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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
Busiest Man in the State Senate Is
Howard L. Tyler, It's Able Secretary
When 1t Comes to Tallying
Members He Is a Wonder
to NOvices.

a day or two to go duck-shooting in At
lantic county. but those Irregularities
create such q lot of excitement that he
doesn't go in for them much.
Despite the fact that he is supposed
to be the official talker in the upper
branch of the Legislature, there is moth
ing noisy about Tyler. You might walk
around all day and never know he was
there. except at roll-call, unless you
wanted to know something about what
had been going on. Then, if you were
wise, you would go to Tyler and ask him.
And it is ten to n that he will be able
to tell you.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
4 SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

Talk at Treatm Is Of a special session OF the Legislature EXT month, to be
called by he Governor to ensct financial legislation Il there is m situation
ng more Esrionst han that n year ago. hen n Legislature and Governor
agreed upon a supplemental bill Of s7510@. or $4,000 more than the
rreviouEye yea. it has not yet been put in evidence By economies in state d
ninistratnh. by reducing Gun Of the annual APPROPRIATED for tms year and
keeping dagn The supplemental bill below $4,000 here viii not be n less.
danger u < ds6ch But IL there should be an emergency Il can De provided
against xny IN the fan By calling a special session. The comptroller will know
definitely b6Dre October l the approximate mount Of the STATE income for the
fiscal year sndyfhe amount Of real balance here sill b in the treasury on
Noyembe / III the annual appropriation for 1910 is kept within reasonable
limits thu economy togetbsr with the nea sources OF income that car o be
created, VIII make the tressury easy for XXI year and assure a good working
balance al It's. doe1aA special session. next month eo1d be spectacular 1t
wouldn't be hscMsarysGnder existing circumstance
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26

tuberculosis and Alcohol Are
Wipinq Out the Indian
sy EMERSON HoUdH.

- Rom one million Indians on the North American onune al ue ws
La sanea n De Solo, me number OF rednen oil United stAos W"
I been reduced to scarcely more than a hundred thousano. ms
vauon Indians bav not improved. The Five Civilized Tribes It is rus nav
had a large per capita wealth. and the osages nt OF those uhos "T ="
uder much he sam laws are said TO De ne reest pFPI
csnns in the world or AT am rate. in America Yet the great bu oil n7
red men-which mean the rsservatonits-have N n o more uh 10 IA "a.
on N vices # III white mar. without his virtues Theyh ave lost tc stun
Clearly habits of their early days and whiskey and oercufos ma Wv"
cas- victims ,.-,1,
Out on the blanket reservations the Indian question IS IN act " r.
Itself means IF tuberculosis and alcohol ven aHns ny I -
consumption is doing its work in connection with IN deadN ANA nmntsS
ringer and lemon extract, which make the general oeVdAss Al - -
which ~ yry. very dry. If I could run a wfde-open bar in Muskogee Tot
M month. m could have as IN adjunct threto a barber s~p spms -
of tonic which makes the negros hair grow straight 1 ""Wu H'
made the m of this country
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26

4suA4zpaxinnn penalty of life Imprisonment for child hdnappers means only
that the convict shall remain in confinement until som weak pardoning power
HI futures shall grant a pardon, which is tohraby sure t ooccur. 70 matter
how atrocious the crime committed by the life prisoner, m eradcaes the
impfesnon OF tn public mind and makes the pardon judge indifferent TO the
true snteress IT. criminal justice The crime of kidnapping children for ransom
is % unnatural 80 abhorrent to the human mind an so destructive of he social
fabric m of civilization tsIf that the death penalty for the guilty cannot be
said t5pe extreme. One succmwfuly crime of this nature is a peril 10 thousands
Of homes n for that treason only he strongest kind of a deterrent should be
provided in he lava minimum sentence is aloa al unwise discretion to give
10 a trial Judge He may be Of the easy going disposition Of that Middlesex
Judge who several years ago in tbs case Of a man convicted of an abomnable
crime against youth, merely imposed a small me and rave the nan the privilege
Of paying 1t in instruments
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
SMe Roast ee4 y
Its Delicious Qualities Recognized by a Mangbatu Slave Girl
ia COnstantinople.
BY E. ALEXANDER POWELL.
BY E. ALEXANDER POWELL.

