenger,
won the second race for the Seawan-
haka cup, defeating Noorna by 50 Sec
onds in Saturdays contest at Montre-
al. Time, 1:49:29.
W. j. Clothier defeated w. A. Larned
in four sets in the final match Sat-
urday at the tennis tournament of the
Nahant club.
The national polo championship cup
offered by w. W. Astor was won Sat
urday at Narrangansett by the team
of the Myopia Hunt club of Hamilton,
Mass, when it defeated the Bryn Mawr
team of Philadelphia by a score of IA
to IA goals.
The knockabout Francis. which Is
owned by General Phelps Montgomery,
won her sixth straight race from the
Wriggle and the Breton in a fifteen
mile triangular race on the sound Sat-
urday.
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At South acknowledgements, 10;
South Norwalk, 4.
DuElaps, q; Chambers, 3.
Cigarmakers, p; Molders, /.
Washington GIee Club, II; Eagles, II,
t13 innings).
Anchors, 4; Davenport, 5.
Ecleetics, 10; Plymouth A. c. 2.
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DR.. and Mrs. 6. Brinley Morgan and
Miss Dorothy Morgan will spend the
remainder Of the summer at Rye
Beach, N. H. Miss Julia and Master
Denison, who are in Europe. will not
return until the fall.
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SATURDAYS SPORTS.

New Haven Breaks Even at Bridgeport
Despite Bad Treatment.
The better class Of spectators were
Disguised with the treatment accorded
the New Haven team at Bridgeport
Saturday. Broken bottles were thrown
at the players and the crowd surged
onto the field while the New Haveners
We're fielding. The Elm city team,
nevertheless. succeeding in, breaking
even with the following score:
First game-New Haven, 5; Bridge
port, /.
Second game Bridgeport, s; New
Haven. 2.
At Hartford Hartford, 2; Meriden, /.
At Springfield Springfield, 3; Hol-
yoke, /.
At Norwich-New London, i; Nor
witch, !.
AMERICAN. LEAGUE
At cleveland-New York, 1; cleve-
land, 3.
At Chicago Chicago, s; Philadelphia,
At Detroit Boston. z; Detroit, 4.
At st Louis-Washington, q; st.
Louis, i.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston Cincinnati, 9; Boston. 4
At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 81
Pittsburg, 4. =
At New York-New York. 8: ST. Louis,
At Brooklyn Chicago, i; BROOKLYN.
LOCAL GAMES.
At savin Rock-Milford, Z; Branford,
Young Hustlers, 10; Prescotts, l.
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The one great virtue of Burnett's va
nilla Extract Is purity. 1t is real va
Mia extract and nothing but vanilla
extract, Always use Burnett's.
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Or AnSfts i'm MegsR am &~traBsMgaRo
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40 Iitk im lcnaialn Eiihen
Msin irisF l4eB &Ok msiaeR slngisen 6re9gs
tiao usslnsn ntuti1<H GrieAen.
IKE brtuse sHrld ssbn Taretn Ger 1raR,
Bcn iurilaen 1Eeiltn pisI ShmevSeR
limb trinse sursd ;m SertiFtHsn 99aris
Ute Rarben In meinein osrstR.
Der Gtaub Der Gbens GsSrslon
50 mir tins dug s~eFlestE,
ifaO meme Ghren fuuroea bart
Iesm S6rei Der Rseresroeen.
Nun tiuo i3 nimHisr MID surtns
Sn ben beimiIhen &sbsubsrgsu,
0eiF ioet ni4ts mebr ots Hufnds Ruf
ilHb ni1is Der Ruf Der Bergen.
gin irsmbss 2ano, tin frsmotg Orr,
$40 tDcfie odiu nint poHen,
sh bab no oriibsn msia beRes 7beil,
oeusiAsH Grisoen stloheu.
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@rirntali(dtr 9umor.

