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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23

oearv0o.
Hickse"T saw your wife 1t the op'
IRA last night. She certainly did looh
By the way. old man. you're
rather thin. aren't you?"
Marryat-'T guess ! an. You zee,
we went 70 housekeeping recently and
I arranged with my wife - give her q
certain amount each week to provide
for the table and bay clothes for her.
cclf."-Catholic Standard.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23

pOssue~ssy OpSoWsU0e
~l(rs.- Hasher." said the boarder
v.Eo IL mp on politics. don't you think
ron could revise the tariff IN my hall
room somewhat"
Il could" responded the landlady.
with an 0minous glitter in her eye.
"snd I should like to. But let me In
form you that any tariff revision on
yeu- oom will be. Of an upward char
observation-disclosures
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23

John D. Rockefeller says he
has never tasted strong drink in
his life. Perhaps q drink or two
might make John loosen up
Atlanta Constitution.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23
pouhtful nietIretior

Young Hooper seems to have won
distinction with his very nfst book"
Yes. A book-trade Journal put II
among the ten worst selling books Of
the season"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23
Ali "a ~

Il suppose your husband ave you
al he had to Give"
"Yes-adyics and excuses"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23
A Great and Gala Season In
Preparation.
New Orleans VIII be the Mecca
Of Lovers Of nuSic and of the
Beautiful this Winter.
Manager Charley ID Paris Seloctjnx
Artists, and the Big nen Of New
Orleans BaclklmG the Great
Enterprise.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
New Orleans, La. Aug. PIN spit,
Of the darkness and despair Of panic
and fever, this magnificent old me.
tropolis, knowing that these troubles
are but the clouds of . day, is prepar-
ing the greatest season of French
Opera in its history.
This enterprise was inaugurated
months ago and is under magnificent
swing. Fortunately it is one of the
many fine projects under way which
the lancet of the stegomyia has not
been able to blight with it's poison, for
behind it is ample money, and already
Impresario Charley, who has been In
France for the past three months, has
the matter Of selection Of artists and
chorus we'll under way. BY the time
the reason will open-and, maybe, un-
der the measures inspired by . knowl-
edge Of how fever Il transmitted, long
bef0re-the panic With over; even
the tim0r0us will sdmit IL city safe
and French Opers will b the Mecca
~ ~ lovers Of music and the besuti-
fnl for hundreds Of miles around.
New Orleans has always taken .
pride In it, Preach Opera. This great
institution has been the center around
which it, social gsieties revolved -
wn1l ~ fha Great ua~m~k ~ q. lor,~n.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23
Dere ano Qbere.

1t gives a man a lonesome
feeling to stroll around the depot
1t is so quiet one can scarcely
realize that Lafayette is on the
main line. Trains come and
go, but they don't stop, and II
makes a fellow have a decidedly
left" feeling to see them roll on
by as If Lafayette wasn't on the
map.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23

Some of our panicky citizens
who thought they would spend a
while IN the parish for the bene-
fit of their healths have changed
their minds since interviewing
certain citizens of the parish
who are stationed on the roads
leading out of town specially to
interview and be interviewed.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23

Thursday morning a horse
hitched to a light wagon went
tearing past the Gordon Hotel.
He was turned down Vermilion
street and stopped just beyond
the Hotel. A by-stander re-
marked, THAT horse has evi.
IDENTIFY just heard of the yellow
fever case and got a panic"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-08-23

They say fishing is fine,
bayOus full of fish-but we don't
want to fish. At least not until
our parish friends let US out of
town.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-22

Coronado Beach. Cal, pIeases every body.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-22
FAKE MINE PROMOTING
California Taking Measures to Reg
 ulate an Evil.

