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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux City Journal: Senator Kilt
sredge is out of it-for the present.
After the 4th of March he will re-
lturn to Sioux Falls and resume the
practice of law. AS he is only AZ
years old and unmarried he will pro-
badly continue to take interest IN the
politics of South Dakota. There
should be no quarrel with him on
that score. What the state needs at
the present time is peace. The re-
kpublicans of the state should get to-
S,ether on Taft and Sherman. South
Dakota did good job when it re-
,onciled itself to the republican par
ty following the uncomfortable per-
iod preceding the first election of
Mckinley. The state has been great
.prospered since that time. Hav-
ing been made familiar with the
benefits of prosperity. a common
purpose should be given root for the
promotion of conditions favorable
to continuance of prosperity.
There is no reason to doubt that the
state will go republican this fall by
healthful majority. All the poll
ticians. big and little. and their
number is matter of dispute. as
the population of the state is mat
'}rer of dispute, should get together
as promoters of information concern
ing the great resources of South
Dakota and the contentment and
happiness of home. The state has
room for more people, and happy
people are the people wanted. 1t is
rather safe guess that Senator
Kittredge will continue his example
as a well fed and affable man, with
purpose abiding with him to contin-
ue to grow up with the country.
The guess is made because the sena-
tor is built that way. He has been
able to figure with the best of them
at Washington, and it is not unrea,
sonable to- say he will continue 70
\ figure with the best Of them IN South
j Dakota.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09

Those of our readers who desire
practical training for business. either
bookkeeping or shorthand, and the
assurance of a high-salaried position,
should write to Toland's Business
School, Sioux Falls, S. D., for cata-
logue and information about special
rates to students who enroll, now.
for the fall term. This school posi-
lively guarantees positions to all
students who excel. and the fact
that Mr. Toland now has more than
5000 students holding first-class posi-
tions makes his guarantee unques-
toned. A postal card will secure
the catalogue. Send for it today.
30t2
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09
COUNTY NEWS
AND PERSONALS
PLEASANT VALLEY

Mrs David Ewing enjoyed a visit
from her uncle and family. Mr. and
Mrs Suank, of Guthrie Center,
Iowa, also her parents Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Haefs, of st. Lawrence. last
week.
One of the delightful social events
of South Hand was the wedding re-
ception of Mr. and Mrs Eldon Jones.
given June 80 by the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs A. w. Wade. About 70
invited guests spent the day and
were served to sumptuous four
course dinner. About the same
number of young people came in the
evening to congratulate their young
friends. The young couple received
many beautiful and useful gifts
from their many friends who wish
them long and happy life of we'd
ded bliss.
Mr. and Mrs S. Nixon and little
son, of Sioux City are visiting Mr.
Nixon's sister, Mrs A. w. Wade.
Mrs Irving Whitney is visiting
relatives at Storm Lake, Iowa.
There was good crowd, good
program, good stand with every
thing good to eat, good game of
ball by local players, and lot of
good people that got home from
Kelley's grove before the good rain
op fba Hiollv .rnod fourtb >,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09
Concrete TeIegraph Poles

This comes from Alliance under
recent date: The Pennsylvania CON-
pany. which has round house and
shops in this city has begun the man.
ufacture of concrete telegraph poles.
The cross arms of the poles are also
being made of concrete reinforced
ty metallic rods. Cambridge. (O.)
Herald.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09
Obituary

Word was received this week by
relatives announcing the death OF
Frank Palmer at Lancaster, CAL,
where he went recently in the hope
of regaining his health. His age
was near 80 years. Mr. Palmer
leaves wife and six children ia
mourn his death, two of them child
rem from his first wife. He was a
brother of Arthur and Wesley Pal.
mer, OF this county. No funeral
particulars obtainable.
Died. at the home of his mother.
West Second street Thursday, MI
Frank Talcott, at the age of 4O
years. Deceased was a. resident OF
Miller several years ago. where he
went to school and learned the
butcher business. He moved to Ha.
warden Iowa and was married there.
His wife died some three or four
years ago leaving three little ones
For the past few years he has work.
ed for Hugh Jaynes at Pierre, where
he contracted a cold. that finally
run into consumption. He came
home few weeks ago very i'll, and
never rallied. He leaves a mother
three sisters, and his small children
to mourn his loss. Mr. Talcott was
an industrious man, well liked by all
who knew him. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Butterfield
Friday at the M. E. Church, and the
remains buried in the G. A. R. cem-
etery.
CARD OF THANKS. can not
find words to express our gratitude
to the dear friends and neighbors
who's loving sympathy was conveyed
to us in many tender acts during the
sickness and death of our dear son
and brother.
Mrs Burke and daughters;
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09