periien purbe emit bon einem Sui
ton beberf6t, Der ais Sbrunn betdnnt
unb ssfir6tet mar. Ginss 9ogss cling
biefer !Serridsr auber6dlb Der Stdbts
mauer ieinsr aeTiOen3 fpd3isrsn uno
fab einsn Wonn unter einsm gaume
ibsn. Der Sultan 6lie5 BEL benz Maun
fteben, beeann Elm @efprG9 nit ibm
uno fragte: Sage mir, 1T Der Sultan
bieIes Eei3eS elm Sprdnn pber 1T sr
etn sere9tsr Wann?"
Der 8efragte onttportete friI6tpeg:
Or 1T Elm I4redli9er S9rann!"
soy Iocte Der Sultan pertpunbert.
.RennIt gu benn ben Sultan9"
~Nein!" Iuutete bic &ntiport.
.Nun," erniberte Der Sultan, Id
bin Der Suttun oiefes Rei6ss! Was
iagft 9u iebtgA
Yer Wonn eri4rut setpultig, erbolte
f& uber f4nea unb fraste nun ben
6eriher: rRenuft Du mi69"
.Nein"
SD bin Der So6n zines Raufman>
nes unb ieoen Monat bin ib brei Sage
perridt. Seute lit unslidli4ertpeiis
ether bon ben brei Sdeen."
Oa lahte Der Sultan, giEg tpstter
unb lieB ben S9ldutopf unseftraft. -
Derielbe Sultan, Der cine Isbr bo6s
Wetnuns bon fi@ bate, iogte sinmal 5u
iin ielbft: .4IIes auf Der @roe unb i'm
6tmm,l beItsbt UNI m~einstpilen. fir
mid bat Soft Siefs Dinge ssfdaffen!"
Ddbrenb bieies @slbfteefprGdss tam
.ine Miide oefloeen. isBte Ii9 ibm auf
bic Haie unb fugte: .Ou bo9miitbiser
@efeu. 0u Iolit ni6t slauben, baB aue
Dtnse i'm S'mmeI unb auf grbsn fir
Did sei4uffen Iinb. Stebs, 8u btit
Fir MIDI sefdaffen."
ginIt sirq .r nit ieinem Sobne auf
bic Suge. Die Some 6ronnte beiB.
besb0lb nabhlen Is ibre i9ipsren MGns
tel ab unb porfen ie ihrem Sofnarren,
Der ii4 beim Gefolge befanb, auf bic
S9ulter. Der Sultan lahie babel
unb ioste: .Sisbit 0u, mem lieber
Barr, ieBt trdeIt Du bic 8iirbe zines
giels!"
80 nein. mein 6err uno a0nig," err
tptbsrte Der Rarr, rnitt bon sinem,
ionoern bon 3pei Gfeln."
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@fSankrnlplitttr.

Die meiiteu Chen uerosu, mi, mar
rennt, i'm nSimmel"s aeIhloFen. Doru
fallen ote meiiten Gbtmdnner nod Der 0ut
3eit aus ben @olten.
@t1it Ou einen Mtni6en prinblib te
men @lerren, 10 fra9e ibn, pos er nit einC
6aupttrefter dnfansta nirbs.
Wu fam ben g.ii ns6t "a ffset i
sen obnt iusleih bos Ssra etiDas q b
u 4 I'm , EN-.
Gin Spdblein i'm @inter srquidt me-
ais lebn 2erGen i'm CONNER.
Ste 0eisbeit nimmt bel eintm setpiS.
Utter ob, bic Summbsit nimmt immsrf1
ju.
Sb etiuog ndEr ODER uunobr if
Tsikens niht 10 ipibti9, als ID ss pot
Belt ooihr ssboIttn Dirb.
