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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02

Milwaukee 70 Put rack IN Best -
Condition.


Milwaukee 70 Put rack IN Best ~
Condlfi0nk
The officials 81 the Chfnaso. MiIvau-
kes and ST Paul railroad, who have
just made their first trip over thai
line from Chicago TO the Bftrk Hills
country 20 inspect the condition. u ths
roadbed and arrive nc some ccnoxifeion
as to when through trains could -
established from Chicago. found tn
readbed in poor condition owing 70 the
heavy rains that haFe fallen through
the reservation In me part ten days
and they were unable - make any
definite statement when tbs roa&
would be open to through business.
At the present time the company t.
hauling immense quantities OF graves
from the bed near Oaeoma and gravel.
Ing the roadbed. using forty q fifty
cars per day. This work II accom-
pIishsd nearly 10 Murao. ! distance 81
seventy miies1 from Chamberlain. ror-
lions OF the road bed are sank In the
pended upon ansIl the gravel ID s1b-
stituted.
The company will have 20 ARRANGE
this fall to handle lhe big srsp that Il
being raised ost On che reservation
this season. as the heavy rains during
The season have made ths grain grow
very rapidly ard n very heavy ytsld d
reported all Nione the line. TO hanI
this TO market will require q FOOD
rnadhsd. and the company win ar
range TO put the road hi shs bsst pessi.
bic shape
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
THUG RULE IN CONGO
LEOPOLD AssaILED IN BRITISH
HOUSE or LORDS.
Archbishop Of Canterbury Recalls that
Great Brisain's Determined Stand
is Responsible for Leopold Being
Put In Control.
WAGNER, o. d.

The system OF government In the
Congo independent state is one Of un-
restrained tyranny, enforced by the
sword and bullet by cruelty and by
murder.
These words were spoken by Lord
Monkswell, who raised the Congo
question In the English house Of lords
Monday. The attendance In the house
was small
Continuing, Lord Monkswell said
the Congo government was powerful
engine OF greed which imprudenuy
and inso1ently violated the limitations
and restrictions under which its rights
over this territory had been granted.
The speaker quoted authorities TO sup
port his statements. and added that an
especial responsibility attached to
Great Britain, because except for her
determined action the king of Portu-
gal and not the king Of the Belgians
would at this moment have been the
ruler of the Congo.
The archbishop of Canterbury de-
clared that the Congo was one of the
most disheartening and humiliating
Of contemporary questions. He said
II was q ghastly irony to read today
the words of the address presented to
King Leopold by the city of London
in 1854. consratulating his majesty
upon his quite 'bloodless victory" He
declared the British government
should be reminded OF the sense Of re-
sponsibility Of all Englishmen in this
matter.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
JAPAN GIVES FIRM NO"
Uncie sam Rebuffed In First Dipao-
matte Test OF Exclusion.

GHc1e sam keuuHeu III TtrnL hupsu~
matte Test OF Exclusion.
There has been a diplomatic test
between the United States and Japan
of the question Of japanese exclusion
which Ii the dynamite underlying the
good relations between the two. The
United States proposed that a protocol
to the present treaty should be drawn
In which Japan would give further
countenance 10 the American policy or
excluding Japanese coolies. In return
for this the United States would con-
fer upon japanese in the United States
and upon the better classes hereafter
admitted the right Of naturalization.
which is now withheld. This was not a
suflcient attraction. The japanese
foreign minister refused TO enter into
such protocol. Japan IL firmly re-
solved that when a new treaty Is neEo-
tiated TO succeed that OF 1894 It shall
be rid of the obnoxious provision
which now gives the United States SUI
ficient latitude to exclude Japanese
labor II It 80 desires.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
uarwooD nor orUurr.
Western Miners Leader y Freed ~
Tsoise Jury.

