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The evening times., 1896-02-15
HamIct's SoIiloouy Tn tn

Hamlct's Soiiloquy, Up to Date.
To have it out, or not? That is the uuos-
ton:
Whether tbs better for the jaw 10 suffer
The pangS ami torInents OF an aching tooth,
or TO take steel against host of troubles.
And, ny extracting, to end them. To null,
TO tug.
To tug? rerchancc. to break. Ay. there's
the rub,
For IN that wrench what aGonies may come,
When we have half-dislodged the stubborn
foe;
MUST give Us pause. There's the dread
Thatmakes usniirse 3naching tooth:
For who would bear the whips and stiurs O.
pain,
The pangS of hope deferred, kind sleep de-
layed.
Theinsoence ofpity. when himself
Might his quictus make FOR one mean dollar r,
lis the fear of something lodged within
The maneled java broken root. whose Tor
ment
Racks the very soul that makes us
Rather bear. the Ills we have
Than fly TO those we know not of.
Thus dentists do make towards OF us all,
And many a toothache- ridden mortal sec ks
his door,
With courage overmuch. to slink In fear and
dread away.
Queered at The sixu Of Dentist"
The evening times., 1896-02-15

emergency they are TO be turned over to
the government for service as swift cruis-
ers. They are useless il there are no guns
to put On them. or these the Navy Depart
ment has none. All ti,at are made are needed
for the armament of the regular war ves-
scfs. There arc no guns in reserve.
This is a defect which Congress ought
to remedy at once. by making the necessary
appropriation for the manufacture Of the
guns. Instead ofcutting down 1t should In
crease the appropriation for the gun foundry
at the Navy Yard, SO as to keep II running
on full time, turn out as many guns as posi-
bic and keep the skilled mechanics now EN-
ployed there together.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

bearing upph tn" question are in the posses
sion or the governments OF Spain and OF the
Netherlands can he inspected and copied
by the experts already in Europe or still
10 be sent there.
Experience has Sisuwn that the ,einpta-
ton il very strong to indulge in these Jun
keis. Nothing is more easy than for mem
befs or officers o: a commission ike this
one to persuade themselves that 1t is really
necessary for them to personally look
up something that can he reached only by
a more or less extended Journey on land
or on water. The temptation is especially
strong, when as in hi instance, the funds
at the disposal OF the commission are ample
for all purposes There has already been
a good deal of comment upon the luxurious
surroundings Of the commission. II would
be best 10 draw the line q iunketing.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

<<u GREAT deal of money is being
IN made each year out OF the sale of
old stamps" said a government
official last night. Some of
these stamps bring as high as $500 each.
Take, for instance, the 5-cent blue of
the st. Louis issue OF 1S45. This little
hit OF paper is catalogued at $500. and
twelve months from now it will be worth
much more.
is also listed ut $500. The issue of S6S,
SO-ceut blue and carminc, can bring $500.
In 1873 at7-cent vcrmillion was issued.
which is now worth S25. and the 1898 issue
of the ST Columbian stamp sells for So.
Old revenue stamps are worth from l cent
to 5000 each These are al United
States stamps.
.'The stamps Of the cnfedcrate States
sell from 10 cents to $3.50 each. Foreign
stamps do not bring quite such fancy prices.
but there Is. nevertheless. q good demand
for them. They range all the way from
cent up to $50, the old issue OF Austria.
for instance. being worth the latter fig
IRE. Cuban stamps are valuable. and there
Is q ready market for them. Great Brit
ain has Issued some stamps which sell for
$50 each, and, a number of Germany's s
otiuctfOn are worth SO.
"Thc collection and sase OF fhesc STAMPS
has How become legitimate business and
some men arr making a good living ont Of
1t. ] know of a clerk here In Washing
ton who resigned an 81 300 position so
as TO be able TO devote his whole tine aud
atfAntton I'd the stump trade"
The evening times., 1896-02-15
FAST on THE ROCKS
Morgan Line Sten mcr FL Dorado still
Aground ON Liberty leland

New York. Feb. lo.-The Morgan Line
steamer Ell Dorado. which grounded on Lib
erty Island night befor. last. in Il dense
fog. is still fast. An attempt was made Last
night at high water TO pail her eff. but
without Success. Her cargo is being dis
charged. aud the agents Of the line sag they
expect TO get her clear at high tide tonight.
Tie FL Dorado has lost Two blades Of
her propeller. but is otherwise apparently
uDiniurcl.
In the storm Of February 6 the large. fun
rugged ship j. Il. Walker stranded on the
same island and is still there.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
Reversing Things.