0O3u arouenfuoiumi Sic 6toutn n|
len bod 10 aass - befer. ~
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Gingegangrn. @oloommer 9ebt B
etnem QutomobiIbGnbler, Inn fi9 ei
auto fir einen 4usflus au leiben. Sd
gambler befibt fir bteien 3ned cine
rtur penis sebrau9tsa Wueen, ipeigsi
ii9 aber, benz ibm l~lnbetal!nten od
Sobr5eug dnSupertrauen. Na6 lGll(
rem 9ins uno Serreben fruet 9
ammer: .Was III bos NutcSv
tpertb9" ,9iertduIenb Marf!" !
r9ut! Wenn i4 Sbnen eeb' Oiertal
fenb Mcrt, lperben &c beute 4bsnb ID
4utomobil Su sIei6em preiie auriid
t%aufeu9" Der gambler 1T bamit ei1
p%eritunben, unb 8olbammer fG61
na9bsm sr ben 8strds bintsrlsst bal
db.-Nbenbs tebrt er suriid unb bel
lanst fem @elb. OaHslbe pirb ib]
dusbe3ablt, unb @olbammer tpenb|
Ii9 gum @eben-dls i'm Der SGnbI|
NIT ben Mprten 5uriidbGlt: n8itA
mein 6err, be3ablen Sts iebt audi b
Wietbe fir bas qutompbil!"-.Tl
tpel6es .Run, fir bal
duf benz sic sben 5ariidestebrt iinb
-Wte baiBt9" ruff 9olbammer emp1|
aus, rtpte tomm' t9 ba3u, Su beaah
einen Srsmbsn fir bic Benubune
mes eissnen 4utpmobils9"-@M
unb sebt bon odnnen.
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N fit
Ell am At
bhf lgg tus
Ntaget Nae flf tl
lt& alf
ms 1ott safe 4st aa
Pc y tt wtAg s3ix aRs efg
Vlauu laAlt Wt
Ut sia8 rgrlus aEe t4 iteH ben
6ul auf. 8aub i9u osSg plht lcHtsyp
lttb ot @ammg,p6Hott qiisa. eab ft
mnm flagitgigB Gle atuatH slneW
gDee. 100 Istue Sesis 30 trgl mar. an
ssnem ~8leiB0orn9ag tatlaRa, slpiiten
tinsm 6G1trfslo uHe siusm 3issadst,
Qangt gingen Is ihrtigeRe. bis oev
Vfarrsg bsganus
.Su biit as!pib srItauni ssptisn, eaB
ih DID 10 lbtyrumpelte nit mstner
@iIits. SD bate mfrs aber iibsrIest
esiEern uno beuts. alS bic @Gite fort
paren, belt a MIDI uidt mehr. 6unis
uno3iDuuJis Sabre lang tonnie IDS
ausbdlteu. abr felt 8u mir bon Der
bliibenben 2isbe sr3dbItsR, iIPs in mir
anotrs g~eporosu, Is bat MIDI gang
psriinst, id giaub'. bah id nod buns
bert Sabre alt tperoe. @eu, 0u ldhlt
lpieoer. mp's 3iiielt, Oh oentft i4 iei
elm rebter Subelgreis."
.Obl SD lode ni6t td Bin nun 10
gIiidli6, ba5 ia isbt eiumol ben Spa
5ieraan9 bier an Gag lang ben iA
70 mduhes lisbe Wldl olletn gsma9t
babe, an Isiuer Settle geben tam"
Gr belt lire 2tnte uno Iis ginesn
ipie iunge 2iebesleuts, es tpar linen 70
leidt uno tpobl beuts.
sd boffs, bab es gptts WiI lit.
boB luir Rpth rs9t oft ben Neg 3ufGms
men MAIDEN t0nnen. SD min 9ir's
grab 1aoen, porum ib beut' gsfoms
men bin: i9 m0dts DID nun eaOlid
our 6rau BADEN, 3iiielt lang genug hds
ben mir ia au~Tsinunosr seipurtet, mein'
t9. 9Iaubf nit audi, 3iIeli2 Gea.
fae ia! Gs fam nit anoers letn, Der
Serrgott MINIS 10 bdben."
