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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Provided Well for Parents
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated PreSS.
kan miner who committed suicide yes
terday IN San Francisco. was well
known in Berrien county, Michigan.
He made ten visits to Baroda where
he had provided his parents with a fine
home and the luxuries of life. His
brothers and sisters also proflted large
ly through his good fortune. His am
nual homecomingS We're the occasions
for prolonged festivities among his
friends. -Four years ago he fell IN love
at first sight With a waitress at the
Hotel Whitcomb at st. Joseph and
married her the same day. His bride
went 10 Alaska with him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
WANTS TO STAY IN JAIL
Washington Man Fears He Will Do
Violence to Those Who Prose-
cuted Him
BY Associated Press

oJ ASSOClateu freSS
BELLINGHAM, Wash, Jan. 1.--E. L..
Kelso, under eight months sentence
in the county Jail here for obtaining
money under false pretenses, asks that
his sentence be changed to five years.
because he fears that when he is re-
leased he will do violence to those who
prosecuted him. He says he is entirely
the victim of misunderstood circum-
stances.
He is a graduate of the University
of Indiana, was former mayor of Bed
ford, Iowa in 1884, and was prominent
in politics at Guthrie. Okla, later He
came to the northwest in search of
health and worked as a millwright. AL
though lawyer, he has not practiced
for some time.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Fire on Spring Street

Fire of unknown origin was dlscov-
cred at the Gem Art store, 62S South
Spring street, this morning at 2:45
companions The timely discover v@u ana ana
a quick response by the fire depart
ment resulted i'm the extinguishing OF
the fire with loss OF about $50 TO the
building and contents.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Oklahoma Woman Kills a Man

CITY, Okla, Jan. l.
50 Fes Barbara Toxer today shot and
tteaied t. c. Clayton, a business man of
- city. The woman asserts that
yton attempted TO assault her and
AT she shot in self defense.
n n'he shooting occurred In the woman's s
oom, where the deceased is alleged to
EaVe forced an entrance. Both parties
are single. The woman Is about 25
years old and the man about 80. The
Woman is under arrest pending an in
vestigatlon by the coroner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
TRESTLE is BURNED
Big TuIe Fire Causes Considerable
Damage in the Yolo
Basin
By Associat ID Press

By Associated Press
SACRAMENTO. Jan. Ia big tule
fire raging in the Yolo basin today
attacked the long trestle between this
city and Davisville and destroyed 500
feet of the structure. A hunter named
Il. c. May tagged the overland limited
and 1t returned to Davisville and went
north to Marysville, thence to Roseville
junction, where it took the overland
road.
A large force of men is working on
the burned structure and 1t is ex-
pected that early tomorrow trains will
resume their trips by way of Davis
Vile to and from San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Five Years for Bank President

AUBURN. N. Y. Jan. In. c. Pal
mer. charged with misappropriating
funds of the American Exchange Ma
stional bank of Syracuse, of which he
was president, was found guilty by a
jury today. He was sentenced to five
years in Auburn prison but was re-
manded to the custody of the United
States marshal pending an appeal OF
the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
TIRES OF POVERTY
Aged Woman Kills Her Sister and
Then Takes Her Own
ife
Bv Associated Press.

ERIE, Pa, JAM IA murder and
suicide that probably took place late
Saturday night at a lonely farm house
near East Springfield, fifteen miles
west of here, was reported to the
county officials today. After an in
vestigation, County Detective Frank
Watson believes that Eliza Maursell.
aged rs, shot and killed her sister De-
borah. couple of years younger than
self, blowing out her brains.
The impoverished condition of the
women and their old age is believed
to have mentally unbalanced Elizabeth
who, apparently, executed the terrible
affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
DRYDoCK IN A GALE
Have Stormy Expe-
rience
"a Assoclated Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The follow
ing wireless message regarding the dry
dock Dewey was received at Washing
ton navy yard this afternoon:
'At p, IN. Sunday blowing southeast
gale, heavy rain. The barometer fall
ing, heavy sea. Indications OF a mast y
night Slow progress. At 435 p. m.
the Glacier sent u towline to the for
ward starboard corner of the dock.
but she was compelled to let so at $3.50.
and ninety miles southeast of Cape
Henry"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
srookton Fire Loss 100000
by Associated Press.


