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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
SUN is NOW A LATE RISER.
Days Rapidly Growing shorter
Long Evenings Soon.

The day is being cut off at boil
ends in big slices now. The even
ings are shortening rapidly and the
sun is becoming a late riser.
For another two months the day
will continue to shorten from two tc
three minutes each "a hours. After
that time, whilel it will continue to
grow shorter, it will be in lesser
degree until December 20 when the
days will begin to lengthen again.
"a month ago l got up at s o'clock
in broad daylight" said hackman
today. Nov still get up at 5 o'clock
but l have to take lighted lantern
to see to curry my horses"
According to the almanac, the sun
rose this morning at $40 o'clock a.
m. 1t will set tonight at 1888 O'Clock
p. m. At the end of June the sun
rose at 5:03 a. m. and set at 1901 p.
m.
This indicates that the mornings
have already lost 81 minutes OF sun
light since the longest day and the
evenings have lost 2S minutes of
sunshine. This means loss Of l
TOUR and minutes of sunlight since
he longest day, June 22.
The season of long evenings is
oming now. 1t is the time books
nd even newspapers become more
interesting. As the evenings grow
older and darker, the night walks
re abandoned and people prefer
laying at their firesides with an in
eresting book or the evening news
aper as their best company.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
NOW WHAT IS THE SEASON.
Weather Conditions Mixed Up-Can
Have Two Guesses.

What is the season? Is it summei
or autumn.
You may have two guesses and b,
assured of considerable support fol
either guess. There are appearances
to bolster up the belief that 1t IL
now early autumn, and yet those who
are longing for "trip to the noun
tains will insist that 1t is still in the
middle Of the summer.
A great many persons have been
remarking in the few days just past
that the autumn leaves are falling,
ira la. 1T is true since the recent
rain that walks and lawns have been
half covered by a layer. of leaves
from the naples and few of the
elms. The leaves were brought down
by the rain. They evidently had been
burned dry by the excessive heat pre-
ceding the rain.
Everywhere in town the leaves are
so thick that they are reminders of
autumn. And more are falling every
hour in the day. The nights are cool
and similar to the fall variety. But
here 1t Is only the beginning Of Aug
ust and a whole month of summer to
come.
Some one has doubtless misfigured
ON the weather or the seasons. Are
we done with the heated season. II |
not why all this fall weather? And
IL &C is early fall why are so many of
the mountain and lake trips just be-
ginning? Will those who are at the
resorts be caught without enough
covering?
This argument, from the old tim
ers appears to be in favor of summer:
No ducks have yet come south. If the
lot weather fails to come back"
hen the gang that is holding out the
present weather as the fall variety
will push their claims toward having
he weather properly labeled. But Ii
hould there come another spell Of G
everish heat like that of week ago s
he autumn leaf fake will be de- /
ounced as a plain Misrepresentation t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
THE BABY INDIANS
SIGNED CONTRACTS
And There Were Many Of the
PapoOses.
WHEN A CHoCTAw TESTIFIED
They all Thought McMurray Could Get
the Cash for Their Land
Quicker Than Any
one Else.

McAlester, Ok. Aug. 12.-It wal
brought out in the congressional inves
tigation Of the Gore bribery charges
that baby Indians as well as adult ones
had "signed" the McMurray contracts
providing for the sale OF $SO,O0O,OOC
worth Of land on 10 per cent attor
ney's fee basis.
The names Of the little papoosea
were signed by the parents or guar.
dams, witnesses testified. 1t was In.
cidentally developed that race suicide
is far from threatening among the In.
dians, as families Of six to nine chill.
dren are common. signers Of the
names Of Indian infants were thus
affixed to the McMurray documents, to
assist which in congress Senator +.
P. Gore charges he was offered q y25,.
900 or $4,000 bride.
Thought Contracts Good Thing.
I'VE were led to believe that the
contracts were good thing" said
Perkins. I'VE considered that Nc.
Murray knew better than our congress.
men and senators how to 70 about seIl.
in9 tha land wa haI,avad ana. ~,
signing the contracts we would realize
more quickly on our claims against
the government Tbat'a whv onT
the children signed up"
DR.. J. H. Millar n ChoctAv nv ,D..r
testified that he snd ~.
eight children had sIgred tha cor
tracts.
Tho nrosart sroot ,o.,.h =, 4..I
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
MINERS GO BACK TO WORK
sixteen Hundred Union Men are Again
Digging Coal At Advanced
Rates.