0cNtefn n4ufNN ANsHaEA = -
Tsoise Jury.
William d. Haywood, defendant 10
one Of the most noted trials involving
conspiracy and murder that the coun-
try has even known, walked out o.
jail at Boise. Idaho. Sunday . free
man. acquitted Of the murder Of fef-
mer Gov. Frank stennenbers.
Y The probability OF verdict o. ac-
|auittai in the case OF the secretary
treasurer and acknowledged leader OF
the weEtern Federation OF Minors had
been freely predicted since Saturday.
when Judge Fremont Wood read his
charge. which was regarded as stroug-
lly favorable to the defense In it, inter-
probation OF the laws of conspiracy,
circumstantial evidence ard the COR
Iroboration OF an accomplish who con-
fesses.
n It was also freely predicted that IN
the event OF Haywood's acduittai the
state would abandon tAe prosecution
of his associates. Chas. H. Meyer, the
lrresident OF the federation. and Geo.
A. Pettibone. of Denver. Statements
from counsel ard from Gov. Gooding
issued Sunday dispel this view OF the
IsItuation. Gov. Cooling said:
..The verdict IL great surprise 70
me, and I believe to all citizens Of
Idaho who have heard or read the evil
Idence In the case.
II have done my duty. ] have no
regret as TO any action / have taken.
and my conscience Ii clear. As long
as God gives me strength shall con-
stinue my efforts for government by
law and for organized society
sThe state will continue vigorous
prosecution OF Meyer, Pettibone and
Adams, and Tom Simpkins when APP
pretended. There will be neither hesi-
tation nor retreat"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
ms MIND wnEcKED BY DRINK.
=. n Brooke 70 Asylum ~ His Own
Reuac4f

y. n Brooke 20 Asylum ~ His Own
Requcf.
James r. Brooke was adiudxed In
sAns by the county board nj insanity
ct Brookings recently and committed
to the asyium At YAnktnn. Breoke's
koondition was brought on by excess
sivs use Of intoxicants. He requested
that hose examined. - he Said he was
afrmid he would become worse and In
snre seme OF hts friends or relatives.
His case h q most pathetic one.
FIFTEEN ysars agu he was one OF the
most brilliant young attorneys Of this
part Of the state and seemed TO have
. sdecessfui career before him. but
q craving for liquor has reduced him
TO his present sad condition. His
practice gradually dwfndied away. hts
family iefs him and he was reduced
70 the necessity Of being supported
By hiH widowed mother About two
years age he reformed and gave mp
his old ways He Joined the Episco-
pal church and later became q min
lister OF that denomination He was
given q charge In Arkansas and later
transferred to fsarnesyilie. Minnesota.
While there the old craving came
back TO hun. and he left hIs pastor
ate and weht TO Minneapolis He was
found there by . friend and taken
home.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
JAPAN's NAVAL PLANS.
Not Changed by Developments Of Past
Few Weeks.

Few Weeks.
Gil Bias. of Paris. published Friday
an interview with Vice Admiral Ihuin.
commander of the japanese squadron
now at Brest on the Japanese navy.
As,sei II Japan had not decided. n
view of the recent happenings. to en-
large her program In naval eonstruc-
ton. the vice admiral replied:
we have a naval program for sew
eral years ahead. and we shall execute
1t punctually and righteously. as do
the great nations OF Europe. But this
program has not been enlarged of re-
cent months. and II stands as II did
when originated by the admiralty last
year"
The vice admiral said 1t WAS inexact
to declare the Japanese loan would be
used for increase of naval power. and
explained that this money would be
devoted to The construction of rail-
roads and other communication In
Manchuria.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
GRAFT JURY DIsAGREEs-
No verdict in Case of Louis Glass q
Frisco.