Yes. SIR said Bilkins, as he laid aside
the morning paper, things are greatly
changed. Women now wear b!oomers and
vote. plain American men marry titled
foreign women, and"
Titled foreign women sue plain American
men in democratic American courts for
divorce" )" said Wilkins. Yes, Bilkins, every
thing seems to have completely turned
around"
The evening times., 1896-02-15
BRITISH STEAMER ASHORE
The Ot rantn ~ randed " ear Fire I>ln nd
Yesterday Morning


New York. Feb. l5.-Sandcr>on & Son
the agents in this city for the steamer
OtrJnto. which WAS stranded early this
1orning near Fire Island. have received
no particulars DIS vet of the grounding OF
the vessel.
The agents are anxiouslv awaiting word
from the Otranto's captain. and until he
il heard from they have declined the SER
wees of the wroCking companies. How
ever. the wTeCking tag W +. Chapman
has gene to the scene of the accident
aud will stand by in case help is required.
Mr.. Sanderson SAWS he believes the vcs-
sci is all right and will tome off the
beach this afternoon without assistance.
The Otranto is British freight steamer.
AMI Is commanded by Capt. Hubby. She
carries no passengers. but has a crew Of
about thirty men.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
SKELETON FOUND A NINE.
Three Silver Dollars Found in One
Pocket

Pocket
Cleveland, Feb. ia special to the
Press from Ailcrsburg. Ohio. SAYS. Two
men named Jordan and Allison. while cx-
porins an abandoned coal mine on the farm
of Stephen Williams, in Monroe township.
yesterday. found the skcIcton OF grown
person. which caused some excitement in
the locality.
IL was at Tirsi Supposed that murder had
been committed. bat older heads came to
the conclusion ;hai the remains werc those
of Dick Powell. WIZ disappeared in 1882
Powell was dEinkcr. and IL is con.ec;urcd
that he era wlcd into the mine while intoxi-
Gated and was overcome by nre.Iamp.
Three silver dollars were found In one
pocket.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
stre.t Car Held Up In Indiana.

Evansville Ind. Feb. l5.-Thc first street.
car -hod-up in Evansville in years took
place AT o O'Clock las, night ON a car near
the suburbs. Two masked r,cn he'd up the
conductor. no.orman aud several pas
sen;.ers. taxing all their vaiuableS. The
robbers escaped.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
a Fair Exclu nge.

Jcnkins-what did you give Miss Up
leigh for valentino?
Ilinkins-The marble faun.
.Ienkins-what did she give you?
Blinkins-The marble heart.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
Lack of Charity.

The rarity OF Christian charity has been
glar;ngly illustrated In the sensational re-
ports sent out from this city last night to
the press Of the country respecting the
sudden attack of Illness Of Congressman
Howard OF Alabama in the House of Repre-
ssntalivcs. 1t appears that the gentleman
was assisted into the chamber by Il fellow
member and fell upon n sofa in a state OF
complete exhaustion, which was inHmedi-
,t;e!: inierpr. ted by ;hc cercr-rcady sensation
msngcr rs the rcsnit OF excessive Indulgence
in Intoxicating beverages. Soon. however,
the discovery WIS made that Mr.. Howard
was "A very i'll man and had 10 be conveyed
home, and iis physician now insists upon
his immediate REIMBURSEMENT of all work
for prolonged period.
on account of a literary production of
doubtful yaige. in which members of Con-
Gr,Ss We're presented in anything but
flaitcring Guisc, Mr.. Howard, 1t is 81 d,
The evening times., 1896-02-15
4 Iiuull Valentine

Great Caesars ghost! How ii does ache!
Here. James. say, come here and take
This quarter 10 the store and get
Some brumo-k;Ileln. Gosh, you bet,
I'll never let my wife buy wine
Again to mix my valentine
The evening times., 1896-02-15
A Horse on Him

whsrc are you going. my pretty maid?"
4 horseback riding, sir she said.
" Nay I go. too, my pretty maid?"
But her stecd, in answer, protestingly
''neighcd."
The evening times., 1896-02-15
A COnundrunn

What's the difference between pneu-
matte bicycle tire and a modish dress
sleeve?
puffs.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
INSTRUMENTATION

Newsboy-Times yer, mister?
Nacob Sirauss-Nine.
Nrwsloy (asidei-Golly! Use in luck.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
The Times Branch Offices.