Fort Smith, Ark, Aug. 12.--Twelve
hundred union miners returned to
work In the coal fields at Hartford.
Six Of the mines Of the Bache-D enman
Coal company. the largest coal pro-
ducers that have deserted the South
west Operators association. resumed
operations. AZ the same time two OF
the company's mines in Oklahoma, one
at HartSborne and the other At Red
Oak, also resumed operations. giving
employment to 300 men at the former
and 100 men at the latter, making q
total Of 1900 men to return.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
Thu Rest Hour Of Life

10 when you do some great deed or
discover some wonderful fact. This
hour came to ]. r. Pitt, OF Rocky Mt.
N. G. when he was suffering Intense
~, as he says, from the worst cold
ever had, ! then proved to my
great satisfaction, what a wonderful
Cold and Cough cure DR.. Kings New
Discovery IL. For, after taking one
bottle, l was entirely cured. You
can't say anything too good Of med
icine like that" IL lie the surest and
best 'smedy for diseased lungs,
Hen.1rrhHses, LaGrippe, Asthma,
Hay ..ever--any Throat or Lung
Trouoi.. soc. 800. Trial bottle free.
Guaran ICED BY j.. NJ. Gleissner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends and
neighbors who so lovingly assisted
us during our recent bereavement.
Also for the beautiful floral tributes.
The kindness viii never be forgot
ten. H. Sherman and sons, Mr..
and Mrs. @. N. spaulding, Mr. and
Mrs. Bnllderbaek. Mr.. and Mrs sher-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Mattesou.
MT. and Mrs. DRY Sherman. B. =.
Hstherinston, Mr. and Mrs. Van
Hetherington.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
A PRosIAC FATHER.
Sees Nothing Cute in Photographing
Child a La Nude.

A tall man with a mustache thu
color of dry cornsilk and a mouth
of the design that can say NO in pos
tive tones, entered an Abilene photo.
graph studio accompanied by timid
looking little wife and small child
possibly a couple of dozen months
old.
Obviously they had come to have
theNyoungster photograph.
II was thinking" began the moth
er, as she moistened a corner Of her
handkerchief and removed speck of
SCOT from the child's cheek, "that It
would be real cute to have him taken
with all his little clothes off and sit
ting In big wash bowl or something
like that. Don't you think that would
be pretty cunning'?"
Gust don't go any further with
that" cut In the child's father. $50
long as I have any say in the up
bringing Of this child and until he's
old enough to have some voice In his
own behalf and the physical prowess
to take care of himself, ne shall not
grow up to nurture some day deep
personal grudge against his parents.
I've had some experience with that
idea Of cuteness that calls for maxi
ing a helpless kid pose before cam
era in the Venus-arising-from- the-sea
costume, and l don't purpose to be a |
party to any such infamous PROPOSE
tiOn.
when was about year old, or
'hereabouts, bunch of maiden
aunts, or grandparents. tr someb0dy
cooked up scheme tc nave a little
fun at my e1!trse. TIL; carried a,
down to the earest pho. graph su.
lery, whore ley tok rom ne ny
raiment and then they got the man
to picture me kicking around on
white fur rug, arrayed in nothing
more than the state of innocence
that was my only asset. That pic
turf was handed down to posterity. |,
NT've gone through life vainly try
ing to collect all the copies of that
photograph and destroy it. But they
would keep turning up just when /
thought ] had burned the last one
sxtant. They've caused me many
,heepish look, I can tell you. If this
lid OF ours wants to get job in an
lrt academy after he grows up, that'll
,e his own affair, but I'm not a.
yoing to have him jibed to death q
lfter he gets older, by lot of danes,
riends of the family, that'll preserve
opies of his early portraits-as
omebody's always sure to.
"We'Il have his picture taken with
t least as many clothes on as would
e worn by the average Igorrote kid :
1 his age" FE
So the timid looking little mother :,
onceded her undraped pose in the
rash bowl idea to be then and there .
eclared off. :,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
Married Two From Wichita.

