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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
EoREIGM

Friends OF Father Gapon claim me
holy synod has imprisoned him for
torsaking the priestly orders.
The state OF revolution in the French
colltery districts is growing worse de
spite the presence OF 10000 soldiers
John Gordon, membe. of the Illinois
legislature for TWO terms. died nj
Jacksonville. He was IS years Old
The Angio-Thtbetan treaty is sign.
ed at Pekin. England recognized the
siCns ''t1
The car and dignHaries of the Rus.
sian government plot to throttle the
verdict Of the people at the recent
elections.
George Fetche. the Oldest known
British subject. died in county Tyrone.
Ireland He was IFS years old. King
Edward recently presented Fletcher
with gold snuff box.
Frederick E. Plat. brother Of sena.
tor Platt, is dead at Oswegu. \. Y
He vas 81 years Of age The cause
O. lis death was pneumonia. lie at.
tended 70 MS duties as cashier OF his
bank up 70 the time he was taken III
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
DOMESTIC.

twenty-five miners were killed bv
an explosion in mine in Colorado.
Marion Story. miniature painfer and
society man was committed TO an
asylum in New York
The Allen tannery at Kenosha. Wis.
was attacked by strikers ana savaral
We're shot.
President Roosevelt broke through
his rule and sent greeting to the con
gress of mothers at Atlanta.
Chairman Shonts returned from
Panama and was enthusiastic over
the conditions along the canal
Rockefener's Cleveland castor sued
Tor a divorce from a aic, that las gone
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02

that he will open a haven in Chicago
where humanity will be made perfect
and happiness given to all who seek it.
Countess Rafaella Rozwadowski,
mother OF the late Count RozwadowskI,
Italian consul at Chicago, grieving
over he. sons death, died Of a broken
heart.
Fraunce's hotel in n. Y. where Gen.
Washington babe farewell TO the
army, is closed as a resort and passes
into the hands Of the Sons of the
American Revolution.
The White Rock mineral spring has
been sold for 81, 100000 to the Wilson
Distilling company of New York Lo-
Gated near Fox River, a mile from
Waukesha's business center, it was
not until ten years ago that it's real
value was realized by those in the
water business.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
Japan Reads England Lesson.

1t has been remarked that history is
made very rapidly these days, and
nowhere do events move with more
dramatic swiftness than in the Far
East. II anyone had predicted even
two years ago that Japan would have
felt hcr military position strong
enough to advise Great Britain to put
her military house in order and
bring it up to modern requirements,
that prophet would nave been secuted
as too fantastic to be worthy the re-
spact Of serious men. But that is ex.
actly what has happened In the Jap
anese house Of representatives, in
February, Mr.. Oisni. one OF the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
ITALIAN oARsMEN BEST.
Lead French and Greeks il Races at
Olympic Games.


Athens. April 25.-Italjans. French
and Greeks won prizes in the rowing
races of the Olympic games yester-
day The Italians won in the four
Dared gigs, six-oared navy and
whalers. the French taking second
place in the four-oared gigs and the
Greeks finishing second in the six,
Dared race,
The siXteen-oared barge race was
won by the Greeks
In the swimming events Daniels.
American. won the first heat of the
100-meters race in fine style, with
Healy Australian. second. and Der
byshire English. third
Radmtloyic. Welsh. was first in
the second at Halmay, Hungarian,
second and Schwartz American.
third. All these viii compete in the
final heats today
The mile swim was won by Tay Tor,
English
me Americans here are greatly
elated over Daniels fine performance
and express confidence that he will
win in the final heat.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
FIRST JESUIT PRIEST MARTYRE0.

