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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
PA5TJR TELLS OF
 STRANGE THINGS
A Spider That Came When Called, a Religious Dog and
 Talking Chickens.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-A spider that came when cal cd for .ts meal of flies, trout that knew its masters step a canary taught to sing in the middle Of the night, dog that went to prayer meeting, a bass that swan up and rolled over to have it's head scratched hv a human friend-these are a few of the stories youched for by Rev. R N. Stockdale. pastor of Willis Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. who ra lates some of his experiences with animals.
 When I had my first charge in an Ohio river town" said the Rev. MT. Stockdale, "a spider took up his home lh a UOA InoiCsing the base of a post in my yard. l began to feed him flies, tapping on the box as I q. In little while the spider would conn
 nev - l tapped on the side Of the box, and it was only a short time J~.-re ne learned to leave his web at tAe sound CT my tapping and start fer the fly which l brought.
 (See Gen. l. g 2s)
 T believe the chicken has more parts of speech than a savage of the wilds. I have myself counted be- tween 20 and 90 different forms of expressions f-om the poultry in my backyard
 tSee James 3, T.)
 'I taught a canary bird to sing when l commanded, even in the mid de of the night taught it also not to sing the morning until permission VAS gwen.
 tSee Psalms 77. 6.)
 Here is a toad fish that teaches us a lcssOn,' the preacher said, picking up bottle inclosing a fish caught in the act of swallowing another too large for him to get down. This dem onsTates ambition was larger than the fish but not larger than the fish would become in tune. This same quality in men is a revelation of their larger nature"
 (See Isiah. 55. ID When was at Port Washington a yellow dog used to attend prayer meet ing each Friday evening and Sunday services.
 (See Job. %. 1)
 "On the G.rard farm at Belport. O.. there was q trout in the springhouss which could recognize the step of Mr. Girard and it would leap cut of the water as he approached the spring, But ! could not make the fish move There was storekeeper in Steuben vile who caught a black bass alive and put t in an aquarium in a store window. Tn three weeks man taught the fish to come and have it's heal scratched"
 tSee Roosevelt.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m Dr. F. J. Harvey. super -ntentt mt. Lesson: The Gospel in Samar a. Acts s:4-25.
 Junior Christian Endeavor at 2:30 ?. ID. Mrs. C. E. Buchner, superintend. ent Topic: "Mohammed's followers in Egypt and the Holy Land" Acts 4:l2. 4 missionary meeting.
 Bro, heThOod at 6:15 D. m. The last n the series of studies in the prob lem of housing. VII Garden Cities and Model Villages" solve the prob lem,
 Preaching at II a. m. by the pastor. Theme of sermon: Christianity making good"
 StereoplicOn lecture on Alaska at .:3O D. n. About seveHy-fiye slides of that Interesting land VII be used.
 Union Teachos s meeting in the Y. I c. A- building at 7:30 D. ID. Mon day. suDieLt. Phiiip and the Ethiopi- an" Acts s:26-40.
 Missionary meeting Monday at 2:3O D. m. in the church, with an address by Miss Julia Fraser, of San Fran cisco. Business and social meeting of the Ladies Aid society in the church Wednesday a. 2:30 D. ID.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday, at 7:30 D. m. Topic: 'The relation of the Christian to the good things of the world" Matthew 6:19-S4
 JOHN F. FRY, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
NEW MEXICAN PATRIOTISM.

About a month ago the legislature of New Mexico appropriated $3.5OO to defray the expenses of a commit tee to be sent to Washington to work for statehood. The said appro- priation has been the subject of much controversy, of commendation and de nunciation. As the entire territory was interested in the matter of state hood it was considered but fair and equitable that the tax payers of the entire territory should bea! a little of the necessary burden of sending a committee to Washington to work in the interests of the state, and it was so understood when the appropriation was made. This. money, however. has been returned to the treasury, the committee having refused to accept either in whole or in part With the exception of Governor Curry the committee is stin in Washington. In their report to the legislature they stin pin their faith on the ultimate success of their mission and believe that the incoming president will be equally as zealous in behalf of state hood for the territories as President Roosevelt has shown himself to be.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
CONTEST FOR <
 BEAUTIFUL PRIZE
Ladies of the Elks' Fair Are Greatly Excited Over the Outcome
Special to Review.O