Tn. Time>'"Lit tie News Mt
csn secure their supply of Morning
and Evening Times at the following
branch Offices
Frank smith, 4th and G SITS NV.
NJ McSpity, 1885 18th 1T NV.
A. Is. ACCio-key. l3l. 9Th ST NV.
II Hage, IL 81 Pm. ave. NV
Joseph Linden. 3OG s;h ~ Sc.
w +. Mackay, GOO II II. ne.
Joseph Petiynat. 600 1ih -t sw-
The evening times., 1896-02-15

MISS COLLINS RECITAL
Mrs Dieudonnc's Guests Entertained b,
Her Clever Readings.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

sets upon ii. Hence there are already in
timations that the war office is giving
orders quietly 10 get troops ready to go
TO the Transvaai to rc-cnforcc those already
there. II may not bc war. but demon
straiion' only; none the les, however, 1T
will be an armed attempt TO assert its
authority.
At the same time. suppose that Eng
land should send twenty or twenty five
thousand troops to South Africa anu Presi-
dent Kruger should appeal TO Europe gen
orally and TO Germany especially. 1t is
more than proabie that under such cir
cumstances, particularly with Germany's s
burning desire To extend its influence in
Africa, some aid would bc given the Hoers
which would enable them to hid defiance TO
any attemr; England might make TO over
q we them. President Kruger wants 10 be
free from the domination and annoyance
OF the South Africa Company. He demands
absolute Independence for the Eocr repub-
lie. The indications seem to loint to his
ultimate success.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

Don't fail to atteBd the Grand Annual
Opening at Bcsli's Restaurant, 81. Seventh
strce, northwest. today An elegant lunch
will be scryed free. 1t
The evening times., 1896-02-15

MRS. CLEVELAND THERE
Gracsd the Benefit for Friepdless Col
orcd Girls Homo.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
A. ,he Na,ur.I,za,,on nureau

"You cay you are from siberia-wha
part?'
The north"
What nationality"
pole"
An, at last have discovered you."
The evening times., 1896-02-15

DINNERS AND a RECEPTIoN-
Cabinet Ofsiccrs We're IN Evidence So
cially Last Night.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

STORIES DID NOT AGREE
SIT william HarCnurt's Speech on sails
bury and Transyaal.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE
Commissioners Send u Report on House
Bill! 1855.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

AT A NIGHT IN BOHEMIA
Columbia Club Roy ans Entertained Mem
bers and Guests.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

WEATHER BUREAUS WORK
Professor MooIe Appreciates the Sup
port OF The Times
The evening times., 1896-02-15
EElIlhE OF TIE NEWS
j TIE kontIhG Times.

you miss any news In the evening
edition look sn til. list below what
you're booking. for WAS probu bly,
published In This mornings edition.
und nS Tho Times never repeats
you'll have to fake both cdition~ To
get all the news a- quick as IL hap.
peE>.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

of South Carolina at the Ma
tional last night.
A certain class of people there have
always been friendly 10 Ex-senator But !er,
he continued, and this faction * steadily
growing. Senator Tiliman lost some friends
on account OF his dispensary law. although
he doubtedly gained strength in GER
tain quarters. His action in the late con-
stitutional convention, however. Is what
turned the tide OF public sentiment against
him.
south Carohnians are strong believers
in Justice and while the negro probletn IN
that state has been Il difficult one To
solve, we have always tried To do the
best we could under the circumstances
The new constitution adopted by senator
Tillinan ana his followers provides for an
educational qualification In other words,
if n man cannot read or write he must prove
that he owns and pays taxes on $500
worth of real estate before being allowed
to vote. This clause does nothing moro
nor less tflan make poverty Il disgrace. and
YOU NAV be sure IL is not popular with
some of our citizens.
"Ey-Scnator Butler opposed the amend
nlcnt and the fight over II between Senator
Tillnan and himself WAS lively one. Till
man won. however and 1t was adopted.
Since that time there has been Il reversal
of sentiment on that subject aud Butler IS
the gamer by il. Tillman's recent speech
i'm the Senate also hurt him and he will have
TO exert himself tn maintain the ascendancy
he has gained over his old enemy
The evening times., 1896-02-15

