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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
Re TO GET
IN NEW ORLEANS
BY AUTUMN
Traffic Arrangement With the
Gould Lines Completed De-
tails Of Plan to Enter Great
City on the Gulf,

Arrangements have been completed
by the Santa Zee road for getting into
New Orleans by september. when II
VIII establish n new route between
the Crescent CITY and the Pacific
ocean. II has made q trlffic agree
ment with the Gould lines. which VIII
enable b. 10 accomplish its object In
this direction. Under the agreement
referred to Santa Re traffic for New
Orleans viii be routed from Oakdale
10 Alexandria by the 81. Louis, Wat
klns and Gulf roa and from AleXan-
dria To New Orleans by the Texas
ana Pacific. Tire Santa Re will fur
nish a direct line from its Kansas.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Nebras-
ka and Missouri lines 10 connect them
with It's new entrance to New or
leans. The other line viii onnoc lts
san Angelo line with its main system
to san Francisco.
The first Of these lines will be built
from Center. Texas, 10 Tulsa. /. r.,
the preliminary merging Of the line TO
Center and the line between Longview
ana Waterman having removed the
legal difficulties that stood In thf
way. The Santa Fe line to New Or
leans viii practically parallel the
Kansas city Southern, which plans 10
filtNA INV ~ AANNN iF'fHN ~ ' ~
Pc VIII give q short line route
from the grain producing territory Of
the southwest to New Orleans, and
make that place q still more impOr-
tant point for exporting grain than
II is al present.
Not only viii this be the case, but
the other extension Of the Santa Fe,
which VIII furnish the connecting link
In the transcoutinental route through
New Orleans viii be from 400 to 400
miles shorter than the Southern Pa
route, It win be built from
Coleman Junction or BrownWood 60
As well as being the short
est, this VIII be one of the fastest and
easiest operated transContinental
routes for both freight and passenger
The traffic arrangement with The
lines Is not intended to be per-
mauent. The santa Pc Is making arr
rangements 10 build ~ W line into
New Orleans from Oakdale. This PIX
viii probably be built along
the west bank Of the river, but of
lts construction viii be a mat
ter requiring considerable time, nnd
ms the Santa Zee wanted to get ilto
New orleans Immediately, II gladly
ayailed itself of the opportunity which
presented ITSELF OF x q lihlilc
agreement with The Gould lines. From
the beginning of it's operation the new
route viii offer formidable competl-
ton Ia the Southern Pacific. and
break the monopoly which until now
that road has enjoyed as the only ~
isting through route from the gulf 90
the Pacific const, Perhaps, In view If
the recent report Of the Interstate
commerce commission, IT. advent VIII
not excite the hostility which Il might
otherwise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
ESCAPED DEATH
RETURNS TO THE
COAST LINE
locomotive Which Blew
Up and Killed Three Men Near
Las Vegas Returns From the
Baldwin Shops for Service,

Death" engine No. 1872. the huge
decapod which blew up at Onava,
near Las Vegas, not long g and
killed three men. was in the city yes
from the Baldwin locomotive works,
"a new boiler was built on the
machine. The fG72 killed Engineer
Buchnor. Fireman Catterlin and
Brakeman Nelson, and IT is quite pos
sible that there VIII be more or less
shyness on the part Of oas lines men
in Drawing The hoodOo and taking
charge Of the engine. Why the dec
apod blew up has never been salts
factorily explained. The boiler was
practically demolished by the terrific
explosion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
NEW BASEBALL PARK
At THE GEM CITY

The saeorro Chieftain says,
Conraiio A. naca. who is the prime
mover In the organization Of Socor-
RIOS baseball association, says that the
WAY rs now clear for the purchase Of
the lots which have beer chosen for
the associations grounds. a good
start has already been made In putting
the grounds In order. the Intention be-
Ing o. enclose a plot four hundred feet
pquare with an eight-foot fence and
erect a commodious and comfortable
grand stand or course the grounds
may be used for other purposes be-
rldes baseball For instance, they
would be very convenient and well
suited Tor general sports on the
Fnufth 90 July a Migncis day or
any other liz" occasion. Citlzens uf
Sororro have subscribed with their
usual uherility 60 the fund FOR this
enterprise and have "A right 90 expect
that those who have the execution
- thc plan in charge make % success
of n.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
transform SAVES
C|MARRON FROM
MUCH GRIEF
GAME STOPS IN MIDDLE
OF THE FIRST INNING
Browns Start off With a Rush
and Make Six Runs Before.
the Heavens Are 0pened--A
Big Crowd,