Frisco.
The jury in the case Of Louis Glass.
OF san Francisco, vice president and
general manager of the Pacific States
Telephone and Telegraph company.
accused OF having bribed Charles A.
Boxton. O member OF the board OF
city supervisors, through the agency
Of Theodore A. Halsey, TO withhold q
franchise from rival Incorporation. was
unable to agree on verdict and was
discharged At 4;so o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon. after being out forty-eight
hours.
The jury stood seven for conviction
and i've for acquittal. This was the
result OF the first ballot. and subse-
.quent ballots showed no change In
sentiment
The prosecution announces that II
will proceed with other indictments
against Glass on q similar charge.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02

IL No&s Assistant FrxScrni Afa0rnny fur
soush Dako1A.

80t48nt A448Ay41&&
William q. Porter " sIeax FMIis.
who was recommended e. reaproint-
ment to the position Of ASSISTANT Unit
ed States attorney for south pakot&
by T. y, Wagner OF Alexandria. when
the latter On July assumed the au-
ties Of United States attorney for saatA
Dakota, has bern appointed 10 the
place By the attorney general ef the
United States, who has Jurisdiction
over such appointments. Mr.. Porter
has filled the position IS assistant
United States attorney slnss 1893 with
the exception Ut q few lasnfhs this
year. when pending the appointment
% = United States attorney ~ PrasI-
den Roosevelt M Allied tho vaaanry
under an appointment made BY Judxe
John II. Garland, Of the federal court
He II one " the abiext prosecutors Iii
the west. and haA made remark2his
record for convictions during the Year,
ne has been assistant unfted states
attorney.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
No Native Horn T.a.tor

GarFetson has SIX church dsnomfna-
tons. but has no native born pastor.
The pastors of the Methodist and Con-
gregati0nai churches are both VI Eng
iish birth: Rev. Father Trcxnor. of
the Catholic church, 10 Or Irish birth:
the two Lutheran ministers are Norxe-
sians. and Rev. Mr.. Dyiuin. me sas-
tor Of ths newly organized German
Lutheran church. IL German.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
Pray for Rain: Deluxe Comes.

The pastors In the various churches
Of Joplin. Mo-. by agreement offered
prayers for rain during services sum
day morning 70 dispei the drought
that has been destroying crops for the
last month. Three hours later heavy
downpcur Of rain began and deulge
that section during the afternoon.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
FRANCE EXTENDS COURTESY.
Earnest Hope that Pending Tariff Ne
gotiations VIII BE Successful.

What has been characterized as an
obstacle in the way of continuation of
the negotiations between France and
the United States in regard to the tar
in has been removed, for France has
notified the United States she has ex-
tended from Aug. to Oct. l. the re-
cree providing for the collection of a
minimum duty on coffee brought in
from Porto Rico.
France makes II clear she considers
this extension not a right which the
United States can claim. but purely an
act Of courtesy and good will on her
part and evidence Of her earnest hope
that the pending nesotiations win re-
suit in an agreement.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02

Thomas Black. Of Kenton, o.. law
ger and mayor for two tsrus. gave
himself rp 20 the shefiH Monday ana
asked to be placed behind the bars.
Black acknowledges the forgery of
papers involving $4,000. HIS opera
lions extend. he says. over i period
rs nine years.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
RAID on SOCIALIST PARADE.


q
A socialist parade at Hancock.
Mich. was broken up by policemen
Sunday because many Of the march
ers carried red flags In defiance Of q
recently enacted city ordinance When
the policemen attempted to arrest
those who were carrying the flags the
color bearers resisted and were aided
freely and many fist fights occurred as
q side issue. No one was severely
hurt Thirteen Earchers, Including
one woman. were arrested. Notice was
given by the police that any attempt
20 carry red flags would be stopped. as
II was feared that such demonstration
at this time might cause violence In
connection with the Iron miners
arfke.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
TYrrn.an serlo..slr Iniurnd.