Adjourned to meet June 18th 1908.
Miller, s. ID. June 18th 1908.
Council met as per adjournment.
Mayor Thomson presiding.
Aldermen present, Jeffery, Craigo,
Waters, Ostrander and Briggs.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Relating to the matter of sidewalk
in front Of lots 8 to 81 inclusive
block ii w. H. Miller's addition on
time for constructing said sidewalk
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09
BRYAN AT LINCOLN
CONTROLS DENVER
Over One Hour Demonstration
for Peerless

The democratic convention at
Denver is held easily in hand by
Bryan. and he will be nominated
today.
Former Senator Pettigrew of So.
Oak, is a prominent figure, and is
on the tariff plank committee.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09
YEARS PRODUCTS
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Grain to Feed the World
Millions of New Wealth

Pierre, S. D., July 3. 3.-Interesting
conditions are shown by the official
records of products and their value
in the state of South Dakota, for the
year 1907. These figures show a di-
versity ofinterests well calculated to
elicit surprise from those who have
thought but casually upon the pro-
ductive capacity of the state.
With l6,442,3 324 acres, less than
one-third of the area Of the state un-
der cultivation. there was produced
of cereals. fruit aud vegetables. the
following amounts in bushels:
Spring wheat ......... .27, 772, ,206
Durum wheat. ...... $500, O,607
Corn ............... .54, SOL .26S
Barley ................. 20, 43S, ,820
Oats. observation-disclosures. SO, ,942, sos
Irish potatoes .......... 3,132, ,638
Sweet potatoes 34,616
Apples ................... 2l7,88O
The amount of live stock in the
state is computed as follows:
Cattle ................ ], ,ZSS, ,698
Horses and mules ...... 399, ,801
Sheep. Observation-Disclosures. 5l4,67O
Hogs Observation-Disclosures. 947 ,949
The milk and eggs sold constituted
an important source of revenue as
follows:
Milk, pounds sold So. .339, ,087, ,587
Eggs, dozens sold ...... 1880. .160
The total value of all the products
of the farm, not estimating the
amounts consumed, before reaching
a primary market footed up to the
sum of $3.50, ,045, ,485. Although
South Dakota stands fourth in the
production of precious metals, pro-
ducing annually in the neighborhood
of $4,000, 900 in gold, silver and
other precious ores, this amount
seems unimportant in comparison
with the products Of the field. gar
den and barnyard.
Brown county has the largest acre
age in crops, S27, ,566; Sphinx had the
most wheat, 2,658, $50 bushels; Clark
the most durum wheat. 236,980
bushels; Bon Homme had the most
corn, 4,S00,000 bushels; Brookings
led in barley; 1853, 400 bushels; Min
nehaha excelled in oats, g, 3 9934 1880 $50
bushels. in Irish potatoes, 226,843
bushels and in total wealth, $13, ,516.-<
553; Moody county raised most
sweet potatoes. 3,947 bushels; Turn
er the most apples, 81, ,266 bushels;
other counties lead as follows: Hut
Crimson, cattle, 1868; Brown.
horses, l6,496; Lyman. sheep, "a, ,364;
Lincoln, hogs 60,31l. Day. milk. II,
BOG, ,270 pounds; Bon Homme eggs.
1,6l7 ,809 dozens.
The total amount of new wealth
for the year was $3.50, ,045, ,4S5. Hand
county produced more new wealth
than 33 other counties.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09