A rather violent rain storm proba-
bly saved the Cimarron swastikas
from an overwhelming defeat at the
hands Of the Mcintosh Mnrveis at
Traction park yesterday afternoon. A.
ieasi IL looked that way judging from
the way things appeared AZ the start
on. The boys from the far north be-
Fan the game with "A comedy Of errors
which might have become worse be-
fore the game was over. The swaA-
ttRas. however. are handsomely given
the benefit Of the doubt BY the
Browns. The game was called before
the end of the first inning on account
OF q sudden downpour when mha"
anything but purely %acquAtic sports
impossible.
the Browns made six runs In their
half Of the first inning on two singles
"a scratch hit and a dropped ny, a base
on balls and three or four rank errors
There were two men out u MELON
MA on second base, when the deluge
came,
over TX hundred enthusiastic fans
IN spite Of tho threatening aklcs made
the trip out 10 Traction park - see
n game. and exhibited a fare good
humor when the rain came and
fpOilcd their high hopes ana sunday
clothes. II was a case Of bad luck
for the Browns all around, The pubic
telng 10 blame on Sa urdnv afternoon
and the weather Yesterday n the To-
Gals viii be rather hard pushed -
make ends meet on the expenses or
bringing Cimarron here.
The swastiRas have proved them-
selves a fast and at times brilliant set
Of base ball players and they viii be
cordially welcomed to A%lhnquerttue
when the fair tournament opens That
they viii make it interesting for evciy
team entered Is evident from the sam
ple Of base bali they Pot up for the
fana here They are O pleasant set ~
fellowa and true sports.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
RULED ny BOLT NJ
DOOR OF Ills HpNtI

The Springer Stockman says t4isr
SUNDAY at SOC az his home uu $500
Sweetwater. fifteen miles atuthNt-i
.uf Snringer. Teodorlo Ctsiu- WAS Iu-
SANITY Killed hy lightning. Hr hau
only been home "a httir Wullc fruu
Ciu4arran. and was standing uut~ii,
the door OF his residence looking up 90
The clouds. which were thrsattuIuE
rain. when n bolt of lightning desc
cen SEED. killing him Instantly. The uU-
fortunate man was g6 years of Hga.
leaving "a young wife. father and
mother and several brothers and e-
tiers 90 mourn his untimeiN death He
was i son OF Victoria CAsins.
The funeral was held bate Monday
afternoon ut the Snluzar chapel uu fhH
swa.twnter. e. large ussrmolagr eff r.1-
HtiN.s and nolghhurs of thc deceased
attending.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29

within the past ten days there have
been fourteen desertiona from troop
O.. of fh. famous FlEhuug Fifth cave
ain aafioncd az Fort Whipple SO
eal.. 0un Dee assigned Co rihe whole
sale a..rrilana p. ihese in touch uith
military affairs at the fort SAYS che
Prescott Iournal-Miuer
a spirit 81 unrest has p%rrNadri the
troop iar some time N le said and de-
sfr ions have hueu su frequent nf late
htt H was stated last night hy u nf
th~ rrifafes lu the troop That there
Nnrr only eight r~riKnfes now left and
thra Nere principally men whose
.fmr eertlce Wiu soon expire
Dr. ALSO developed yesterday that
since the arrival here uf the military
from Port Huarhuca There have
.hsfn thrcr dcserthaus from o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
TWO MORE GAMES WITH
sWASTIkAS NEXT WEIi.

