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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-09-13
Mclean Co., Fair, Sept. 1920.

The management of the county
fair have completed arrangements
to entertain the visitors with
amusements Of nearly every kind
that is usually presented at first
class county fair.
A large new exposition building
is now being erected which will af-
ford splendid quarters for all kinds
Of exhibits
Governor John Burke will open,
the fair with patriotic address at
l o'clock Wednesday. Sept. Is.
Music will be furnished by the
Washburn Band and the McClus-
ky Band.
Large Purses have been added
for the races aggregating in all
over Seven hundred dollars. The
famous PAGER Roscoe, Andy Welk
Doc Petit and several other horses
of the fastest horses in North Da-
kota and Minnesota will be here
during the fair,
An interesting program Of races,
ball games, contests. Indian war
dances, Indian pow-wows that will
please everybody, will be carried
out every day.
The exhibits promised will great
ly excel those Of last year.
4 The American Society of Equity
will hold farmers institute on the
fair grounds the first day.
Parties desiring to exhibit any
thing at the fair should fill out the
entry blanks found in the back Of
premium list and mail same to the
secretary Of the fair at Underwood,
N. ID.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-09-13
Wilton News.

Misses Sara Pollock and Char
iotte Macomber leave this evening
Tor Albert Lea, Mimi, where they
Rill attend the Presbyterian col
iege for girls.
Mrs. Childs of Coleharbor died
Wednesday morning at the home
s'of her daughter, Mrs. Dan Prem
tice. The deceased had been all.
ing for some time Of cancer. The
remains we're taken to Coleharbor
Thursday morning.
John Sipes and family are resi-!
dents Of Wilton since last Satur.
DAY and will remain here during
The winter in order that their
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-09-13
Underwood Miner.

A. T. Danielson started home
tor Washburn last Friday in his
automobile shortly before the hea-
w rain which fell on that day.
We have not heard how wet he
;vas when he reached Washburn.
Mrs. Rhorer. Mrs. Haugeberg
md daughter Irene. of Washburn,
are Underwood visitors today.
Saturday and Sunday Postmas-
Ter Beardsley moved the post Office
INTO the new brick building two
blocks west Of the. old site. 1t is
;low installed in a very commodi-
Gus room in the rear of the Beard
sley block.
Underwood can now boast Of one
qfthe finest fitted postofices in the.
county, and situated in one Of the
most substantial buildings,
Chas. Hassler has purchased a
quarter section from Carl Greive,
she price paid being $4,000, 81 600
cash at time of sale.
Rudolph Miller accidentally shot
himself thru the foot last Sunday
evening with a % rifle. The
sound, tho very painful was not
serious.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-09-13
NO FAMINE
ANTICIPATED
SAYS LANE
Railroads Facilities are Much I'm
proved-More Car and More
Motive Power.

There will be no shortage of cars
for hauling coal and grain this
winter.
This was the assurance given
Franklin K. Lane. interstate COM
missioner, who has been in the
twin cities the past two days con-
ferring with the railroad officials
regarding the transportation Of
coal and grain. Commissioner
Lane. who is making an official in
vestigation OF the transportation
facilities of the northwest railroads
will arrive in Fargo this evening
on No l on the N. P. road.
Whether he will stop off here for a
day is not known. He is on his
way west to investigate the condi-
tions on the coast.
At the close Of the conference
with the Great Northern, Northern
Pacific and 500 officials, Commits
sioner Lane issued the following
statement: ..
Cali the roads leading in North
Dakota have investigated and
found that their coal sheds and
the retail dealers coal sheds are
filled approximately to capacity.
All have moved a great amount of
coal this summer, owing to the un-
fortunate experience of last win
ter, than they moved last summer,
or any previous summer the
Great Northern reports. twice as
much, the Northern Pacific so per
cent more, and the 500 that their
inspectors report all sheds filled.
''The roads have granted side
track and coal shed privileges on
their right Of way when demand
ed and this has led to a large in
crease in capacity at local stations.
Approximately there are 2,O00,-
600 more tons of coal at the head
of the lakes than last year and
about three months more open
weather.
Commissioners Lane states that
he has found that the railroads
have carried much more coal this
year than last. They have in
creased their equipment and mo-
tive,power. They have filled their
own coal sheds and the retail deal
ers have bought all the coal they
can store at one time. The rail
roads have profted by the sad ex-
periences of last year, but the per-
sons most directly interested, have
failed to buy their winters supply
which would enable the retailer to
fill his bins again before the car
congestion or bad storms appear.
The commissioner urges the peo-
pie to get busy.-Forum.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-09-13