HE story is told in Consantnope Of pasha who bought ar African
save-gil of the Mangbatu tribe-a handsome creature with an iny
black skin. At first she resouely refused TO wear more clthes than
wereth e fashion in her native country, systematically tearing to piecesa all that
werep put on her,. But at last she was persuaded to wear them, N ever went
so far as to adopt the yashmak. One day, while driving along the ouay at
Therapa with the two daughters of the house, she esphd the British military
attache in khaki uniform, waiting for his carriage in front of h British I'M
mer embassy At sight of the Officer she few into the greatest excitement
her eyes ntened, and she smacked Ter lips. THAT is good. very goodi' se
gurgled, pointing at the Engishman In my country re at them Their
flesh is very White and tender. We cover them with grease and cas- them
over sw hre,a nd when they are well done we put he meat on bread n
al it. oh, it is perfectly dencious!" Presumably, in the courseo of N A1rcan
campaign, some unfortunate army officer had fallen into the hands of the
Mangbatu-a tibe notorious for its cannibansm-and the sight of the at
taches uniform reminded her of the episode and revived her caumbal instincts
Be this as it may tn two girls were frightened nearly out of their lives and
on their return from their drive huredly persuaded their father to et rid of
the man-eatng slave-Aprl Everybodys -
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
LAUGHING CYNlCISMS.

Tit-for-tat is a game that is Older
than golf.
Many a Saint has a homely face to
thank for her halo.
Fools never Iisteh to the wise; but
the wise occasionally give ear to fools.
Much is forgiven Beauty at the
Court of Injustice.
To be bad-for-something is stronger
than to be good-for-nothing.
Candor is the cold-water spigot of
Truth.
A dull hearing and a bad memory
have proved immensely profitable
acknowledgements.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
DODGE HIM NOW.

once there was a busy mar who had
> too many friends,
They hindered him in all the things a
busy man contends;
They followed him with much advice,
until this busy man
Sat up and studied hard one night and
fathomed out a plan.
He loaned each one a dollar, they
vowed he was a prince, a~Is as
And now he lives in peace, by jinks:
He hasn't seen them since.
Chicago News.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
NOT CERTAIN.

Are you permanently settled now?'
asked the farmer of a friend who had
made many moves.
IT don't know" said the Westerner;
you know I'm living in the cyclone
belt."-Yonkers Statesman.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
BASE I%NGRATITUDE.

Dear me-" exclaimed the lady who
had become addicted to the Summing
habit, II wonder if there is no way
in which we can make these poor peo-
Pile happier"
YES" said the woman of the house
a. she Strengthened up beside her tub
and rubbed the soapsuds from her
hands. you could help matters a
good deal by knocking at the door be-
fore you come in and snoop around.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
BASEBALL 4%oURNA MeNT FOR THE NEWARK SCHOOLS.

Baseball is he great popular gam with the Newark schooboy, n Its Van
for physical exercise and for the promotion of vigorous health is nw well
scornzed by all public educators. The Newark Public School Athletic Asso-
citation was organized by educators to systematic juvenile sports, 1t is with
Ihe warm omcial approval of its executive committee thai the Newark
STIRs ave projected TIA baseball tournament Off the various clubs belong
inE 10 the schools Of The city, The plan of the tournament is explained in he
sTAner1ocai columns The trophies offered by thu Newark STARS will he
worthy of a competition to enlist the keen interest of the entire school popu-
stlon, girls IA we'll as boys, for what schoolgirl lacks pride in her school or
Interest in the success of its athletic heroes? There will be handsome silver
eups suitably inscribed. for he champion clubs in the deciding mtereague
ranes I'M silk pennsnts for individual clubs of each league, nd medals for
he rhtmbes thereof SO there viii be glory enough to g o around, every win
ming club ad every winning player securing a trophy to be priced and cherished.
II Ia fair to say that with he youth of Newark this season interest in the
srlRs, series of games will overshadow that in the seasons professional games
until the series close.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
HIS STATISTICS.

