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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-10-07
ST. BERNARD'S HALL
Avoca, Murray Co., Mimi.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

Conducted by the Sisters Of St. Joseph.
The first school year opens Monday, Oct.
md, 1905. Boys under IL years of age are
received.
Thorough and comprehensive instruction
IN all the elementary branches Of an Eng
lish education is here impaired.
Guitar and Mandolin.
The building is large and commodious.
1t Is heated by steam and furnished by sta
tionary bath tubs
The spacious grounds border on a lake
and afford ample room for all the out-of.
door sports of which the boys are so fond.
TERMS: Board, Tuition and Washing.
Music on any OF the above Instruments S
months $25.OO.
For any further information desired. ad-
dress The SUPERIORESS. ST. BERN
ARHG HALL.
Avoca. Murray Co. MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-31
DouIeurs dams Ie Ventre, IRE
g~ularites, Faiblesse de Sang.
Mauvaise Digestion. Queries
par les
PILULES
ROUGES
Madame Turcotte souf-
frat d'Etouffements,
de Douleurs au Creux
de l'Estomac, de Maux
de Dos ct de Tete.

Deux medecins qui avaient traite
Madame Turcotte% l'avaient abandonnee
a son sort. Aujourd'hui ellie est en-
pleine sante, les Pi1u1es Rouges FONT
guerie, FONT remplie de force ct ont
ramenk la ioie dams sa famille.
Les Pilules Rouges guerissent ; c'est
lie remede pour les femmes que leur
medecin abandonne onlme incurables.
Voici la lettre que Madame Turcotte
nous envoie ct que nous publions sa
demande
"Je crois a l'eficacite des Pilules
Rouges ct je veux dire sincerement
comment ct pourquoi je puts malnte-
nant les recommander a toutes les tem-
mes. II y a cling GU six ans, apres Ia
Nuisance de mon premier enfant, je
suis restee avec I'M etouffement qui me
prenait au moins toutes les semaines.
Iavais aussi NAL aux reins, j'etais fable
ct souffrais toujours du NAL de tete.
Jusqu'a ce temps-1a j'avais joui dune
bonnie sante, mails CONNIE je faiblissais
touiours ct que lie NAL me terrassait tres
vite, TAI pense prendre les Pilules Rou-
ges. Apres la sixieme boite j'etais SOU
lagee ct quelques semaines ensuite
j'@tais parfaitement gu@rie, toutes mes
douleurs a%vaient disparu. Je suis heu-
II maintenant, je suis forte, capable
de TRAVELLER ct pleine de sante. C'est
done avec raison que je proclame pefh-
cacite des Pilules Rouges,. puisque de
tous les remedies que TAI pris, bien que
presents par deux medecins qui tour a
tour m'avaient abandonnee, Giles sont
lie seul qui ait change ma condition ct
matt redonne une nouvelle VIE" -
Madame Alfred Turcotte, Berlin Falls,
N. H.
Les Pi1ules Rouges rendent immedia-
tement l'app@tit, font digerer, su1ppri-
ment les nlaux de tete, les lourdeurs,
les vertiges, les ~sufocations, les palpi-
t~ations. Files dissipent aussi les dou.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-31

1eurs d'estomac, des reins, du %ventre,
des c6tes. Files guerissent encore les
troubles du retour de Page, les irregu-
larites, les pertes anormales, les enfures
des jointures, la froideur des pieds ct
des mains ct enfn tous les symphonies
provenant de l'anemie ct de toutes les
maladies particulieres aux femmes ct
aux %jeunes files.
ST vous souffrez depuis 1ongtemps,
alors il est bien douteux qu'une GU deux
bottles de Pilules Rouges puissent vous
guerir. Soyez CONSTITUENCIES, prenez-
en- assez pour leur bonner une chance
d'agir sur votre maladie. En- meme
temps, vous pouvez @crire aux M@decins
SPECIALISTS des Pilules Rouges, vous
~n'aurez abso1ument rien a payer pour
les consultations par lettres. Ecrivez-
leur une description bien complete de
votre maladie, ne leur cachez rien.
Vous n'avez rien a craindre, car toutes
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-31