The last session of the California legislature passed q law making the misrepresentation of mines through fake prosPectuses designed to separate the gullihle from their money. q fel ony. The law went into effect May g and the state minerdlogist is get ting busy under it's provisions IL will be of some benefit to Arizon1. for num- erOus of these get rich quick enter prises are based On Arizona properties, some of, them worthy ones To doubt, but misrepresented by promoters for a purpose The things that are ob- jected to are for instance the stating that certain ores in great quantity as say an average of wonderful value, when il reality they do not or in an nouncing that a company has an enor- nous amount of ore blocked out when it has not, even though there may be plenty of ore in the mine, yet unde velOped The Los Angeles Times after an introduction on the above subject. says:
 "The occasion for the above re- marks is that the new law went into effect on May g and, what is even more to the point at present. St-tc AIiaeralosist Lewis F. Aubury. the author of the bill. is now ii the city for the purpose of insituting proceed ines against such companies and in dividuals as may be found violating it's provisions. In his possession are numberiess glowing, descriptive pros pectUses of different companies with offices here and properties supposed to be somewhere in Arizona, Nevada or some other place difficult of access over which suckers have gone wild and he is conducting an investigation into their methods that may result in prosecutions.
 "Fakirs need not deceive themselves with the idea that the fact that the property is without the state will pro tect hem. If they do business here that is sufficient tS render them liable Besides, there are the postal authori- ties to reckon with if the mails have been used. The latter have promised their full cooperation. The federal law imposes fine and imprisonment for eighteen months for sending mfsrepre- seEtatiOns through the mails
 Many persons ask why it is that large amounts of capital are con stantly being invested in Mexico and in other states. while California is overlooHed,' said MT. Aubury yester- day. The answer is easy. The public iidS beel so oIteh taken m by Wildcat , propositions fiOated in this state that our resources are overlooked and ev- , erything advanced is looked askance , at. Until confidence is restored and the public has some protection flom fakirs this win continue to be the case. It was this that caused me to introduce the bill that was passed by ! the legislature and is now in effect. It will give the legitimate promoter a chance
Arizona republican., 1905-06-22
THAT LANE wOnAN'S STORY
The Indignation Which It Continues
 to Call Out.

When certain Mrs. Lane recently permitted herself to be interviewed by a reporter for the Los Angeles Ex- aminer concerning life in Arizona she either did not know or did not care what a storm of resentment she was going to invoke by her mfsrepresenta- tions when she stated that she and her children had lived in a tent for five months in hourly danger of assassina- tion by Arizona outlaws.
 This office has received protests by letter, by telephone and by telegraph It may be stated that the "desert' in which the woman lived was within stones throw of the capitol building within 150 feet of the main street car line, within calling distance of a dozen neighbors and within speaking distance of at least two who reside in hand some brick houses in what is regarded as @ good residence district. Her tent
Arizona republican., 1905-06-22

was between Washington and Adams street a little nearer to the former.
 Among the protests which have been called out the following was received last night:
 "A woman who has lived for twenty years on an Arizona ranch and raised her children to manhood and woman hood in a home on the desert; one of the women. who came to Arizona in the days of hardships-in the days when the brush had to be broken, ditches made, lands watered-in the days when we lived on frijoles Cbeans) straight. Ono side dishes) We came in health and strength and helped to make the desert so comfortable and so attractive that it is now the magnet that draws the sick and the weary to this haven of rest-to this garden of Eden-where they gain strength, health and happiness.
 Yet some look back and 'shudder' at the chances they took in coming to the wilds of Arizona in 1905.
 We think Mrs. Lanes story in the Los Angeles Examiner appeals to us for comment. She must have felt no fear or she would not have risked five hours instead of five months in brav- ing the Arizona desert. Mrs. Lane herself admitted that she could get milk and eggs in plenty, every day, for her sick chiId-showing that she was notoin an isolated country. If the Fix aminer would investigate it find three miles from Phoenix in any direction cosy, comfort able homes so close together that one cannot get out of calling distance Of good kind people.
 Nowhere in Gods beautiful land are from the evils and danger that hoVers over the helpless. In this sun kissed desert land we bring up our boys to be true, good men-to mind their own affairs, to respect and protect women and children. Every one is safe in Arizona We can sleep and rest in peace as did out noble late President Mckinley when he visited us few years ago. At MaricOpa, all night, on the desert. he slept soundly. His guards slept. There was no necessity for any one to stay awake to watch. Our president was in Arizona and all was we'll one of the curative qualities of our climate is the security we feel from danger Therefore our undisturb- ed rest gives strength both mentally and physically. l certainly think Mrs Lane drew largely on her imagination Or perhaps the Los Angeles Examiner ran out of material for a sensation and felt naughty to its neighbors. With charity for all and malice toward none" is the motto of an,
 ARIZONA WOMAN.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-22
TROUBLES ELSEWHERE
Milk River Irrigators Advised by Re- CIamation ServICe to Go a Court.