3usrIt butte sr rubi9 selprp6en,
bann tparen feline 0orte feuriger gez
tporben uno Der greoigertun bate li6
gdn3 baraus berloren. @r fdBte bic
Sonb Der SungFer IeIter, I4iittette Ie,
ais t0nnte er bamit 3iieIi anfeuern,
unb 6,iabenb 81 antlpcrten. Sie
tonnte aber gar ntbt fpredeu, bic
SbrGnen lisFsn ibr iiber bic runben
RotbbGdleiu.
Oils er fe iebt an Ii9 3og unO tiibte,
i9Iang Ie tprs Qrme nm ieinen Snls.
SIN Grdfe 3irptsn bic @riusn laut, uno
bonn Dirtbsbaus briiben am 8oIo srs
tlang Elm Gefang beriiber: rSm DO
ieIigurte. IOQit Du mir fpurte, i'm sriis
7en &lee, i'm peiBen S6nee!"
SIN 9erbit mar 3iifeli 5rau pfars
rertn. sic Itanb i'm Gdrten uno oros
nete lire 8lumen duf eiueu 9roBen
Stes. On bic Meienft6dIi, bic Ie fri
Der iebes Sdbr gebrddt bate, tamsn
nun nod ba5u, es CAB cine pobre BLU
menpprumioe. Yer pfarrsr bali nit,
feline bliibenbs 2iebe ouf3utbiirmen.
Ridden tlineelten an ben
ihr blonber S6eitel elGnste,
INNER nod mar tein peibes Saar gu
ieben unG bic 8GdleiE tpdren 10 roth
tpie bic reIfen Mepfel am Spalier.
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Kiss ME- Aff Van DAT etN fffI
N ahs aNH 8vh ayNa.E
w flN @ %Wtg
anstW
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lpfHlau ais feline btlben alitgm /
esF, tt.am abtg ltbuiaas els lltssI
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James maEm dut Stip1 aat. n
liz eaHn BON 1sl4 aus8,i.aRem parsI
Tore @huIaniaabsa Btma6t uue ayfeeI
&iugs Tore SHINE btlhoftlQttn. ~
nil6ls flo Der Gnbrud balo atnaE
uno oa oraabsn auf Ter Strabs AZ
bic Melt ibrsa etip0bEiinsn Gang
iunbie bss SismIih ungnp56nIiI
GrsisRiHts. bah "a sintm auf elmer
IpruhsloStn Stufs IIeben gsblie1
f6tpsoifhen Stdatsbiensr etIunoeHh
f9 I9on i'm 2sben IhuIosnfrti an NJ
den. SmbeItsn dua pfIsetbo9 ia EFT
Ollie Der gsbenspsyfi6truna unb N
@ertduf bes aoltborittn liz Der 9ob|
nung m0eli9 5u fem. /
absr Eopit6n Solm uno fem. QeE
pit1nin Itrelften on oieism 46eno MA
LANCE Spilden W0beIn uno grinn,runl
gen lumber, ebe bic 2Gmpe onoe,inb,I
fpuroe. Die M6beI iabsn 70 b~siSnO,rl
ssmiitbli9 aus, isBt, no re al, mad
5ipanoig Subrsn bejdblt une ,ra "a
reht tire eissnsn iparsn. Die Crime.
runssn Ieu@teien bell. trobbem ia idcd
Elm Stiid bonn Nd9mittag i6rss Qs6.hy
poriber9e9angen mar.
r0u tannIt gluubsn, Sin. bah a
mir nitt Ieidt tpurbs, ba pben in StolI
bill bsim @iIenbabrbou su bleibsn. pl
i5 DID bier 70 trant ipuBts, als 81
mir 9ertil, ben 8iIbfans, ssI6ent
bdtteTt.4
rSa. 6rdn5, oa ldg i9 Fdit iebt Rad.
unb peinte Dor Schmidt na6 Oil
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man ii9 trdnt uno i9pa6 fiblt. 81
0ottor ipo1te mad Dir tslegrapb4
aber @ott fei Dant, 70 bel RraFt sal
t9 nod, odb i9 i6n baran binOerd
tonnte. canals, ais 9u mad 6aui|
tamit, mar es ia, no mir BEN erfel
She'll unieret @nlsibe BEL Der SpartaH
nb3ablen tonntsn!"
limb 9u gsi5teIt nit benz Dirtb|
T9oftsgsIo, 10 baB mir un5 bic babi9|
SdngeIampe in benz GB3immer tauftt
tpnnten!"
