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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14
sunss N ONE DAY.

- Granted - Wonnoa Whoso
nau1s HAD 1etsuseA Tben.
- divorces were granted yesterday
{n1no Langley. The FIRST was that Of
- r. oneider. who was judicially re-
- fspn e. q. 6nstder on the ground
11oity ana failure TO provide. The tes-
w showed that Ar. and MrA Gneidsr
w married IT saginaw. Mich. On July
~ The issue Of the marriage - one
Iseaker ~ A. 6noider. aged Is years.
! pomuuntsy property cGnsists Of lot
- Z. n C&mpbell's addition to Hoo
- & WAS shown that Nr. 6neider
- 1e3ee TO January. is, has failed
a most1e for his family. and that both
- and child have been compellsd TO
t q the charity Of friends. II was
IN 1hat Mr.. 6neider had used vile and
11pe language toward his wife and that
y l1AeUod her with adulteTous Inter.
=nuoo With men. which charge was
R untrue. The divorce was GRANTED
~ - eustody of the minor child was
41 to Mr.. Gneider.
- second divorce was granted to
- 3. Lane from William A. Lane.
~ ground Of cruel treatment and fail-
Fl proyide. It was brought out IN
j es36ence that Mr.. Lane u man OF
eeenAble temper. and that he was In
lohlt cf cursing and abusing his wife,
lat no also assaulted her. In addi-
- this. II was shown that he failed
eeperiy provide FOR his family and
elIed her TO apply for aid from her
- IN order TO live. They were mar
y q Hudson. Wis.,, In January. 1870.
y Gxcrce was granted and the care OF
minor boy and Girl. aged and 3
~ 1espectiveiy. Was awarded TO Mrs.
-
Eo11na Travis secured . divorce from
~ Travis before Judge Langley yes
~ On the grounds Of failure 10 pro-
and Abandonment. The evidence was
ue eRect tfat the parties to the action
married on September n. 1895. In
mhull county. Ohio. On September Is.
II. Travis abandoned his wife and
N sver since continued 20 live apart
y - her. II was also shown that Travis
hzled 20 provide for his vito for =
- o. four years. ana that he was
Sdle and profiigatc. The divorce was
More granted and the costs were
- up against the defendant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14
An Inegisimate ChiIa Dead.

Coroner Askam VIII investigate today
the cause Of death OF the 4-months-oid in
FAINT OF Mary Nenau, who lives at the
corner OF Madison street and Twenty
q week. ard died without medical attend
ance yesterday. Health OFFICER Palmer
referred the matter 10 the coroner. be-
cause he could not sign burial permit
withou, knowing the cause Of death. The
mother Is only Is years cid. Her story
has been presented 10 Prosecuting Alter
rey Haste in the past
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14

Steamship Mexico was expected 70 ar
rive last night from San Francisco. She
sen. who has brought the Mexico I'D since
she has been running in place OF the Una
tia, has been transferred TO the Corona
Capt II. c. Thomas who has had the
Corona, will b on the Mexico this trsp.
AS soon a. the UmA,illa arrives a San
Francisco Capt Hunter. now in charge OF
her. Will b relieved and when the Mexico
returns to San Francisco after this trip
he VIII take Capt. Thomas command
What vessel win then be assigned 10 Cant.
Thomas In not settled.
There have been several other changes
OF captains IN the Pacific Coss. Steam
sh.p Company's neet- Capt Peterson has
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14


yoOeo Ooly. . native Of lrp1aud. vaa
teseav admitted 70 catissneup b. Judge
Anton Hogen yesterday sued Lafayette
0ef1ER 20 recover Es.8 and costa and
70 forec1ose mortgage
Chaxiae H Blsck yesterday susd Edwin
Aud and wife and others 70 recover 81. co.
tntaroot, 91c attorneys foo8 and 10 fore
Close = wortgAge-
4 motion 70 cissclva fha att.<hmens IN
the case Of 1. HiumenthAl aeAinst A. B.
Groes@an and Fl. r. WtIltAU0 wns deemed
yesterday BY judge Osb0sn-
Judrmens for plaintiff m En- s,,y, AZ
Ell ~ ~ rendere6 ve~4erde~ hx Tnase
Oeborn "a the case al Edrnr T. Harf ss,d
Others against ~ d. Pease.
asiate Z. Atwood yesterdsv suaa N,~hse =,
MuiIens and vie ma oth1xr "a rss-nw~r
a 90. fnfefosf. ma NO sffornevss -
erd Is 1oreclcsa 4 morfr>re
In6~. T...a~~ v.-,~-ss..s s-A.1
Oooan ~ asli cerfsin -, sstnrs h~,ons-
ing Is the egtate. Iocstsd ia Thurrfon
county,
49,
sh~ - - -. 49, - 49, ~ tne stoIA -
s@Sss~s = - r ~ ssI M1rtsonaa n.nA
sssrss.sss - =, T.p.sr ye.sy .vpany wa ~.
NcvS1hSr sss'e".s ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14
NEW DOCK AT sIrKA.
A Seattle Firm Gets Contract for
Government Work.