killed on the reservation said
Mr.. Libby. MANY of the animals
are infected with scabies as we'll as
those that have glanders. This
makes travel off the reservation by
team rather objectional method,
as owners of horses in other parts
Of the country fear infection to
their animals. Forum.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-09-13

his farm work. He arose early
Thursday morning, fed his horses
as usual and went over to his
shack. This was the last time he
was seen alive.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
HALF 4 TOUN BANKRUPT.
Result of Reynolds Bank Failure at
TaIdez, alaska.

Seattle, oct 19.-Cable advices from Valdez Alas
ka, say that. following the failure Of the Reynolds
Bank, complications have thickened that there
is danger OF riot and the destruction Of property.
No money has been received at Valdez 10 pay of
SIX hundred employees OF the Alaska-Nome Rail
road. and they without means TO buy food and
shelter. The affairs OF the Reynolds Alaska De
velopment Company have become so complicated
that Il is feared half the town will have 10 pass
through the hands OF a receiver.
II has developed that Reynolds had branch offices
in New York in nearly all the New England States.
IN Wisconsin Iowa, Nebraska Maryland Georgia
and in Louisiana. The Eastern financial companies
named as depostOrs the Elliott National Bank.
Boston; the Chase National Bank, New York, and
the Girard Trust Company, Philadelphia.
Federal postofice inspectors and representatives
of the Treasury Department at Valdez
awaiting developments following the connection of
Postmaster J. A Boyle with the situation.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
OBITUARY NOTES.

CHARLES BULKLEY. who until 1896 was a dry
goods merchant in Worth street. New York City.
died yesterday after three years Illness from par
aIysis. He born in Wethersfeld April 25
1864. the of stephen and Prudence Warner Bulk
ley and was educated In Brooklyn. He leaves three
sisters and three brothers.
Mrs SERENA l.. SPADER. wealthy widow. OF
Jamaica. Queens Borough, for many years Of
the most active women of her section in promoting
and maintaining work for the public good, died sud-
denly Friday Mrs Spader in her eightieIh
year She the daughter of Hewlett Spader and
Henrietta IL. Griffin. She married Stephen l..
Spader who for some time county clerk Of
Queens. Mrs. Spader leaves four children-Mrs
William L. CogSwell whose husband Tax Com
missioner under Mayor Low; Mrs. William f.
Wyckof, wife OF "A lawyer: Mrs. John L. Wyckofl
wife of the secretary of the Queens County Trust
Company. and John l.. Spader. confidential secrs-
tarY to William a. Warn0ck
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
mo P4NIC- -MITCHELL.
Chicago Banker Advises Business
CurtaiIment, HOrcTer.
Ry TeIegraph to The Trlbune)


Chicago oct. 19.-"It is time to slow down on
business generally" declared John ]. Mitchell presi-
dent of the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank, the
largest Of it's kind IN Chicago, to-day.
Mr. Mitchell says the country is far too rich to
be danger of a panic like those Of former years.
hut he insists business curtailment and reduction
in working forces must come. lie continues:
I've are already feeling reaction in business
end It IS evident the recession Will be carried a
great deal further But see IT coming
down from very lofty heights of prosperity, and
the reaction could continue much further without
creating stagnation in business sufficient to prove
grounds for alarm. Business curtailment must in
cyitably lead reduction in working forces, but
there has been great shortage of labor in this
country for long time and the volume of trade
will have to shrink great deal more than II has
before working people will find themselves per
manently without employment
There is reason for expecting a bankers
panic. Business reaction VIII give them more
money The banks everywhere. and especially here
in Chicago in sound condition We know the
position OF banks IN this city because we are in
touch with them all the time through the Clearing
House examinations made in addition to the
ports to the state auditor and the Controller OF the
Currency.
Money remains high and firm at rates OF 6ia and
7 per cent Commercial banks closely loaned
but most OF the trust companies have available
funds. and there is no pinch in the Western none
tary situation In our own case loans have been
so arranged that have maturites averaging
about s5.0O0O10 a month This in addition to a lib
eraI amount of demand loans at hand all the
while places US in very easy condition.
THE country's fate cannot very well be measured
bv a crash copper stocks. nor do | believe thai
Wall Street operations having wdcspfs ad nfiu-
encc upon business conditions. No doubt We shall
see more failures OF the kind and suspensions of
mercantile character here and there all Of which
are natural enough under the circumstances bur
with the real wealth that has been taken from tho
soil In the United States this year-which is now
ol.AL
Tor believing that going into a period OF
financial p.-nic'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