DOUGLAS. Arizona, Feb. 27.-- The event of the E1ks' fair tonight
 Dout which perhaps the greatest de. gree of interest will center is tns popularity contest between Misses I.riest. Blumenthal and Gale. the prize for the winner being q handsome dis- ulond brooch. The three contestants have worked assiduously ever since the fair opened and each has q co tuie of supporters that almost will go the limit in behalf of their favor lie. IL is reported all three young ladies are running neck and neck and " the time they enter the home stretch and come under the wire the excitement among their supporters Is sure to be keen.
 The open contest will close at s C'c.ock by which time all outstanding booss must be in. Then Tor two hours he balloting will be secret and ID that time is when the contest will as- rJme it's exciting period.
 Admission Charge Unchanged.
 Col. Martin, in an announcement last night. dissipatcd a misapprehen- sion which has been current the last iew days. The opinion has been that the admission 10 the hall on the last aIght would he either doubled or quad. rUpled. This is wrong. the colonel says. The admission will be just inc same on the closing night as on other n'chts. Books will be bonored at the dcOr as usual and those who haven fGOks will pay the customary price Of g cents.
 The fair is now drawing to its close and it's climax, for on the last night iC is likely all the big drawings wll take place. The end of the week will le featured by Spanish night. when 2 carefully arranged and rehearsed pro Eram will be rendered. it is one that will be worth anyone's while. Tonight America will be hostess and the Rigat is specially designated as A. r. and A. M. and merchants nfeilt.
 These Western Girls kuain.
 The Western Girls scored again fast right with their camp fire scene. \ dsTkebed stage. a blazing fire above V mich hung a pot Of friiolcs. which were at times apportiOned to the as- sembied girls. furnished a clever west tTh picture, while the song. Yankee Doodle Boy" sung by c. r. Mart in as solo with the girls joining m the chorus. greatly pleased. this de- sF.te the fact that owing to late mo- thcation Mr Martin had not entire ly familiarized himself with the chan sed words of the songs. Previous to thls song Mr. Martin rendered anoth- CT solo in his well rounded baritone voice. The firing of pistols and cow girl yells completed the western scene. Followed then the grand march which is always pretty and of inter- ,sJ- The usual dancing came on and. goodnight"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
sTEREoPTIcoN LECTURE

Suday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the PTesbyterian church. stereopts con lecthTe dealing with A'aska as a Home Mission field will be given. Seventy five slides, many Of them col cred, cover the field in such a way as to give one a clearer idea Of that Great Land" The pubic VIII find the lecture both interesting and in- stTuctive. No admission fee will be charged. but a free-Vin offering will Do received.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28

Hoval A. Smith should take his hired man more into his confidence. The editor got his wires crossed last week. His boss had endorsed George Young for governor along with Ralph Cameron. At the same time the Miner editor was supporting the best man-Coionel W. s. Sturgis of Tue son.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28

Suday school 10 a. m- Mrs. Sholes. superintendent. Preach ng II a. m. M d-week service Thursday evening a. 7:3c.
 Don Luis Sunday school f:3O ?. m- Preaching 2:30.
 Sruth Bisbee Sunday school ? D. m.. Alfred GellaDd superintend nt. Preacd- ng 7:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wedn- esday evening 7:31. A cord al invi- tat.On is exte k.ed to the people of these communities to attend these seryicec-
 A. K. STEWART. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
LOWELL CHAPEL seRvIcEs-

sunday sclCOl at 9:i5 a. ID. Lesson: The Gospel in Samar ia" Acts S:f-25.
 Christian EndeayoT at 6:30 D. ID. Topic: Home Missions: Present Day Pioneers.7 Feel. I1:i4.
 Preaching by Rev. Hoffme'ster, at II a. m. and at 7:30 D. n. Stereopti- con lecture on Alaska" Monday at 7;30 D. ID.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

u. m- C. A Bu -fuing.)
 Bible school at 10:00 a. m. lesson. The Gospel in Samaria. Acts S:4-25. MT Henfy Owen, superintendent.
 Worship and sermon at 1I:00-- Subject, Peculiar Dangers"
 B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m.-Top.c. The Pioneers of Today NIT. W. E. Stcner. president. Song and Sermon at 7:3o P. m--Theme: Waiting for Jesus" Union Teachers meeting on Monday evening at 7:3O. Ladies Aid at Mrs. Maud owens on Wednesday, all day for work Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening al 7:30. All vel comc.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
npnnsite ceniraI schnnI l

fIVVVoILt CtNIIdI SCHOOL
 At 9.4S a. m- Bible scAoOl-read Acts eight Do you know simon Has he any kinsfoIk in Bis beer Do you know the law of pardon for a blackslider? Are you a back slider? Are you expecting to buy the favor of God?
 Al ii:oe g. n, Communion vita the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28