Charles r. Windsor and Miss Jane
Brewer, both of Wichita. we're mar
ried last night at the Christian
church parsonage, Rev. C. A. Cole Of
flciating. The groom is the grand
son of 2. Windsor Of this city and is
manager of the Western Furniture
Manufacturing Co., Of Tichiea. The
bride is one Of south wichita's most
popular young ladies'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
INDIANA ALSO FILES COMPLAINT
Considers Rates Charged by Pullman
Company for Upper 5erthS In
Sleeping Cars Too High.

Washington, Aug. 13.-Complaint
against the rate charged for upper
berths on Pullman sleeping cars has
been lodged with the Interstate Com
merce commission by the state Of In
diana.
This complaint is similar to that re-
Gently made to the Interstate Com.
merce Commission by the state OF
Kansas. 1t Is intimated that other
states in the middle West are likely
to follow the action Of Indiana and
Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
Had Enjoyable Time.

The home of Joe Myers on South
Second street was the scene of most
delightful party last evening, the af-
fair being in honor of Mr.. Myers
Both birthday. A number of guests
were present and all departed at q
late hour, reporting most enjoyable
time, and wishing Mr.. Myers many
more happy birthdays.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
John A. Heller Passed Away.

John A. Heller, one Of DlckInson's
prominent citizens, died Thursday
night at 1880 p. m. of cancer Of the
face. Mr.. Heller has been afflicted
with this trouble for several years.
He leaves wife and several children.
The funeral services will be held at
the Rinehart church Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
Many Soldiers Pass Through Abilene

MANY SOIuI6Fs Fuss through HUIIeHe'
The Union Pacific passenger trains
going east lately have been filled
with state troops bound for Ft, Filey
to take part in the maneuvers. They
are mostly men that work indoors
and the outing will be great benefit
to them. Regular hours and long
hikes are certainly health builders.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
prsxeI Mnker WorId,a RECORD.

Lanark, Aug. 13.-It is Anirmed that
J. Armstrong Drexel, the American
aviator, made q worlds record for al.
titude in his aeroplane Of the aviation
meeting here. The figures are given
e 6.15O feet.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
oorernorl Aie.t Nart NO.

Seattle. wash, Aug. d2.-The con
ference Of Western governors called
By Gov. n. .. Hay Of Warrington to
meet It Salt IAlrs has been sst for
ThuEsday August 70. fho conference
e 70 discuss state eoatrol Of the COZ
sprFHii@ movement
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18
HABIT
You Can, in 3 Days
Looks almost too good to believe, but
every day proves IL true.
PRESIDENT TAFT
IN recent speech at Ada, o., said:

- ASSoAS 1P0OSA ~ AuAS Oss bAAN'
1.-THE progress that is being made
in medicine is marvellous, A consider
alton Of recent advances justifles the
view that we are on the eve Of dlscoV-
cries that will rob diseases Of their
terror and destructive nature. The
rush into the medical ranks Is not ex-
plalned BY its emoluments; It comes
from the fascination Of possible dis
coYery Of that which will aid human
ity and secure TO the Investigator
worldwide fame"
DR.. Neal discovered the antidote to
alcoholic poison which brings about
the simplicity Of 3 Days Cure for
the curse Of mankind" The cause
Is treated directly; IL neutFalised
and eliminated. Nature takes charge
and proper functions are resumed IN
three days. More time IL not neces-
sary, It Il fixed. No failures.
A guarantee bond and contract is
given each patient agreeing that the
modern improved Neal Treatmens
win effect q perfect cure IN the In
sdtute or home IN three days or re-
fund the money. It WIN be deemed
. privilege to Be Of service to Jon IN
any way. Write or call for informa-
ton, book, and copy Of contract. The
Neal Treatment is quite pleasant.
2aaieat known on the patient. Health
lhcFoughly improved. No hypodsF-
ME injection.
NAL INSTITUTE OF KANSAS
100 Wcst Tesfh street.. Hopelra.
Dr. n. Ksith, Medical Director.
q 3 williamson. Manager.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18

Don't let the babT s1ller fsOm &c
usmA, sorss o. arr itching Of the
Ain. Dcass OH .msni gives Instant
relief. eures quickly. Perfectly saft
ioF children. An druEgiss sell Il.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-08-18

DsnTer Aug lR-Aiready q move
meat has been started 70 capture Cor
nsuger The Democrahc hntionai con
Funti1a for 1914
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08
! a 4.