indians Kill Him Some PAS Years Ago.
CRYSTAL Falls, Mich, April 25.-Hi5-
torical research conducted by Rev
Father ]. j. Holzknecht of Pulaski,
Wis. has developed the apparent fa2r
that Crystal Falls, once the location
of an Indian mission, was the scene
of the martyrdom of the first jesuit
missionary, killed either in Michigan
or wisconsin This was in 1861, or
PAS years ago. In request for IN
formation concerning traditions OF tha
Indians. Father Holzknecht writes, in
part:
Careful study of historical recorl Is
has revealed that the place Of the
martyrdom of Pere Rene Menard, who
departed this life August 10, 1861,
was at or near the site Of the present
city of Crystal Falls Apparently it
was here that Pere Andre had his ST.
Michael's mission, which together "
his home, was burned. as referred 10
in the history compiled by J. G, Shea.
Pere Menard reached the mission from
St. Theresa bay, Keweenaw. Lake
Superior, via the Sturgeon river, en-
tering the Menominee river after mat
ing portage OF the iron range.
The Sturgeon river referred 70 few
south from Keweenaw bay, tie por-
tage from it into the Menominee
waters crossing the divide to the Net
river in the vicinity of Sidnaw. The
Net being a tributary of the Paint, IN
which Crystal Falls is located, the
journey to this place would be com
paratively easy. 1t is the Paint, Brule
and Michigame rivers which merge
within a mile of each other, that
unite to form the Menominee, and in
the old days the three streams were
collectively referred TO as the Menom
inee
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
CALIFORNIA DISASTER.

The disaster in California affected
the worlds stock markets.
English women are planning to
build hospital for San Francisco.
Order supplants chaos in Frisco and
the work of building a new city already
has started.
San Francisco's mayor appealed to
Chicago architects 10 help rebuild the
destroyed city.
Approximately $4,000 was raised
for earthquake sufferers in the
churches of Chicago.
A woman refugee became a raYins
maniac on a train which reaches Og-
den, Utah. from oakland
H c. Tilden, a member of Gov. Par
dee's staff and leader in the relief
work, was shot dead without warning
Stars OF the Metropolitan Opera
company passed through Chicago
wearing cheap clothes bought in oak
land
Berlin pa, rs resent with some bit
teness Roosevelt's declinatiou in
behalf of San Francisco Of all from
abroad
Smallpox terror spreads through the
camps following a report that nine
cases had been taken to Preside pest
house.
Food in plenty has reached Frisco
the homeless are being cared for and
all parks and hospitals are free from
diseases.
The president directed the Red
Cross to see that Chinese victims ut
San Francisco be given equal relief
with the whites.
The business men and property
owners called on architects to draw
plans for new buildings. including
many siyscrapers.
The health conditions in the camps
and in the unburned section OF San
Francisco are improving. An army II
men are at work on the sewers.
The American insurance company
OF Boston temporarily suspended bus
mess pending an adjustment OF $1,000.
600 liabilities in San Francisco.
Gangs Of men clearing streets OF
rubbish, walls are being torn down
and trolley wires strung. The cold
rain has added 10 the misery of the
refugees who have plenty Of food ana
no epidemic
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
HUNTING

Killing for sport only is brutalizing
and it culdvates that spark in the hu
man breast which on wider areas.
leads to murder and war Sport
should be innocent and free from the
faint OF blood INDUCED in for recre
alton or pastime, but never as an in
trusion on the rights of others. Far
mers. for unitarian motives alone,
If from no higher consideration, should
sterniy prevent their farms from being
converted into slaughter-houses to
crafty the brutal instincts of the idle
and the heartless They should not
ruthlessly destroy the game them
selves or allow others to invade their
premises for such a r''rpose.-Amer-
lean Farmer, Indianapolis, Ind.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
LABOR,

The Investigation into the coal trust
and the railroads owning coal mines
is said TO promise sensational reyeIa-
tions.
A bold scheme of spectators 10 grab
OIL lands in Oklahoma was headed
off by a congressional committee and
Secretary OF the Interior Hitchcock.
The Garfield report on an investiga
ton OF Standard oil revealed con
spiracy in restraint OF trade Rebates
and railway influences were used to
crush competitors.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
The English Sparrow.