years ago from Hartford stockholders. Through
the connection OF the Henzes with tho Ftna
company a block Of more than 100000 OF United
Copper stock was purchased A large block Of
Ftna Indemnity stock was found in tho assets OF
the Mercantile National Bank.
Control OF the .Ftna obtained by the Heinzes
in 1905, when T. 5. Pegram, of this city.
summarily deposed secretary and Arthur T.
Heinze was elected president
Judge James Nichols. of this city. said to-day
that when he was in New York last week he
Beekman Hunt, vice-pTesident and general man
ager of the company, who told him that President
Heinze had not been III fhe ofi>a Of the company
for months.
The slump in copper and the troubles of the
Mercantile bank have caused the .ittna stockhold-
10 be apprehensive of coming trouble.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

Washington. oct 19.-W. B. Ridgely. Con-
troIIer OF the Currency. to-day declined the
presidency Of the Mercantile National Bank Of
New York. Mr.. Ridgely announced his action
in the following statement given ont at his office
this afternoon:
After consultation with his friends IN Wash
ingtOn ard the West. Controller RidgelY has
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
| FOOLED THEM ALL

and took my wrinkles out by my own secret
process after massage and beauty doctors had
failed. My face is how as free from wrinkles as
when 1 eighteen For further particulars
address HARRIET META, suite 924. Syracuse.
n. Y. Before I give full information I require
promise Of secrecy for my own protection.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
OBITUARY..
MRS. ARTHUR MACARTHUR.

Troy. y. Y. Oct 19.-AIrs. Arthur Macarthur
wife of Colonel Arthur Macarthur. grand general
issimo of the grand encampment knights TempIars
of the United States. died following an operation
at the Troy Hospital yesterday. Mrs. Macarthur
was well known in social circles and took a deep
interest in philanthropc affairs. The funeral will
take place on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20

decided he does not care TO leave tho Treasury
Department AT Washington at present, and has
therefore declined the offer Of the presidency OF
the Mercantile National Bank OF New York
Mr. Ridgely returned to-day from New York,
where he conferred on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
Makes Wrinkles
Disappear in a Night.

In many instances. No face massage, no steam
Ing no masks or rollers. nothing TO inject. but
narvelously simple process that works sur
prtsing wonders IN EIGHT HOURS BY THE
CLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-20
HEINzES USED AETNA CONTROL

Hartford Conn, oct 10 (SpecIaD. D.-ControI of the
.I.tna Indemnity Company, which is practically a.
Hartford concern. was secured BY the Heinzes two
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Der 8lei b U Z m.

@bica9o, 18. San. gIeftrif9e
Snesnisurs unb 5eusrusrH9srunssIsuts
finb tibsr bas Nuftreten zines tleinsn
Wurmss alarmirt, Der bte BleibtiQen
BON ben slsttrii9sn 2absln abfribt.
Mebrere aabsl iolIen our& bisiss Sn.
ieft t6eilweiie 3erff6rt isin, uuo man
fanb ss nbtbia. bis greirbbrsn nit
eiiernen R6bren 3u umgebeu. Der
Wurm sntfisbt In ben 6ufsnIaesrfsllsn
Der S8la9tbduier. no oerislbs In
Wilionen bon gremplareu auftritt.
Die Gcls.6ubbbbsn bieier 2aserbduier
uurbsn bbllie 3srfrsRsn, 70 baB bic.
ielbsn bur& @emsnt.5ubb6ben srfsbt
tperben mhhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
6let1e etaot1eutgtstte1.