@ie aus @aibingtou genlelbet
miro, befiiriporten ariegsnlil,iiter
Didinion uno Die Sngenieure bes
ariegsoepartements. oaB fir ben Sa.
fen auf 9arbor's SsIanb $375,00O
betpilltet iperben. 8ei bent Spar.
ianlfeitsfanatistnls, ben unier Hr1ii-
bent enttpideIt, lit es aber iebr frog.
li6, Oh nebr als $150,000 erlangt
ueroen fonnen.
= Ser Sta6trot BON Beaumont
bot geIdliiiie angenommen, in oenen
or iidh fir @infii6runa elmer aomn1ii1
iionsberlpaltnng uno fir Infauf Der
8aiferperfe, geIeuhtungsperfe uno
5troBenbabnen ousipri6t.
Die @roBloge Ser Sreirnalirer
bat foIge1lbe 8ea1nten eripablt: @ol-
ter Mder, @arobohie, @rano Ma-
tier; Gam 3. gpbra1l 9alIas, De@
putp @ranb Waiter; S. S. Wans-
fielb, Columbus, @ralto SeniorWar.
Sen, 9[. g8. Souiton, San Mntottio,
8rar1o ssu,tior @orben; @. @. 8eo-
pp, 8rotpnipoob, @rarlb 9reaiurer; !;
Sobn @ation, @aco, Granb Secre<
tarp; g. 30. @aiber, San Mntonio,
Director bes Waifettbauies; S. s.
&iloiples, Miolano, Mitelie0 bes Ir-
beifsfonlites.
glus pielen Srten i'm Staate
ipirb geneloet, oaB iih inabreno Der
letten Mahte gis gebiloet babe. @ud1
bier in san Mntonio bot es Weitttpo6
nadt Gis gefroren.
est1 ben giienbabnpar6s 81,
goslor tpuroe elm iunger 9ei5er Der
s. & q. ge. gabn Nan1ens Wilion
ols er aus benz Senfter ieiner 2ofo-
notipe ii6 berausbeuate, bon einem
6rahttpaeen angerannt u1o iofort
getotet.
Die staotpertpaftllag bon Sort
aapoca bot Elm aor1ite ernannt, oas
per1uhen ion, ein @aiieruerfiplteln
fir sic gta6t ei1laurihten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08
Der Moihinatoner @nrreinn

Ser Waibinetoner Rorreipon.
bent Der sc. 3. Stoatsatg. idreibt: !:
Sn ben 4reiien Iateiniidb amerifa.
niider 9iplonaten fIiiitert man iid)
allerban6 Neuigfeiten iiber Die per.
ionlihen MngeIegenbeiten oes 9raii-
oenten Gia3 bon Merifo 5u, melhe,
iofern oieielben autbentiid fi1o, oie
5hlubfolgerung geitatten, oab oas
Regime oes General Diaa mol ieinenl
noe entgegengebt. Sn einem grie.
:, lpelher oieier Gage aus Merifo
lief cintraf, ipiro gen1eloet, oaB es
snii ser @eiunobeit bes Hr6Iioenter
9ias farf bergab eebe; bas 9lIter
node iih BEL inn iebr bemerfbar.
SSiii!ait, a[s er ben Halnit berIieb.
ani cine @usfabrt 5u rnaben, fam er
aniheineno lebr ftramm auf Die
Sreppe beraus, aber faum NOR er Die
9alfte Der Stufen berabgeitiegen, als
er aniommenbra6 uno BON 5ipei ge.
gleitern in ieinen @ogen getraeen
neroen mubte. gs miro ferner be.
ribtet, bab cine ldngere Meiie oe5
Senerals Dia5 nah Haris binnen
fur3em beporftebe. Die @emablin
BEG Br1fioenten, cine perbaltnismd-
gig nod irnge uno iebr Iebensluitiee
Dame, babe cine groBe Sebniud).
nod bem Seine-gabel nno lie babe
oen General iiberreoet, oaB er Die
3iigel Der gtegierung 5eittpeilig in
anoere 9anoe leee, uno nit ibr eine
grbolungsreiIe nab 9aris antrete.
Oieie Gabrt ion, ipie Der @etp1brs.
nann elm in Werifo affreoitierter
Diplomat, ifreibt, bei6loiiene Code
lein, unb man brinet banlit Die 9sad).
riht BON Der Hiidfebr bes Generals
HeDes uno bes Ginan3nliniiters 81.
mantour. ipelhe bis iest in Boris
aeipeilt baben, in @erbinbung. selt.
ianer Meiie ipiro bebauptet, oob
Borfirio Gio5, Der bod eigentlid
ionit gar nibt 10 iit, itarf unter benz
0antoffel ieiner an5iebeilben uno piel
iiingeren @enoblin iteben ion. -
Oie Mitteilungen iino iebr poriidtig
auf3unebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08
Ninters- s-Mnfans.