BROCKTON, Mass, Jan. 1.-The to-
tai loss caused by the fire which de-
stroyed the main portion of the city
block, at the corner of Main and Ward
streets, in this city early today, is es-
timated Mt nearly 100000. The sec
tion OF the structure containing the
City theater was saved, but heavy
damage was caused to the auditorium
of the theater. The Field block, adj
joining the burned building. also suf-
fered from fire on roof and from water
in the interior.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Says Japs Were Not III Treated

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan, 1.-Samuel
Smith, the American consul at Moscow,
who frequently has had occasion to in
spect the Japanese prisoners who were
confined at Medvis, and who arranged
for their transportation to Germany,
whence they were embarked for ia
pan, in an open letter today emphati-
cally denies the Berlin reports of their
ill treatment. On the contrary, Mr.
Smith pays high tribute to the care
and attention bestowed on them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Shipping Arrivals in New York

BY ASS0CIaIeu f7TtSS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.--During the
year 1905 the total number Of vessels
which arrived in the port of New York
according to the books of the govern
ment at the barge office was 1t,399. of
which 6064 were steamers and 5335 were
sailing vessels, an increase of 100 ves-
sells over 1904.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
KL0NDIKER KILLS HIMSELF
Frank Phiscator, Millionaire Mining
Man, Cuts His Throat With
Razor
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Frank
Phiscator, millionaire Alaskan miner,
ended his life yesterday in his apart
ments at a local hotel, by cutting his
throat with razor. Phiscator is said
to have been one of the pioneers of the
time OF the great discoveries. He built
the first house In Dawson. lie had rich
claims.
lie came originally from Michigan.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
kOmura Arrives in Toxic
BY Associated Press.

TOXIC, Jan. 1.--Baron Komura, the
special envoy OF Japan to China, who
negotiated the Japancse-Chin treaty.
returned here today from Peking and
was received IN audience by the en-
reror Immediately after his arrival.
This exceptional reception of the
statesman on New Years day is be-
lieved to be connected with the impend-
ing change of cabinet
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Puts Ban on "sapho"
BY Associated Press,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 1.--Chief
of Police Wrinn today notified Man
ager Rowland OF the Hyperion theater
that the play of Sapho by Miss Olga
Nethersole will not be permitted here
next Wednesday evening unless GER
tain changes are made in II. The chief
says the matter is in the hands Of the
city attorney.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
DEATHS OF THE DAY

Sir Hugh M. Nelson, Queensland
BY Associated Press.
BISBANE, Queensland. Jan. 1.-Sir
Hugh Muir Nelson, lieutenant governor
of Queensland since 1908 and former
premier OF this colony is dead. He
was born in 1885.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Mammoth ssneIter Is Operating
BY Associated Press

READING, Pa, Jan. 1.-The report
sent from Kennett yesterday to the eff
feet that power had been shut off and
that the Mammoth smelter was frozen
was exaggerated. The power was off
for few minutes only and the plant
is working the same as usual. The
lights going out in Kennett caused
more alarm than injury.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Panama Electoral Jury Meets

BY ASSocIaItu FTeS5.
PANAMA, Jan. 1.-The grand cleo
toral jury, which appoints all the pro-
vincial election officers. held it's first
meeting today. Manuel Cucalon, a
conservative, was elected chairman.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
Nebraska Man Kllls Himself

LINCOLN, Neb. Jan. 1.--John Ellis,
a former banker of Beatrice, Neb., and
former county treasurer of Gage
county. despondent over financial ar
fairs, committed suicide today by
taking carbolic acid.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Fair Tues
day; light north wind. Maximum
temperature in Los Angeles yes
terday, SO degrees; minimum; Al
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-02
FOREIGN
COAST

Big tule fire causes serious damage in
| the Yoo basin.
Ten lives lost in floods in sinaloa,
| Mexico.
Frank Phiscator. millionaire IIlon-
| diker. Kills himself in San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Jose R. Encinas and wife to B. H. Scudder. deed, Il lots block 1S, Gold mans addition, Tempe.
 R. Olea and wife to B. H. Scudder. deed, lot 23, block 13, Goldman's addi- tiOn, Tempe.
 Ramon SoteIo to B. Matley. deed. wagon. horses and harness.
 w. K. James and wife to Henry Beer. deed, r lots block L, University addition.
 Emma R. Bennitt and husband to Clinton Campbell. deed, \. 1-2 lot II, block B, Bennitt Place.
 Lulu s. Brown to Glendale Land Co. deed. part sec. ?. township N, range ? F.
 L. E. Hewins to Henry Beer deed. r lots in Block L, University addition.
 Glendale Land Co. to Daniel Hutch inson, deed, past sec. 9, township N. range F.
 Maricopa Canal Co to Chas. Gold man, deed. water right on part sec. 36, township ? N. range ? E.
 Clinton Campbell and wife to Chas. .P. Gass. deed. lots Is and \. 1-2 lot II, block B, Bennett Place.
 l.. $. Johnson to Chas. c. Custar. deed, part sec. ', township N., range .3 E
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
AN INHERITED WATCH
 STORY OF ITS TWIN
For Some Time in the Possession Of
 Jesse James,