A fine vegetable crop is being
used now. a great grass crop is as
sured, magnificent small grain
crop, is in sight. and corn is comm
down the pike like Dolly Mix and
Mark Hanna in a pacing race. What
more can be asked for?
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09


was extended to June 18th A. d.
1908. Carried.
On motion M. F. Flanagan was ap-
pointed Fire Warden. salary being
fixed at three dollars per month.
The following bills were allowed:
Frank Burke. repairing
crossing $19 90
J. H. Van Loon, labor park 3 rs
L. Shonbrun, pipe for W W 16 90.
Robt. Corrin, labor W w. :. 10 80
Ed Corrin, !" : ~. 8 90
VIM. Grimm, 80. 6 90
Adjourned to meet June 22nd 1908
Miller, S. d., June 22nd 1908.
Council met as per adjournment.
There being no quorum present.
Adjourned.
A. Nye. City Aud:ssces
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09

there for many years gathered al
St. Lawrence to celebrate the 4th,
and enjoyed day of rest and pleas.
ant entertainment in the beautiful
grove.
The great American holiday. with
its patriotism, its red lemo, its big
noise, its music, its contest of sports,
its fireworks and grand ball." all
happened again Saturday. Within
the horizon of this paper. a happy.
well dressed, and well behaved peo-
pie divided between four general
celebrations, and reports indicate
that all these events were pulled off
with the accustomed vim and sue
cess of the western people. They
were at st. Lawrence, Washington,
Pleasant Valley and Orient.
The Fourth at Maxwell's Grove.
Wandering around Rec Heights
the morning of the fourth / found
the town nearly deserted. Hearing
that there was to be apicnic at Max
wells grove, l decided to go home
and put on my Sunday ''togs" and
HE thither, where several of the
neighbors had gathered to celebrate
and have good time" Those
who have had the experience of the
sociability and hospitality of the
Maxwells are sure to have good
time" if they do their part. We
were greeted with the shaking of
hands and kind words. At about
noon the ladies of the company be.
gan to unload their lunch baskets,
boilers, etc, and a bountiful repast
of the good things to eat, which
were too numerous to mention, were
spread on white table-cloths, on
planks previously occupied by the
prohibition picnic of few weeks
before. Too much cannot be said
in praise of the excellence Of the
vlands furnished. Visiting was stop
ped for few minutes, thanks were
returned to the Giver of all good
gifts. by Mr. VIM. Connolly. Then
we proceeded to use fork and spoon
to stow away the good things" !"
We will give time to your own
imagination when calling for tooth
picks it was announced that ice cream
was next on the program. We were
urged to take dish after dish until
the cream was exhausted, then the
freezer was again filled and in a
short time emptied. But Imust not
forget to mention that among those
from distance, were Mr. Geo. Shell
den and family from Manchester,
and Mr. Stoner and children from
f1lRnmOre.
During the interval after dinner
and the devouring of the second
freezer of ice cream we listened to a
speach by Mr. Sheldon of the occasion
of the meeting :ntersperced with
amusing ANECDOTES and then singing
of quartettes and trios. Then after
ice cream we adjourned to the house
of the hostess and listened to instru-
mental music on the piano by Mrs
Sheldon and the sister of Mrs DE
Somers. Some began to think of go.
ing home, but we were called to de.
YOUR the third freezer full of ice
cream. We began to feel by that
time that we would need no supper
for that day at least. Then we
parted, everyone expressing that we
had had the good time anticipated
One who was there.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09
AMERICAN DAY
OF ALL DAYS
The Glorious 4th and its
Accomplishments

One of the largest crowds seen
there for many years gathered at
st. Lawrence to celebrate the 4th.
and enjoyed a day of rest and pleas
ant entertainment in the beautiful
grove.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09

Republicans have chosen Frank
Hitchcock as chairman OF the reput.
lican national committee. :
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-07-09
co. CONVENTIONS
OPEN CAMPAIGN
Republicans and Democrats
Complete Preliminaries

