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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
SUMMARY Of
THE WEATHER
Weather Bureau Issues Sum-
mary of Conditions of
Last Month.

According to the monthly meteorO-
logical summary for the month OF May
as issued from the local weather bu-
reau, there have been interesting con-
ditions existing in Pensacola's particu-
lar brand of weather. The highest de-
gree of temperature reached during
the entire month was ON the 2Sth inst,
being SO degrees The lowest occur
red on the LIST, aid was AS degrees.
The greatst daily range was p. on
the tenth, the least daily range OF
the 14th, being Z. The mean TEMPER
AZURE of the month for % years is
a degrees; the absolute maximum
for 90 years "A, the average daily OK
cess or deficiency as compared with
the mean temperature of % Years
being 2
The accumulated excess o. rainfall
since January LIST is 50 inches, and
the average daily excess - The to-
tai precipitation for the month was
2.42 inches, the greatest precipitation
in "a hours being 1.29 inches on the
9TH and 9th. The average for the
month for % years is 295, the defic-
lency as compared with the average
of % years bling 50. The accumulatd
deficiency since January 1st is 252.
The prevailing direction of the wind
throughout the month has been south
west, the total movement bling 7429
miles. The average hourly velocity
has been 80 miles. the maximum We
locity flor five minutes) being 80
miles per hour coming from the
southeast on the 9Th inst. The num-
Der of clear days was 10, there hav-
ing been Is partly cloudy days and
three on which OF inches of more Of
precipitation occurred. ThunderstOrms
took place on the 5th, 9th, 18th, 26th
Goth, and 31st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
Man Convicted of Shooting
Sergeant Calling to Go
to Atlanta Prison.
WAS SENTENCED BY JUDGE w,
3. SHEPPARD IN UNITED
STATES COURT YESTERDAY
SERVE THIRTEEN MONTHS
EACH AT SAME PLACE.
EACH AT SAME PLACE.

James Hart. colOred, convicted in
the United States court last week
of killing Sergeant Oscar Calling at
Fort Barrancas in January by shoot
ing him through the heart, was yes
terday sentenced by Judge Sheppard
to serve eight years in the federal
prison at Atlanta.
Hart was convicted of manslaugh-
ter by the jury after the latter had
considered the case for more than
twelve hours.
Joe NJ. Garner. who was convicted
of obtaining possession of a registered
package from the Caryville postoffice
by forging an order, was sentenced
to serve 13 months at Atlanta and
the same sentence was passed UDOn
Isaac Henderson for Illicit diStilling.
The latter defendant stated in court
that he preferred TO serve his time
in Atlanta to spending it in any Jail
in Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
% MEN HAD A
NARROW ESCAPE
Boat Containing Artillery
men From BarrancaS
Capsized in Bay.

Eleven members of the Fifteenth
company of coast artillery had a mar
row escape from drowning late Mon
day afternoon, when, crowded into a
small sail boat, the entire party was
making the trip from Pensacola to
Fort Pickens. In some manner the
boat suddenly capsfzed, and the men
found themselves in the water, hang
ing to the edges of the craft.
Fortunately every one was able to
keep afioat, although it was nine
o'clock in the evening before the ship
wrecked party was picked up by the
crew from the life saving station. The
cries for help could be plainly heard
from the Warrington beach. and the
alarm was given at Rarrancas and the
life saving station in this manner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04