The contract for building the govern
ment dock and coal shed at Sitka has
been bid In by a Seattle firm. d. Mel.
Brown, OF tho Seattle Bridge Company,
went TO Sitka early last October to bid
on the dock. and when the bids were
opened. October II. was awarded the con-
tract There was but one competitor.
Mr. Brown returned here on the last
Al-K., and vii, be ready TO 90 north again
with crew of men and a piledrtving out
~ on the steamship Topeka. sailing from
here the first part or next week. On
their arrival work win be Immediately
begun. and II the weather permits the
contract viii be filed inside or sixty days.
The dock viii have a face OF 100 feet
and a depth Of DO feet. The coal shed
VIII be 20 feet by 50 feet. fitted up with
bunkers. This viii be used as Q coaIing
and supply station FOR the revenue cut
tiers and for steamers bound to the west
ward
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14
A DUCKS BLOOD.
Relied UDon t. Brln9 . DeaA OH.
na1on Back 70 Life-A Re.
euliaR Cunton.


na1on hack 60 L11e-A Pe-
ealiaP Custon.
Some very peculiar customs among the
Chinese o< this city came to ltxht last
evening when All Sing was found stretch
ed 1T fun length on the floor Of = cheer
less little room on the top door OF the
big Wa Chon9 building on Fourth avenue
south between Main and Washington
streets.
All Sing. like q majority Of Cinnamon,
has = fondness for the pipe" Last even
ins about o'clock he hit the pipe" In one
OF the many secluded corners Of the lower
part Of the building. It il impossible to
give an accurate statement Of where he
smoked, because the Cinnamon have sue
ceeded Ia Transforming this building into
= regular labyrinth for the purpose OF
feoling inauisitivs police ofaoerA
After finishing bis smoke All Sing went
to room on the top floor. So far as Cor
oner Askam could md out Sing was APP
parently In good physical condition when
he started up stairs. A short time later
some OF his friends entered his room and
found him stretched out ct full length.
insensible.
Three Cinnamon went tearing down
stairs and through the streets to DR.. w.
A. 6hannons Office in the Bailey build
Ing. All he could make out OF their lRlk
Woo t0at q Cninamau Wa3 SICK. he vent
down to the Wa Chong building and took
= look At Sing as he lay on the floor.
There is nothing the trouble with that
Chinaman." said the doctor: The Is dead"
Then the doctor called up Coroner Ask
am and passed the case into his hands.
The Cinnamon in4isted that Sing was not
dad, but in a condition brought on BY his
Indulgence In opium.
One Chinanaan suddenly appeared on tho
scene with live duck This was the sig
nal for a great hubbub. Finally the
ducks neck was stretched out and one
swoop of a keen knife severed IL As
quickly as possible Sings mouth was pried
open and the bleeding neck was inserted
between his teeth. The idea was that the
blood from the ducks body would bring
him TO his senses. However good the sys-
tenn may be In China. 1t did not work here
and Sing simply became covered with
blood.
Coroner Askam turned the corpse over
10 Undertaken Butterworth and gave in
struc,ions TO let the Cinnamon keep vigil
for two DAYS. 1t Is expected by Sings
friends that within two days he win come
out OF his condition. which either u death
or so closely resembles II thar llr. Shan
non and Coroner Askam have been fooled.
Football. Y. II. c. A. W. Tacoma, today.
p. N. Rain or shine.
A. Muller OF Duckabush; w. II. Haley.
Of Port Gamble and r. 3. Whitney, OF
Hadlock. arrived at the Diller yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14

