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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-28
Ration: The Gate City of NeU Mexico
Ration Has:

a p~oruLAT1oN of 5000. )
THREE RAILROADS
FINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
HANDSOME CHURCHES (
WATEHwoRKs
FINE SEWERAGE SYSTEM
/, ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT.
LARGE RAILROAD sHoPs
THREE NArIoNAI. RANKS.
TELEPHONE SERVICE.
TWO NEWSPAPERS
FIRE DEPARTMENT
/, TERRITORIAL MINERS HOS
/, PtrAL-
} OPERA HOUSE
COMMERCIAL CLuB
lee PLANT
COLD STORAGE PLANT
a GLORIOUS CLIMATE
} eeNrER or GREATEST FIELD
Z OF CDKEING AND DOMES-
) TIC COAL. ~ THE UNITED
} STATES
) AND MANY OTHER ADVANTAGES
THAT WILL INTEREST CAPITAL
lists AND HOMEsEERERs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-28

tional. The leading bank Of the city
is the First National. which transacts
the largest business of any bank in
northern New Mexico. The First Ma
tional bank is progressive in its man
agement and offers superior facilities
for the transaction Of the banking
business in all of its branches. It's
president is John Jelfs, a leading citi-
zen and pioneer. Its popular cashier
is &. n. blackwell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-28
Ration Industries

II is from the coal mining industry
and from the large machine and re-
pair shops OF the Santa Re railroad
that Ration draws its main support.
II is in addition a distributing center
for general merchandise, mining sup
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-28
Some of the Men and Business Houses
Behind the UpbuiIding of Ration


ed every facility. II makes a special
" OF handling collections and Invites
rorregpOndence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-28

Continued on Next page.)
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
CARDINALS HELP
PRIESTS HARD HIT
Those in Rome Give Up
Half of Their Incomes
by Request.

PARIS. Jan l2.-Now that there r.
no longer any doubt that the sepaFa-
tiOn OF church and state has come 70
stay ia France. the majority or the
French clergy are beginning TO feel
very bitter against tlle Pope, or rather
the cardinals al Rome. who are respon-
SHE Tor the crisis.
From Rome comes The news that
large donations from Catholics in ali
countries are arriving a. the Vatican
10 be used in assisting the suffering
French clergy. Il IS also rumored that
the Pope has asked ali cardinals resid-
ing "a Rome 10 give Up half their in
come for tine benefit % the French
priests and that they have all asseated
willingly.
A flying machine which uses as its
flying power tie attraction Of the earth.
has just been invented by a Frenehman
named B0benreth. a native OF R0u-
baix. Tn machine consists OF a main
platform. EurmOurted by q balloon filled
With gas. u has taken N. BObenri-th
ten years 10 perfect his Invention.
which lac hopes the French government
viii buy.
The Duch,sse nc UzeS one OF thc
most charitable women in Paris. isas
JUST been elected president Of the so
oiety FOR Women Painters and sculp-
tors. Three years ago she was presl-
dent Of the same society. but resigned
owing &C. her being prosecuted by the
magistrates OF N. Comics for having
committed the crime OF giving shelter
90 three expelled nuns
IT has been discovered that radiur.
has q similar iDnueuFa IN fbe F,ttura d
body tp that OF many mineral baths
The conclusion has been come 10 by .
DT. LOeWcnthal.
Partisan HlaysOaIs have been startled
by The announcement that Sarah Bern
hardt Is shortly 90 play the part OF
Mephist0phelcs in a new Vers ~ oil
'fausf.' which De- being prepared by
Henri Eataill-.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE CHIEF CITIES OF EUROPE
MINISTER
TURNS INTO SPY
Finds Out How SubOrdin-
ates Garry on Their
Bureaus.