Il remember said John Burroughs
to me recently, that I first saw the
English sparrows in Jersey City about
1866. They were scratching around
in the streets, and | said to myself.
What in thunder are those BIRDS
Soon they were In Washington. where
| was then living. and noticed a
boy one day with a sling shooting
them wanted to call the police.
They'll be exterminated.' thought.
and thatll be too bad. But didnt
know them \ few years ago a friend
of mine shot siAey sparrows one after
the other from q single nest. and the
survivor Of the rav always found
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02

FINAL COUNT READY FOR BOARD
OF cANVASSERs.
TIMLIN HAS LONG, LEAD
Milwaukee Attorney Gets Plurality Of
1858 Over Nearest Competitor,
Judge O'Neili-8ushneIl Made
Good Showing-Pocket Ballot a
Dead One in Wisconsin.

Official returns from all the county
clerks of Wisconsin have been re-
ceived by Secretary of State Houser,
tabulated and compiled by Statistical
Clerk Comerford, and made ready for
the state board OF canyassers. rms
board is composed of the secretary If
state, state treasurer and attorney gen
eral.
William Fl. Timlin of Milwaukee re-
cefved a plurality of 1858 over his
nearest competitor in the campaign
for justice of the supreme court.
The pocket ballot was knocked ous
by an adverse majority of 65,181.
The following are the official fugres
as made ready for the state board of
CanvasSers:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
TROOPS, INDIANS
AND COWBOYS
HAVE BATTLE

Pendleton, Ore April 25.--A report
has reached here which cannot be
verified owing to telegraph wires
being down, that a battle has taken
place on the Umatilla reservation be
tween cowboys. Indians and troops,
it is reported that three soldiers and
three Indians were Killed 1t is al.
legged that the trouble was caused by
cattlemeu driving stock upon a re.
mote part OF the reservation. At
Adams, the nearest point to the scene.
the rtmor Is fully credited.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
School Grounds ard Church Lots.

Our school grounds and church lots
are, as a general thing, bare and I'M
attractive They ought not to be so.
They need not be so, after a little, if
the Neighborhood Improvement Soci-
ETY. takes them in hand. Trees and
shrubs. properly arranged, will make
attractive places Of them. Flowers
will give them a grace and beauty
that will appeal to every one inter
ested, and arouse in them a desire to
% still more in the way Of improve
uent That Is one Of the beauties of
an organization for neighhorhood bet
terment Il grows bv what IT does,
aui the more 1t does the more It
wants to do -Eben E Rexford in Out
ing Magazine
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
FEDERAL LAW MAKERS.

Washington, D. c., April PA ser
ious alteration between Gen. eros
yenor of Ohio and Frank Clark of
Florida was narrowly averted In the
house on the 2Oth through the diplom-
acy of Mr.. Williams, who had their
language stricken from the record.
Before the trouble had been smoothed
over, however, Mr.. Clark made a
threa. of personal violence against
Mr.. Grosvenor. Sixty-fve pages of
the District Of Columbia appropriation
bill were considered, and the national
quarantine bill was sent to confer
ence.
In the senate on the goth Mr.. La
Toilette continued, but did not con
elude his speech on the rate bill. The
appropriation for the San Francisco
sufferers was made available for the
purchase of medical supplies and
steps were taken toward replacing the
public buildings by calling on the
secretary of the treasury to prepare
an estimate of the ocst of new struc
lures.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
STATE BANKS GET
FAT WITH MONEY
LARGE INCREASE OF DEPOSITS
SHOWN.
s.PR0SPERITY
People Have Much More Cash and
Deposit 1t in 8anks-8usines
Increased More Than $3,5o0,UJl
During the Past Ten Weeks-Re-
port by Commissioner Bergh.