Walter B. Kibbey lately came int possession of a handsome gold watch a beQuest from his grand father. tli- late Judge Burbank of Indiana who's death was announced little more than a month ago. The watch is of finer quality of gold than is found in the watch of today.
 It had been in the possession or Judge Burbank for forty years and had been made to his order to duplicate one much older which he had recently lost. He was in the Indian service uu- der the administration of President Lincoln While travelling through southern Nebraska in the course Of his official duties the stage in which ha was riding was held up and all the passengers were relieved of such valu- ables as they were unable to conceal Among them was Judge Burbank's watch.
 It was later learned that the leader of the gang of bandits was Jesse James who was then just entering upon his notorious career which continued for sixteen years. The watch was after ward returned to the owner but in the meantime the one now possessed ba- MT. Kibbey had been made
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
THE GAMBLE coNcERT-

THE GAMBLE CONCERT-Thers are still a few subscribers for seats at the concert to be given by the Gamble Concert company on Monday night. who have not yet called at Sanichas' place to exchange their advance sale tickets for reserved seats. IL is again announced for their benefit that they should go at once and secure their seats for the sale is progressing ra- pidly and good seats may be hand to set at the last end. IL is not desired that any advance subscriber shall be given poor choice but the announce ment has been fully and frequently made and those who delay longer do 50 at their own risk The concert Is surely going to be a good one that no music lover should miss urless he can not possibly attend. The company Is a small one but each of the three mem bers is an acknowledged artist of rare talent, the sort Phoenix people but rarely have an opportunity to hear.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
RESIDENCE PROPERTY soLp-

RESIDENCE PROPERTY SoLD- w. K James yesterday closed a real estate transaction by which a fine city property was transferred, the consid- eration being $3.500 The seller was Clinton Campbell and the buyer was the firm of Gass Brothers who recent ly bought the Hoghe restaurant. The property is lot 13 and the north half of lot II of block in Bennett addi- ton. The property lies on North Sec ond avenue, north of Bennett Lane. one of the choicest residence districts in the city. It is improved by a nice cottage.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
ATTENTION, ,
pR. A. ". PRICE.

President of the Price Bros. school of Veterinary Dentistry and professor of vet dental science of the Mt Morris college, Mt. Morris, IL, who has been giving lectures and demonstrations on the street having two students here has decided to locate in this city for the present, office with Chas. Gitner, the bicycle man, 37 \. First ave.
 am a state registered veterinarian am a graduate of Detroit Vet. Dental college, have been teaching vet. den
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
HORSEMEN! ]!

tistry for F years. Charges for or dinary cases. 25c to $1-0O. No charge for examination. have your horses eN- amined and find out the cause Of hard keeping, side refining. irritable driving. etc.
 After being asked by a number og persons to give another street talk and demonstration, l have decided -o do so- Saturday. Feb. 3. 2-S0 D. m- Bring in your horses and have some free work
 A. w. PRICE, D. V. D.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02

enough Florida oranges to meet the wishes of the travellers until they ar rived in California. As soon as they reached the Golden state they were restocked with California oranges which supply had not yet been quite exhausted when the Arizona contribu- ton was made. These excursionists will be fitted to give expert testimony on the comparative virtues of the three kinds of oranges.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-02
RESERVE YOUR SEATS.