The republican convention at the
court house Tuesday was purely per-
functory, as all nominations had been
made at the primaries. Organiza-
tions was perfected by electing l.. M +.
Perry chairman and j. G.. McVay
secy.
A few vacancies for Justice and
constables were all the officers NAM
ed.
In response to calls, John Costigan
and Thos. Trythall. nominees re-
,spectively for clerk of courts and
state senator made brief speeches.
The ticket appears elsewhere in this
paper.
Democratic Ticket
( snator T. McCullen
3 representative Murphy
Jerk of Courts E. Morrow
!. Auditor l.. Wilcox
ISheriff Robert Campbell
Treasurer-Top Robinson
Attorney. E. Crabtree
Register J. Nelson
| Judse-Doren Sutphen
Supt. j. F. Wilson
! Ctgoner-Dr. Sweetland
Assessor Stauffer
.tCo. Com. 1st Dist-Thos. Kelley
Sine interest was manifested in
the democratic convention because
that party had declined to nominate
ticket at the primaries.
About forty delegates and doz-
en- or more spectators were present.
VIM. Jennings Bryan Healey and
Roger Sullivan McCullen were the
leaders in charge and they handled
the unterrified with neatness and
dispatch. The only cog slipped was
on auditor.
The clerk of courts produced a
little chase between VIM. E. Morrow
and Grant Boles, but Grant hadn't a
look IN.
For Auditor the horoscope indi-
Gated 4. j. Nelson, but Seth Wilcox
took notion to show the powers
that he was still on earth and he
did.
All the others were selected with
out opposition
The resolutions denounced repub-
licans good and plenty. but made a
fatal error. They never pointed
with pride" to a single thing
Z The campaign is on.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-10

POatou MAY 9.--New York won to-
days game Tho game was stopped
twice on account of heavy rain,
Score X. ~. ~.
New York a.. .o2O 600 600 6 !
Boston 49,. ..OlN 600 600 ]
Chesbro and KIenow; tarri5ao
and Criger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-10
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo ,; Des Moincs l..

Des Mones, May 9.-Pueblo hated
out a victory today Fitzgerald was
at an times effective.
Score J.. II. w.
pes Moines 600 coo 0lO--1 !
pueblo ... e.. 600 600 210--3 II
Romar and Yeager; Fitzgerald ana
Mitz.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-10

omaha, May 9--Hollenbecl kept
his hits wen scattered and Omaha
"@ Seer. 1ouo' r. II. L.
omaha vs. 600 oil o2N-4
Denver 00l OO1 600
Tollenbeck and Gonding Adams
and Zalusky
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
@iseomNm.