The report of the financial condition
of the 396 state banks OF Wisconsin
un1er the supervision of Commission
er N c. Bergh was issued yesterday
1t shows an increase in the volume
of business transacted by these tnsti-
tutions of about s3,500,OOO during the
last ten weeks, the interval between
the last two reports. The previous
report was of January 30. The total
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
POLITICAL

Four ships We're wrecked in gale
In northern European waters.
The American legation at Constan-
tinople signifies to the porte its inteu.
ton to build an American school in
spite Of protest
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02

Washington. April 24.-The senate
spent almost the entire day upon CON
sideration OF the Indian appropriation
bill A number of minor bills, in
Guiding or relating to the operation
of the coastwise laws in the Philip
pine islands, were passed Senator
tnnt introduced an amendment to the
postoffice appropriation bill providing
that on all railroad mail routes like
~ to be affected by the earthquake
calamity in California. the average
weight for the period from February
70 TO April II shall be used in adjust
ing the compensation The adoption
of the postal note as convenient
means of transmitting small sums
through the mails Is proposed in a
draft OF a bill submitted to congress
by Postmaster General Corteyou
The form Of postal note which the
postmaster general thinks will com
hine simplicity and safety will be sold
at lower fee than his charged for
the present postal money order. and
will not impair the revenues OF the
service Special postal notes OF one
to nine cents inclusive will be sold at
their face value without fee The
regular postal notes will be for 10
cents TO $50. A fee Of one cent will
be charged ior notes of 10 to 40
cents, and two cents for notes OF 50
cents 70 s" Tn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02

Washington, April 23.-Without de-
bate the house concurred in the sen
ate amendments to a joint resolution
apprOpriating $1.500,000 for the relief
of the San Francisco sufferers. The
senate increased to $1.5O0,O00 the sec
ond appropriation of funds In behalf
of sufferers. At the suggestion of
Secretary Shaw, Mr. Knowland of
California introduced a bill providing
tha' imported provisions and other
supplies used by or through the mill
tary or civil authorities for the relief
of sufferers from the recent earth
quake and fire in San Francisco shall
be exempt from payment of duties,
under such regulations as the secre-
tary of the treasury may prescribe.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

La BELLE LODGE. A. 3. q A. N. No.aA
-heets the First and Third Wednesdays On
each month. Hall IN Williams block.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02
BUSINESS CARDS.

"a Surgeon, Viroqua. Wis. once eyea
praig & Cos drug store, on west aide "a
k-iL All calls attended day or night
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02

VERNON COUNTY CoURT-REaULAm
esrms on the FIRST Tuesday Of each montk
b the Court House from 0 to IL O. a
sAd l 30 to p. "a d. o. MAHoNEY,
County JudRA
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-05-02

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-sERvI
ess at 1890 a. M. and 7:80 p. m. each Sab
BATH. Sunday school at Ia m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST - PREACHING
yvery Sunday at 1890 a. m. and In the evsnr
k9- Sunday school at $50 a. N.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Services every Sunday at 9 o'clock
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Gin ~perlumptes aeben.

Ger Diterreihii@e GrshersDa Otto
| Srans Soieph, elm Neffe oes &aiiers.
Spbn ieinea 1896 nerltorbenen 5peis
ten Bruoers &arl 1uomig unb Jim
aerer Bruoer oes prdiumtipen Tbr0n'
folaers Jrana Teroinano, 1T nah
ldneerer arantheit, iih uuo Der "a
mile gum Oeile, u~erft0rbeu. Yin
III. Npril 1865 aeboren. 1T er menie
iber einunouiersig uno elm babies
Sahr aft aeporoen. uno er bat mins
oeitens oreiBig Sabre III lauge gelebt.
Damn uno mann uer(iert oas quite
uno miloe WDrt. man iuae Don ben
TOten nihts als bas 8ute lasen. iein
Re@t. Son allen 2umpa5is unter
ben pielen uerlumpten grsberaDaen
aus benz 6auie Defterreih lit Otto
Der allernerlumpteite 9emeien. DITTO
| mar elm ourh uno ourh uertommes
| ner Wenlh. Ct mar Der Grsbers0g,
Den Raiier 5rans Solepb Drfeiete,
naboem er betruntene Offisiere in
oas Shlafsimmer leiner Satin ae.
| nDtiet bate : Der grsheraDg, Ger els
men aeihensua gum Steben bradte
uno 81 Bferoe iiber ben 2eihenmas
gen febte nno Der dhnliGe ihlimnle
Streine mebr pertibte.
@~rsbers0g DITTO mar elm lebrreihes
Beiipiel fir Die Degeneration 0urh
b6fiibe Snsuht. Sc mar elm Wann,
melher oas 6erriherbaus nur biss
treoitieren Connie. unb Der ftaatsges
treue Oeiterreiher uno ungar tanr
ieinem guten alien &aiier ODER So.
nige mabrlih nur baau oratulieren,
oaB Grsbersoa Dtto nidt mebr auf
| oieier Welt lit.
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3iige nad Dem Musfeammasplase.