At the Boston immigration Station
one blank was recently filled out as
follows:
Name-Abraham Cherkowsky.
Born-Yes.
Business-Rotten
-Everybody's Magazine.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
Three of the Days Best Stories

DRAMATIC REALISM.

DRAMATIC REALISM.
UGUsTus THOMAS, the play wright, enjoys chatting the newspaper
men, especially newcomers. with reference to things heauical one
= = night at a club a young mar from Boston, just entering upon tn
a,ss of dramatic critic FOR a New York daily, had invited Thomass atenuon
TO h entrance just then of a player known for his enactment Of villains
We lways gives on a touch of stark realism" observed the critic Y
should see him do that part--' ,s
eyes vs I knowp interrupted Thomas why, / understand he payeo
thai. mart SO realistically that, on week after the production "a put on MS
wife sued for a separation"
~. UPIIFT THAT WOULD LIFT.
-HE question If farm upnt is still exciting a good deal Of discussion IN
various PARTS Of the country; but the general conclusion seems 10 De M
= that te kind OF upHft III farmer needs most is Tot M me nat VIII
provide every farme with a circulating library to pc attached to inc pp", o..
o~v-corne for the COW to chew their cd in, but more ractca sort td'
will nit the mortgage off the roof of the farmhouse.
TRULY ILTERARY. '
= rNKs- Harlins dosnt strike me al literary Yet he declares a' ne never
feels so comfortable IS when he is snue1y settled in ms library ~ ~
Binks-oh, that Ii not surprising. His ookcasc Is . ioia'ns7 p"u
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
~ IL !. SQUARE DEAL IN THE SPECIAL ELECTION

There should be n o official trickery in the preparation OF the ballots for tn
elscton OF constitutional amendments Voters for and against the
amendments are entitled % the same consideration in the use Of the ballot To
Print an affirmative ballot and compel the opposing voter only to use pencil
to make. changes would be a trick. If the amendments, or n Of them are
adopted or rejected, let it be done by a square deal. ~E
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
ENVOUS.

How many women are there in the
country today wishing they could be in
washington, peeking through the win
dows of one of the neighboring houses
when the moving a backs up to
Teddy's front door?-Detroit Free
Press.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
DRAMATIC NOTE.

Vice may be a monster of hideous
mien, but stage a play or write a book
about II, and It beats the deuce how
many persons will welcome the non
ster.-Los Angeles Express.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
IN RIPPING GOOD M
TTTTJT-rTTF1
THRIFT.

Customer-Please. mister l can't re
member what ma sent me for. but you
can give me two cents worth Of pep
permint candy. cause she said | could
keep the change.-Century.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
HEARD IN THE BARBER SHOP,

Our charges are the lowest in town.
observed the barber.
Cut rates. eh?'' said the customer, as
he looked at his lacerated chin in the
glass.-Judge.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
DEATH IN THE LEGISLATURE.

AssembEmsn Moons demise al Phlhpsburs yesterday maxi a second
vacancy by death in the minority ranks in the state legislature ne in the
senate ana me in the House. As the Republican majority in both houses as
- fr ali party purposes before these losses to the minority there viii be no
sumeudsAls effect in legislation The mortality In the Legislature thisy er is
rmrmdsnt in State legislative history. The cause is not to be found in any
nxcsutusI strenuosity in the work of the session. for until a week ago the
xerans&uzs iHed and neither of the departed LEGISLATORS vas on ham when
~ xes1slsture finally settled down TO real work.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
RECOGNIZING THE SYMPTOMS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. want-er-
UNI a"
Jeweler-Certainly. sir. Samuel. bring
me hat tray Of Engagement rings!"-
London Opinion.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
O

Hes so SELFISH"
us he?"
Yes; always tells a new joke before
his wife gets a chance" A.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
THE INSIGNIA.