Staatsganf.@ra @ranlnator 0ins
fbatp, usIaer bie Anselegenbstten Der
In S9mulitdten seratbeuen people's
etate Bant tn 6untingburg. Snb.,
3u unteriu9sn bate. bat geRsrn aur
6reube Der gsiammten Bep6lterung bes
freunbIi@ea Stdot&ens i'm gefonberen
unb bon Dubois @ountp i'm AGsemei.
nen ertIdrt. bob bic Dspoftorsn aQer
Babri&sinli9tsit nod au4 ni&t einen
sin3igen Dollar berlieren weroen.
Die gant wirb. ipis isbt allsemtiu
argenommen wirb, In ben nd4fen
8asen piebe- ibrs pforten bifnen.
Gas @erti9t. baB bic patofa Goal &
Cote Co., bsrsn prdRbsnt g. u. WuIf.
mann III, Der Bant $50, 600 f4uIbs,
iul abioIut unbegrhnbet iein. unb ss
beibt, baB Der 8anf. graminator ieoen
Mussnblid bereit isi, bies au beRdtigen.
% m. Seam a n. Mai4iniH. TN
SmpsriaI SotsI, uno @9arIss glan6'
arb, 385 Capital apsnus. mobnbaft.
wurbsn bur9 ben poIi3iifen Siensr
unter Mnilaes bss 2IeinbiebRabIs ber.
baftst. Beioe Fno perod4tig. 6anb'
usrfs3sus fi4 anseeisnet su!babsn.
Sobn6. Roberts, 1920 Of
New YOrf 6trabe, tDuroe bur4 ben
5abrRubI TIM Commercial Club De.
bdube aefsrH Ha&mittag am Ropfs sr'
bsbIi& berlebt. @ie bon 1mRsbenben
unssssb.n wirb. iub Robsris ben Gabr'
Rubli&a9t binab. um 80 ieben. ob
bsrielbs balb nod obsnltomms, als Der.
felbe aud bereits BET tbm anIan9te. gr
uurbs bur9 einsn fur9tbaren Stob
untsrs 8inn radlinss iaur grbe se.
f&lsubsrt. Die ambuIans uurbe sur
Steae gerufen, ba mon aber bon ben
Meraten berIan9te. bob bteieIben warteu
ioutsn, bis ein anberer Ar3t 3ur Stsas
gerufen tperbe, um ben DerIsbteu 81
berbinbsn unb In phses 30 risbmen.
fubr bisislbe obne 4obsrts mteber fort,
ba bie Gei&dfte Der UiIpsniariums.
dr3te berarti9er Ratur fnb, bab NH.
bulan3befbrberunssn obne Wers6.
gsrunsen au srfpIeen habsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Der Tarrinston=W Wesser=Taa.
Sin srobes Sntsreiis uirb bemieIben snts
segensebraht.