Die nah benz Nusftelungsplab
laufenoen 8Iae Der Nranlas Bob
Babn fabren tdalih pdhrenb Der Nuss
iteuuna suerft um 9 ubr n,oraens
BON Der Stnot ab uno oanr ale
aman5ia Minuter big s 1br 20 Win.
abenos; nDrl DO OF, ale oreiBie Wis
nuten biz 9 ubr so Win. unb Damn
mieoer ale auansig Minuten big 10
ubr so Wtn. nbenos.
B0m NusfteuungSplab fabren lie
auerft urn 9 ubr 10 Winutetl ulDr.
gems ab; oan,1 ale awanaig Winuten
bis s. 80 Win. abenos; oann ale
oreiBig Miuuten Bis 10 nbr uno bann
mieoer ale swanaig Winuteu biz Ii
ubr abenos.
Nm San Nntunio Gag DerldBt Der
erfte Bug morgens IN, 8 uhr bic
Staot. oann ale sruanaia Winuteri
Bis IL ubr mittags uno BON oa an
ale Is Minuten bis 10 ubc SO Min.
abenos. Bon Dem Nusftegungsplab
f6brt Der erfte Bug am San Intonio
Gag uIn 9 ubr 10 Wlin. nloreens ab,
oann ale sruansig Wiuuten big IL
lhr so Min. mittags uno oon II ubr
Is Mitn. mittags biz Ii ubr abenos
ale Is Minuten.
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Nm Die WIdmbiaer.
aoutnrsmahe BON Sam Maoerid

Mm 10. Deaember 1906 tperoe id
cine Giuibenoe ppn 5 BrDsent auf
ale nnertannten Mnlpriide uerteilen.
Yin Dem genannten Gage miro per
YDft an Seoen, Der 5plGe Nnfprlhe
erbebt urio oeffsn Norefie ifa big bns
bin babe, Elm gbed geianot tperoen.
Sn Jolge ungeniigenoer Office
äihteiter Tam ih Der arpBen
8abl BON gldubiaern niht p~eri1nlid)
in meiner Office oas DetreHenoe
aus5ablen, oesbalb bite i'd. mid per
BDfttarte gu benahridtigen. at, nell
DE Norefie Der gbef per Soft ees
lanot meroen iou uno, tpenn mDgs
lid, mir aud Die Nuntrler oes Mns
ipruhs (claim) mitautei!en. Seoem
gbed miro cine Nuittuna iiber Ole Dis
uioenoe beiliegen. oieSe Quitting bari
nidt BON benz @bed fortgenpmulerl,
t0nberr rtuB nDn benz @ldnbiger url.
terseihnet nnb NIT benz gbed prdiens
iiert tuerben, ba fte einen Teil oeiiel.
ben biloet. S%nouHements auf Den
uriprGnalih einaereihten Gniprthen
iino nibt n6tia.
Reagan 8 oufnn.
Waffenuerpalter.
Noreiie: San NntDni0, 9eras.
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aSett iiuer 60 syahren