Carl Lucknow. q Chicago and
Northwestern railway fireman. who
Was accidentally struck on the head
Tuesday morning BY slash bar al
Lake Preston. 10 likely 70 recover. al
though yet In prscarious condition.
Mr.. Lucknow Is at his home IN Huron
and has regained consciousness.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
Wexixlinx 81 Br.figs.ssnfer

The mMvAxke 81 Edward W. Rsley
and Hiss Martha Marachnsann oeens-
red nt the Catholic church vi Eriaee-
water. the Rev Father Bunnsnx per
forming the sersfaosy II The presence
~ only Immediate relatives and
friends.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
Forr~s Hanger Esonor.sed.

Forest Ranger Grace has lust been
exonoratsd az ,rharxes ~ Incompetence
made by several residents 81 Ksymtons.
Recently petition was sent 70 WASH
inxton protesting against Gr&cs. and
United states Forest inspector Z y.
Kneipp. after spending the past fsw
days there. has failed % md grounds
for GrAee's removed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
WAS FTEND OF MORGAN?

sirs. Leslie, swindier, Sentenced 20
Prison.
Mrs. Josephine Leslie. of London.
was Friday found guilty on charge
of defrauding members of well known
families by false pretenses and was
sentenced to 1--WE years in penal servi-
tude. II was her custom to represent
herself as friend OF J. Pierpont Nor
gan, and declare he guided her invest
ments. Morgan appeared in court and
testified that he did not know the pris-
oner and had never had any dealings
with her. Mrs. Leslie was formerly
Josephine Eastwick. OF Philadelphia
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
wEsrERS LEAcuE nAsEnAI.l.

Schedule Of Games 20 n Played q
Gioux City u.
rsliowi.l u . scheduis % the west
EN- League games 10 be played &
S.aux city in the Immediate future:
D&s Moines. .....- Aug. .. 10. II. IL
oEebio -~... =. Aug IL. Is. 1s. II
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
Iake - Drcatlnas,alst.

The hastEeshtp Eai!esephsn. another
Of the Dreadnausft Class. Was iasneh-
I'd al Portsmeuth. Egg. saturday ar
ternoon by Princess Henry u Eafisn-
bsrg.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02

Loss Not ~ Crraf NJ FIrsf Reports
Indicated.

After the various storms which have
swept over Dawson c0unty IN the past
ten days thee was some apprehension
felt that the crop situation was bad
on account u the damage done by
wind and hail. Reports that have
come In from the sections that were
hit the hardest show . much better
condition than was supposed TO pre-
vail. Corn. which was believed %
be damaged over 50 per cent. shows
that II was not injured beyond 20
per cent. and the yield will be larger
because Of the heavy rains which pre-
vailed NJ THAI time. Many FIELDS Of
oats that were laid low can be sax-
ed it IL believed 20 great extent and
me damage will be slight In COMPARES
on.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
ticrman Anarcais.s Acaal.tcsl.

The twenty-nine anarchists compos-
Ing the entire national convention Of
the German anarchist societies. who
were placed on trial In Mannheim on
the charge Of holding an illegal open
sir meeting. were acquitted
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
Bursiars N Raid = sfa.e,o CIV.

Many dollars In money. jsweIry,
clothing and other yaiuables were taxi
en- by band OF fss housebreakers
the Miller hotel. the Milwaukee bag
sage room End q grocery store
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
AIabaIna IieI,ts ROADS

A bill to appropriate $4,000 for re-
sistlng the fights male by the railroads
on rat regulation In the state was
passed by the house at Montgomery
Ala. and goes to the governor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
Belgium Bars AbsintI,e.

Saturday was the iast day that alb
ssnthe could be Soid In Belgium. as
the la1 prohibiting It's manufacture
and sale went into effect Sunday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
Giy4 Attempts SUICIDE.