Der bierte Gag Der gsrhanblungen
tn Der geeen poIisei&ef Webger erbo'
bsnsn antIass bss tbdtli9sn Ansriffes
auf Sobn s. Darlington, uurbs asifern
abgei8lohen.
Sasislbe SntereHe, tuel&es Der Jall
bon Anbssinn Der @srbanolunsen sr.
rset, tpuros bemisIbsn aud seRern ent.
as9en9ebra&t.
DDS @sri4ts3immsr, iutpis au9 bic
@ausrien tuaren nit 3ui9auern b6llis
bsisbt unb ielbfi borne i'm 3immer
bsim etuble bss @laters NOR aud
ni8t elm Issrer pIab su iebsu.
@sOrss qinnsa, 1874 aappes str..
NOR Der erfs 3suse Der 8ertbeioisung.
gr purbe bon ben StaaisanDdltsu
i3arf in's 2reuSberb6r genommen.
unb er sefanb 3u, In Sltnois bereits
spei 8ermine abssisfen 3u baben.
au6 CAB g}innsu 3u. bab er sin'
applifatiOn FIR sine patrolmanns
feauns stnrei8ts. ias!e aber. bab el
oisielbe ipdter surfdsog.
gr berneints oie 5rage, ob ibm fi'
iein 3sugnib sins Steas on Der poIi
ssifores anaeboten let. poliaifi eeott
uel6er Jarrington ieinerseit bsrbaftets
iasts aus. oab isiner anHdt nod be-
iunge Rann bstrunten getueien. @
ipfa6. pie er iaeis, nit ben Antudlter
Der 8srtbeibigung fber ben 5au. ftellt
absr auf oiesbeshgIi4s 5rage energiid
In Nbrebe, infruirt 3u iein.
=. 3. asaaan aus philadelphia
finftsr 8iesprdfoent Der Wai9iniifen
Union, mar Der nd9fe 3euge. 6
bsfano f9 ,ur 3sit Der aifaire In De
f9dftsfa8sn tn Der Staot. @r be
,eugte. baB Der erbBere She'll be
2sute, ipsI9e In Der Ndbe bes poli
I,iRen Stoii Ranbsn. solbatsn GENE
fen. BisieIbsn iObItsn uno ma4te
gsmsrfunsen. als g6ef Wsbger on
fam. @r fab. wie Wsbser our Stel
fam, inb tpis Der glolisiff unb Starring
ton rangsn uno iagts. bab Der bo
Rsbeer ausgetbeiIte S&Iag auf be
@si&lagenen bon fsinsm tpabrnebm
barren ginHuKs mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

Die SabrssOeriammluns Der aetio'
r1re Der Soms. .gretping COMPANY fano
aslfern Nbsno in Der @ermania Saus
ftait uno srfrsute f4 zines auBer,r.
bsntli9 eutsn gsiu9ss. 0a4osm oie
@eiGdftsberi9ts entaeaengenommen,
tusltts tir ale Sbsil5aber iebr 3ufris'
ssnFenenb parsn f9riit man CUR Si.
rsctorsn.Wahl, psl9s bas folgenoe
Rsiultat srsislie: u. 6aasn. ebarlss
0uergs, @brifian Watsrmann. Better
Grid uno ausuff 9ocf.
Na9osH elm fsiner 2un4 ierbtrt uno
sinesnommsn mar. erf&isn nod osr
2isbsrfrans auf ipesieas gtnlaoung
na9 isinsr probe um allen Anme'
fsaosn ben Abeno au peri4onern
uno man trsnnts fi9 3u borgsi&ritts'
nsr Stunoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Sie 9egislatur.

Die esfriss eibung Der etaatsle'
eislatur fanb ssntieenoArbeit Dor, uno
bprsrff uuroe sine Ttsnge Borlagen
aus osm Wese ssf8afft. weItte benz
6auis untsrbreitet uarsn. aber oeM
Senat our @rlsbisung tibermittelt wur'
ben.
Doobfi fia bra9te etne 8eisBsspurIage
sin fhr Rsgulirung uno 2eitung oes
@punip 9sfdu9nifes tudbrsno Der slb'
tusisnbsit bss Sbsriffs Our& oas 9reis'
gsri6t. galbsl mhnfdt, oab bic
SowniSip' 'fruiisss ein resuldres 6a'
Idr beIieb.n. gonbo utinidt, bob man
cine etaaisbsbbrbs ffr @artsnbau er.
riatet. 9aps miinidt, bob man oas
Sassn In benz @ountp, In weldem man
pubnt, obns 2isens ausftbren earf.
Bou!ss III baftir, bab man ir9eno
einsn Contract, wsl6sr einen 9r6bersn
proasntiab aIs 8 prOs. fur 6ppotbsten'
arlsitsn bOrfsbt. ftr unssisbli9 er'
tlart. gebpmer rsi4te eins 8otIage
asssn Bsrs9nung bon Wtstbe fhr
Sos, Wafers oosr elsetrii8e 2i1tms'
ter Der rsipsctibsn @sieaf6aftsn elm.
WDon mill bic Staot uno Sounibip'
Councils autorifirt ishsn. oab bieiel'
ben bic Observation-Disclosures 3wingsr
t6nnsn @elsiIs'grb6bungen auf ibr'
sigsnen 9oif norsunsbmen.
gins gan,e anaabl minoerwi4tigs'
Bills uuros slei8falls siueersi&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
/ Tram Tramsisfa 5iab. /