Ger Seras =Winter fontmt beran,
Spd bringt er ielten Sdlnee umb Gis,
Gs feblt mns h'rum bic G6littenbabm
tlnb audl Der Sdjneemann, srpf umb
tueik.
Sas SdJltttffM1Iaiifen lit elm Gpprt
Sm giprbcn tuDl fir Seoermann,
9ndJ bier fan' man bantit ntd)t fprt,
als bbffens nmf Der Mplfifnbbabn.
Statt SdneefaI iett bier Oiegen eim,
Die Straken tuerben gum Woraft,
9pd lit ber liebe Gpnmenidein
AndI elm nidJt gar 81 felt'mer Wait.
Was ipnit Der Winter nod beiheert
Yin traulitber 0efelligfcit,
Tbeater, Saile nnb Spn5ert,
SaS bat ct nns aud bier se,ueibt.
And| ttit ber 0Grtcn 9lumensier
gerfabrt er fdJunenb mod 10 tueit,
ltnb gar ntdlt ielten ftnben iuir
gtod, Hoien sii Der Geignahtsaeit,
Odd bel ben glfen frieren iuir
Sp febr, ,uie man I'm giprben int,
Ser betRc Gunner ihafft ms bier,
Gin gar empfinbltd) biinnes Slut
S'rnm ifbdten ,pir i'm Giincn aud
Ser Sfeniuarine ianfte 0lut,
@emn nns bes Rprbminbs faIter S,andl
tim>uebt, tut uns bet Efem gut.
Damn iisen amd sans seruc mir
5niammen mai int tranten 0reis,
8ei einem Glas u a mo Ster,
8o Seher sn ersablen ,peif.
Was uns in CONNER fat sefiiblt,
Bel bunbert Grab an beifeu gag,
9as iuir6 eriudrmenb jest sefiblt,
@ie es mud brauRen itiiruen mag.
Cb gDmmerhtte, @interfrpif,
9aritber fiihl' id) fetnen 0rpll,
Sas aiams 8ter tn bic Soft,
Die Hihlt nnS tpdrutt, grab mie he ipf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08

gietoria 9ibiiiOn 9. S. & g. u.
Mnfunft -
go: so5-guero. @ictoria. so na6m
Ibfnhrf-
$50. soe--gnero. gietoria. 800 porm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-08