state, then admonishing their souls
TO get together he calmly drew PTS
tOl, killed the woman and shot him.
self. There's a true affinity, one that
could make all soul lovers sit up and
take notice, but I've been wondering
if it wasn't just possible that her soul,
getting a head start, didn't leave him
in the muck and meet up with some
more handsome soul some place in the
ethereal ozone. You never can tell
about a woman you knOw-unless
she's homely."
Well" complained the Pessimist,
now you got your new hotel, / guess
you'll want another railroad, like as if
there wasn't enough calves and pigs
and chickens killed by the darned
trains already"
Rathbope Lodge No. 80, K. Of P,
will elect officers tonight for the en-
suing term. A full attendance Of the
membership is desired.
Tomorrow is the day on which the
Weekly Journal makes it appearance
Advertising copy must be sent in
early. Next to the Daily Journal, the
Weekly journal is the best advertis-
LhcuIuIu III dll o. west
and South Alabama, barring none, and
the rates are exceedingly low.
The Pensacola Poet leaned back
from his coffee. I've a new poem"
he said, pleasantly. TN read it to
you. 1t is entitled Pensacola Pros
perity":
I'VE will have fine hotel
With plenty things to eat,
All the good things to sell
With a room to sleep.
Murray, hurrah, hoo-for Hewey,
The manager he'll be.
Let's don't treat him scurvy
In this city by the sea-.
81 hated to use such an undignified
word as scurvy," he apologiZed, but
nothing else would rhyme"
'SThe town will wax fat
On tourist trade now,
So take off your hat
And to Hervey bow
'NOf course" went on the Pensa-
cola Poet. as he tied the manuscript
with a blue baby ribbon, "the meter
isn't good, its got too few regular
feet to run smoothly, but the spirits
there alright
Rev. ]. S. STbley, of the First Pres
byterian church, announces that
ings on Wednesday nights, and that
on Sundays the evening service will
occur at $50 p. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
saved her life. Read her letter.
Mrs. T. c. Willadsen, of Manning,
Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
So 1 can truly say that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saved my
life, and 1 cannot express my gratitude
to you in words. For years 1 suffered
with the worst forms of female COM
plants, continually doctoring and
spending lots of money for medicine
without help. 1 wrote you for advice,
followed it as directed, and took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
It has restored me to perfect health.
Had it not been for you L should have
been in my grave to-day. 1 wish every
suffering woman would try it,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
NEW ASST. ?. NJ,
TAKES CHARGE
F. w. Hayes Relieves w. A.
Tippin as Assistant
Postmaster.

Francis w. Hayes, recently appoint
ed by Postmaster Robinson to be as
sistant postmaster, is now in charge
of the local Office. relieving w. A. Tip
pin, who served satisfactory and eff
cienty for many years
Since his appointment Mr.. Hayes
has been in the Office learning the
duties In which he was instructed by
the retiring assistant, and is now IA
mlllar with everything relating to the
business of the office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
TerSely Told

TWenty-eight defendants were dock
eted 1or trial in the recorders court
yesterday morning. OF this number
nine defendants were discharged, two
cases continued, one turned over to
the county authorities and fines
amounting to $67 imposed.
Temperature is a funny thing"
said the Statistical Person yesterday.
as he read the report of the weather
bureau. Now, for instance, you'H
notice that a year ago today the
maximum was 81, and the minimum
", or exactly the average 1Or %
years, which Is as far back as the
records in the local ONCE go. Today
the temperature increased 1 degree,
being 70 at 8 o'clock this morning and
So at 11:50. The same day last year
the temperature was much lower, the
figures being rs maximum and 81
minimum"
Did you see the parade of children
of the convent school yesterday about
$50 o'clock on Palafox street? If you
didn't you missed one of the prettiest
feature of the days stroll. Children
are always pretty, but they are ex-
ceptionally pretty and attractive when
dressed in their best and their faces
are lighted with the joy of childish
triumph and pride in some accom-
plishment. The girls were all dressed
in pretty white dresses, save two who
wore some sort of a pale blue that
in the long line of white added the
soft touch of color necessary. although
the streamers of yellow-the school
colors-were flying proudly from every
child's breast The boys were not 80
many as the girls and completed the
parade as rear body guard. One boy
carried a placard reading Young San
dow to which he eagerly called at
tention to the passersby ON 80 ~+reet.
Another lad was entrusted with a
sword. so long that he nearly. STUN
ibled over it. The boys were as good
to look up on as the girls. albeit 1t
seemed that some OF them felt un-
comfortable IN their Sunday clothes,
but they couldn't be real boys if
they didn't.
"Afinities.'' commented the sage.
wisely. "are bad things to get mixed
mp with. Soul love, platonic friend
ship. good chums and all that sort
or thing is alright-but not whe2
the party of the first part, or the party
OF the second part, or both narties
happen to be married. She un1er-
stands. she feels, she knows. she is in
harmony, she is the essential note of
the chord that makes the music of my
SOUL is good stuff, but not if she's
married now or he spells trouble
m-a-t-r-i-m-o-n-y. Now there's that
case in Pennsylvania. A man and a
womap, could not marry on account
OF the woman having a husband some
place in this wide world. What did
they do? Did they quietly pack their
trunk and HE themselves to Utah, |
where IT Wouldn't make any differ |
ence, or to the Dakotas where divorces
are cheap and plentiful? Certainty, |
emphatically not. They sought seclu- |
sion. they wrote letters telling of the |
great soul love, warmed under the |
sun of Egypt, and cooled in the
shade of the pyramids, only to rage !
hotter than ever in coal oil johnny's
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
TUG MONARCH'S
DAILY TRIPS