Piaued because refused permission
70 roam the streets Lels Jones. aged
-. Swallowed . third Of an ounce of
carbdElc acid at Dies Moines. and after
working OVER her most ~ the day ply
sictsns alanouncs that her life will
sprobsbly b. saved
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02

Richard ii Haisey. president Of the
Oshkosh, wis. normal school and well
known in educational circles. was ae-
cidsnfaiiy shot and killed 81 GsoEebic
Lake. via. Thursday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02

Ihe melon crop 81 chApeslr cresk.
psnsh of Pierre. 4 reported so hs xef-
eirg aiong fnely. with khs largest acre
- Of melons ever pat n Ia that part
" kks country.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
10 PROSECUTE THE MAGH.Ls.
$1,000 is Raised by Popular subscsip
ton

ton.
The approaching arrival in Clinton.
H.. of Fred II. Magill and bride. Fay
Magill. arristed In California charged
with the murder of Magiii's first wife
has aroused the citizens Of the town to
such an extent that within six hours
$4,000 was raised to aid In their prose-
cution.
The subscribers TO the fund are
pledged to secrecy. because none Of
them cares to incur the enmity OF Ma
gili's relatives, whose business inter-
ests In the community are extensive
and practically control half the real
estate and farm property In the coun-
ty
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
40 DEGREES IN THE SUN.
Terrific Heat Wave Passes Over Small
Section of Texas.

ISffinc meat wave Fassee over small
section of Texas.
The most terrific heat visitation
ever known occurred at McGregor.
Tex, Sunday, continuing about an
hour and twenty minutes The Their
mometer registered 17s degrees IN the
sun and III in shade. An area OF
three miles in length and two miles
wide was affected Scores Of people
were overcome. Horses. cattle. hogs
and poultry dropped dead. one man
losing forty-fivc head Of stock. The
phenomenon has not been explained.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
strike Closes sllk sflrls

Seventeen mills Vt Scranton. Pa. ara
affected. some Of them being closed
down entirely. By the strike Of opera
ives for shorter work day.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
Fur xess 6anifnriurn,..

Backed ~ soma Minnesota capital
Or. II. L Arst. said 20 b one Of the
heading specialists 10 that state. In
planning 70 erect u large sanIfarium il
naptt Ctr.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02

Mondays quotations on the sioux
City i've stock market follow: TOP
ossves. ss.zs. TAP hogs. ss.2o
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-02
THIRTY PERSONS DIE
KILLED ~ WRECK ON pEaE
MARQUETTE RAILWAY.

s...<s<~r 50 Fr~soke rr.l.s Cess
Tsxeskss s@~< saaen, Ns<Ar-.
sevessv Are In5~se1 81 49, -
De = nl.a4<w - re~1usa cr~~.
49,
Thirty people are dead and mere
man SEVENTY inbred. snazy q tisen -
Yiously. = d. rssalf a. h<nd<n1 ~
lision saturday nornins b<lwees -
lam ana Piymsuth 1rieh. ~ ! Pere
MasQnssfs sxrurssm tr.in bound froa
Icnla % DstroIt ernslef in1p -
bound freight n <ut lscnss1 4 !
sharp curvs abopt : ~ - - -
en-.
r. pazssneer frnln - e1pgun en-
anyins ~ Pm n.rqnstas 80 -
pisyss - foaas ~ fbelr fnunlll1.
100 d aft--t ths nfSrhtUn nrrspp
IL Cor fh~ir annual &ncurnisn - -
Aias Il hisA sp~ess said = hnve -
fsfv mt,as - hazr--aown : p1sep
Grads. n struck O. llshtus Ipepur1lve
60 !. 80. - -. =. -. .'s.
$500 - -
- - $500. -, -.
49, ~. - - 80 -. s..z-S
| -~....., 49,. -. s. -. ~s-..ssS !
-ss.- -. - -. ........sss -. = -
-. - r,. 49, -. i. . . ~
-. 49, = 80 49, -, -, b" ~ -.
q - -
| c~seh~s - sh~sssssN-
n4kIna ~ g. ..re.-...11 49,. -
80 ..nrs a -. 8. - tr.fn - r1lns
! Il ! hoaeless srs.t r.ur " n. nnS,
.enr~r $500 $500. 4. - ter11. !
unls 1900 80 800 s..s6 \, r.nv.v
r.. 800 ..,.t ...s,.<..s 81 1nnt. f1,'e
800, -. ..s..s.s.s.,....1 90 e.tv 4.
forv.r,I ,r,,rl ~ ~ r.fis 49,. -
II. - 49, go sr1.a -. $500
next ahead u 49, were tsl~~ruxsll
one IL th~ue -. - nneser. wfere
n,o.t a. In rtrtins wxre rl<1lnx
| The nsxf CO. forward stos,a slseors =
ena AIsef tns Nreek - Ios~sfa 80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-05
IIIerIei.
Der Mbnofot Scot g. sone8 IN