S6pu uieoer nurbe cine befannte
beutI6e 6rau our9 ben Bob abberu'
fen. Jrau 5ran3ista Siup, Ruttsr
bon Srau Robert Qsllsr. ift aus benz
2sben esi9isbsn. Nm @eibna4tsta8e
bes Sabres 1886 In Sanobsr asbOrsn.
fam fte i9on als 5.idtriges Ndo9sn
NIT ibren gltern nod amerifa. gtur
psnigs Sabre In Cincinnati tuobnbaft.
Hsoelte bie 5amiIie nod benz 8obe bes
gutsrs untsr 2situns bes isbt beritOr.
benen e&wasers Dilbslm S&Oppsn.
borR nod Snbianapolis tibsr. nO III
isitbsr mobnis. Sbr @atte. Der
man Sillp, sing ibr bor 81 Sabren TN
Soos boraus.
Die Yerhcrbene mar stne Der @riin'
bsrinnsn bss beutf&en Grauen Silfs'
gsrsins, unb Bis su ibrsm por einigsn
Wonatsn, ssiunbbsitsbaIbsr srfolgtsr
%tidtrittss. zines Der eifrisffen UlitgIie'
Der. uno fur msbrsrs Sabre prdFosn'
tin oeheIben.
Sbrs er6bts 6reuoe mar ss. arm
uno gsohrftiss su uuterftibsn. Sb'
Sob uiro bon ben bislsn Bsiannts,
uno 5reunbsn aufs &iefffs bsoausrt
auber ibrr SoAter. Srau 2ellsr. II
b,rsn Wobnuns. 14l0 college aps. +
bsrfarb, trausrn au4 bie beiSel
eObne. SOfspb uno 6srman Siul
nsbF 5amilisn, iOuie au& z gnfsl uni
ein urenfsl on Der Babrs. Die Be
eoiguna iR auf bsIonbersn @unI& be
gsrhorbenen pribatim.
iyreunbs ibnneu beute Na4mitta
,wti&en 4 unb 6 l1hr sinen tbts
! Bid auf bie Berforbens ufrfsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
8ritiih.G
S4reden Der Sungsrsnotb.

S4reden ber 6ungersnptb.
8tctoria, 9. g., 18. Sanuar.
We;!sre gsridts aus ebansbai msIben
fur&tbare @reusI, bur& bie 6uneers.
notb i'm 5nnsrn @bina's ueranIabt.
Gin @orrsiponbsnt bes g9o be Chin.
iaet, baB In suei Difrittsn Stn3otp
unb pai4ow. oie ausgsbunaerten 2eute
ihre 2tnber bsrsebrsn. pfan3en unb
@ras, msl9s bisbsr fur biels Wabrune
ltefsrten. Hnb bsridmunosn. unb iest
finb au9 bie Wur3eln niGi msbr sr.
bdltli9. Die bnrbenben 2eute perbsn
tn ben 6unasrsnotb. Diffrittsn In bic
etdote aurHdgetriebsn, ba man ben.
ielbsn bas Bstreten Der Wsge ni&t ere
laubt. Der @orreipoEosnt fagt, oab
bic Jdle bon 2anibaIismus. un3dblige
fnb. gr untsriu9te pisle Der 6das,
uno fanb Menidenflsii4 gum gerfauf
ausgeboten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

0ratpnti Speate 7"
aeIebe bat Serr gscartefigue, ietnss
3ei6ens 9iirsermeiiter BON Soulon.
srlafen. Sn einsm bieisr Gage erS
fdienen lIfas perbietet er ale Sc
rduihe, bic ben Sang elmer Sheatsrs
ppriteaung gu itDren seeignet iinb.
O.rartise r@erGui4e" inb: 3ii4en'
Oft! Rufs, berausforoernber Be,'
fan, laute 8emertunssn, lalltss Sab
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