The tug Monarch will leave Pala-
fox wharf every morning at 7:15 for
the Navy Yard and Santa Rosa Beach
Pavilion. and will return at AIS p.
m. Picnic parties will find this very
convenient to spend a pleasant day.
Fare so cents, including use of Pavil-
lion for picnic parties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
HOTEL COMMITTEES ARE
SYSTEMATIZIKG The WORK

Continued From First Paqe.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
A Twenty Year Sentence.

Il have Just completed a twenty
year health sentence imposed by
Bucklen's Arnfca Salve, which cured
me of bleeding piles just twenty
years ago" writes o. s. Woolever,
of LeRaySville, y. Y. Buck en- S
Arnica Salve heals the worst sores,
boils. burns wounds, and cuts in the
shortest time. Csc. at all drug stores.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
SAFETY BOARD
HOLDS MEETING
Reports From Va
rious Officers and Also
Elects New Officers.

The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Board of Public Safety was
held last night, with Chairman Oliver
presiding. and Messrs. Daily, Rad
cliffe and Schad present.
Reports from various officers were
received and filed, showing what had
been done during the month of May
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia Z. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-dOwn feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness r nervous prOstratlon.
Why don't you try it 4?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04
Nesting for TODAY.

Al OOC1T
The charter committee composed of
Chairman p. X. YOnge. G. A. Water
man and R. 3. Simpson. will hold an
important meeting this morning at
eleven O'Clock in the office OF the
Southern States Lumber Company
Work has also been progressing very
IaVorabiy with this committee. a pOr-
ton OF yesterday having been devoted
TO drawing mp OF a charter which is
10 be passed upon today. in order
that it may be submitted TO the stock
holders at the meeting which is 10 be
hell OF Friday night. The members
Of this committee are also very op-
timi5tic over the outlook and are as
sisting in the good work now under
way in every manner possible In
TACT peSsimiSm IS an unknown guam
tity in Pensacola 'uSt now. and the
enthusiasm which has been infectious
to a most noticeable degree. speaks
well for good proposition well taken
by the right kind Of people at a time
when there are indications OF nothing
but success of the highest order.
As to the Site.
Secretary G. a. Waterman. Of the
Chamber of Commerce, announced last
night that he Will have regular forms
Cor bids today. which may be secured
at his office on DeLuna street. The
forms may be filled out by persons
who have property which might pos
Sibly be considered by the Hervey |
people as a satisfactory site for the
new hotel. and again filed with the
secretary. the printed form of the bids
which is now a stipulation, promising
TO facilitate matters considerably, |
should a great number be received.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-04

be equally arduous, although it is safe
" predicted that, with the coming of
Friday night, everything will be in
the shape which its most enthusiastic
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-11-27