Der Iobofat Scot 9. SoneS bat
Wtrs. Gorab q. @ibIon bon Golum-
Bio, g. g., orf $4,000 S6o6eneriat
berflogt, neil iie i'm 5uerlt als ibren
4nrpolt engogierte unb oann iid iei=
l1er 9ienite begob.
User in GerIegenbeit iein io1te,
mas er idel1fen min, ser penoe iidy
an Sic. Songs. 6ein Store i1t on
gefiiQt nit elmer llnnloiie poilen6er
i9no6tsgefdenfe
Olof Slafion, eitt S5lanoer,
bot cine merfpiir0ige Soee bon ser
6reigiebigfeit Snfel Cams. gr fam
crit fiir3lid bier an, 9itg gum @lerf
oes 8unoes9eri6ts uuo erflarte, arne=
rtfonii6er giir9er meroen gu poqen.
Noboem Ser 8eonte Die notigen
Gintragun9en gelnodt uno Slafion
ner1td1oigt bntte, mas oIleS CUR Or
langung oes omerifanii6en 8iirger=
redts erfor6erIi6 tit. 5eigte iid Der
Ippltfant nit oqem einneritonoen
unb beonipru9te feline Sorm. y@eI=
de 5orm?" frug i'm Ser Glerf. Nun
iteGte es ii6 berous, ooB Dem Monne
auf Dem Sdiffe, tpel6es i'm beriiber-
brodte, geiogt tuoroen lit, ieoer, Der
amerifaniider 8iirger miro, erbaIte
-etne 5arm.
8egen niibIi6er Meibnndts-
@eidlenfe gebe man su Sic. Semss.
Die 8iirgi6oftsIumme fir
9fufus s. Biaiams lit ouf $4,000
feltgeiebt poroen.
Ser Sarrler Otto 9iibner BON
@elcome, Muitin Co.. Ser Dor einigen
8o9en bterber fam, Inn iid ar5tli6er
8ebnnolung gu iibergeber, lit geitor=
ben. @r ftano i'm Sitter BON 50
Sabren uno binterloBt 6rou un0 5
&in0er.
= 9iie. Senee bot es felt pier5ig
Sa6ren berltonoen, fem 2ofoI an-
3iebeno fir Die &dufer BON @eib-
na6ts. @ei6enfen olls5uriiiten uno
Sonta CLAUS bot au6 biefes Sabr
pie0er Bel inn iein Sauptquortier.
Son Der international SEEMS
Company IN Seem gorf erbieIten mir
n@ortenlaube" s. 46.
9iemobernt Gport
81 rtifeL, @eieGidofts- uno l1uter-
baltungsipiele uno nieles Ne1e in
Der Spielnarerlbrande ftnoet man
BEL Sic. Scngg.
= Sn gerbinouno nit elmer 5mei=
ten @nflage ieitens oeS gunoes=8anf
inipeftorS S. sc. 2ogon gegen IS. S.
@oobS, &oiiierer ser @ooos 0atio-
nal &anf, tit oub cine &luge gegen
8. %. 9eatou erboben poroen, Der
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