Lord. Morning address by minister. At 1:30 p. m Evening service pre- pared with a short history of an Air can church built on the Apostolic plan. To all services you are cor dia,ly invited and made welcome. On next Lords day the centennial for foreign m.ssions will be received
 W. F. SPICER. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28

The continual barking of the even ing political organ of it's owner about the Kelly papers in Arizona Is the surest evidence Of the envy and jealousy which exists on account O. the continued growth and prosperity of these same Kelly papers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28

Feb 26th, 1909 Dear Friend:
 We are putting up lots of fruit at our house. Are you putting up any fruit at your house2
 If you doy and need some nice fresh spices that will give "a nice flavor to the fruit you are putting up, | can tell you where to go to get the spices. They will cost you this much; Nutmeg, 29c. Ginger f5C. Cinnamon, f5c Cloves, f5C. AIlSpice, 15c Pepper 1GC.
 Your friend,
 Jacob. p. & didn't tell you where to get the spices, but l will now Ii is
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
JNo. E. KANAAR, Pastor
ST. JOHN EPISCOPAL cHuecH-

The first Sunday in Lent Sunday school 9:i5 a. m. Morn ng Prayer, Litany and Sermon II o'clock.
 Evening Prayer with add ess 7.30
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
NOTICE.

reward Of s5.eo Will be pad for sformatiou leading to the arrest ana conviction Of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
CALLED BY SICKNESS

Mrs. NJ. Wolverton left yesterday for Phoenix, whither she was sum- moned by a telegram announcing the serious illness of a close relative.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
STAG CANON FUEL COMPANY
pawson Coal and Coke

Dawson Coal and Coke Uneseeiied fos Domestic Purposes
 Ask Your Dealer For it. General Sales Office E. p. 4 S. W. Building, Ei Pssc Texas
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28
WARREN CHAPEL

W. E. sPICER, Pastor.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23
q RltttnHrham II

SparfaIien nidt 10 iebr geItenb. Sn
anoeren @egenoen fdme aber crit atf
157 9iirger elm Spnrtonto, uno oo
iei cine grnntigung gum Sporen
nobI notie. Boitiparfolieh Die mrr
2 Irosent 9irlen 5oblen, iuiiroen Den
qroBen 8anten, Gle Sd 8ro5efit
3ablen, feline 4onfurren3 MAIDEN, lon-
bern tie ieien fiir iolde 2ellte be-
Itinmt, Die germ iparen mo6teL ober
feinen 8las miiBten, no lie ibr @elo
Iiber anlegen fon1lten.
6erner miiroe oonn elm GROCER
Seil oes @eloes, oos oie frenl0gebo.
rene 9epoIferltng iett IN ben alisIon.
Diiden Staatsbonfen anlegt, I'M San-
De bleiben, oa oaS @elo Damn onrdJ
0ie Regierlng iibergeiteat lei.
SdlieBlih mics Der RraiiOent Damn
aud oarollf biiL tpelden 8orteil es
fiir oie Iegieriing bate, 0ieie 500
600 Ntillionen Collars, Die balo 5lt-
Iammenfommen piiroen, 3ur Sano
All boben. SSn CANADA 3. y. batten
oie SfoIIen Iih bon groBem gtueen er'
mielen. Sogar piele slmerifaner I'M
g9oromeiten b1tten ibr 8elo M ben
conaoiihen aaiien oeponirt, neil ib-
men bort oie Negierling ibr @elo ga
rantire.
Waehr als befrenloet bat aber Die
g(nItdts 9ofts iiber ,8ob" gll0ridl
.uno iiber Die BortreffIihfeit oes neli.
en- Earifgeieses. oas er in ct. 8aill
ais oos bette ie erlaiiene 3ollgeiee
be3eihnete. Gr pertrat ben Stano,
plnft, oaB Syeoer. ipelder gegen oas
@eIeb qeItinlult babe. fem iiberoell.
aunastreuer &epublifaner iei 0dbei
fennt ober pieIleidt Niemano better
ais Oerielbe Soft Die bittere 6eino-
IeIiafeit Der 8ep0lferltng oes @eltens
oenienigen SSrtereiIen gegeniiber, lpel'
DIE in gllori1 ibren beltell 8erteioiger
batten.
llro, ols er onf Gar glleri6 bon
Rbooe sssluno an reoen fam 5oilte er
oemielben aiiffauenoe Mnerfennunl
iino 6riidte Den Brnlh aus, Dab, es
ibn (gllorih) eeIingen mof}te, ietner
olifridtiaen @imid3. Dem 8oLfe 81
belfen uno feline offenfIide aarriert
Init Der @aiiierling eines 8eieses 81
tronen, oas mls elm gefunoes uno Il
deres Wfiin8- luo 8anfipitem gebef
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23
preile