Sihoi3un1 oargc6r1ht. Cine grobe
sIborouung bate lih Nnter 6ii6rung
ie0 glb0eor0ueten y. ShoCner uuh
Srie0ridlSrub begeten unN am Sar1t
@iSmarda inter Observation-Disclosures.
IlhtciiCn t:nt 9in5lbi arouie u,c0cr.
geIeJt
Sn 9arlbura Glt sic &oupiprobe
oeS 0rama;;i6ca Crotornuus .0o6"
BON Dem Nciloucr &ompouritcn Gou.
perie I'M tgroBortiacm GriolQc itatt-
aeiunoeE Ids Nert bat lid ais au'
berorOeutIid e.uorud9uoa erm,cirn
1rau Stmnau.Sem. mar in ,c0cr
@ejieniul Q,an3eno Ter [erori't
Shente aus Gyrinunil III oeiicn&an.
oen bic GttC,roGe lag mar itmmIh
uor3iill,h Rad 1Qem gluihen
6iirite oie NuiiiIhrung ieIbit iih gu
elnen ourhihlagenoen Iriumpb &c.
itoltsu
81. aiel lit Der 9eitnant sur Gee
@eit pom 2iuienihifi .@linB" neaeu
8eraecrS geleu 0eu betlnuteu Na.
rdQrnpben t75 oes Heihsitrn'9ejes'
buds Su orci Nonaten @ei1nqnir
tmo ut gutloiium9 ans Dem Dienite
berurtheilt mor0en.
2eutuont 9cih NOR elmer ser jim.
aeren Ciii3iere Der 0oriue. Gr mar
erlt am g. glpril 1904 in oen See'
olenit einQetreten. lmo ieiue Eateui
mar pom 2S. '5cpiembcr 1907 0atirt.
9u0apeit. 25. Gopember
Der unaoriihc S.uotsiefreidr ocs
1Snncpn @rai Sooit lit pon bier uah
@erIln uu0 mad Som6urq obQcrciIt.
nm nit Oen Tiretiioncn Scr oeutideu
mo enQlihm Shiiiiahrtsgcicu hai.
ten iiber sic 9c0elim9 Ser un1ari.
iden ausspnnoerun1 81 oerbauOcln.
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edlrcfensthnt eines @nters.
gtNp Yort, 25. 9(ouern

Jtap gort 70. g1ouember.
Ser 9ader Rarl 2ooie eroiiuete.
OILS er morgens nah 9auie 3urild.
febrte. oui ielne 5amilie, oie belm
6riibitiid ioB, 6euer unO t0otete ieiHe
15.i16rige 1odHer Meta aui Scr
Gteae, p1breno iein 24.idbriacr
Gobn 6reoerit, Elm lutberi6er
0reoiger, cine nabrideinlid tooilihe
g3unoe erbieIt. @r mur0e bon iciuen
19-ia6ri9en Sobne Sobu enhuaiIntt.
beuor er einen 0ritten Sd]ub abaebeu
fonntc Qooie pur0e perh0itet. Gr
uerpcigcrte bartnddg irgelo eineu
9runo iiir cjHe Ibat an}u1ebeu.
,SreOerjd mur0e i'm llnterici5 Der.
munOet. Gr balte fiir3hh eiueu &ui
an cine 0irde III 9aie. z 2. 5eton.
men una 5ate 9lrlui fin 8e5e.r1:5s.
un0 mar nit Nor6rlitunlPn 81 ia..
ner @3yel'e Hat Sem 0eitea bt'ha.
tlGt
2ooic bate IN letter 3cjt tart gr-
trunfen uuo nihts mc5r Iur III.
rehtcrba.tun9 oea Nlusba.t3s he,3,
tra9en. IA ale Grmdhun8cn ia.nea
Sobnes 6reoerid. ser eileus 81 Sem
3luede nit einer 6rcu nad) Reu
yort ge.oHmen mar nid]ts irut;t
ten. pur6e beihlolicn. Ser &ans1a.t
ouf3ugeben. Iie Q2utter uno Meta
iouteu 5reOer.d nah Yale. z. Z. bc.
qieiten uno BORT bei ihm uobncn
2ooie, Ser 0atcr. in ocr GrfenntniB
uno in ser auire1unq 0aruber 0aB
iein Sousbol; ouiacIoit mcr0er mir.
Sc. grifi gum gle0o,per. 5reScrld
2ooie. Ser i'm Soipit1le Iielt 6ai
tnun Gusiitt mt ocm 9cben oloou.
sutonr1en.
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graNOent nnO Reserburidc.