cUne heure au plus. Une vol
ture, une sorte de char q bancs,
recouverte dune bache, est prete d
sortir de la cour, je veux savoir
qui la conduit, les voyageurs
qu'elle coatient ct la route qu'elle
prend.
-C'est facile.
LIE baron remit au mendiant un
second ecu.
ST tn me renseignes exacte-
ment, lui dit-ll, tn auras I'm louis.
IL est gagn6 d'avance, mon
seigneur, r6pondit le marchand
de goenilles en- sc courband JUS
qua terre.
Eft pendant que lie baron s'6loi-
gnait, le mendiant ALA s'asseolr
sur IN tas de pierres, a quelques
pas de l'auberge.
-C'est dr6le. murmurait-il tout
en- observant de l'eil l'auberge, ii
ma charge dune singuli3re beso-
que, ce particular ice que
c'est de trainer la mis6re, les gems
sc croient lie droit de vous propo-
ser de leur servir d'espion. Sans
compter que sa figure ne me re-
Went pas. En6n, tant pis, aprea
tout, son argent me pla1t mieuz
que So figure. Ii faut bien vlvre'
A Continuer
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-31

les 1ettres sont ouvertes ct tenues abso-
lun1ent c~onfdentiei1es par eux Du
moment que les Medecins SPECIALISTS
des Pilules Rouges auront recu votre
~lettre, lis y repondront ave soin, ct
vous verrez quels bons conseils lis peu-
vent vous donner.
Refusez CONNIE limitations toutes Pi1u-
les Rouges que Pom vous otfre a la dou-
zaine, au cent gu a 25c la boite. Les
vraies Pilules Rouges sont tou jours ven
dues en- bottles de bois contenant so
Pilu1es, ct chaque boite est entouree
dune etiquette imprimee en- rouge, qui
porte toujours lie nom de la Gle Chinli-
que Franco Americaire. ST votre mar
chand ne ticnt pas les Pilules Rouges,
nous vous les enverrons sur reception
du prix, soc la bofte GU six bottles pour
IL. 60. Adressez vos lettres Gle CHI
M1QUE FRANCO AMERIcA1NE, IA
rue St-Denis, Montreal. ,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-31

quait DIES deux ct galopait a bride
abattue sur la route de Nantes.
Cette fols, je les items, murmu-
rait-il tout joyeux. All! madame la
marquise, vous croyez en- avoir fni
zous allez apprendre &c gull en-
conte de jouer au plus malin avec
moi.
Pendant quill cincinnati ainsi q
grande allure sur la route, il ne
s'apercut pas que cavalier, monte
sur un sollde bidet de ferme, ga
lopait a quelque distance, sans e.
sayer de lie d6passer. A hauteur
du Massacre, devant %l'enseigne
bralante du "Lapin en- goguette'',
le cavalier s'arreta, ct Lopart con-
tinua son chemin vers la vile.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22
An NTnteII.ctupI" Nicrobe,

T. LerouX. correspondent of the Par.
Is lie Matin i'm st. Petersburg. wires
that Prince Metchersky. proprietor OF
a Russian paper. has discovered that
Kuropatkin's disasters. the strikes.
famincs and massacres are all due to a
microbe. which he terms intellectual. -
terminating in the brain and causing
people to he dissatisfied. says a Paris
cable dispatch To the New York World.
He says Vereschagin defined Russia as
country full Of prisons. but with no
schools. MctcherSky says schools
should he diScountcnanced as breeders
of intellectual microbes and spreading
disconten. against things as they are.
which must be right since instituted 10y
God.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22

VIZ flre on
- ~ telepiiOne instead Of by IN lI9Fm
clock. The central girl is supposed
TO know the time of all railway trains.
and If train happens 10 he late how
many minutes behind time. She IS Of
ten asked the time Of day because
some one has let the clock run down.
When there IS an alarm Of Gre cen
tral'' is supposed to know where it IS.
The exchange IS Just across the street
from the firchoUse. and fire alarms are
often tclcphnncd into the saving Of
valuable time
TOWARD the end of = long. cold drive
on raw day was mot NJ the gate Ivy
farmer friend with the words: Come
right In. The wife has some hot coffee
ready for You. We knew You were
coming. Miss Rankin seen you go by,
and she just tclcphoncd to us"
Sometimes the rural telephone has
been used to stop travellers less willing
to he stopped. There are sections
where chicken stealing has become a
lost art because the rural telephones
make II possible To block every avenue
OF escape as soon as the crime is dis
covered Many Industrious chicken
thieves and some hold offenders have
been caught red handed" through tclc-
phone messages which have prompted
farmers to meet the malefactors with
shotguns on the highway
\ farmers wife on rural telephone
which had been in operation only few
months was asked how she liked the
telephone She naively answered.
"Well we liked It lot Mt first and do
yet only spring work is coming on so
heavy now that we don't hardly have
time to listen now
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22
MusIcnI Rnnrc Of cnrcin.. Lie.