Der SeutldD-amerifaniidlc BreFDer-
bano ocs 8eltens, Dem aud Die 8i-
reftoren ser gSerolo 8iibl so. ais
Weitalie6er angeb0ren, b1lt bonn "a
bis 26. September feline Sobresper-
iommIlmg in 9urIin ton Sa.,
ab.
W2oae oie Gonpeiltion gut beiurbt
Iein uno in ieber Siniid1t cute 6riid-
te bringen
3uerit mor Siolr Sails tros ieiner
fiir oie neilten DlitgIieoer entlegenen
CAGE IN 4nsiiht genomlnen ollem
.Serr &ans Oemutb n1IBte Die Gbre
Ieioer oblebnen. neil infolge Begfalls
Der 9aIie ut0 Der oaourh perilrloh-
ten foItIpieIieen Soften fir Die meite
9aeiie oiif cine 3oblreid)e 8eteiligung
Der aoIeqen nidbt gerednet meroen
founte. 8erlu1e, nit Sillfe oeS be-
liaen Commercial Club" bon ben
8ohnen 9on5eiiionert 5n erlangen,
|id,Iuqen aud febl. Sionr Sails iii
an grobe aonpentiouen geipobnt ilno
eine Ihpade geteiligung bate oas
9lnieben, 6eren iih Die oetttihe Yreile
i'm @eIten erfreut. fiber gefdbroet.
Die Greriltip-8eboroe oes Berbon-
oes mablte iilfolge oeiien Burlington
| aIs Qonpentionsort. Wlogen bic Bur
llinatoner DeutIhen Die 4ollegen eben-
Ito ebren. ipie bas Siour 5aas'er
lDeutidtan iie 5fpeifeIlos geebrt bate
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23
Gin 9utes 5ahr