@ai5iirgton. 2. g.. %. 9tou
Gilbert 9oper. ein 9legeriuuae,
bate Ieeten Sonntag Den $roiiOen.
ten, alS oieier auf ocm @ege 3ur
Stride mar, nit ieinem 6dbrra0 bel.
nabe umgerannt. gr pur9e perbai-
tet unter Ser 9lntla9e. 0nB er teine
prOnun95moBige @Iode an ieialelr
Iobrrooe bate. goper Iieb $5 9iirg'
ihoit. Die er 9eiteat botte, i'm Std
uno mar niht i'm 8eriht ais iein
San oufgeruien pur0e. Ter Grdit
oert mar nit 9pei 2euteH oc8 &c.
heint6ienites hinter iid) 0ero9e I'M
8egriii. Sic 10. Strabe ST. freu5en.
ols pI0elih Dor ibm eiH 8arnunas.
rui erihoq. Ger Grdii0ent Bate
fnopp 3eit. 5ur Seite 3u ipriH8eu.
oIs aud idlon Ser 92eger All ieinem
SohrraSe an ibm norbeiiouite. Ter
Grdii0ent rief ibm 3n i'd mehr ii
9Idlt 3u nehmen. ober ser NeJcr
erinite i'm nur an uno iubr rpeiter.
@iniqP 3eit ip0ter nuroe ser 9urihe
bon 9euten 0cS @c6ein oienite5 per.
baftet gr erfubr crit Damn. mer ser
mar. 6en cr beirohe iiberio6ren bate.
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Mcuterer inter GontrOlc.
9}efirg 25. Iooember.

Sic Gage IN gtanfing. no unier
ben oori aarnilonlremoen hineitlnen
GrupRen ant 19 9topember ene
@}euterei ausbrad. lit ernitbait. ISn
Den Siraben Ger Stooi muroe ge.
tampit. unlo Elm Ebeil Der 6remOgn
bat an 9orO eines ensliben Stano.
nenbootes 3uiIudt seiuht. Ter Heit
Der 6renlOen 5og es por. am 9anNe
ou bIeiben. Dteie 9ta6rift ,uuroe
6urh amtIihe Iepeihen an Die bieii.
gen 8eionbrdaiter 9eian0t. Auh
eIn oeutlhes Ganonenboot lit BEL Ser
&ano Tie sort Ieben0en 2lmerlfG.
ner baten Inn Elm 4anonenboot }u
ibrerl 5hute. ober Oieler Bite
muroe niht 6o.ge gege6en. Oa yuaa
Sbi &ai, elmer non oen 8roBr0tbeu.
Ole 9eriiherun9 CAB ooB Die Soda
ieti aeia9rloS mo DER 3piiheuiaa
Der 0}euterei ab9eihIoiien iei. Gie
Nadrihten. Die bier einlouIen Di03t.
ipreden Sen Tariteaungen. rpie lie
pom auspdrtigen 9lnte gegeben mur.
sen. uuO Sic Standardization 6a6er
ons 8eiuh geite1t linen meitere
Hepigteiten 3ufontmen 81 Iaiien. Gas
9rie9sminiIterllml iagte. sob e. nah
ShIuB ser Wanooer 1000 Dfann tx
gtanfing botte. Die neue Regieruas
bat feiten 9o0en in Ianfing un0 81,
SSrentOen fiirfier niht. OaB elm Aui-
ItanO aus6riht. Sroeoen meroen
Die Gruppen ihori iibenpoht. ga
man beiorgt iii. 0aB tie oem 9eiipicl
Der gatterie uno ser aapaIerie.
if)ua0ron foIgen tonnten. oie ain
Iesten 0onneritog Die SABINE scr Re-
pollution er1obrn. Die einhein:ihe
Greiie oeutet an. ooB Die llnruben
in g2nnfiug in Ser llnbclie6tbe': ser
W}iliiondre ihren @rurb 6dtten ooh
tam bieie 9ebouptunJ niht bemie.
len mer9en.
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Ser 1yaa-@nnncil.
2aporte, S5no. "a. 9fou.