To realize the age of Siguor Manuel
Garcia. the inventor Of the laryngo-
scope. who recently celebrated his one
hundrcdth birthday it must he rcmcm-
bered. says the Westminster Gazette.
That his first singing master. Giovanni
Auzani. was alive in the days NJ Bach
and Handel. that schubert and Bee
,hovcn were still Young when he WIS
born. that Chopin and McndolSSohu
We're born just before him ana that M
til, time of his greatest triumphs Wug
ner and Verdi were schoolboys Every
one Of these musicians has been dead
Tor years but Garcia survives.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22

! the people are waiting fJr a lender.
They are not They are secretly
arming and winning over the police
and the soldiers. Great progress has
already been made For instance. the
/ police of Moscow are already with the
people. but the soldiers have not been
won over yet"
"Do not any OF your people point out
that instead of repeating the Servian
horror they might quietly dcpose and
deport the car and his familyE"
1T will be much safer 10 kill them.
But cannot your people see that
murder is still murder, even though the
victim he a tyrannical ruler and him.
self slayer of his subiects?"
Murder is not illegal in my coun-
try. for my poor country has no laws.
Those that we had have been taken
from us. and those that have been
thrust upon us we refuse 10 accept /
admit that bloodshcd is wrong and
hateful but it is necessary in this case.
There was a time when the thought of
killing filed me with horror. but now
the idea has become familiar 10 my
mind. 1t is familiar throughout Rus
STA Six thousand brave unarmed peo-
pie in st Petersburg stood up TO be
killed: thousands of others will as
calmly 90 TO their deaths. Gentle nur-
tured women talk eagerly Of the day
when the car and his family will be
killed. and with respect 20 all the re
cent assaSSinations / can laugh lightly
and say. a good job done" II all
sounds very horrible. but that is the
condition to which we have been
brought"
Have You been 10 st. Petersburg
since Red sunday"
YES: / arrived there on the follow
ing day 10 stay with my uncle. who is
a retired army man and in good posi-
ton. He said / was not 10 20 out. !
went. and | saw the streets filed with
crowds-not poor. ragged crowds, but
well 10 do pcOplc-und shall never
forget how serious and determined
they all looked Some houses that /
saw had blood splash"d on the outer
wall. and | saw Il i,t of bullet holes in
the arsenal. / went into one shop 10
buy some chocolates. and | asked the
girl if she saw ANY Of the killing. She
told me she was looking ont of the win
dow, and she saw The soldiers on horse
back swinging round their sabcrs and
slaSling at the people. She saw six
men fall. hacked. bleeding and then
she turned away She could not bear.
she said, to see any more. and she bad
dreamed Of it
"One is not surprised"
quite So hut there she was. fcw
hours aftcrward. quietly selling choco-
latcs / tell you. hlpodsh"d and death
still seem terrible To the Russian pro-
pie. but they now seem also inevitable
and the inevitable is calmly faced
THAT night after had returned 10
my uncle's the electric light suddenly
went out There was only one thought
the revolution had commenced My
uncle ran downstairs. crying. The rev
olution-tlr revolution" and the porter
came running 10 tell US that at last
It had begun. But II was false alarm.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22

Some amusing stories OF the new
uses 10 which the telephone is put in
the farming sections Of Iowa are told
ia the April Worlds Work by IL. X.
MoSnHt \ few of them follow:
Nearly every day some one inyents
or discovers a new Use for il. One day
the girl 80 central received this mes
sage: Hello. Say. central. | have put
the receiver Of the phone in the baby's
cradle. and if she wakes up and cries
call me mp at No. IL
II must have been an unusually alb
sentmindcd woman who sent in the
message oh. central, Ring me up in
fifteen minutes 80 that | won't forget
10 iakj the bread out Of the oven
II some one finds II necessary To take
"A night train the operator at the eN-
change viii receive some such mes
sage as this. Central. ring me up a
half au hour before the 2:l7 train in
the morning See IL lis late before yon
call mr. please
Go into ih" exchange during rush
perind" SAY. at n'clok ion the morn
ing ana YOU will see the telephone
girl stand mp. push her chair into a
corner and throw The plugs with
which connections are made as fast as
her arms can fly FOR au hour ~
stretch All She will have time TO say
TO you will be. Every woman in town
Is ordering things for dinner"
There are about thirty subscribers
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22