The people of this valley are so en- crossed with the big Tonto basin pro ject that they do not realize that the reclamation service is engaged in the solution of similar complicated .ques- tions elsewhere. Among the problems to be worked out is the Milk River | scheme. The following from the Great Falls Tribune of June 12. received at | this office, describes an important meeting to be held on the following 1 Wednesday. It will be noticed that in that locality the question of water rights is still to be settled and that the government had advised the bringing of suits for a determination of those | rights. Says the Tribune concerning the project:
 | "When the agitation was first started, it was only a local affair involving on | ly some of the principal irrigators of 1.-the vicinity of Harlem and Chinook. It appears to be conceded that many irri~ | gators are using water to which they are not entitled and they have become so greedy that many others realize that they will be wholly deprived of water unless the courts interfere. Some of those who are using too much water freely admit that they do not know t0 ! how much water they are entitled, but they assert that there is general -ex- cessive use of, water, and that they will not refrain from using all they de- sire until others are forced to be req l sonable. It was to settle this local con | trOversy that the meeting to be held in | Glasgow was called
 ''But the government has stepped in 1 and the matter now involves directly the interests of all holding irrigable lands in the Milk River basin and indi- rectIy the interests of all the people of northern Montana. The government has announced positively that it will not do anything toward the reclamation of the lands of the basin until those most in- terested have ceased to quarrel, and
 that the meeting to be held at Glasgow must make arrangements for the imme-
 diate bringing of suits to establish. for
 ever all water rights that have been appropriated and to fix definitely and | finally the amount of water to which
 each claimant is entitled.
 "The meeting is expected to make ar engagements to employ counsel to bring injunction proceedings in the courts of
 Valley, Chouteau and Teton counties. All who are willing to do so will be asked voluntarily to become parties to the suits to be brought, and those who do not voluntarily join in the move
 ment will be made defendants and may 1 be forced to pay greater costs than
 would. be taxed if they should become voluntary parties to the suits.
 All is in readiness on the part of the reclamation service to begin construc-
 tion on the Milk River project. The
 officials are now waiting only for the signing of subscriptions for water by those who may use it and for the action to be taken by the meeting at Glasgow | Wednesday, It is believed that the meeting will take the action desired by the government and that suits to be brought may be speedily determined as the reclamation service is prepared to furnish immediately all the evidence ] that may besrequired by'the courts"
Arizona republican., 1905-06-22

don't eat too much -meat-just enough, but that of the choicest most nutritiye. easily digestible quality, such as we will be pleased to cut for them. Ten der, juicy, fine favored, mutton beef (for roasts or steaks), veal, mutton all the best meats. Poultry too. sound, sweet wholesome. Fish and Eagle brand oysters. Take care of the chill dren-take care of yourselves, too, by ordering of us.
 p T. HEIRE TY
Arizona republican., 1905-06-22
DEAFNESS CANNOT sE CURED.

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only way to cure deafness. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf ness is caused by an inf1amed condition of the mucous lining Of the EustachIan Tube. When this tuhe is infiamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the result. and unless the in hammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nire ases out of ten are caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but intamsd condi- ton of the mucous surfaces
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case Of Deafness (Caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
 r. J. CHENEY X CC., Toledo. O.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for Constipa- fion
Arizona republican., 1905-06-22