Manager Matson Of the Browns has
arranged With the Cimarron team 20
brine the latter back here for Two
games next saturday and sunday,
1--WE lost lust about $50 on these two
games" said Manager Siamm last
night. Notwithstanding we made no
refund The expense of bringing the
Swastikas here Is about &30O. We
feel however. that the people have
hardly got the worth Of their money
80 we viii bring back the Cimarrons
team next week and-unlcss Their"
should be an earthquake or a cyclone
will play two fast games Of base
hnii on saturday and sunday
The two teams are evenly matched
and under proper weather conditions
The fans should have some first class
sport next week. The people are "on
To- the class VI base ball that cimarron
PLAYS and viii need no urging to turn
out next week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
MISUNDERSTANDING


WANTED - Position as managing
ho%usekeeper by woman VINO is first
class cook. Apply all week at lO4 East
Coal ave.
WANTED-Man aud wife or single board
ers; private family; fresh milk and Eggs
daily. Firth street. two blocks north Noun
tain Road. E J. strong.
WANTED-I00 houses listed for sale or
rent. See e. o Price. 2l2 S. 2nd 81.
WANTED-To rent, a small furnished
house. Give particulars TO j. p. M, care
Morning Journal.
WANTED-You aud your friends for rooms
and board at 615 East Central avenue,
WANTED-Two burros suitable for children
to ride. Patterson's Livery stable. II
MANTED-Rooms FOR light housekeeping;
no children; no invalids. A. b., care
Journal. jS1
WANTED-To loan money In amounts to
suit borrower. J. +. Brown, Room II,
First National Bank Building.
WANTED pair q gulnia fowls. Address
phone No. 14o3.
WANTED-situation by thoroughly expert
enced bookkeeper and office man; city
references. Address, O." care journal.
WANTED-We are prepared to take IA
limited number Of boarders at Rocky
Trimble's ranch. near Tijeras
canyon. Address Mrs. c r Bonsall.
WANTED-Clean cotton rags at the Morn
ing journal office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
KILLS
TWO IN NORTH
NEW MEXICO
Old Story Of Taking Shelter
Under Trees in Thunder
storms With the Usual Fatal
Results,
IspecIaI -Corre.pondsnce MemInE Journal

Especial correspondence Morning Journal
Tres piedras. n. NJ, July 25.-Presen-
ito Nelasuucz, of Ia MADEIRA. a we'll
known native OF his SECTION, was in-
stantly killed by lightning sunday
while fishing with a party of friends ON
the NallecItos. WIN n. MontoNp. ani
Victor and Manuel GrleEo Nelusquo1
had started home when they We're
Dvertuken by "a thunderstorm about
three miles from HouuWcli. They
took refuge uudcr a tree. \ few mo-
after they stopped the tree was
struck hy lightning "a Nvlnaquez
who WAS leaning against It's tiuuk was
instantly killed. his body brinE term
.bly burned The otner three men Wera
stunned and their -four horses aud o.
small colt were killed. Al ut thc m.,
were employees of the kinE Nlli1m
Placer Mining and Milling eump1uf
The body ct Nelusuutz was taken g.
the workings and s,nt from thtrr Co
Ia Madera. whore the dead man leaves
a. wife and child.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
LADIES' COLLEGE

IA miles from Kansas City. Highest grade
In Letters, Sciences, Art. Unusually strong
faculty. American Mozart Conservatory
An Emerson Piano as prize in May Festival
Contest. For full illustrated catalog address
c NJ. WILLIAMS. President. Liberty. Mo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-Maie


WANTED-Mexiean boy or other help to
work in kitchen. Apply at once. Santa
Re Hospital. II
WANTED-A first-eiass cook. Apply at
904 South Third street, care Myers
House.
WANTED-Car carpenters. car repalrers.
iaborers; needed at Albuquerque chops.
Confer with master mechanic for details.
WANTED-An experienced hookkeeper. Ad-
dress in own writing, stating experience,
etc. 4. J. Brack, Manager, Rio Grande Lum-
her Company, city.
WANTED-A young nan stenograhper at
Mcintosh Hardware Co, 2l5 West Cen
trial avenue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for coal mining
camp. Apply W. II. Hahn. tf
WAvfBD-Gook at Santa Fe Restaurant.
under Savoy Hotel n
WANTED-A competent young man for a
general mercha udfse store: must speak
Spanish. Address n, this office.
WANTED-A certain number of boarders
pay your fixed expenses, every one above
that number pays you a profit; you can al
ways keep the number right by using the
want columns OF the Morning Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29