Russia 10 Have a Constitution and
an Emperor.
4 Finnish lady who is studying her
profession in London and who recently
returned from a three months visit TO
her native land and TO Russia related
as follows her experiences to a member
of the staff of the London News:
The people of Finland and Russia
are now acting together, whereas their
relations before We're characterized by
mistrust and misunderstanding They
are now united in working for the rev
olution and freedom. revolution is
now Inevitable / had not been TO
Finland for two years and the change
was not TO be mistaken. When people
talk together by day and when they AS
semble together before the fire at night
there is only one SUBJECTIVE coming
revolution. God knows how my people,
have hoped and hoped that a constitu-
ton would he granted But that sun
day Jan 22) settled the matter All
the people there now know that revo-
luton must come"
And the women-do they realize
what revolution will mean"
Eyes, they know there will be terri
BILE bloodshed, but they are prepared
that the price shall be paid found
all my neighbors reading books about
the French revolution. There is an
other thing about which there are no
differences Of opinion-it will be a pal
ace revolution"
what, is it supposed, will happen 10
the czar;"
HE will be killed. But there will
not be a republic. With 50 many mil
lions uneducated. a republic is impos
sible"
How, is it supposed, will the new
Russia be governed
ut will have a constitution and there
will be an emperor"
''uas new emperor been chosen by
public opinion;"
mo Every one is asking every one
else, Who will be emperor 1t is con.
sidered that Grand Duke Constantine
or Grand Duke Nikoli may be chosen.
Both of them are awfully nice.
''Must the new emperor be Of exalted
rank. then. in public opinion:'
''Yes. The emperor will be a grand
duke unless, Of course, Napoleon
steps forward and wins the right to
the crown by leading the people TO
their freedom"
But l did not gather from you that
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22
IOWA TELEPHONE HABIT
Practically All the Farmers Are
Subscribers.
THE STATE A NETWORK OF WIRES
RdrnI Telephone Lines In Iowa Said
10 Outnumber Hallway Lines In the
United stntc~-Noyel uses to which
In Some Cases IL L. Used Instead Of
Alarm Clocks.

Iowa leads the nation in rural tele-
phones, according TO a dispatch from
Sioux city 1t has 80 per cent of all
the rural telephone lines in the United
States and - per cent of the mileage
OF wire used 10y rural telephones. There
are more miles of rural telephone lines
in Iowa than there are of railway lines
in the United States. There is a tele-
phone instrument for every ten persons
in the state. or one for every two fami-
lies
These and other interesting facts
have recently been gathered by the
census officials There are 21.j0 sepa-
rate rural lines in operation. using
2j9.3Os miles Of wire and 2G6,96s in
strumcntS. There are whole counties
in which one may talk from the county
seat 10 practically the entire farming
population. Iowa farm telephones are
very cheap. and the telephone habit"
is becoming stronger.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-04-22
REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA
Finnish Woman's Views on the
Prospect of One.
BELIEVES IT IS INEVITABLE.

Themselves When the Time Comes.
The Car VIII BE Killed, She Says,
but There VIII Not BE "a Republic.
Russia TO Have a Constitution and
an Emperor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20