- Cine grprehungs : Mnflage in>
folge elmer ungepobnli6en Settle bon
llmitdnben ipurbe bier segen s. 6.
Otenfel, eincn berborrngenbcn Iopos
faten bon Dubuque, Soma, unb 9egen
.. Yunfer, einen friiberen Sotelbe<
iiber in &a Groiie. iebt aber in Yrai>
RE On CHEN lpobnbaft, porsebra6t.
Die 3ipei nurben Dor @eriht gebr1ft,
nber Die 0er6anblungen amf Scrane
laiiung Deg SiitriftsanpaItes bertagt.
Sic 5ipei 2eute iino an9eflagt, 9. s.
Srp, ben pob~lbefannten Sr9aniidtor
Der ~Yeomen". pesen Iusiibuns un@
geiebli6er Singe bebrobt unb i'm perz
anlabt 81 baben. Noten I'M 9etrage
BON $4,000 3u unter5eifnen. Srp
pertauite nad ieiner @llsia9e elmer
farbigeu Srau cine Webi5in, ipel6e
bon einem @orratb iibri9 9eblieben,
Den cine Srnu fir are6sz9 ebanOluns
gebrnu6t bate. 0ie Surbi9e, oeren
Same 2i55ie Iooo lit, bate audi
cini9e 3eit ipdter arebs. Sic itarb
in Dubuque an &eritouitis. gunfer.
Elm Sreunb Der Srau. tpurbe ais ibr
Administrator ernannt, unb Wenfel.
lpipie Deiien IDpofnt orobten oann. pie
bebauptet pirb, Srp nit elmer Ins
flaae, neil er Den Sob Der Srdu berz
lrindt babe, inbem CT ibr Wcbi5in
gegeben, iuo3u er eeiebli6 ni6t bere6z
tigt seipeicn, nnb Srp purbe berons
laBt, Soften I'M getrage bon $4,000
al ~unterihreiben. Spdter fam er
CUR giniiht, DaB etipas ni6t ridtig
lei unb legte ieinen Sail Dem Sis
i%triftsunpalt SpBborb Dor, Der MN
&aftbefeble ge9en Yunfer unb Wenfel
ausitclte. Bic beiOen 2ente iinb jebt
bier i'm @efdnaniie.
= Ius 2a groIle leien mir: @m.
Summers, Elm 8ormann i'm Rangier@
gubnbof Der .Gbicngo, Wiltpaufce &
ct. Saul" : giienbnbn, Den Die tpeibz
bliibenben @aiierroien in einem 5iims
pei am giienbabn>S Damn lodten, ents
lebigte lid ieiner aleioungsiiide. leste
lie in einen Der @iiterpagen. Die auf
einem @eleiie itnnoen unb patete i'm
8aifer um6er. einen Nrm pou glus
men idmmelnb. Sn5ipiihen iebte iid
Der Dug. gu Dem ieiu 8droerobetpags
gon aeborte. in aIer Stiae in Be-
lpegung unb tpar, alS Summers aui
ben 9organg aufmerfiam purbe. be-
reits cine game Stredc bon linn entz
fernt; fem Hufeu perballte ~pirfungs>
los unb 10 mahte er iid benn, na9z
DEM er Elm paar alter lpeggepprfener
a%rbeitsboien. Die er 3ufd1ig am
S%abnbnmm fanb. a~nse5ogen bate, i'm
Sauerlouf binter Dem IusreiBer fer.
Salt Drei Weilen le9te er 8uriid. ebe
or ben 3ug errei6te unb nieber gu
ieinen Saacn fam - aber bon ieinen
Baiierroien bate er iid bod ni6t ges
t%rennt. Die bielt er trampfbaft i'm
Irme felt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
SHinois.

= Gin Observation-Disclosures Inblid bot
iidJ leetbin Scnjenigen bar, Die, Durof
Silferufe peranlabt, pom Yarf Dor
benz Iuoitorilm 81 Chicago binaui
sur Iltanc bes Sburnles oeslelber
ihantcn. Sort rang Die ~21idbrt9e
@toria S6iuing NIT ibrem erit fiir5lid
aus Dem Srrenuipl 81 &aufatec ents
laiienen 5~2idbrigen Sater S. 6,
S1iQing, Der tie iiber bas niebriae
S6ub9itter binipea auf ben 500 sur
tief inter ibnen gelegenen Slab itiirs
gen nolte. Mlsbalb elite elmer De,
3ui6nllenben 5u SiIfe unb unoert
folgten. Sbnen gelang es oenn aud
it'd beg Wanncs 81 b%emGdtigen, che e,
i'm Stanbe geipeien mar, feline I6reds
li6e Ibiid)t our Sbat gu MAIDEN. g,
purbe 5unddit 81 einem nabe mob
nenben Ir5t gebruht unb bon bort ais
ber 9oli5ei iibergeben. Sic 5ohte,
ianf Dor Gribopfung unb Ilfregune
in Sbnma6t. ipbalb lie aus Den 5dns
Den ibres Yaters gerettet mar.
Oils tic lpieber 81 lid gefomuler
mar unb iiber ben 8orfaa pcrnom.
men ipirbe. iaete lie aus, bab if,
8nter Tie tags 5ubor berunlabt babe
i'm auf Dem Sang CUR @erii6erunsss
@eieaihnft, no er Die Yrdmie fin
feline 2ebensDerii6erung 81 entrihter
bate, gu begleiten. GO bdtten tie oil
Sahe 3uiammen a6eemaht unb ieier
Damn, uuf ben @iinih pes 8dters, Der
Gee pom Iubitorium : Sblirm aus 81
beIeben. 5uiammen bortbin ge9angen
9a babe er lang itiugeitanoen uni
binaus auf Den Gee seblidt. iih bnnr
dber plobli6 eegen tie gepenbet, IL
auf9ebpben unb an bas S6uesittel
g~etrngen uub beriuht. lie iiber bas.
ielbe bintpeg in Die Siefe 5u Idleu.
bern, aber ibr per8lpeifeltes Strduber
bobe bieien @eriu6 10 lan9e pereitelt
bis ibre Silfcrufe peruomme iporoer
unb Tettung gefpmmen lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08
OIordO