PARIS Jan. l2-surprise visits 10
government departments are character
lstic of the new democratic Freuch
ministry Premier Clemeuceau started
The idea when minister of the interior.
and IL has now been taken up by 81. Che
ron, the under secretary for war, and
n. Miles Lseroix. the colonial minis
ter
The latter recently went 90 the per-
mnent colonial exhibition al the Palais
Royal. where the curatOrs duties in
clude the collection and distribution Of
Information regarding French trade with
the colonies He wished 10 investigate
The alleged inemcieucy Of this estab-
lis nment
The minister. who Is not personally
known 10 the exhibition star. presented
himself as a textile manufacturer seek
ing 10 extend his business with the col
onies lie was received by a minor
official with some hauteur and lot OF
red tape.
NJ. Lacr0iX EeXt encountered a high
functionary. who told him 10 leave ms
name and address and cali again. lie
and his colleagues viii probably De re-
placed by a more business-Iike staff
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
Threaten to BeSiege House
of Commons Until
Granted.
Would StarVe the Members,
They Say, Into Sub
mission.
Given Until February Il to
Give the Necessary
Pledge.

LONDON. Jan. 12-The most awful
things are going TO happen the British
government unless its mends its ways
and grants the right of suffrage 20 the
long suffering. but how loudly clamor-
ing sunragettes. Al mass meeting OF
women at Stockport the ether day, Mrs.
Golden Sanderson, daughter Of Richard
Golden. said that the suf1ragette move
ment was. like thar of her late father,
an Independent movement
IT the government did not give a
necessary pledge on or before February
a. women by the scores of thousands
she said would besiege the house OF
commons, and. if necessary. sJarve the
members into submission.
one shudders 10 think of this. Miss
Adele PankhuTsI said he male voters
were like II 600 900 czsrs, There was no
fear of the "Gilded Chamber" being
abolished by The present Government
as taere were 100 many who hoped 10
arrive there, George HN the husband
on, has received letter from his wife,
in which she says:
1t is hard TO he in here hut when
people are in real earnest they should
have the courage Of their opinions /
am thinking OF the dear children. but il
what We DO will serve 10 improve the
conditions which Will govern their lives.
then We must not be wanting in the
courage necessary 10 obtain it ana carry
lt through. What we ask Tor Is the
awakening OF the c0nsCiences OF
women.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
NUMBERED TITLES
ODD PROPOSAL
French Mobiles Have a
Scheme for EVading
Taxes.

PARIS. Jan. 12.-Republicau France
having decided 10 tax titles of nobility.
an odd proposal to evade the impost is
made by the aristocratie newspaper lie
Gaui0is. People with handles 10 their
names" suggests the journal. might
take numbers and discard their high
sounding paronymics.
Thus the Due "A would become No.
1854 cor any set of nguFes). the Marquis
de b.. the Fic0mJe de c., the Count de
g.. would assume prOsaic numbers AT
receptions in the aristOcraJic Faub0urg.
the servants announcing the guests
would have 10 call out a string OF num-
bers. and society columns in the papers
would be sprinkled with sets of numer-
ais instead Of the picturesque and must
cal names of the French nobility.
Titled people ina France. including the
many American women who carry
French titles, are laughing over the
quaint idea of numbering the aristocracy
like conyicts.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
'COMMUTES" SENTENCE
FROM PRISON TO DEATH

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. lZ-The sum
mary oourt-marJials instituted in Russia
for revolutionary crimes are rivailiug
the tribunals of DautOn and Robespierre
In their record Of blood
Every month AN appalling and iucreas-
ing number OF executions are carried
out at the order of these courts. Ia tile
inst month The number of victims was
lbL the next month 2l., and iu the third
month 300
The sentences are generally carried ont
within a few hours. and no appeal
against the sentence is allowed
in one case General Eerschelmaun.
governor OF Moscow, had the sentence
on four men altered "a day after the trial
from hard labor Tor life in the convict
mines 10 death sentences, which were
carried out the same night.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
PARIS NEW ART FAD
IS SGULPTURED COAL

PARIS, Jan. 1@-Faris has a new art
fad IL IL for seulptured coal An
thracite is the coal used, and it is fash
toned into all sorts OF objects. sro.n
clock supports To ornaments represent
ing horses. OF boats. etc. The creator
of this new art is Joseph SeTs He
works with a ch.ssi and mallet. exact
IS as would be done i'm cutting marhel
me separate pieces OF the anthracite
hibeiots are fastened together with
screws and nails also fashioned with
coal, and the whole is subjected 10 "a
special process which makes 10 firepro0f
and almost unbreakable
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
SWITZERLAND TO BUILD
NEW ALPINE SCENERY