Are You On" to the fact that you can get the cleanesu meals in the quickest time at the most popular place? That's HOghe's Chop House.
 If a man has but one shirt he never owes a big wash bill.-Chicago News.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
Gin @aitmahl bel ben Gsfimps

ldilhert Elm eneliider Noropoliabrer
luie folgt: Zen eriten Sang biloete
cin alrnlpen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Slide, gems friih aus Dem Wailer
ge5ogcn, ipie Die 9tatur lie l~iefert.
@ir 3aeten onfongs, inbeiien Inn
ilniere @irtbe nift 3u beleioigen bat.
ten mir ein Stiif bon oieiem 9eriht
ub uno per5ebrten es nnh benz 8ei-
ipiel Der Gingeborenen. Iun fam
Der Sweite Gang: 3wei Wanner
brad)ten etn Brett nit elmer griin-
lihen Wsniie mie ih nnd)ber eriubr:
bas nod hid. Undergraduate Woos
aus Dem Wasen bes Hinoes, bas ulls
5u Glren bot;e itcrben miiiien. 9el,
Srauen muuoete oieie Speiie iebr.
Sic itopiten lie, nit @aliii6ipef ge-
miirjt, banoooQpeiie IN ben dumb.
Gr1 beingten sped. Den Die Game
Saiies ielbit ihnitt, fonnten mir
| beiten Wiqen uiht p%er5ebren. 10
lid inns auf lniere freunoliden
irtbslelte oaiiir aniaber. Hah-
..Ism baa 8riin5eue pertilgt mar, fllbr
Die Game NIT Der fnpd)igen Sonb
iiber oas Brett, uno itefte oonlt bieie
SnnO 10 ttef mie moglih in. ben
Wlinb. mobnrd Dos bel inns &c.
brdlihlidle @aiGen eriett mi,roe.
9tun marc sefoftes Seebuub. unb
@alrob. 6leiit auf oas Brett 9elegt,
linb penn oith Dos 6leiid better Si
Soblen fir uniere 6iiBe, oils our
Speiie fir unieren Waiinb geeignet
mar, 10. nben mir opf oapon, mas
inns Die crit perlorene ghtung unle.
rer 2iiheenoiian mieoergemnfn.
Ionn fam elm barter 8egenItano,
Der in @iirfel aei6nitten iino 10 per-
5ebrt purbe; er ifmefte nod aofao
uno NOR Walfiihbaut. Henn-
tbierfleii6 unh Waliiihsaumen bilbe-
ten oen Mahtiih; Der lestere itebt BET
ben Gsfimos in oemielben &anae mie
Der 3lider bel unS. Sober bon uils
bate tros oqcoem - bel bieier
Wabl3eit 5 bis 6 Efuno Sett unb
6leiid 81 lid geitommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

Beihauer bon ferne aud einen On.
bid. ME Jpn BON sleider S4Onbeit
feline anbere Stabt Belgiens au ses
tpdbren permag. On einen Berg ses
lebnt, Der Biz aur SSbe NIT Sduisrn
tebedt III, unb iberragt bon Der BON
Barfbif9of Martmilian 1850 erbaus
ten 3itabeIe, bur9ftrSmt ron Der BRET.
ten, g~etpunbenen Wads, bie bier bic
Sartbe aufnimmt, rings ums,bsn BON
ben sriinen pflan3unsen oes ourD
feline 5ruHtbdrieit beriibmten 2bales
eerdbrt fe elm bSdft a~nsiebenbes Bib.
On bie sisenttide Stabt f9liebt Iid
Elm Rrana bon WorftGbten, Ole Der Gib
Der beo~eutenbften Sabriten lnb INDUS
ftrieIIen Mnlaeeu iinb. gu ben pids
tighten berjelber 5dblen Die @lasbiits
ten bon @al ct. 2ambert, eine Der
srDbten Glasfabrtten auf Dem 3ons
tinent. Cine Mnsabl porseidobensr,
febr ~ftarfer Sorts. tpelhe 2utttd IN
elmer Gntfernuns bon etfpd fiinf eng
Iifhen Meiien umsetsn, maiden bic
Staot su einem 9auptfiispurtts ber
Madsbefefisung. Die 2opf3abI Der
gintpobner betrGst runS 1874 1000; Die
9runblaee Der @eperbtbGtiJieit biIs
Den Die IGier unsrinDpflifcn Steins
i~ob!sagruben Der ~llmsebuns, fpel4e bes
reita f.it Jabrhunoert.n In getrieb
ftnb uno BON benen dlte, ni6t mebr
~tefabrene gdnee fi4 gum She'll unkr
Ole SdufermaHe Der Staot unb bic
Maas. eritreden- ,4ls 9auptinbuftrie
mpB bic Decentralization selten, Die
Mtltruf befibt. Sn ben Werten Der
goderi1s9 efellfdaft berStthhet 2iits
tid ein l%lnternebnen, ods fid in ieiner
Mrt MIR NIT b~enienisen bon 3rupp
unb pp1, greuiot persleiden ldbt.
Sic Staot 0ittid bat afpSlf fhSne
DffeutiiGs ldse. Don ben n Rir9en
Der StGot III Die dlteite unb erDBt. bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
lie Gntbefnng Der srOacn llntcr-
id)leifc bes Yanfpraiiocntcn i, q.
Nigclom mar Gin 3itfan