HE PLEADED FOR A NAVY
Secretary HeTDrrt Heard by the HOus'
COMMITTEES.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

CROW AND CACKLE CHORUS
First Night SymphnDy OF The National
Poultry Association.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
An Administration Rhyme

All AuiiItiustratfOn rhyme.
Ding. dong, dole,
Uncle Sam is in a hole
Who put him In?
U. g. Congressman.
Who'll help him out?
6roSef, big andstout,
The evening times., 1896-02-15

LADEN DOWN WITH ARMS
Steamer COmmCdore's Destination sus
peCtcd Ia BE Cuba
The evening times., 1896-02-15

~ HERE is fitness in all things. Even
hotel registers, generally about as
interesting as the pages of the Con
gressional Record during a tariff
debate, sometimes bear witness to this
fact.
The other night Mr. J. L. Goodnight.
of Morgantown. W. Va, registered ut
Willar,.s. His name was the last on the
page of arrivals for that day. What other
Could have been more appropriate?
The evening times., 1896-02-15

WILL MAKE LAWS CLEAR
Hill to Revise aud COBSuiitiste All United
States Statutes.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

SPORTS wEND hoGEWARD
still Declared. However, that FitZ an
Mdilcr VIII Meet.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

HELPED FROM THE HOUSE
Congressman Howard Causes a Scene OF
the Floor.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

SILVER SHOWED UNDER
Ssuate Suh iipt" Overwhelmed in IN
uouSc-2i5 To 80.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

PHOTOGRAPHS THE FANCY
Discovery Which Rivals that OF the
EocntgeB Rays.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

Eas been oStracised by his fellow Congress
men. AS to a resentment of this sort, OF
course every one must he his Cwn Judge,
but no excuse can be found when this is
carried TO the extreme OF refusing assist
ance to q sick man. as some Representatives
did yesterday. This is another instance
OF the lack OF that Christian charity that
covers such multitude of sins. 1t might
not ne Il bad dra for the chaplain u the
House to make this defect the subject OF 4
special invocation.
Members OF Congress may not be angels
Of purity and goodness. II Is just possible
that they have a few of the frailties that
attached to them before they lcft Their ma
tive hcaths "a browse in Congressional past
urcs. 1t is proper that they shOuId stand
in the giariug light at publicity rh.cii The
press of the COUNTRY throws upon all their
acts. Bat 1t is NOT necessary to throw
bricks and mad At them unnecessarily.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

WOMAN REBEL. CAPTURED
Fighting Desperately ut the Head OF
Cuban Forces.
The evening times., 1896-02-15
SON. JOSEPH H. MANLY of Maine,
NJ who has charge of Reeds campa ign
is spending a great deal OF time just
now at The Canitol

"A perfect understanding exists between
himself and the Speaker, reniarked poll
tiCian this morning, land Reed has prob
ably given him full charge of affairs, with
authority to act. If scheming and clever
eIectioneering count for anything, the man
from the Pine Tree State standsa good show
of securing the nomination
The evening times., 1896-02-15

The circulation OF The Times for
the week ended February 8, 1896.
WAS as follows:
Monday, Feb B.. . . 80. 3B,0S5
Tuesday, Feb. l.. :. =. 3G.520
w wedncsday, Feb s.. .......... 3O,71l
Thursday, Feb. t.. :. -. -. 1887
Friday. Feb =. -. =. =. 36,5T2
Saturday, Feb. s.. E. :. =. -. 31.iS6
sunday, Feb o.. :. -. 49,. =. 2@,O3G
Total. =. E. =. =. E. E. -. 2Il,l2O
1 solemnly swear that the above Is
q correct statement of the daily cir
cuiation OF THE WASHINGrON
TIMES for the week ended February
., 1895, and that all the copies were
actually sold or mailed for Al valua BILE
consideration and delivered to bona
fiGr purchasers or subscribcrs; ALSO
that uocc of them were returned OF
remain in the office undeIivered
j MILTON YOUNG. Cashier.
Subscribed ard sworn IN before me
this 10th day of February, a ID. S06.
ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The evening times., 1896-02-15