Moro aus 6 II Of +.
Sn Stammbeim, @beinprobins, bsfporz
ben fi9 Elm Nrbeiter un0 Elm 6u6rz
fne6t INN cine Mittpe. Sa bieIe 1i9
fir ben Subrtne6t entf6ieo, 10 i9lug
Der Qrbeiter Oen Gibalen nit elmer ORR
nieoer. Der 500 trut ipfort elm.
81 fritif9er Gage. 9ei
oen @lanozS 9dren i'm Sottnii9en
Mserbuieu iunt Der i9peOilae 9um>
pier ,Samfpn." Der &dpitdn, Der
Steuermann uno elm Matroie ertranz
fen. Der %16jGbrige Sod rettete fi9
auf elmer planfe na6 elmer unbeppbnz
ten &lippe, mo er Spei Sage obne Sab
rung 5ubra6te, bis er gerettet tpurbe.
@epalt fame 8efreiung g.
en- elmer Ha6t ipurben in &iga i'm
ruifif9sn Commencement 2iplanO 5nei
politiI9e 8erbreher, Die cine &olle ais
Sibrer gefpielt tatten. aus Dem Cen
t~ralgefdnsniB gepaltfam befreit. Sa<
BEL ipurOen spei Wd9ter unb Elm
S9ubmann getDotet un0 me6rere Yoz
li5eibeamte berpllnoet. s3pei an Der
gefreiung betbeiIigte perIonen purben
perbaftet.
Hetter Si9erbettst m d 9@
ter. en- @alosbut, 9dben, ipur6e Der
9enoarm 9ausbdd gu Orei Monaten
@efGngnib p%erurtbeilt. gr bate in
Der BON Der StaatsanpaltI9aft
Walosbut gefibrten llntsriu9uns an
lGbli9 Der grmorbung elmer eetpiifen
Heinbol0 ole linn eefpor0enen NuftrGes
gar ni9t oOer unpouitdnOig ausge@
fiibrt uno unri9tige Melouneen %eritat>
tet. serner butte er on ei1em Srt Elm
8latt aus einem Sremoenbu9 hefeitiet,
arf bas fi9 Ser MDroer einsetrogen
bate.
6 / n 10 q 0reie d
T ii + e amber. Die Staotperoro=
neten bon 9anall, SeFenzNaFau, Be-
pilisten jiinsit Die .Mittsl, Die bonn
oortigen Mugiitrate CUR 8eIdaffung
ei%ntpanofreier Mil9 fir &inber Der
Minoerbemittelten beantrogt poroen
paren. Die Mil9 miro 6amilien NIT
einem Sabreseintpmmen bon 900 biz
1900 Wart gu Ii pfennis pro 2iter,
ebenfolhen nit mebr als Orei &inoern
rnb nit einem Sabressinfommen Bis
1000 Marf, fol6en aber nit einem
Gtntommerl unter 900Mart unentgelts
li6 eeliefert. Inter oenfelben Grunos
fdben miro 6is Wil9 au9 W06nerinz
men. Die ibr &ino feltft ftiaen. 81 ibrer
beferen grndbruns geseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
...0ab-Seit Der 3nse...


@6on felt e%inigen WtDnuten, ieit
Dem Mbbruh oes Gltea G|erGngnines
Ga Goquette, Dor Dem ebenem Die 0inz
ri9tungen i%tattfanOen, iu4t man per-
sebens in oem grDBen parls elm plGgs
9en fir lie. Sn ne EDEN Stootoiertel
nan tie aud unterbrinqen nil, liaers
III piberfesen fif Die Ginpobner gang
sner0ii6 Der dlerOings tpenig rarges
ne6men 9lS9bari6uff. Siejenigen
M0rOer, Die pprIi6tig genug finb, Den
SduupluB ibrer sfdtigteit mad 9uris
gu perlegen, profitiren natiirIi9 bon
ser Sboa9loiigfeit Deg ibnen ni4t gez
raoe fpmpatbif9en Snftruments, oenn
ole linen Glfsrlegte Sobesftrafe miro
Gus benz einfa6en 9runoe IN lebens=
l1nali&e 3t~pangsarbeit ~umeefpanOelt,
neil man oas Sobesurtbetl bod ni9t
out mitten uui Der Strobe po13ieben
funn. 81 penigftens miro angemein
ser llmitano uusgelegt, Dab in lebter
53eit oie YropinamDroer euinotinirt,
Die Barrier 0agegen begnabigt peroen.
Muf Die Oauer piro bas aber notiirz
lid MD. 10 bleiben tOnnen, uno Die
ssrage lpiro uufgeporfen: pGre IS
niht better, sic Sobesitrafe iiberbaup!
obsu5Gaffen2 Oas rG9o bs Buris"
bat Die Gelegenheit benuBt, I'm Stuel
6efunnte Decentralization hieriber 81
Interviewer, uno spcr Yuul 8ourget
uno 5reberic BaHp. Shre @nttporten
bieten Elm aneemeines Snterefe {. unD
ih mo9te re oesbalb tbeilpeiie @Sitirsn.
gourget If u~nbeoingt fiir8eibebaitung
Der Spoesftrdfe. 4uf ben Ginpurf
zines 8eri6terftatters, DAP gerpife
QGnoer bod Die SobesItraFe unter@
0riidt bitten, erpioert 8purget:
rWenn es bepieien lit, ouB in Der Sc
feni6dft, ipo Die Sooesftrafe auigebps
ben purpe, Die @erbre9en in Mbna6me
beariffen fino = mas i9 SOgere. 81
glouben = Damn ION man lie 10 i9nea
ME mogli6 abi6affen -. Sie Sras
bitiOn ipridt it9 gu 9unften Der So
oesftrafe aus; mas bas 9efi6l am
lanot, 10 tennt oas 9e1eb Is niHt uno
bari es niGt tennen." Sreosric 8ahp
p~ertritt Oen entgegengeieBten Stanos
punt, er pIaiDirt fir l1nteroriidung
Der S~oossftrafe unb uebt fopeit, 81
behaupten. oab Oie Sobesifreis. anftdtt
Dem 8erbrehen pprSubeugen, i'm Sc
eentbeil Die @nIeitung ba5u eibt, benz
8erbrsfer Seigt, pie man nit taltem
Dilute einen Moro begeben fam. Die
Mebraabl Ser groben franSOfi9en
@erbreGer babe 6inri6tungen Beige
pobnt uno ii6 bort nit Dem Inblid
bon 8lut pertraut eema6t. pofD
fommt Damn auf Die Seffentli4feit Der
Sinri6tungen gu ipreGen, uno Oem,
mas er bariiber iaet. lit bur4aus bei>
supfli9ten. rSie Oeffentli6teit Der
Sinri6tungen lit ni6t nur eines Der
Observation-Disclosures S91uipie!s,
fonbern audi cine Der fDrbernoifsn nr=
fu6en ser mcraIiIGen gntartung uno
infoIoe oeNen cine Der fpsiulen @efab<
rem. Die Die einmiitbigite WiBbinigun9
finSeu."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-20
strakenbabm<
Snbeno SerIonen perIeBt.