ibon muroe Mrs. Binslom's Sou.
thing . Sprup BON MiliDnen ppn
Utiittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
aaaeruenoet. Bir1t Ou i'm Shlafe
ourb oa8 Sdreten zines 3inoes qe.
tort, oaB i'm 8abnen lift uuo Dor
S@rnersen Deint2 Benn 10, laIe
iofOrt cine Tlaibe bon ,,Mrs.
Winsloms Soothing Syrup" hOleu.
Sem 8ert 1T unbeaablbar. gs miro
Dem tleinen 2eioenoen Iufort Ninbe.
rang oeribafen. BerloBt eut oo.
raul, Wtiitter. es lit tein 4rueiFef
earaber. &c belt 8iarrboe, reau.
llert ben Wfaaen uuo bic Riereu.
beieitiat 8ino : &plit, ermeiht ben
9aurens nerbinoert @ntaiinouno
uno ftdrtt oas gauge SpItem.
yWtrs. 8inslomS Soothing Sprup"
fir aahnenoe ainoer lit anaenehm
i'm @elbma6; oas Recept Itnmntt
Don einem Der befteu tueiblihen
aerste in ben Ser. Staten. gs 1T
BET alien 9ruaatlten in Der aanseu
Belt Al babeu. Breis Is gents Der
5laihe. 3auFt nitts anoeres, ais
Wrs- Binslpms @opthina Surup.
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Teras.

Jn ieinem 6nufe ia Der RGbe
bon Mari1a muroe SUbn Bluemen
NIT ourGi&nittener Reble aefunoen
Oheubar bate er fih bic Wunoe
ielbtt teigebraGt.
Hm Gatnftaa fnno in Borne
zine fleine lanomirtihaftlife aus.
ftelIunQ fat. @s batten teine grD'
Sen Burbereitungen getrDHen mer'
ben fsnnen, tatidblih bate man es
erff Dor uiersehn Taaen betannt ae.
sundt. 0a6 cine folGe Nusteuunl
hattfnoeu iolte, truboem mar fis
nuseruroentlid gut beihidt. Gin
tritts0elo ruurbe ri&t berefnet.
Mus GlauD tpirb gerneloet, oaf
Geate aus Bottom 500 @aeenIaoun.
cen bee bertitruten EeiG.@ ranit, Der
In Tei6uiQe eebrohen mrrb, aetnufi
baten.
Rah ben BeriHten aus Der
9urnptrnQers Office bat Der Bert
0ee fteuerbnrey giaentumis in unle,
rem. Gtnate tudhreuo bes lebten Sab.
res nm 20 bic rs WiQiDnen Dollars
augenpmmen. Gr tpiro i'm Gansen
proefaRr 1905 Wiuiunen betrnaen.
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Wie atte Sremnoe.
sc lassaer Sbr nc fens.t, oeftu useDr
Sddbt Sbr tic.

9oan's Rieren Biuen tduIden
guh ME.
Die Bemobner pm San IutuniD
uiiien oies.
2eiet bieien San NntDniu 5au.
2eIet, pie O0an's Biuen bic BrDbe
beitanoen baben.
Set oielen Sabren.
6ier babt Sbr Elm lotale8 8euanis,
oas SIR prifen t6nnt.
$. 8. 6eitaen, S%teinbauer, Der in
SEP. 207 9rapis StraBe. Sun Nn=
tonio, 9eras, nobnt. ia9t: Die id
i'm Wai 1903 mittetlte. litt ib opn
3eit su Belt on ihredlifen 8idens
id3mersen uno 6erenihIiien. Die lih
BEL ieoer Ihnellen 36rperbeneeuna
einItelten. Dies lam entneber BON
elmer grtldltnng Doer bonn 6eben eli
ner ihperen Sat-. Sd batte ben
ganaen Sag Shmerseu unb iie biel.
ten midi aub udbreuo Der Naht pDm
Sblafen ab, 10 oaB ih am W0rgen
reht mloe mar. Ote @tereusN bIDn@
oerungen hatten cine bunfleIarbe uno
hinterlieben einen Booeniab. Vile
Weoisineu. Die id nabm, brabtert mir
feline 6ilfe. biz ih Doan's 0ierenz
Bi1en nahrt, bic BEL Der Berar Orng
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DOZEN, perlieBen mid Die 5hmersen
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