maf IL fIs aaf aunrd uhaf b. shat
a-.n. faaafas Traif syrup dses rfarses
arf slmafafHs ihr hsess HlrHaut iuit4fian
o. anf fnffa a Do ohtrNr Co n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
Wort, al Yards.

Work on the new east lead in the
Santa Fc yards is progressing spleh-
didly. About seventy-five men are at
work laying the new track ana close
to $500 feet Of 81 is now down, says
the san Bcrnardlno sun.
Few realize what q gigantic task
the changes being made In the Santa
Fc yard tracks mean or what a great
Improvement they viii make when
completed. The new east lead will do
away with a vast amount of the
switching now necessary In the east
end OF the yard. and win enable
freight trains to pull through with
their own engines. Instead OF being
compelled TO uncouple and hook on
switch engines. as b. now the case.
Several miles of The new west yard
and west lead tracks are down and
are being ballasted However. the
track improvements la the west end
cannot be entirely completed until the
$50. 600 Viaduct to bee erected across
Mt Vernon avenue and the concrete
ditch which is to be laid are finished.
aud his VIII moi be for several
months.
Another big crowd gathered around
engine 1919. pulling train No. s before
DO LEFT for the north last night. at
trHctcd by the wooden box built over
cylinder az the front of the en-
sine. When the train pulled out fully
100 people We're crowded around the
engine. Thomas W Mitchell o.
Omaha. OF the Mitchell Hunter Valve
Motion company and y. =. Phelps, Of
the santa Fc test department. were in
the box when the train pulled out to
conduct another test between here and
las Vegas Of the new valve gear in
vented by Mitchell and which 20 H.
claimed. greatly increases the power
.uf The locomotive.
u l. Rhodes the agent OF the
Santa Fe al Williams, has been pro-
w0itd to the agency of the santa
Fe al Fullerton. cal Agent Euckhee.
ct Gallup. has been selected as the
successor 81 Mr.. Rhodes. During his
STAY in williams Mr.. Rhodes has
made many friends who regret that
luy change has been made. hut who
wish him well In his new location The
change viii take place about Au-
uust e.
The little ~two-yesr-oid son 90 En-
ginyer y. r. stanton. 81 Ration. In
some way got hold nf a bottle % poi
SON Friday afternoon and hut FOR he
prompt administering 20 any anuidote
and heroic treatment Mould ave died
from the effects 10 is believed the
child will safety recover.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29

Whsf uar ~ ths MsaHinr 1suruai a. Yau
nlnl..aa T. So m0af iHtsTfsiiuE fu thr per
80 ala i ssaffiH faHHiuf ~ q futuahed
ra4l 81 > naarIIrn EiaasH
a f.af aa~ssrt-.--s 10 mat pau = the
'pafafH
% n.f~arl all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
FOR SALE-MiSceIlaneOuS


FOR SALE-Pony. buggy and har-
ness; ideal outfit for children; pony
7 years old, full-blooded Shetland,
and can be ridden or driven; very
gentle. Apply Highland Stables. or
321 So. Third st.
FOR sALE-Nice pony; also second hand
buggy ana cart W. H.. McMillion, FL
West Gold Ave.
o sALE-Two saddle ponies. one drives
single or double. safe for lady. 305 W.
Gold Ave.
o sALE-A carload II fresh Jersey COWS
from Kansas city. Inquire J. } Mooney,
Harvey curio.
FOR sALE-Household goods at 419 West
Fruit avenue,
o SALB-Furniture Of a Broom lodging
house. Apply Gle West Coal avenue.
.ROR sALE-Our dairy for sale on easy
terms; barn and pasture for rent. Albers
Brothers. II
o SALE-One large horse and double
seated buggy. $3.50; also one Jersey
heifer, s65.; a bargain; will be sold to the
first to come. Inquire OF S. T. Vann. cor
ner Gold avenue and Second street.
FOR sALE-Half interest in established
poultry ranch. Bred-to-lay poultry yards.
J. T. Harger, proprietor. 12th and Noun
tain Road.
sALB-Aermotor windmins. tanks
and substructare. Wolklng a. Son. 7OT
North Eighth street. phone 1885. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29