GENEVA, Jan. Fan artificial Al
pine resort. made by landscape garden
Ing on huge scale. is the latest project
Of Swiss enterprise
a company with a large capital has
been created to transform a valley near
Zweisimmen into an extensiv lake. L.
construct an island in the middle. and
10 help nature in making a picturesque
panorama of Alpine scenery around IL.
A subway viii be made between the
shore ana the island. on which d big
hotel will be built ana steamer VIII
make trips around the lake.
In winter. the level Of the water viii
be lowered. so that il may be com
pletely frozen over for winter sports.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
KING EDWARD STUNNED
BY BIG HOTEL BILLS

LONDON. Jan. I2--ExorB.-ant note,
bills have caused Kins Edward 40 de-
eide 10 avoid hotels ou E.s next visit 10
The Riviera. His majesty win stay next
year al Sir Ernest CasseIS villa. Belle
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
Stin He Is wrong.

"a do not think" be said, 1--WE appre-
ciate the facts Of the case. Here is a
man and leader of mea who has been
an atheist and mas been forced by the
facts of life into profound belief in
God lie has broken away from the
neo- Darwinlan materialism, ana Is
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
Lauds Frances Willard.

He then spoke about the familiarity
OF speech as being no proof of want OF
reverence. hut rather on the contrary.
he said. il showed that the belief in God
was a true one. Miss Frances Willard
was the most religious woman 1 have
ever known he declared, land yet she
spoke of her Heavenly Father with
what some would cali an intimacy which
might he considered reprehensible" He
then went on to state his faith. which
could not be considered by any means
orthodox. and he shocked his hearers
by some of the expressions that h. used
with regard to what he called THE
Drama of the New Testament"
/ could not help feeling that the man
who spoke was one who had throughout
his life been successful. that sorrow
and sin had not lain across his path bet
rather that he had turned away from
the suffering OF life as uncomfortable. and
therefore needed no great solution as e"
the mystery of pain.
~ the end of TIL. meeting question :
were asked. out think every body
present felt as though their most sacred
feelings had ia measure been outraged
The lecture has given rise 10 "A great
deal Of discussion. The bishop of Lon
don demonstrated with the Rev. Stewart
Headlam. the warden of the guild, who
took the chair, ana in consequence Of
the discussion 10 which AR Shaw 3
views had given rise, Mr. Headlam
called meeting OF the guild last week
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
CARDINALS HELP CLERGY.

ROME Jan. l2-It is reported that lie
cardinals resident ia Rome have been
requested by the Pope 60 give up halt
their incomes Tor the benefit OF the
clergy OF France. All that they have
all assented willingly, A portion Of the
aims received al the Vatican is also be-
ing set aside FOR the French priests.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13

foutalne. which stands in a beautiful
park near BiarIitz. instead OF AZ the
Hotel On Paris, where be- formerly had
suite Of aI--rtmeuts-
Although lie Is H0t easily frightened by
.es innate demands Tor mouey. the King
has been Disguised with the inflated
bills presented by hotel proprietors Oh
the Continent. and viii submit 10 their
Iapacity no longer
The Washington times., 1907-01-13
WIRELESS FOR A CATHEDRAL.

PARIS. Jan. Eft is proposed 10 con-
vert the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
on Montmartre into a wireless tele-
graphy station for military use. The
vaults OF the church We're always re-
ported To be stored with ammunition as
q precautionary measure in case OF a
1udden invasion.
The Washington times., 1907-01-13