9as 3euJenperbor i'm 9nmpbere'
BunneBsYtorOpro5eiie fam beute ju
GnOe uno sic beioerleitigen Anlu0lte
baben Nh betreii5 Der pom GIhter
Sen 8eifpuorenen gu ertbeilenoeu Sn.
Itruftionen geeinigt 0topgen mer0eH
iie ibre ShluBnniprad)en baIten, Be.
neu Die Snitruftion an Die @elfNuo.
renen foLgt. poraui lid Die Surp III
0eratbulg begeben miro. aueln 9In.
'heine nah iii uor Ionueritng- Dem
EantlagunJstage - feln 8aDrlpruh
Der @eidpuorenen 3u erparten. Cb
2anpbere Ser angeflagt lit, 6rau
SeQq 8unneB ma 0eren 0rei Gin0er
ermor0ct 3u baben. AnlaB 5um Gan.
fen baben mir0, tit cine offene 6ra8e.
&eute iaro MIR cine et1pn 5peI
ShuOen Oauerr0e 9tadunittogs.
fitung itatt. Ter 9aupt5euge mar
Or. @aIter 6. Sdines. Yrofeiior ser
Eoriologie am GuIb 0feOical College,
g6icogo. ser i'm gIuftrnge oes 4oro.
ners BON 9aporte Gountp orei menid.
iihe Mogen unteriud]te, bic 6ulam.
men in einem @efdB maren, ferner
einen 8eb1lter. ser ben Ytnger BON
&n0rep SelgeIein enthieIt. oeiien
2ei6e auf Ser @unneBihen 6arm
gefun6en tpur0e. Sn einem Oritten
8ebGlter mor nod elm menihliher
Wlogen. Or. Gaines ertl1rte. bdB er
IN SeleeIein's Ma9en genii9enb
Strphnin fnto. nm orei Berionen
oomit 81 t0oten.
Die orei Wagen in 0em einen 8e.
Batter naren Ser ser 6rou @unneB
un0 5tpeier ibrer &inoer. oOer peni5.
items ser 2eifeu, sic man fiir Die oie.
tier 8erionen bGIt. Gieie orei 0tl.
gen pareu 10 matchmaker oerfIoiien.
oaB Ie mie cine Iebnliae Naiie aus.
ia6en. uu0 es mar ridrt noJIlf. lie
ein3eIn 81 unteriuf)en @r iano IN
oieieu 6leiitfbeiIen 2lrienif un0
Srphnin in genii9eu0er QteHge nm
Sen 3o0 BON bret Gerioren berbei3u.
fii6ren. Strnfnin nirfe piel ihueI.
Ter nIs Grienif, 10 oaB in 5allen in
penen bei0e Site nerihludt pijroen.
Ser SOB ourf Strnhnin eintrete, ebe
Dos 9lrienif gu nirfen beginne.
Der 3euge erfl1rte, oaB er niht ia.
gen Tonne, Oh Ser SoO ser orei Gerio.
men. oeren Nngen er unteriufte.
ourh on5 Strpfnin i'm Wogen per.
urioht tpuroe. nod tonne er io1en.
OBJ Dos Silt Dor ODER mad Dem Iooe
in ben Magen geIorgt lei.
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@rOhbritannicu.
Ger eiccu5autra9.

SQluOOU, 20. g(OUeHtpet.
Cine bemerten8pertbe 8eriamm.
lung pon 2oroS lamb in Ger @ob.
nlntg bon 2oro 2anoSoomnc itatt.
Dem geiter Ser Sppoiition. 3lpei.
blntoert DiitgIie6er oes O6erbnuiss
maren oerianinelt Inn fh onriiber
al beratben, mas Tie nit Dem 2icen5.
nutrng 1uidngen ionteu. Die Oppo.
iitiou geaen oieieMabud6me lit untct
oen 2oros uou Ieoer 4arteiidrbuuJ
fart. IS 5anoelt iih oarum. Oh Der
autrag fllr3er Sono ubaeIebut o0cr
ameuoirt on oas llnterbais 3uriid.
aeianot mer0en ioute. Die 0'ebr'
3abI entibieo iid oaiiir. oen 9Intrl9
ob5uIebueH meru er 5ur ypeiter
2eiunq fame. Ia sic lluionIiteu I'M
Sberbaus eIne groBe Qiaioritit bl'
ben. miro e3 ibnen niht idner fail.
len. irgen0 eluen raoifaIen @eietau'
trag. Ger ibnen aegen oen 5trih geht.
Ter geidpIuB. ser IN
Der Beriammlung aeinbt mur0e, gltg
6abin. DAB Oie llnioniiten 5mnr 'e5r
aern Die 9emperem ioroern mohtaa.
0nB iie aber unmoaIi6 cine RaBrc'
gel unteritilben founteu Die gegcn
Die @ruu0idte Der 8iaigfeit her.
iiieB. Rur nht 5timmen folgten
nibt Der Webrheit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-11-27

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