What makes you think that man
would make a detective|
Because it comes natural to him 10
wear a. SLOUGH hat and a white neck
tie ."-Washington Star.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
SKY SICKNESS.

When airships sail the feecy skies.
Come tell me, yor wise men,
When we are rocked upon the clouds
Viii We have then?
Detroit Free Press.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26

TAKING SOMETHING FOR 1T.
"~Kleptomania,'' remarked the physi-
clan, sis a disease"
81 guess that's right rejoined the
plainclothes detective. "Ive noticed
that it's victims are always taking
something for 1t. '-Chicago News:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
SMALL. BUT UP.TO.DATE.

us 90 daddy's bestest girl?"
"Oh, papa, ISIS is 80 sudden
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26
RaYsRse AcTIoN RY YHs AsseMHLX.

4 Neagieeoatb by the supporters If tho Martin public utilities commission bill when
\ nasnd the Hous to at once procure o voe for its reconsideration. In order to-
ruuch Tie bill as passed, exposed them yesterday to the nrtincaton of seeing
tbsir victory snasched away. The bill was rcconsidsred bun In N uniooked-for
way. and With the result of holding the bill Enacted on lin the Assembly from
mhencgH may not emerge % so to the Senate !
i % so1a siokers' appear In the Payne tariff bill. One 8 in tn lumber schedule
khs duty m rough lumber is reduced from 8 to 81. but the duty o finished
h,uber Is iMt at I prohibtiye ngurA Rough lumber cannot ba impmted szaspt
~ water transportation. and interior cities al have n benefit pf thu reduction
u rata gs lumber bssop4 have assa .pa ts l0b,,xd 49,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-26

y HE most important man in either
the Senate or the House is the
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-07-15
D;rbredlfrifhe
kcl bliitiekeit.
Grmorblus einrs ganficrs bnrd
bic rIffiuitg" iciuer Gran.
Ser!enrube Der Frau
bel Der SdDreRenstat.
lleGer,ueiiuna ees iauberen 8atruna
on bic Groksrid),uoreneu.

Crescent Gttp, Su., 13, Suit
Gr. @. u. Wiuer uuo 6rau )
o. Sapler lpuroen unter Ger Anflag.
Der @rmoroung bes &i3epr6iioenten
Der @rIten gtationolbanf, 5. y. Sep,
ler, be5lp. Der @eibilfe oa5u fiir bit
llnteriufung Dor oen' 8roBseidDo'
rtnen feitgebolten. Sobn s. 9run'
bcn, Der Batter bon 5rau Sapler.
ruroe 9leihfaas perbaftet, llno ibt
gruoer Sra pirb nod BON Der $50.
liset eeiudt. Ter alte @rimben ioG
CUR 3eit bes Rorbes I'm Sauie se'
meien iein, aber feinen 9eriuh SUI
@erbinoerlng Der Eat sema6t ba'
ben.
9ie beioen Sauptangcflagten, nel,
de id)on ieit Sabren in @e5iebunger
a. chamber Itanben, bebauptcn, baf
Srou SuplerS 8utte, nit elmer ari
betpaffnct, oaS Saus betreten mn
Tr. RiIler nur in Selbitperteioiqrmj
aebanOeIt babe, ais er i'm erid)of
Sic betoen WfGnner aerieten in eir
&cnbgemenge, mobei Die Snmpe pom
Slide fiel unb bCn aampfplos II
GurfcIbeit oeriette. Or. WiIler &c.
Iong es f6IiebIih, Sen Repolper 81
3ieben unb Oen 9anfier piermal 81
rertpunben. Gin S6uB ourh oos
Ser3 iebte Dem 2eben beS IeBterer
Elm gn6e.
3u betpunocrn lit Die &aItbliitig
felt unb Seelenr,,bc Ger Srou DC.
grmoroeten, oie nah 6cm trouriaeii
Gbi6IuB 0e8 Samples 8affee fir ben
Toftor fohte uno einen 9lr3t berbei
rief, Der Ole leifte @ltnbe berbinoen
mlbte, bic lid Gr. WiIIer i'm 2ouff
hes Samples 5uge3ogen bate. @Gt'
reno oieier eon3en 3ett lag Ser 2eih.
nam ibres ermor6eten 8atten i'm
Heben5immer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-07-15
Bum Sdube oer
Miibleninopdria.
Brieflide anresung.n oes ct. Eauler
HeprGientanten.
prinsenoes perlaneen nadI
elmer Ausfubrpramie,
&anid5e auf fleinere SariianSsrum.
gen i'm SntereRs iciuer Seimat.
% a ibingto n, 13. ssuli.