.8u bdtteit gar ni9t potbig gsbabI
iemals S6ulbtn gu MAIDEN, ipenu 81
estbdn bGttsIt, tpis bic 0einen unO al.
berniinftigen WlenI6en Is poItsn, mi
Did nit Beth Qunogren psrbsirdtEe
bGtteIt!"
,Qber oonn aud ME sinsn Jrsubsn
tag; bente bran, Glin!"
Sag bas niat, oas bGtteIt 9u Doc
tpobl babsn tonnen, pbslei9 e ia mDe
lth mare, Dab
rMos osnn, metn 2isbling9"
Da6 nein, bds tpar bGBlia sebaHt!
.Das mare mOgli42"
sic err0tbete 70, pie Iie IS Dor 5tpss
sig Sobren get6ou bate, neigte ftGj
ibm uno fliiItsrte in Tetn DIR: ~.
Glislif bdnn oieQei6t hi6t 70 hADIt
sepproen pdre-"
&apitGn Solm mar gang duBer II
Dor 6reuoe, umarmte feline Sin IN
tiiBte iis, fpte odmals, als er nod ecu
ndnt mar unb in Der ROmpugnts feline
sisenen S9piegsrpatsrs ItanO. Dan
dber nubmeu Te ia pieOer 8ernunI
an, unb uls bas Mdb6sn bineinton
um bic 2dmps anauSiinben, iuBen !
8eiDs ouf benz Sofa, tpie ss alien, bel
niinftisen Meni6en 3utommt.
r8snte bod, oaB mir enoli9 ale
ubee5ablt baben, Sron3!"
ga, Sin, Soft iei 0unt-an4 bo
leBte Sere!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-05

S%eitgemGS. Game: rGiirslid
fasten sic mir bod, !Serr Director.
sic feien 0eseturier. IS Bin
t4 AUDI. snaoise Sruu. aber erft beim
DeHert!"
Arizona republican., 1904-02-05

vey to The plaintiffs the impression
that he knew what he was talking
about. and they further say that they
believe that he had a full understanding
OF the situation which was quite differ
ent from what he represented il to be.
In fact. they allege that this stage of
the transaction was marked by fraud
They. however. made the trade, execut-
ed to the defendant q deed TO thsir
property and accepted his assignment
of the desert land entry and $500.
They subsequently. that is, recently.
learned that the entry is as worthless
as the desert would be without the WV
flying influence OF water The time
within which the title to the land could
be perfected had expired on June IL,
two and one~half months before the
i1itiation OF the transaction.
They ask relief in the form of judg-
merit against The defendant for 5000
Arizona republican., 1904-02-05
PESSInISTIC

Prescott is lovely town, up among
the hills, where the climates said to
cure all our earthly Ills Prescott has
eight churches. too; people seldom go.
Wicked people play fan-tan, up in
Whisky Row. Prescott stores all adj
vertise, miles out in the hills; rocks
and trees and fences talk Force and
liver pills. Prescott is a fierce lodge
town; If You don't belong, and have
never rode the goat, you're cut by the
throns. Prescott soon viii have street
cars, whizZing through the town; bet
the hoboes steal the ties, If they amt
spiked down. Prescott has the sweet est
girls, but they cost the dough; If you
cannot qualify you're considered slow
Prescott people all have mines. with
which some would part. and the talk
they make on them goes straight to the
heart Prescott has not brought to me
health or home or peace; doctor told
me to go sOuth-so did the police.
S. l.. FINLEY.