- xaeey ana RcbeSt OfMelsawere
- tY3ed In the criminal depart
To- superior court yesterday ca .
RI rubbtng Gottfried Marian. ~
- ganeber. yesterday 1soruing-
50 - $3.50 Vas called George 1nnitd,
1900 witness Tor tho staee, Was
G ~ Deputy Prosecut1ng Morris
: nnn1ier q too evtls. II h1a 1tf-
- = hand be could have co0vtcted
- Aelendants. ~ having one Of the
- turn states evidences he could
- -. be felt certain. O'2GeliA wAs
80 pllabse Of the two. and he Agreed
i51rt ne prosecution energettcaiiy jost
- = the subject IVES menttc0o4 10
rGa - was assured that he would 10
81 Ma freedom ~ soon ~ ~ had tea-
S(nfiy and freely against his pal. who
- b. tho sobriquet ~ Teddy the
* Then CrAeslA went into the Wit
- ara foid al about tina robbery.
tuetimouy given by o'NellA was =
1Geef that he. Massey and George
Uoeo drinking with Narkzr. Smith
Noenas u the California houss. but
SS1A net remain therA 0oon altar
~ Eoft the house he Wn1 pet8ed by
1r "a Oslelia and relieved of 9i0
~ robbery the two worth1os pro-
2E61 = ~ Mug saloon Macy had the
S1 O1gaIIa demanded his snare. Ma
Inod ~ divide and O'0deiiA struck
Hken 1Garkar came into the saloon
1ranied ~ an oflcer. Marker pointed
H11o1ta ana Macy ~ the man who
$3.50 him and they were placed un-
r. $500. On the day following the ar
Lila confessed to Capt Hogie The
q - robbery.
Personalities OMAHA eoufsssed
~ - iofs Tacoma because The police
1>olowing him. He denied. howsv-
80 - had ever held up = man IN Ia
uncoy vent into the witnass box
- (onied that he bad robbed Marian.
~ nnhos q witnesses. besides the two
1aonls II ne rObb>ry, testified. but
- 6o6efoony threw no new light upon
Sn1nA The jury retired and altar =
~ fiDo returned Z verdict Of guilty -
- against Terrence Nacsy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14

Tho BIG steamship Amarapoora- which
sailed from here November { fer Central
america. had an experience with the tide
"a san Francisco which almost ,erulna tad
"a collision The Amarapoora on arriy-
Ing At San Francisco was run into one OF
the docks stern foremost. In making her
fase the lines were left slack. When the
eoo tide Get out at O'Clock In the after
noon u carried tae steamship along with
sufficient force TO snap the Iines- Her
course was stayed by wire cable rum
ming from the shore to one end OF ra,~ yes
saa- When this wire was drawn tau.. tho
Amarapoora swung around quickly and
Just mtsaod colliding with the shin Ande.
1anos which lay IT the sea wall.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14
nREyirIE~

Miss Fannie g Tcsss az yt~se-<. sssea
yesterday shorrtssS IN tbs city. az th4
residence 81 Der brother Charles -~gss@ rs
East Blanchard street es quick sssnsuyssrs~
ton she cafss 70 SEATTLE last susuTn2r 10
visit Her family = Gre Of tie best kFeays
IN VI cserta. The remains were ssrs "a SFls.-
tosta last nsxEs ca tAe sseansr Resale.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14

osn,. az TIE oit Mc1as Rainier
NJ r..sse were xcaasi up ycxs~rssav
ma 49,. Langley signed . decree
- -. o. It's affairs The t,tse %
- Pages Sound National
1ssf fsyser & Fro. ana Isaac
usesn.,. s-naaa'@ aud I. f.ox~nhe-x.
esa.ss. ass escree dsrects thAs there
Eka -. % sae fage, Sound National
A,.ssr, By reason OF salaries
I'D 49, rs Possession. the sum o.
a. - sssa 4 recover from rsyser &
y As~s1 Tss.s Is ssecsarsd "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14
ruGxAclous CARLSON.
blles u Reply - Thayer's Cen.
Daaint for Q2.6OO Damages.