Woofsr, g.. 10. Oct. auf elmer
8uroe gu Sadiou flies elm Wagsn Der
elsttrif4en 8abn auf einen anberen
Wagen. Gin SuBsnb psrionen muir
ben nerlebt.
6rau Grant &ome bon @lebelano
erlit wabri6einlih innere Yerlebunqen.
Der MotOrmann fprane ab. erlitt aber
b6ie @erleBunsen am 2opfe.
% arnuneb Dor 6Ie1tem
Wbistep.
.W a B n 9 o II. 10. Oct. Biz
@bemiter oes Nferbau Departments
ermabnen abermals bas publitum sur
Vorfdt ge9en ben @snuB bon biligen
Wbistepiorten unb bon patentmeoisi-
men, bic bielfad ftarf nit benz bilige.
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boil uirtt mis @ift auf ben G6rper uno
bat 3umal auf oas Ssbperm6een cine
10 fdredlide @inmirtunQ. oab fein @e-
nub Slinobeii nod fi6 sieben tam.
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col 3ecoro" befdretbt einen 5al, in
pelhem Elm Nann nod benz @enub
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9ol3alcobOl bsrfdlidt mar, ertrantts
uno i'm 0erlauf bon bier 8agen erblin-
bette.
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Wabington. 10. Set. Sn Der
unterreoun9, tpelde Der franaoRiae
Sotihafter nit Sefretdr Root bate,
erfldrte e%rfferer, buB 6rantrei6 barauf
befeten tueroe, bab iein 8siddfts.
irdser 5aianp ole 8ertreter in Caracas
bleite, oa ieine &e9ierung iein 8orge=
ben boltommen bilise.
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pen aeola. 6la.. 10. Oct. Die
Gieberlass bsfsrt fid bier nidt ebenfo
raid mie in Stem Orleans. @nqemel
bet murosn beuts: z nsue 6dle. insges
iammt 446, 2 Soossfdae, i'm @an,en
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man iol unter ben grtrantten iein.
s noianapolis 8 Outbern
e n b q 3 n.
glOom | n 9 o n. 10. October.
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loren bic @eleiIe Der Snoianapolis
Soutbsrn Railpap So. niht bis gum
Is. n. M. biz nod Bloomington
p0uenoen tonueu, fonoern frnb isin,
penn biz @nbe b. s. Die Nrbeit be-
mdltiqt lit. Die 3u iiberwinoenoe
Sdmieriafsit 1T. Mrbeiter gu betOm-
men. trOBoem Der Gobn uOn sl.25 auf
81. rs seffiesen it,.