LONDON. Jan. l2.-Some weeks ago i
was attracted 10 a meeting Of a society
called the Guild OF ST Matthew. which
is essentially sOCialisuc in lis politics
and catholic In its religion, by the fact
that Mr.. Bernard Shaw was TO lecture
on what he called Some Necessary Re
pairs TO Religion
That the lecture has given rise 10 50
much controversy ] am not surprised.
Mr. Bernard Shaw's methods in dealing
with a question OF this kind are as start
ling as some OF his literary work At
the outset. however, he proceeded 10 in
form his hearers that he had come TO
believe IN a God if they choose so 10
call a Supreme VIII. which directed the
affairs of the universe. Mr.. Shaw, how
ever. could not even put so natural
statement into ordinary language and
at the very commencement he shocked
his hearers by the familiarity with
which he spoke of the DieJy. 10 whom
he had now given his adherence
Some things he said were true enough
For instance, he alleged that the
thought about God was curiously inter
woven with the medieval representation
OF the old man with white beard. and
that SO long as We placed upon that
great universal power limitations which
il was difficult To overcome
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

Bir mDIen unIeren HeIern Elm
.orudlit psrFhern baB Bpihee's.
German Serup bsutsutape pDfttu
has eiusiee @rdpurat i'm Mnrtte III
pelnes ShminbIutt ltnbert unb.
heilt. gs ertbnlt bic Gieenmittel,
ala reiuen Sheer. ansSug pm 8flnns
senhars uIru., melhe niS Seilmittei
fir Sufen uno Shninbiuht BON ben
meoesiniIhen @DugrsHen 10 bod ee'
Ih6tt fno. Der ShninoIidtiee,
einerlet Oh bic ssrnntbeit I'M Salls
ober 2uuee, mus OeS Matts Rube
babe uno Oes Rpraens frei iein bon
Qnfaas BON trudenen unb iOltern0en
Suiten. Die ertrantten Gbeile per.
lanaen nnt &ube, b%eilenoer unb
hnbenber BebanDlune, unb Der 8n'
ttent beonrf berfriihen SUIT, anter
Inhrune ireien ausmurfs Des Mturs
aens, nit lHneIier unD bauernber
a~tnDerune. aieine Sldihhen 81
As Gents eepbnnlthe @rDse nabesu
y Wnl 10 ptel eutbnltenO Is Gents,
SIN allen IpDtheten su hnben.
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@emeinnabiees
etpas BON gldtttn.

Sober Sdusfrau, bic i'm geIib BON
afpei pIGttetIen 1T, mG9te i6 rdtben,
lid i'm gIeid3eitigen @e6rau9 bsibsr
81 iiben; cine 6ertigfsit, bic mir felt
langen Sabren sur @eipohn6eit ssipors
ben 1T. Sinh bic 8Ol3en ni9t iibtrmGs
Big beib, Dber bat man tleine, miibIds
me Wdi9eftiids, 10 tpehfelt man; i'm
srifsren T1lIe ourtbiBt lid in Der
Rubepdnis bas @ilen bon neuem. Bel
Der meiiten RollndI9e iebod, bic nods
eepIGttet ipirb, Bel Qeibs IL. SiI9pGs
I@e, Eel S9drSsn, RDden, @ommers
dnaiigen fir anoben uno MGo9en,
enbli9 Dor alien BEL Gardiner, Rous
leaur, 8oIlenId6en, bic sstrennt iinb
uno aIfp sldtt aufgelegt perbeR iSnnen,
rirb man Isi6t lernsn, nit bsiben
9Gnbsn 3ugIei9 bic beiBen giisn Su
fiibren. Mldn erIpart bamit fat bic bal.
&c 3eif; bic arbstt elmer 3~tpeiten Der.
ion tsut man bur9 Mufpsnoung bon
ettpas mebr Rraft unb I6tIdmIsil
nit. auBsrbem beborf bic Jsuerune
gar niGt mebr, cher fpsniger SeiSma.
teridls, benr nit Stbei 8oIaer PLATED
man, bu tleine 9%ubepauisR fir ben eli
nen. pG6renb o%IGttenSsr, DrbnsnSel
glrbcit Der lintenSdnb bod eintretsn
notiirli9 lGnssr als nit einer1; Il
ipirb dIlo ni1t cine 10 intenIipe 6ibl
erforbert, bu bic 8olSen lGnser I'M 6eu,
.r lissen. 0iefes frlbt brau6t mad
G%rfabruns bei einem euten &oif fiji
Spsi 8ol5en ni6t bel ItGrssr gu IetT
als fir einen; entTnieoen gar mid
TiGrter, lpenn man ni9t bureaus mi
Sipsi plGtteiIen bdntirsn mill, ionbsrl
iid begniiat uno barnu9 ri9tst, bal
elm 3~tpsiter 8olsen etfpa elm uns an
bere NAL eliihenb ipiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