an nations are endeagornF Co check The
raFaraa % r~Hnsumruan. the white plague
that claims o. many victims each year
ruigtsa ManrF and Tar cures coughs and
roids perfectly and yeu are in 20 danrtr ~
r~Huaumufluu. d. Iuf risk Vuur health bV
fakiuE come uukuuau preparation ehfn
Faiegs Honey and Tar De- cafe ard certain
in results THE Fsnuiur h. In a Yelios pack
are D. a. otfueny Co n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
STORAGE
LOST N FOUND

FOUND-Bunch of keys. Inquire at
this office and pay for his ad.
BOST-Gentleman's Masonic ring. Reward
upon return to Western Union Telegraph
Company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29

-narrain undrFs are propis uha rrf the
mast ssuire uui ~ their dulians-and they
~ r~sd usniaE auurnai aaesntseusents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29

naNf a TEARING. eoa " COIN. STIII
WANE 4 TIN SftoNn HAND GASOLINE
- ~ RANGE TuAT AHF BAR
GAINS. Also ~odH coal ga srO ~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
FOR R~ENT-DWeTingS

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished 5-room
house, also flats and single rooms
for light housekeeping. Mrs. Norris,
i04 East Goa ave
O R~ENr-Houses, modern. 4 to Z rooms;
also 30-room rooming house. W. u. Me
Million, real estate broken, 211 West Gold.
FOR RENT-Four-room furnished house.
2t5 Atlantic. cheap for permanent ten
ant Apply at s2O South Third street
% RENT-Five-room modern house. fur
uished or unfurnished. call AT az So.
Arno. Dr. E n. Wilson,
FOR RENT-Four-room house. furnished
for housekeeping rent moderate. 2l2
Marble avenue. Apply G. n. Bingham, 100
south Second street.
FOR hENT-New s0-room hotel or roomlng
house, good location. w. NJ. McMillion.
2il West Gold Ave.
FOR RENT-One hree room house. $500:
also two rooms. furnished. for light
housekeeping. Apply G A Reynolds.
Navajo Hotel n
FOR RENT-tSye room flat SOC w. Cen,
.tral avenue. n
FOR RENT-Modern cottages. close in.
Paul Teutsch. rooms 3 and 4. Grant
Il
FOR RENT-TNo or three room houses.
furnished or unfurnished. W. V. Flu
trelle 6o2 south second street
Mail Order Advertiser.
Let us help you get some business from
our thousands Of readers. There Is lots 4
IL TO be had and while our present adver-
tisers IN the Morning Journal are getting
their snare. there is plenty left for new
corners.
SHERLOCK HOLMES
couldn't find the one man In this town
that wants that saddle or driving
horse of yours as surely ana as quoek-
ly as a for sale ad can 10: and Sher
Locks fee would be larger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
HELP WANTED-FemaIe

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Miss Arnold, 724 West Copper
ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29
FOR RENT--RoomS


FOR RENT-Good furnished room for gen,
tleman. sos South Third Sstreet. All
modern.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29

The brick 10 be used in widening
the station platform has been deliy-
cred at the south end of the depot.
and II Is expected the work of i'm
proving the facilities for working
trains will begin In a short time The
tracks arc to be moved over and the
brick pavement made about half az
wide again. New gas. water and air
piping Is to be laid and other improve
made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29

VANTED-Mexican boy or other help to
work in kitchen. Apply AT once. Santa
= Hospital. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-29

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, modern. for
gentlemen. $50 South Third street.
FOR ENT-Room for rent. Apply 5i2
North Second street.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14
5[lttttttter 81
8eaOIe Gomatn.
Gabpur. 10. gFe6riI