At Sanichas' for the Gamble concert Monday evening. Feb. ,, at the Doris
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-26

rIE Dren CuuD notilrIi6er Blutg.
pesDdnbter bes 3uren) einen 9abel
crbolten.
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n1Ia iinb bes Grieofiibrens Idlon
miibe. gluf benz 9. ct. Rrteqsfhtfi
rUlorblebeab" tpirb bereits ii6er BEN
6rieben 6eratben.
Dis WeIbung, baB Raifer DiIs
helm bic 4bboItung elmer Weltduss
iteIlung i'm Sabre 1912 angeregt Bat,
ipirh dls unbegriinbtt be3ei6net.
Epctfa6e TT nur, buB in Der lebten
SeIiipn bes Rei6stags anoereat
tpurbe, 1912 oSer 1913 cine inters
nctionale 8erfebrs zQusIienuno abz
5lbclten. Sn ben RreiIsn Der ens
huitrie unb inter ben sSiRdn3icrs ift
men Der 8eranftuItung elmer aleez
neinen WeItdusTtelluno burhous
abceneigt. BeltousfeGungen baben
sib allgemeiner Mn1iht na1 iibers
leb.. Seute Gilt bas Spesiultfren
aud BET ausftelluusen uls a6folut
Er.bpenbig.
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RarIs bes 8roBen Dffnen, I'm sfpei
Pru4tgetpdnber 5u ftubiren. DieIe
unn anbere Relfquien Durben in
gutem 2ufanbe oufgeFunoen. 8rei
Ootumente, bdttrt aus ben soyabren
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beft.
2abp gurSon BON 3ebbIeitpn, bic
Getttn bes friiberen 8tcet6nios ppn
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Don Gbicago, lit benz S4pdde3us
ftInb srlegeR, an benz Tis felt i6rer
e-Hiien Grtrantung TN Sabre 1904
fortgeieBt lit. Dds gegrdbniB ptrb
in qebbleffon ftattftuben. Die Rahs
ri6t bat in Snbien groBe 8eitiirs
stns beroprqerufen, bd bic aobts
ii9 burd ibre 3bdtigtett I'm Sntsrs
eiTc Der gingeborenen, fpeaeQ Ger
Grouer. etnen Sldb in ben 6ersen
Der 8eDDIteruns erobert 6ot.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-26
auiHi6e enma antselOn.

8as gefiir9tete lit eingetreten. Die
berblenoete ruIIif1e Gegierung NIT benz
nod blinOeren Il. i9nantenoen @3aren
an Der Spite bat Die i9m niht COM
Denirenoe Rei6sbuma (&ei6sparlas
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iiir oas 6riihjabr nd1iten Sa6res in
ausfht 9eitelt. Sans GuBlano 1T
Iosuia9en unter RrieQs5uitano. 3ie
ruiiiI1e Gegierun9 lGBt es i'm Gers
trauen auf Die 9lrmee oaralf. antom=
men un0 Die S5einoe Der @eIelIi1aft4
iollen nit 8epaltmaBreQeln mun0tot
gema6t neroen. Die teilmeiIe Dor Der
8eDalt fliebenoen Wit9lieoer bes lln=
terbatlies baben einen 9liibennen 9lufs
rnf an oas ruIlii9e 8oIt erlalien,
mdbreno 8roflamationen Der ReppIuz
tiondre, tuelhe antiinoigen, oaB Der
@5ar, General 9repOn. Der friibere
proturatar oes 6eiligen Spnoo, 9p-
biebonoltieIf, 8eneral Grloff, Der ge.
frieoi9er~ Der baltif6en YrOpinsen,
uno an0ere gum 5ooe berurteilt mpr=
ben linb, BON ben Ierroriften in 8eter=
bof oerbreitet pOroen linb. @s Ioa
ben 8errOriiten gelungen iein, bic 9ln=
ibldge oireft an bic Siiren Der Mp6=
nun9en Der 8enerdle 5repotp uno
Diloff su nagelu.
Die 6Olgen Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Iino unabIebbare II. lebere tann 81 teis
mem guten @n6e fiihren. 9as bis in
ale 8iefen aufsereste ruiliide golt
miro nit elmer furbtbaren &eoolution
antmOrten. Die @erbaftuneen bageIn
bereits nur 10. Nllentbalben linb tpie=
Der blutige SSubenbeBen ausgebroaen,
gombenattentate uno 3erit0run9 be@
reits an Der 3agssoronung. Sober
Gag mag oas Signal 5ur &epolution
i'm 1anaen 2anoe bebeuteu.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-26
9euel Gouufp
Nltamont, "a. &