5lpar BEN Sans RuonpoYDen !. vi MI
@riIlidnten Der pripilegisrttn ytafs
renItaDl 5tpda9 (Sab. SsstFsts).
Der Srben iourbe nor bret Sebrsn our
@elObruna bstborrogsnoer 8er6isnits
Inn BE Gtuda4er TaIinaht 9sttttst-
Die beribmtru Rorrenpripilsglsn srs
bielt Stodad i'm IA. SabrbuMbert blrd
Ben 6ofnarren s. ans2uoRp( etnen
asbiirtiaen Gtoddnsr) bon osllen
BERN Grsbstspg gllbrsdt bon 9siters
reid, qan6eraf bon NeIlentrrg. 9ans'
iotob bat in isinem lsBten Bud 2 n,
nfaeI aqe bic @toda9tr 6ditnddt
unb Rarr.npribilegicn ausfiibrIi9 be-
Imrieben. ST belt ftd ndmll9 otff 1ets
ler Ha9rt ndh 8apern unierTegs IN
Gfoda9 auF. 9stanrtli9 bat er Dor
eintasn Sabrsn 6as i0m pom Grobbers
sou Trtebrih BON @absrn oerlteb.ns
RittsrIreu3 1. ST. Ses 3dIrirger aos
f~uenorbens nit Der 9egriinOung abgss
Iebnt uu6 suriidesT1idt, bic Gnnabms
zines Srbens niosriprete ftinem bee
molrotiiden gsfiibl. Die Go9e erregte
bamdls 4lfisGsn. 9ieIer gt5lebnungss
arunb tommt 6et benz Stodc6er Srben
In @egFall. Der Srbsu 1T rs6t4 unb
behebt in einsm Stern, Der In Der Wlitte
bds Rslisfbilo SdHs auOurs anfpsiit.
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WALL.
COAX W00DSALO0Ns
%aeaenaber 0sr 0labIe.
bsrmdnu, =: mo.

lies 1T Der eIe8oniete 9eIopn in Ser.
mann tnib iinoet man bort audi bic beIien
Beirdnfe unb 6igarren,
AeIcnoers quite ggbiStuS, Mleiniaer
gl9eni III 6ermann fir ben beriibmteH umb
edltcn Bourbon uno gipe MbistD ben Ser,
mann Diitiling 50, preic oericlbe pie in
d er Dijilern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

Gtne Der ni9tfgHsn aons
greBpOrlagen Der gan5sn SeTIiOn 1T i'm
@unbssIendt anasnommen tDOrben. Der
8unbssrsaierung pirb Sdbur9 bus
Redt perIieben, in Standardization an
bas Sberbunbesseri1t ou arpelltren.
Bon mas fir elmer sroben @i9tigteit
bisls gripeiterrne Der gunbesregisrlug
III, ipirb Ii9 Ssber Idsen iOrnen, Der
iid nod bes 8srlaufss BEG groaeBbers
fGbrsus aesen ben Slsii6truft t%rinnsrt.
8etanntli9 triging Der Sleii9truit
troy bes ftdrten b~orlie9enosn @epeiss
materials Der Strafs Sur9 cine serabe'
Su unelaubli6e GntIdeibune eires
Gbitdgoer 8fGtsrs. SGtts Samols Der
8unbesresieruns bds Re6t gu appsl'
Iiersn SuseItanbsn, 70 piirbs unSpeifel'
bdft bic gntf6eibuna bes S~berbunoess
ssridts sesen ben GleiI6truf ses.beu
tpprben fein.
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febte Rofnuns p~eridlwun0en.