5iio-8atota erfreut iih felt Sab.
rem elmer rnausgeieeten unb itets 5lt-
nebmenoen BroIperitdt. gtad Der nell-
eIten Sd6eung miro Die Sroollttion
BON 8erten in oieiem Sabre Die ido-
ne Snnme BON $206,379.000 errei.
den. SSm Sabre 1908 betrug Die
Slntrne $1S5, ,434,430.
Die g8ei5enproo onftto n
Itiea INN 10 9ro5eiit, Die bon j | q d. $
etrua Inn 15 9ro5ert. gBeli d :
form fonlmt Der lebtidbrigen grnte
8iemlih qlei6. Die 9leinfrldt lit
inn aoitsen Stoote gut 5ur &eife ge-
fonunen uno Die Grrte ging gut,
bon Id0nenl gSetter begiinitigt, bon
Itatten. g8ei5en gab oltrhibnittli6
ii bis 10 8n. per glder, ie nah Der
Gage.
gtah elmer Sbdsimg Oes r0afota
;Sorner" miro 0ie @ei5enprooilftion
81 10000 0u. betragen uno Die
Syarmer aIaitben, oaB Der Rreis onrh-
Idnittlid1 einen Dollar pro Bn. be-
froqen miro. 8ell6forn Oiirfte Co.
$4,000 8n. bringen, sum Berte
pom ca. $36,230,000. Die 5roitge-
fabr fir Corn lit norbei iulo es ut
Ifon niel Corn gelhnitten moroen.
Die Saferernte betr1gt 41,950,O0O
gu. uno bot einen @ert BON ca. IL
100000. @erIte brahte ettpa 3O,-
$50, 900 9u. i'm 8erte BON $i2, ,252,-
600, uno Die 6lahsernte betrogt y
|564, 900 8u. I'M @erte bon $9, ,455,-
600.
SSnoen Iebten oht Sabren lit Siio.
Dofota 0urh CUTE @rnten gelegnet
iporoen, aber oieie euten Grnten ba.
ben elm eigentiimlibes Helultot ee.
habit, in6em infolge oanon Die Dfilh-
ipirtIdoft un0 Die 8ieb5u6t BON ben
gSarnnern pernohlGIiigt uno gum Eel
qan5 oafgegeben iporoen iilo. Due
TorIuer haben Iih mebr Dem MeIlt-
forn- uno Wei5enbau 5ugelponot nno
Die Weilherei. uno Bieb5uhtintereliet
ipuroen ooourd, IN ben Sintergruno
aeor6nat, mas aber niht Der 6all
/ iein IoIlte. 5ariner, pelde Dor ei-
niaen ssabren CUTE uno groBe Screen
BON Deilhfiiben mio Wfaitpieb baftert,
boben beute oieie 3iueige Der Sano-
pirtIhoft fat gan8 aufgegeben.
2ebtes ssabr brahte oie VIeh
audit i'm Gfoate ca. $39,977,55
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23

SIN @oroerqrimoe oes SS1tereiIes
ltebt Die groBe @eltreiie unieres Brd-
iioenten, ipelhe oerielbe am 10. Sep.
tenlber antrnt uno pel1e nm II. gio-
nember IN @aibington enoen miro.
gtohoem er ourh 80 Stooten into Die
beiOen iiioipeItli1en Serritorien ge-
reiIt iein miro. miro er am t6. Sfto-
Der in gI 8aio, Seras, Dem Brdiioen-
ten 9ia3 bon 0ferico begegnen. 0iele
ieltene 8egegnng miro ieoenfallS
berentigtes glufIeben i'm gnn5en Sii0-
neiten bernorrilfen uno nodoem
&err Snft HrGiioent Gio5 formea IN
Gl 8alo enlpfangen bat, miro er ben
geiu6 bes mericauiiden Er1iioenten
eripioeril lu1o am glben0 oes is. Of.
tober einem ponipoien 9onfett auf
mericonii1em 8ooen beitpobnen.
3aft ihehut Ger g9elt beipeiien 81
pollen ooB ieine 800 Bflno Ons
,Itrenuous life ausbalten ino, 0ab
en- 9rpon imo 9fooiepelt nibt olleiit
oie Gecoro-2orbeeren Der SeOe- ullo
Meiieltrapasen iiberloilen mill.
0ie 9hmoreile, Die Braiioeilt 8aft
omrA oen @eIten antrot, miro oeil
8unoesIGdeI nm $4,000 erleidtern.
glber mir babeH's ia uno Die Neile
miro gIeih3eitig oos 8unoesober-
balipt ouf iiber 13,200 Wieilen nit
2oilo uno 8olt befannt MAIDEN.
3em glnl9ein nah bat Saft mir
ieoe Staot, IN Der er balt, einen be-
ionoers mi6tigen 8untt 5lir 9iSclli-
lion getpdblt. 8aIo ipro6 er iiber oie
9lrbeiterfrage, baIo iiber oos Boit-
iparfaIIenipltem, oarln iiber ben Ia
riff iiber unIer mongelboftes 5inan5.
IpItem nim. @dbreno Die slrbeiter
freuoia iiberraiht marelL ais er ben
Observation-Disclosures oos gSort re-
oete, obne meIhe Die Arbeiter niemals
10 bobe Qobne er5wlngen bdtten. bat
ben 8onfiers oes 2anoeS ieine Be-
fiiriporhina BON @oftfporfai :
/ IN uidt gefaIlen uno fie baben m
ihrer nationalen 8eriamnllung N
Chicago 0en 4lan abgelebnt-
8err 9oft fiibrfe nber oiis, oaB Der
g8ioeritdmo Der gaufen nidt gerebt'
fertiat ici. Sn 2an0esteilen mo-. lpie
beiipielsipeile m Neu-gnglnno, lhor
| auf ie swei giirger elm 5porfontr
lfaae, made lih oas 8eoilrfnis Doh
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23