Nltamont, "a. Suli 1906
Die glltamont State 8ant, u. o.
2odbarot, prdIibent, uno M. 4oams,
RaiIirer, erOiinete 6euts ibr @eI6aft.
Sin 2anogei6dft 1T nit Der 8ani
berbunben 5rau Meble lam nit
ibren l6dtern 6rina uno 4nna lebten
Greitag DOn Colorado 3uriid; IeBtere
llt nod pie Dor fAmer trant. Die
Creamery in Clear Safe 1T einoeoar-
gen uno es 1T Iuaf6t pOrbanoen, baB
AltamOnt cine iol6e betomnit. Die
Creamery in Clear Cafe fDnnte nidt
eriitiren obne ben Habm aus Der @e.
selo n0rolib bon 9lltamont. -9lm /.
Au9ufi wirb Or. 9osfer in Clear 2afe
Elm Spipital er0Hnen. -6rau Wartins
unb Grib Wiutel NIT erma6Iener
3o6ter, mel6e feit benz 3. Suli bel
Garl Dlartins in Der 9ldbe bon Albee
81 BeiuA maren, reiiten geItern ipieDer
na1 3oheiter, Minn., snraf. @rfere
lit Die Ulutter, Die anoern Ontel uno
Gouiine 0es Rarl.- So6n Sadreiter
bat nit ieiner neuen vDithine 4-Dlas
Ihine ben Contract ibernommen,
RebillO, oas oiefes Spdtfrnbia6r seit-
peiie tatfdhlih unter 9DalIer Itano,
bonn Grtrinteu 81 rettsn unD trofen
gu legen. M. @run5te.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-26

Die S6IadjtbauswnrIt.

90 bat man Did, 0u 9olOe, aud per.
BdS its9t nod fsit auf Oiefer fdnSben
On gabit Chicago ieinen gfubm, ben
groBen.
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fdat.
8ein Sdifial fam feIbit eineu gints
i6er rii6ren,
8eopfert bat man Did benz 3oaor=
burit.
? Jag ME burften lie Did ballaniren
gei Seb8eit idOn, 3u arms SdIadt-
bauswurit!
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5ierteit,
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i6bnt.
aIs 8a elm 6sniid=frsiss gebsn fibre
teif,
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uerp6nt.
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Sift,
gis boB fie Qir ben gorar ange6un=
ben
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ridt.
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gen,
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abnt;
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gen,
0a pdrO Der 0ss gum gube Dir oe=
babut.
I'm pisI @epinn Our6 S66nbeit su
erbaiden,
Sat man Dir eitIe SaI6en sinosipribt.
llnb bann mt lIni[iu Did rot oepa=
Iden,
3uIett I'M 6ersntefeI Did erbitt.
llnO bIeibt 6as eebeu nun elm freuosn=
loIes.
gBirit IN in 3utunft nidt mebr nit
un5 lein:
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aIte Dioles,
sort nit Der S6weinsrsi, un6 bod bas
Sdmein
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Der,
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gu 6auie giebt es Meteliuppen wieber,
8as bal nit ieiner @ier Der 1ruit oes
ton.
Sertbolb Graus.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-26
prsne.
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g9ir MAIDEN ale unIere 2eier,
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@rinnerung an unfern grDben toter
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len, auf bic Rarl 9 1ur3 Brad I.
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8ebduoe) 6eraus9e9ebenen osuti6en
3eiti6rift ) 3 ie @lofe" (Yp 81 auf=
mertIam. Sine ganSe Qn3abl bon
3eits unb 9ampfgenohen baben in
bodintereiianten Qrtiteln ibre S6urs-
@rinnerun9en bei9eiteuert. Au6 Die
feinen Portraits peroen ben sabllDIen
S6ur3 8erebrern bo9nilltommen Iein.
8abei ift bieie Qusgabe fir oen 70
biligen greis BON nur 25c erbdltlih.
Senoet oieIelben in 8rieImarten ODER
in 8aar OH Die Rebuttion Der ,8lode",
S9iller @ebdu6e, Chicago, ST., ne[ae
Sud oieielbe brett 3uien6en niro.
g8er ii6 iiberbauht bieIe pprnebmIte,
beutide .3eiti6rift Ii6ern mill, fam
fir nur $500 oas Sabr oarauf abons
niren. SOfientll6 MAIDEN rebt biele
unlerer 2eier bon Oieier Gff'rte @es
brauh.
Der Soma goit" in @eoar Rapios,
Soma un0 Dem in Wuscatine, Soma,
Correspondent" uniere
belten Wiinihe aum neuen sSabrgang.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-26
srowm eoaatp.