Gtbte RcfnunS perihwunoen.
Gls beruOrrngenoe Aerste ineten
bn6 U. Dt. S%mitbhnrt, bon Betln,
So, nuheilbare Shwinbiuht babe,
NOR beiirn ieste Spffruna bahtn.
ober Oh. Rings Rem 9iscDutru fur
ghptnDiutt, 0pitsn unb 9ridltun,
.oen retteten ihm pom @rabe. Or
.Iaet: .Eigis Alsbi5ln BAT mid ariino.
lid furirt unO meiI 2eben eerettet.
Seitbem babe i'd Ie 10 Sabre lang
aebrauht, unb ernGte DieieIbe ale
eine wunOerbnres Dnlss uno 2uuaens
oeilmittel.A Strene miienIhnFts
Iihes 6iitmitteI Iir Sufen, tpebeu
Gals DDer Grldltuneen, nnb Fferes
gprbeuaunesmittel SeaenRnenmonin.
@drnniirte Glniheu 81 80 Gents unn
500 in @nIter Hrps. MpDthele
grpbe SInihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12

str @arnifon Nicola be 5snores boIIs
brufi Haben, tbeiIt bet .2iheralT IN
mia6riD NIT. S1r @aftmeiIlsr hattie
bic gan5e 6aut zines 4rnes perloren,
neil cine GntainbitHg bon lsinsm iran
len pfsrbe iid auf i'm iibertrdgen
batts. GofOtt msfcetsu fi3 6 GOloattn
beim Rssimsntsdrat nm BON ibrer
9aut Sur Seilung beg unslidIineu
@orgsIebttn a%b3utrsten. Der lr3t
nabm BON isbem Der Golonien cine
Sdutfldde 4 mai 10 3entimster unb
psrbro6ts Iit rlF ben urn oss Da6ts
meiiters. Der baburd sebsi!t toerOen
tpnnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-04-12
Aatrlfi pom Gagt.

SIN Saruar9eft Der BON Rem be-
Iannten 6priGer unb G4iiftf.ller
6. 3. aummis berausaessbsneH
3sitI6rift Out mel bsipri9t aIs
frtb Sattpt Ri9ar6fpn In
Rortb gutimd, Wnfb., bic Grags
fparum Batter 9e Smet ME o1autam.
bic Snbidner Ses SiibpeItsns unlerss
3auSss duf5uiu6eu. Sn Der ginleits
mig bes untsr Der lleberIdrift: 5rom
5iftb gears aso per6ffeniliften 4rs
tissls dabert Der @erfaiisr bi. anii4t:
His failure to reach these tribes,
the abrupt oyerturning Of his care
fully prepared plans to that end,
mark a crisis, and, if I have read
his letters Alright, the personal
tragedy, in the life Of a singularly
attractive character, now lying half
a century back in our history"
llnb nun fOIssn @orts, bic uns bic
Grdes dufSrGngtsR, ob pobl Elm dtds
tboIiIher 9aitfaer fid g~etruuen mO1r
IL, bic msnimlid bobsn gi@uiHdften
zines SsIuitsn in 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dn5usrtsunen, ME Ri1arbIon rds De
Smet s,gsniiber tbut, tDenn er bon ibm
bebauptet:
IA Jesuit, an American citizen
and a man; one whose personality
made him instantly loved by high
and low, wherever he went;
whom Abraham Lincoln saw at to
consult as an authority; whom his
Pope Gregory rose from his
throne to embrace; by whose
blanketbed, in the slumber OF ex-
haustion and age, Sitting Bull and
Black Moon watched in person in
the bloody days Of 1913; an angus,
character in our national history, (
as a Protestant ~biographer hal
finely called him, and with 1t al
a gentle Catholic priest from frs
TO LAST
R5nHte ein DeutImer fih Su be
@oturtbsilsloligtsit aufI6rinsen, Ri
IN bisisn Morten gum Mushrut &c
lanai tIt2 Mir be3tpeiFeln es Sebr. Den
aud heufe nod lit ss lsibsr Dubr ma
9arthoIo Miebubr pDr etipa neunSi
Sabrea Ihriss: Der Deuts9e III DO
Motur, ftitDem ser i.inen einfdhe
crcBsn Gbdrdtter nsrloreu afterrebi
rtIm unp perunglimpfenb, unb MIDI
tpeniger ais billig unD liebsnb. :
Mcrie, bic mir uns ur5ufiibrsn bic
Ieiht IGeuen miirben, penn Tie MD
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