gigclom mar Elm 3itfna
v,n m.rtpurotser 3ufau mar ss,
Sab Die rieiigen unteridlsife, beren ii1
Der prdfioent Der griten Rationals
8ant bon Wilpautee uno friibere
prdfioent Der @meritanii9en t9ans
tisrssaFoeiation, Trant g. 8igelpfp,
i4ulois semaht bat, bur9 Den sisensn
8rubsr oes Defrauoanten, WiGidm
8iselotp, Der @i5eprdiioent Der erz
iudbnten Bant 1T. ans Saseslidt ses
tommen finb.
oils an einem Sage Winiam giges
Ion in Der 4btpeienbeit ieinss 8rub:rs
Die Geiadftsleituns Der 9ant pblag,
fam Elm ansSyrant g.. 8iselop aorei>
fries Selesrumm elmer Nen Yprter
8ant an, Oes Snbaltes, bab Ole Nep
Wortsr 8ant einen Wshiel in Der SObs
bon $4,000 3u rbonorirsn bsrsit lei,
obslei9 bic grfte Notionals9an ibr
bsrsits 5000. 900, i6ulbe. @iliam
8isslop tonnte ii9 hieis 0spsi9s ni9t
ertldren, unb fein Gritaunen tpu9s,
ala er aus ben 9ii6srn Der 9anf Ton,
f~tatirte, bab feline gant BET Dem ers
ipdbutcr Retp Oorfsr 8antbauie i'm
9eee- c'''hdben bon 100000
babe oas Hep Dorter
6ouI 4,Grung unb erbielt
Die Mub.,...ts Oab Die bon ibr gemqd.
ten Qnsa6sn. FORFEIT feien. 8ei Der
nunrpebr ppraenommenen prifuna Der
Bidder ,fanS ct 70 piele mertpuroise
Dinse, oab err tefdfpb, Die @iidtebr
feiues grubets ni6t qbsuparten, ion,
bern einen sepiFen 9ftitsr in's Ger
trauen su sieben. Der Weroadt OR
geioen ridtete lid. gegen einen DER
Raiirer, porauf fofort cine Speaial'
fibuns oes 0irettionsrdtbs einberufen
puroe. Srant 8. 8igelop fam gu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16

Paulsfirte, bersits 968 BOZ, 9'idof
Seratlips sesriinbet unO felt 1880 I'M
sotbiIhen Stil e~rueuert. Seit 1909
1T lie bif1Dflide aatbeorale. Sbren
6uuptfdmud biloen auben Der Gbor
un0 inren 5tpei 4ltdre aus aupfer nit
setriebenen Gisur.n uno gmailaufs
lagen. Gittt1 beiibt cine beoeutenbe
llniDerfitGt NIT elmer gibliotbet BON
200, @duoen. cine Maleratabemie,
cine Sohfdule fir Muit unb Elm
(hbnes. 1903 Bis 1922 erbautes Tbea.
ter. Das impoiantsite peltlihe ge.
bdlbe III Der Suiti3pdlait, Die ebes
malise Heiioena Der GiiribiI1Ofe,
Sarin aud bas Staatsarfib nnb bas
glrddolosifde Muieum untersebra4t
Enb. CUR ~beionoeren 3ierbe serei4eu
Der Staot bic prddtpolen 2ais an Der
Moas NIT ibren elesanten, mobernen
6auIsru. Ginen e~iesnartisen ginorud
sripsdt Ger ben Berg btnauf gebuute
Ginott6siI. Dos mertpiirbisfte barin
tic Die M%lontasne De 8ueren. cine
GHabs, Die aus elmer ein,isen langen,
S:sppe beStsbt unb in 400 Stufen faf
Biz our 9itaosIe hinauffihrt. /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
5rcuc nnb Srcne.