Butter Down! Butter Down!
AT GIBBOSS' AT GIBBONS
BUTTER STAND.
r Street Mar ker, 5th and X
The evening times., 1896-02-15
TEEI;
Ga0lJNCER9

<T HERE is strong sentiment 4 against
Senator Tiliinan in our state" "
remarked Mr. John Il. Campbell
of South Carolina at the Ma
The evening times., 1896-02-15
SECOND PROPOSITION.

If, aflcr an investigation by competent
Committee, ii is found that the star las
six times as many regular and permanent
subscriber as ihc evening edition OF this
paper, TIE TINES will donate ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS to the Associated
Charities, to De- used as that Organization
The evening times., 1896-02-15
THIRD PROPOSITION.

II. after an investigation by a competent
committee, IL is found that the Star ha ten
times as many readers as the evening edi-
tion of this paper, TIE TIMES will do
nate ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO The
Newshoys' uoIIc Of this city, TO tc used in
maintaining fiint Institution.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-24

Sernbanerne os cpertp6mmeIsem.

De Ter Sernbanelinier, iom ferer
ino til Wauace, bar aleIammen paret
ubiat for Speripsmmelien, pg insen
Sog fan pasiere, unbtaeen oper Rortbz
ern 8acifics 7zIRils Sioelinie til
9urte. De iteofunbne uopa'fninger
er aa femme, at Der pil meogaa minbit
en- uge til at faa Staben ubbebret.
@anbet itaur fremoeles bpit. Der be-
gpnote at faloe Sne ben lite Nopember,
% bet insebe naiten uafbrupt inbtil
ben 12te, od Der laa ii SOB Sne /
Sjergene, pg Iua blep bet 2sregn inptil
Manbag often ben 16oe Nop. st
Bar Smaabper er %operIpemmet og for
labt. S ben peitlige Del at Waaace
er ct Samppaiteri oq Ter @ouningsbuis
eoelogt at ben upipulmebe placer
Greet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-24

Sislse Ren gOrt "@orlo" bar iib.
tie pre'ibentpalg toitst be politite BAR.
tier 4 Miaioner Dollars. Ssraf fal.
Der $1,462,OOO paa be rspu6litanits
Sopebtpartsrer / Iep gort os Gbieaso.
pg $1.5O0.000 paa be oemotratiits
populiitiite Soosotoarterer. aiot optr
en- Milion Dollars falosr paa be for,
itisaiss StatssOmiteer.
Den itsrite Del al bet repu6litanits
gulgfono tom fra be sitligs Statsr.
gep gDrt Gitp itafsbe tilDsie' $780,
600, pbilapelpbia S475,000.0o0,
qittsburg $25o,0oo Os Bottom $162,s
600. 5il bet osmotratite 0alSfpno
bioroa 9ru6e,isrne / be 5 Sslpitatsr
g S~isrbepele. Oct rspublitanife 9os
psotparter / Gbicaso uobetalte ussnts
Tia / gprto for afi.uot @alslitsratur
100000.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-24
uolanoet.
Atuuitnbu.
cronina al solfe.z foIerne.

Strioen ON StoleppIenet bar lRnge
perst ct 5piItsns 2gble melIem 8atbos
liter og proteitanter, men ben nae
Oronins, iom er truHet, bill forhdas
bsntlig bare tilfrebsitilenoe for beg9e
Barter: Stolerne ltal bore religions
lsis, Der ital undertakes fun / perosa
lige 5ag, os 9sgsrne ital pGre be iams
me / ale Stoler. Iae G9rere mda
babe b~eitaust pso en- fu'tIat Grdmen.
Den iibite babe Zine at hper Stole
bag sipss Gleperne anleoning til at
faa 8eligipnsz llnberpisning, bper !
lin 9etjsnbelie ~altiuu / boer i'm &lasie;
bet beror paa 6or9lorene, ON 8ernene
ital bsnptte fig beruf. $ ct 0t'tritt,
bpor % at Stolebsrnene tilbsrer ben
fatbolIte 29re, fan en- tatbol't Carer
anI9ttes. s 9iitritter, bpor gerolts
nineen er f%ranIttalenbe, er Stolebe>
gerne trptt / 5ranit og Gngelif, ogStos
lebsrnene mae lore begge Sprog.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-24
at gdd uo pau en- SpmpatbiItreit, Der
bill Itanie aft Minearbeibe / Staten.
3Hnututtu.
VoIitinnrfen piI aiSre ztrsif.