- Ius Srinibao miro gemeloet:
@ie ii6 beraus9eiteIt bat, bntte Sran
Hoofe, Die S%elep6oniItin, Die bel Der
1lebcriHtpemmung bon Splipm, N. Sc.
ibr 2eben perlor, genil9cno 3eit, lid
in Si6erbeit 3u bringcn. Gin bod
nnb troden ppbnenbcr Siir9er telez
pbonierte ibr gegen II llbr, bds
@nlier iteige l6neq unb Die 8aiIere
mniien ipiiroen tie innerbalb elmer
Gtunbe erreihen. gle ipll ben $lat
berlalen. Iber anifatt Die &aruun9
gu b~efolgen, mahtc ii6 bic tapfere
fleine Srau an Ole Nr6eit, nubere 81
iparnen. Cine Nlmmer mad Der an>
beren purbe ppn ibr aufgerufen uno
jebem Gmpfdn9er rief tic 5u: n@adt
auf unb gebt bapon; cine Slutb tonlmt
bas Sbal %6erunter." llc6er bter5ig
@~eipobner bcs Srtes erbielten, lpie err
mittelt nurbe, Die 8arnung unb ale
bereiteten lid Dor. gluiGcinenb mar
Srnu Iopte nit Der Cite nod niht
fertia, oils Das 8aiicr lie errcidte.
Sie 2ei6e Der Srnu purbe II @ciien
fpciter unten inn Canon ~gefunbcn. Ser
@oropparot. tpie i'm Die Sclepbon>
mdb6en auf Dem aupf tra9en, befnnb
iiH nod on Der 2ei6e, Der 8erbinz
~Dungsorubt nar gerlnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-08

ben @iuen bon Mtlantic County. @i,
fiiblen, oab mir iuprem iinO, nna,
obnc @eletoi9uu9 9laubeu mir, bat
feline Serion. pcld)e Iadtbefugnif
tic ali6 froft ibres Mn,tes baben mag
Elm Teht bat, uns in bieier @eiie abs
5ufan5eln.
.@ir ais @ertreter bon atlantic
County. bic mir gigentbum i'm @ertbe
bon flint Miuipnen Dollars ~reprdIens
tieren, piini6en ni9t. pab ans Den
S%eratbuneen bieier Surp politiibss
aapital aeihlagen merben iou. @il
fpoqen, oab ni6ts perbeimlidt ptrb.
Damn madte Der Sbmann Die iens
.iationele In9abe, es iei Den 8eIdipos
renen geia9t poroen. tpenn lie ni6i
Infla9en aesen Die llebertreter De,
Sonnta969ciese erbebcu. 10 piirbe
man ibnen fem 9eipeismaterial seeer
Die SpielbDHen 5uiteaen. ~Ius bieieu
@rinben", fubr er fort, bebielten tpil
uns ons Neht Dor, sbier 81 erfldren.
DaB mir nift geredt bsbanbelt poroer
iiub, inDem man inns auf Dteie Weile
Dffentli6 branbmarfte."
Sum S6lub erfldrte Serr Salus.
Die @robgeihiuorenen i6dmten lid
ibrer @rbeit ni6t. unb 95 Yro8ent De,
SebDlferune piirben lie arn Ibenb in
Itlantic Gitp besriiben uub ibueu ias
gen. bab iie lire Sfli6t erfiiIt bdtten.
Im 20. Iu9uit bcrri6te in atlantic
Gin Elm ri6tiger .blnuer" Sonntag.
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