Cine ,eigenortige Announcements
ginlaoung ~leiitete iid elm beutifes
Yrooin5ialblatt IN einem Irtifel
iiber 3ejtungspopier unb ieine Ser.
penoung. Ter artifel beidditigt
lid NIT Den pielfoden 8ertuenoungs-
moglihfeiteu iiir bepfuftes 3eitungs.
popier i'm Nagemeiren llno NIT Der
beionbereu Gerlpettollng oils Stnaen'
papier.s Sie fthef nod lire Sdat'
tenieiten babe, yDn Die Sarbe CRU
ferihwdr5el ME gar5s Den 0eritf'
p~erliert itno BON Butter ooer
S6malS furSiim Set, nod nod
Sahren mieoer losgelalt miro. alldI
nimntt b%eionoers iriides 9rpt leidi
Den 9eigeifmaf oappit an.
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der 2eier aisrufen, preht bat Der
Meoofteur, ober mir brdilfen bod 10
n0thig Topier!" nNin, per5age
nid)t, lieber 6relinb". beiBt es meter,
rba mir tets porwartS i6reitenb aud,
gerobe uniern S%rernoinmen, Den be-
iorgten Sausmiittern, cine neue Guf.
merfionfeit ermeiien moaen, 10 lper.
Den mir oeren Gorge boourf nb.
belfen, bob mir ob uno 81 an ein5el.
men Sasen in Der Wofe MIR cine
Seite unierer 3eiting bebrudt unh
Die oitbere unbeoruft liefern mcroel
bomit man elm appetitliheS 6riib.
itiidspapier a,f oieie @eiie bon lulS
miigelieiert befommt. uno 5rpar oils
grtra5usabe erbolten Sic bosielbe.
benn Dos 8ormat miro an ioldlcn
Sogen boppelt 10 grob eridrinene Die
9eier alio iubaltiid niht gefiir5i
perbeR. gitte, ipeiien Sic giitigii
ole 9efonuiet uno Srciinbe, beioit.
bers Sbre Nnfbarinnen. ioglcid,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-16
,@nte @amcraScn".

Gin ensliihen Sploat Namens
G'2enrp botte nit einem intimen
Srciinbe %5uiammen ben lesten 9u.
renfrieg mitgemoft. Sn eincr Der
pielen Shlahten ipilrbe iein Sreimo
poit ieinolid)en aligeln b~nrd)bobrt
nnb itiir3tc tobt 81 icinen 6iiBeu ME
ser. S'2earp iiberbradte nm
.ShluB pes ariegpS Die Srnnerbct-
ifait Der Srnn icineS Sreilnoes.
@ic Dos iiiiri 10 IN Der @cit 81 &c.
ifeben pilegt. ionben Die geiben an
chamber 8efollen. unb S'2earp tro'
itetc Die Wittipe. inbem CT ibr @atte
wuroe. Sabre ipGter. ruto nadlbeml
linen ifon cine InSdhl ainoer &c.
ifenft morben, iab G'9earp, bel
einem Sui1aigen Iufentbnlt in Sim.
burr. urploslit BEN criien @onn lei.
lier Eroit ieiuen einitigen &rieasfu-
mcrabct lebenbig Dor lid, iteben. Ger
Sobtgeeloubte NOR, bon ieinen Wiut.
Den geneien. iett in Die enaiiihe Sci.
matb auriidgefebrt. slls Die @ieber.
icbensireube poriiber nor. laste
S'9earp si ieinem ailnlpan:: sqstim.
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beiie .6ron scbeirothct habe2 So?
Ma. ih iebe elm. Bob oil Before SIN.
ipriide auf lie boit .als ib. unb 1ebe
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