Sfslge Meobelelie fra 9elena bill belle
Politiitprfen beriteos, fra Wdrlbauen
neo til ben iibite Yolitimano, 9lere
Streit imob gpen ben lite December.
Politim9nbene anter oper, at be life
fan afbanoe be Gitp Warrunts, meo
bpilte be faar lin 2en uobetalt. De
p%aaItaar Idalebes, at be life fan faa
ufbanbet Iibite Wuaneos Warrdnts
for 5 Gents pr. Dollar; 8jebm9noene
negter beitemt at mootage benz. gpen
bar fprl9ngit operItreoet ben 8jelbss
gr9nie, iom bens Charter beItemmer.
os l~lbitebelien at Darrants unoer Idas
banne Smitanoigbeper er louItrioig.
u~biigterne er berfpr "lpie" for en- al
minpelig pplitiitreit ben lite Decent
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-24
Rgater ON gaabenhilnano.
Colombia.
Rspublifeu itaar neutral.

3 4nlepning al og til Minoe ON
be 0aae, ou penne 5Orbunoss Rspublit
ifdHebe Zig nafbangigbeb itol fore Sc
tier afbploss, og bisie Ital begpnoeGsrs
oaq ben 28oe. Regieringen bar gjens
mem pigtige Snitruttioner isrget paa
beoite Mauoe for. at Der peo oenne 2eiz
liubeo life ital tomme til femme Spz
tsisr mellsm be Der boIatte Subanere
pq Spanisre, Der naturlispis beii9les
al ct inpebt Sap til hperanore. Gnz
bper Slass Denomination iorbpoes.
Munge er fornsiet pper, at COB Sroen
Ital blipe opretbolot, meoens Inore
Iiaer, at bet er feigt at forldnse at Sol
fet / en- 2epublit, at BET lite itul babe
5iaaoelis til at piie fine Spmputbier;
bet er antispatriotift, p~uaitaar be.
Mlen Colombia oil optrRbe neus
trait / be cubanite aHarsr os bill ssrs
for life pibe at, at Der ital piies ipecisl
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-24
@r9noititrip.

5 iiblte aongresieslion fremidtte
aongresmdno 6edttpote fra Winnss
lota en- Reiolution om al nsbi9tte en-
aommislion. Tom ltulos afgjsrs Stris
ben ON 8r9noien mellem Winnefotd
og Wanitoba. Strioen orsisr fg ON.
entsn Rdinp Cafe Ripsrs !6oDeolsb
gdar | Vorb e1sr Spo for 5unter'S
Jslano. aongrssmano !5eatpole bill
| nGite 8oneresiesfion after gisre ct
Sorisg pda at iaa Reiolutionen pebtd'
get, og ban tror. bet oil lpttes, bpis
itte oenne Sag blunbes iammen meo
Strtben ON 9%renbfen msllsm alaisa
og be britiIfe 9siiboslIer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-24
california;
Bill eipe prppe paa fin eipefras,

WiIiam 9reer / San Srancisco er
en- aliioig Munb, bengipen baaoe til
2iteratur, 5orretning pg atbletiit
Sport. S 5orbinbelie meo 5pIioloz
glen bar ban n9ret en- Sbeori, ipm
ban pil prsbe ben 27oe Ropember.
Yaa ben Dag er ban nemlis so aar
gammel, og bu bill ban panore tilfoos
ben so Mil LANCE 8ei fra San 5ranz
cisco til San Sole. Sans Sbepri er
nemlig ben, at en- Wano pua 60 Oar
fan bore liseiad lipstruftig Ipm en-
Mano paa 30, bpis ban bar brugt en-
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