5nei erobe Sauler abeebronnt lino.
Die 8epolferlne bon 8ef lit iebr ME,
bergelhlagen, neil in bieiem 5om-
mer ihon ourh eroBe ueberidmern-
msng biel Sebaoen ongerihtet
puroe.
- ge5uglib ser Sleiifnot bot i,!1
Qbgeoronetenbaltie oes oIterreid,i.
iden Heidsrats eine duberIt erreate
Debatte itattgefunoen, mel6e nidt
menieer als oreiaebn Stunoen in 9[n.
lprub nabm uno sic itiirmiIhiten
3miidenfale 5eitiete. S9IieBli6
wuroe Der 9(ntrae auf unbeibranfte
@infubr BON ii6erieeii9em 5leild al,<
gelebnt. 0agegen murbe elm Som
promiB glntras aneenommen, lpe:-
der ben Smport BON fretnolanbiident
5leiih fir Die 0auer oes 8eoorfs
geitottet.
Gin beflogensmertes llngliid
bat iih in gbIun1es, 8obmen, ereie-
net. 8ier Ri1oer pergniigten litN
beim gislauf ouf Dem Srtsteid).
S6lieBlid ipagten iie itd au1 noch
Stellen Dor, mo oie gtsoede iebr
biinn mar. 0aa gis brod] eitl, nno
iammtli6e &inber ertranfen, ebc
@iilfe gebrabt iperoen fonrte.
= SIN @ltottinger etaotsforlt in
gahern ent0ecffe pif1 sSpr5t 9I5{iftpr1t
eine regelredte Salibn1iin8eriperf=
itatt nit 8uBformen CUR Seritellune
fall6er ginmarf- unb 3ebnpfennig=
itiide. Die Saliblniin5er ielbit, Die
5bereits cine sroBe 3abl bon folI6en
@eloitiiden berauseabt boben, iino
nod nibt errnittelt.
= 4us glgaIo miro geneloet, bie
SSniurgerten i'm Staate CHIHUAHUA
3ogen fi6 in oas @ebirse 5uriid. Sic
bofften Die Gegierungstruppen ebe1l.
ods oortbin loden an fonnen, um lie
bonn, auf oem fir iie giinitieen Ger
rain orl5ugreifen. sssn Der geahe
BON Beoernales in Gbibuabuo boben
Die Sniurgenten einen 3ng iiberfol-
len uno nod 8affen un6 Mi,nitioa
our6iu6t. Die 8aiiaaiere purher
nibt bel1itigt.
auf Der SnieI Mooera ibeint
Die Cholera in iebr beoenfliher
@eiie gu groiiieren 8dbreno Der
lesten Gage iino oort hurbihnittlidl
5lpolf Bis nier5ebn 9erinnen per Goa
erfranft. Die GeitepiDenie in Ser
Manoihurei ninlmt aniheimeno anb
einen bobit beoroblihen aarofter an.
8ie aus Sarbim geneloet nirb, ei-
len 9ler3te aus gang Si6irien 8ur
6iiIfe berbei. Ser 8erfebr lit polig
unterbrohen nnb Ser 9onbeI lieet
gona oarnieoer.
@ie eine Depeihe aus Gina in
8eru nelbet, ioaeia bolipianiihe
Sruppen Die @arniion in Dem perlt-
anii1en @ren5orte @naDaquil iiber-
fanen uno nieoereemaht baben.
Cine 9eitdtieung Der Nahriht bleibt
abautparten. 3miiden Ieru ,,no
goIibia eriItieren felt langerer 3eit
@ren5itreitiafeiten.
- @ie es beiBt, bereitet iih in ser
mittelamerifaniihen Staot 5onol,.
ras eine neue 9fepolution Dor, Die
permutli6 eroBere Dimeniionen oil.
nebmen miro ols irgeno cine, Die
mabren6 Der lesten Sabre bort aus.
eebroben lit.
- Ger sriediide Direftor Der 9ll.
tertiimer. gisan6inos, Elm bober 8e-
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lid in atben, i'm @eridtsiaal, en-
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Ger geationaI 9fioers ano
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isrer teraniid}egt Delegation fiibrt
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gintpobner, cine 8unabme bon 500
Rroaert, Siio Dafota 583, 1888, eine
3unabme bon 44.4 Hro5ent.
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gom idredIidjen spSe aercttet.

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starfer Sabaf.

gater:: .'s iit bod merfipiiroig,
oab uniere biiblhen Mdoels feincn
Mann friegen!"
Mutter: yDu roudit 10 ideuBlir
he 3iearrem, Die pertrciben alle
5reier!"
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u. .. C 8. VI. (Salipt-Ninie).
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