@roton. Sobn 8ebers S1eune
unO Stall 1T nieoergebrannt. Gs lino
babel fiinf pferoe umgetonmen; au9
800 8uibel @etreioe tpuroen Elm &aub
Der Jlnmmen unb an Der Wafhinerie
murbe eini9er G9oben onqeri6tet.
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9rOBten Seil bur9 8erii9erun9 ees
oeft.
u beroeen. Gin Jeuer bat einen
gierielblod stpiIden |, uub 2. Strabe
uno 2. Apenue WeIt Serit0rt. Der
Shaoen miro auf $40, 600 gelbdgt.
Der rei6e 6armer Wilbelm Miiblen-
bah, Der aIlein auf leiner 6arm mDbnte,
murne felt einisen Gagen permiBt uno
als enoli6 Elm 9ia6bar auf Die 6arm
tam, um nacb ihm su ieben, Fano er
ihn tDt i'm Stalle Dor, no isoenfalls
elm 6ersThla9 Ieinem Qeben Elm pl0b-
li1es @noe eemaht bate. Cine Rub,
oem 0erbungern nabe, lag nsben ibm.
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tot 9eueien iein. Mdblenba6 ppbnte
fhon ieis 1881 i'm gountp; er mar
-Wittipsr uno 70 Sabre alt. Gr hin-
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-26

Die 9enauen 8erluite bes japaniI den
6eeres i'm leBten Grie9e perDen ieBt
erit betannt. Die 3ablen linb unee=
beuer. Der eanse meoiciniibe Stab
Sapans bat i'm Rriege 632, 800 8ers
tpun6ete uno Grante behanDelt, barz
unter 1905 3ulien uno 97,850 in
Sapan @rtranfte. 5ie @eIammtaiffer
Der Sapaner belduft ii4 aliO auf $50, :
885, bon oenen 220, ,8l2 8ermunoete,
238, 223 Grante maren; BON eriteren
itarben AZ, ,387, oon leBteren 27, $50.
(3ur pfle9e uno gebanDlung puroen
10, rs OottOren uno gfleoer, uno
5tDar 4, SIT Der 9lrmee anqeb6reno,
$40 bonn &oten 6reur, 188 glIiilten=
ten, Dermenoet.) 9lab Sinsufuouno
Der yerluite an 3Oten auf Dem Shla9t=
feloe ergeben Iid fOlgenoe 3iffern:
Die @eIammt3ifier Der iapa=
nii6en 8erlufte an 3ooten:
Marine (Gfiisiere unD 2ente). 1873
0eer (Gffi3iere unO 2eute. !. %, ,999
SIN Mai 1906 murben elm.
gefragen:
Warine (Cffi5iere uno 2eute). 1872
9eer (Sfii8iere uno 2eute) =. 29, ,625
9oote auf benz Sala9tfelo. !. go, 624
Bermunoete unb 9rante Itars
ben 0iebe oben) ........ "a, 545
Selduft ii9 alfO auf. 1875, 169
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-26
ams bent Staate.

Sin pieIen 8ldben i'm 5taate bat Die
@rnte I6Dn begonnen. Die Gleinio-
felt BON l,500, 200 glfer barrt oer-
ielben. Senner ertldren, oaB Die
Gualitdt bes oiesjdbrigen getreioes
Die Der frii6eren Sabre BEL 8eitem
iibertreffe. Ser bur1 ben 0efiir6teten
&nit an9erihtete S51aoen lit unbeoeu=
tenb uno tpenn aud bas @etreibe in=
foIge Der Regen9iiIe ni4t ie6r in Die
Saline ibOb, 10 linb bic Qlebren Oafiir
nm 10 Ibnerer uno boiler. sSebt feblt
nur bauerno Butes grntepeiter. Benn
ferner i'm 6Itlihen Seile oes StQates
au6 weniger Wei3en unb I'm 10 mebr
9orn gepHan5t muroe, 10 miro bod Der
grtrag Der gBeiSenernte bur9 bic pie=
len neuen 4niieoler meitli6 bom Mii-
iOuri mett9emdht neroen, nel6e eben=
fails iebr berqniigt iiber bic guten grn-
tenuslidten lino. gBer nobl beute
nod BON Dem bon beiBen Binoen
beim9eiu6ten, re9enlDien unb fein
Gorn prDou3irenoen Staate Siio=
9atota re0et2