Repr1Ientant Stepens aus ct.
Eaul bat bel Dem goriisenSen oeS
aomitees fir Wtittel uno 8ege,
$errn Bapne aus Retp Dorf, brieilib
eine Reibe aenoerungen in ben 3oa.
tcrifbeitimmIugen angeregt, ipie iol.
fe i'm oringenoen Sntereiie bes Roro.
ipeitens liegen.
Dor allem oringt Serr Stepens ba.
raul, baB Die 9eitinmungen iiber ole
Iusfubrpramien elmer tpeientlihen
aenoerung unter5ogen tperoen luoh.
fn oa es Die 3ablung elmer Br1mie
auf bearbeiteten 6Iads uno ebenioI.
Dies @etreioe perioge.
8egen Die SenatSbeihIiiiie betreffs
Tafsiamen unb ieiner 8robutte lei
fetne gintpenbuna 3u MAIDEN.
glber beim 8et3en uno ieinen Ero.
huften Iiese Die Sohe gans onbers.
Gs iei bofIt ipiinihenstpert, oaB Die
Weiiller niir Damn fanabiihen @ei5en
mablen, ipenn ibnen elm Seil oes on'
fir be5ahlte @iniubr5olles beim @r.
port bes Webls in @eitalt elmer aus.
flibrprGmie ipiebereritattet tperbe.
Serr Stepens ipiiniht Die annabme
Der Observation-Disclosures Der
Bapne.8orlage, nnh peIher oas
Webl aus inportiertem @eiSen IN.
nerbaIb elmer beitimmten 3eit erpor,
tiert peroen miiBte. Sbne Den 8or.
tell elmer ausfubrprGmie fam, tpie
herr SteeeRs In ieinen Witteilungen
ctsfiibrt, bie Miibleninbmtrie bes
Rcrbpeitens nitt beIteben.
Inter Sen onoeren BON Dem ct.
gauler Reprdieutanten angeregtcn
Earifabdnberungen Tel nod Die 9ln.
regltng elmer 3oaerbobung auf GIANT
pignoniamen, iorpie eine Ratenberab-
iesuna fir Sunoe., 3iesen. uno
ShafielIe ertpabnt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-07-15
CANADA rn0 ErankrfidI.
ubidjlnf ocs Srnbclsuertrases sluh
idlsn beiben QGnbcrn.
90 n.;a 10 N,,I;