slls iol6er i6ipong or iid infolge iei-
nes gepinnenoen 8eiens, ieiner lie.
ber5eugungstreue imo ieiner 8ereot.
lnmfeit gum politiihen 6iibrer auf.
SSm Sabre 1894 iuuroe er bon 9ei.
collet SO. oils Staatsienator nonIi.
nirt, aber i1foIge itorfer repubIifani-
iHer Maioritdt geiblogeu. 4 Sabre
ipnter muroe er 5ilm 5ipeiten MoI no.
Intiilirt uno erfp1blt.
9Sm Sabre 1904 nuroe er ais 8e.
nofrat IN einem iiberfpiegeno repll-
blifanii9en Staate nit 1862 gIu.
ralitdt gerDdbIt. @s mar Dies Der
.groBortigIte perionIide Srilinlpf IN
Der politii6en @ei6i6te Der Ser.
Stooten uno brabte ibn iofort ais
tiinftigen Observation-Disclosures
IN Den @oroergritno.
Die patriotiibe 8eripaltlutg nab.
reno ieiner 9lnts3eit, ietne itrenge
@brIihteit lmb 8flibterfiillng, ole
bielen @eiebe an @unIten oes 8olfes
uno ieine5 Seimotsitoates, melhe
ourd ieinen @influB BON Der 2egisIa.
tiir erIaiieu ipuroen, ieine lleber5elI-
glrngstreue tpuroen baIo Inn gan5en
2onoe befornt iuo, tper pon SSobnion
ipraf, nannte ieinen gtnfnen bon
2iebe ulo geipln0eriu1g, ielbit ieine
groBten politiiben 8e9ner be5eigten
ibm itets sr0Bte ghting.
gbre ieinem glnoenfen
SSn nG9Iter Summer neroei mir
elm aenaneres 2ebensbil0 oes 0abin-
gei6ieoenen bringen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23
8Onuernenr Subu u. Sobnion BON
MinneiDta lit am 21. Scptcm6cr
nm 3:25 Aiprgcns i'm Suipital
81 8Odciter, Wfinn., acitorbcn.

Sagelnng i6pebte Ger aronfe mad,
ltottgebn6ter Sperotion smiihen Sc.
ben luo COB, bis er in ben slrmen
ieiner trenen 5rmi oen Iesten gltem-
5llg tot. 5rou Sobnion fiel in Ohm
mod)t.
8obre @agenloougeii NIT gIu-
men treffen itiinolin elm uno betDei.
ien IN ipelh bobem gl1ieben Der Ser
itor6ene itano.
Sros i6redlidler Sdlmer5en mar
Ger &ronfe bis 5um lesten 9Iugenbtid
giiten 0iutes mo ianote logar anldB.
lid oes 9eilthes bon &raiioent Soft
in ct. 8aul bonn &rautenloger ans
cine l1ngere 8egriiBimgsoepeihe, ole
bon Soft IN beionoers ber5Iider @ei.
ie eriuioert puroe.
Snr5er 2ebensgang @eboren Inn
s. 1861 auf elmer 6nrm in Der gf6be
bon ct. Reter, 0ii1n., bon ornen
ihpeoii6en gItern, unteritiiete er Die.
ielben friib5eitig, inoem er 5uerit III
einem @roceriegeih1ft, oonu in elmer
apotbefe arbeitete lmo iil5lpiiben
our6 fIeiBiges SelbitItuoum ii6 en-
porarbeitete. Damn ipuroe er Der He-
oofteur elmer engliihen 3eititng III
Ct. 8eter. Ntirn., imo ihloB ii9 friib.
5eitig Der Oemofrotiiben &artei nn
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-09-23

fen, ooer ober beItrebt iino, ourd
SbiIobiirgerltreihe Die 8eripoItiing
eines ibnen utbequeinen 8orgeieBten
in 8erruf 81 britigen
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