@abDur, 10. 6e6ruar 1907
9as QBetter lit enoli6 mdrmer, mas
iebr erfreulib lit, oa ole Gdlfe cine
fibirii6e tuar.-Q Quttionen uno Sohs
5eiten iino jeBt an Der 8aoesoronufo.
8om Bilfon unD 2ilp Goua6lin mur=
ben leBte Node in oas SOD Der she
aefoppelt, ebenIo @us. Nartin unn
Rarp @Orbin. Martin bat Ietnen
i5leiiherlaoen in 9ilD berfauEt unO
taufte einen anteil an Der D1aIhinen=
banolung ieines Sdpaoers Sim 9un=
lepp IN Dale.- Sobn GinOIan bate
leBten 6reitas 9luttiDn uno uiro nad
benz Often sieben. 81. 4aiIon 61lt
aud auftion un0 siebt nah 6uron.
@r lit elmer Der gr6Bten 6armer IN
Seaole gountb.-6rl. @aa 8alen fam
Dlontng BON 2lberoeen bier an. um
einige Belt BEL ibren @ltern bier su
geiuh 81 Deripeilen. Senrp Bedmann
Fam leBte @ode bon Soma bier an,
um iih auf Ieiner 6arm, tueld)e er
lebteu loerbit BON u. Qgalorpn faufte.
nie0er5ulafeu. gBir heiBen 6errn
gedmann tpilItommen, tpenn mir aud
beoauern miiIlen, unIern alien 9ladl=
bar 2Baloron 80 berlieren, Delder nac1
Ieiner dlten 6eimat in 2tlbion, g2id.,
3iebt. ct bat % Sabre bier Qemobnt.
-Qebten 8ienfag muroe nieoer cine
alte 2lnlieolerin Su @rabe oetraqen,
ndmlih 5rau Sarab 6ernan: tie mar
ieit 1882 bier uno i6r Wann alma ihr
Dor bier Sabren i'm 5ooe boraus. Sie
binterldBi feds &inoer. r.-sSobn Garlten
neblt 6rau, tuelhe cine 3eit lanQ auf
geluh BET 8ermanoten In Soma paren,
tamen 8ienitag poriger Q4ode uieoer
munter bier an; es mar aber aud 3eit,
ionif 1dtte SObn feline 6arm nidt fpies
Der 9efnnoen.- Satob Geini1mi0t, Der
tleine 9Blrt bon Dale, mar lebten ireis
tag auf Der gluttion uno mohte einen
tursen Beiub beim Wlidel.- @eora
@Oelmann ianote leBten 3ienifaq sDei
@arlaOun9en gieb mad Siour @itD.
@eDr9 ging natiirli6 au6 mit.-U2i=
del mar lebten 8ounerItu9 in 6urpn,
no er 6reunO R. Simm traf, mel6tr
bon ieiner &eiie nad 8eutidlano sus
ritftg6rte. 8ie Reiie ID eint i6m uidts
9eI6aoet 81 baben, Oenn er Ia6 Iebr
muuter aus, mas uns Isbr freute.
6dtten mir mebr 3eit ge6abt, 10 6dtten
mir bic 8iidtebr etnas geieiert, aber 10
muBten mir beinndrts 3ie6en, mas
nidt Denig drgerte ben
3eutlden Mlihel.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-14

3apio gitp. SilfsI6eriff GDm
Suitt bat in Chicago Sarrp 5canlan
uno @illiam portall unter Der AntlaQe
oes Uloroes psrbaftet uno lie bierber
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parriib uno s. Senrp. Qlngehellten
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maren uno oab bort bel elmer 9tauferei
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Die beioen @enannien berbaftet, aber
aus Maneel an geueiisn mieoer frsi
gelaIen. sic batien einen nonen
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nidt uno berlieben unmittelbar nad
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murGen aber rad @bicaQo 9etpieien;
bort Iino lie tpieoer perbaitst meroen
auf @runo pOn iu5wiIhen entoedtsm
Beweismateridl gegen oieItlben.