Goris, IS. Suli.
Tte Tcputiertcnfammer robm faIi
einTtimniq Sen omenNierten fron3o'
fid.conooiIhen Sonoelsoertro0 an.
gtur bie Ttputiertcn 2eoin, ,Wanoo
Roie uno @orQere itimmten ae9el
ben @prtroQ, neil or ni6t oorteiI6oit
eenua fir Sronfrcih ici, beiouOer:
mas Seiocnnorcn uno Stitercicn an
betr6fe. GS mur6e aud bic @ebuup
tung oufgcitcIt, Dab ous @ich'4men
bement ni6t riQoroS Qcnua lei uni
bic 8epGhrunr Scr Rinimolraten iii,
Ian0pirtidc'. .lide Noihinen Die bel
mtihe 25n' AItrte aeiGbroe.
San> .lsminiiter Guppt unb oanS
nirti[ [,oft8miniIter gflar oertetot9
ter ole @orIoQe enerqiidl uno pteier
'.rouf hin, ooB ser 8ertroa etn 9ll
tes @cI6aft&abfommen borIteIle, ot
&c Sen frans6Iiiden @oren elmer
mlsaebe6rten @arft eroffnct.
Inter Den @eittmmun8en oie'e!
wertroqes piro Canada oas Neiit
begiinIti9urQsretyt i'm fran3oiii6el
Surif erbolten, nit Nusnabme> III
Waitoieb, tpofiir Die o10emetnen &a
ten gu 3abler iiro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-07-15
Sn Der 6erualt
Orr Aeuolution6re'
strakenfdmpfe in Seberan nnS se.
fabrbete Gage bes SdabS.
einorinesn DER Rebeufn
tn Dsrlirns Iaupltfaot.
gspSIfernng amideineub auf Scitsn
Der Nationaliltcn.


Saltienb 9ationaIiiten riiften um
8 lbr morgens IN Seberan elm. Sie
brangen oilrh orei Gore SugleiA elm
lno bdlo mar DER ean3e n0r6lide
8eil Der Staot In ibren Sdnoen.
Berein8elte Sample fanen babel ani
ben StraBen Dor, aber i'm aleemei.
men betuabrteu bic Rationaliiten
eine portrefilide Srsnung. sic fen.
ben Batrouilleu Surb oie ganae
Staot. ...,...
Wan ertportet, bob Ger Shnb fir
ben gngenblif in elmer Der iremoen
8eianotidSaiten 3ufluht iuhen fpiro.
Die Hegierungstruppen, Dor aIlem
oie aoiafen, baben mitten In Der
Stoot Stellung genommen, imb man
gloubt, oaB bic 0ationaliiten lie on.
greifen tuerben, foas iie fih nitt
freitpillig ergeben. Die Siherbeit
Der ausldnoer ideint niht ernitLi6
gefdbrbet 3u iein Iie RationaIiIten
itno i'm 8eiis bes garlamentsgeb6u.
oes, bes Winiiteriums oes ausp1r.
tigen unb bes 8ebGu6es Der perfi.
'den Eelegrapbie. @iele Reeierunas.
tritppen, audi aoiafen, iino 6u ben
gsationaliItcn iibergegansen.
Die StaStbepolferimg lit bon ge.
seiiterune iiber bie gnfitnit Der re.
rolittion6ren Grippel Die Tie auf
iebe @eiie ermiitiat.
Ssr Der Idbe Der britiihen @e.
ianotid,aft mar n,oraens Elm beitigeS.
ober MIR fur5e 3eit tpdbrenoes @e.
pebrfeuer 81 boren. Die tnoo.euro.
pdiife SeIegrapbenIinie arbeitet nod.
Denn orf nit Sfapierigfeiten, on
rnter ibren Heuitern Sample 8tpiihen
ben RopaIiIten unb 9sationalilteu
Itottfinneu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-07-15
SpanifdJe porGht.
Sruppcntrauspprt uad Iarpffo in.
folge Der burtigcn llurnben.
90 q 6ri6 13. esuIi.


Cine offi5ieQc &unogebung crfldri
bic grmoroun0 bon pier ipaniiden
Grbeitern In Melilla, Rarpffo, tfiis
einen rein Iofulen 8orfaa, Der fci.
nerIei @influB ouf Ole @e3iebungen
Sponiens 5u Wulai.Sofio, bem Sul.
tan bon Waroffo, boben fonnte.
Srotbem beitebt cine Reigung in
Waorio, oaS 8orfommniS oIS einen
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