paaint for Q2,6OO Damages.
Masch Is last Conrad Carlson as
Fhineas rhayer at Redmond be-
the latter was saucy about bill
- he owed the former. Carlson was
~. fined SO. and As he did rot have
nuney with which to Pay the fine
rived II out by doing time az thu
~ Jail This dfd not satisfy Thay-r,
~ sued Carlson for & 500 damages
10 have been sustained by reason
- beating which he received Yes
Carlson filed hts reply 70 Thay-
nmpiains- He denies that Thayer
aamsked TO the extent OF &s.son He
Nviedkes that on March IT, ISIS,
49, came 10 his residence at Red
and uhiawfuily entered his prem
mayer sah he would not Pay Carl
~ whaeh he cwed him. and that he
~ 1v9aifs him 10 so 10 law TO collect
ount; that Thsyer acted In a de-
- .na insulting manner. intending TO
- !. sAs'son lose his temper. and then
Erx~,'.usre sne assault was committed by
-. Z. on Thayer. II was Done in the
/ ma =. passion. caused by the Insulting
49, svsoking manner OF Thayer In Carl
No nssss- Fer the ofyense Carlson
RlrA.ssssd and fined Sia by Justice
eerr~s = In default of payment he
Ses-s ~ ~ Gays In the King county fail.
eAs,~~.ss 'uahenacnt fully satisfied and dis
= sh~~.ne ane and costs imposed. 1t
] n...s< we prayed that the action he dis
EAns.s. TIC that Carlson have Judgment
st Ihayer for hts ~s,x,a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14

Iers..a sewing Machine Company.
- go y attorney. nled = petition Ia
Eou,, apartment OF the superior
A-.ersaay asking that . lot os sew
knhsrs~.aes "a the possession Of the al
|k ~s..-s o. The estate of A. NJ Gilman,
20 49, 70 tsat company. TIE petit
Ia \. - nat A. NJ Gilman at the time
fhss.. \. Was Indebted to The Davis
n - sasaiae Company 10 shs extent
EAeAt,s ~ ASKS that the Davis sewing
IN - TIE Possession 81 n. II. Gu
E3s1,. ~ saaasaistrator OF the estate. Be
ve 'ntea,ecness
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14

n~eaN usEx. Ark.-Iur children
lkrI y e With srcar when ne rssr;ys.s
kssea s ss.~s. Cough Remedy.
Hnr. ,rnsos instant reiies--r. 4.
81 s' for sale By praggss.s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14
HAD A DOUBLE GRAFT
Or ROnaunY ARD nor.
nERY AGAINsf 4 SUPERVISION.

4 Wasrant osA fse ne Arrest -
CAssaes Allies. Whe h Allegea -
nave 0k1pDeA The Cesntry-
raAAeA rny nells snA . Tee Hree
Use sf - Psn-rAe Cssnsy the
Pvlneapal saAerss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Druggists refund money IL il fails to cure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14

A. Muller. OF Duckabush; w. II. Haley.
Hadlock. arrived at the Diller yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14
THE MAKowsKI swINpLE.

Football. Y. NJ C.. A. vs.. Tacoma, today.
p m. Rain or shine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-14

Football. Y. II. c. A. w. Tacoma, today.
., IA. Rain or shine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-18
0ob beg vQoue Star =Bieres.

Wesfal trtuft Der Wferieaner,
Ser Sram5oie pretft MbiDmtb,
SSbtsfeD ote 2lmertfamer,
SSenn fie ,,eiugebnrem" ffnb.
setneu 9bee fdltirft her Gbtneie,
SHd,tbran sedbt ber GSfimp
Hub Der fln8e Snpaneie
ST betnt &etstrant ,,gafe" frpb.
An 8e8pbrner Mtlb Der gtute
Sabt ftd1 ber 8ir9iien=@rcis
Qmo bet &uffe nit Der &nmte
S@lutf. ben 9Smttfi eimertueis.
Sotb oer 9emtide, franf nnb bieoer
Srtnft ben Wfals= tno &cpfen=granf
Set! gSte ftarft Sas fetae @lieber
-Wadbt'S tbn AUDI nttbt graoe itbfanf! !
0Spbtn beS @eimifeS 9amnem,
Srteben ie ben bentid1em Mamn,
Bramt ben Sranf er fiti1, ben bramnem,
Sen er ltebt BON Susenb am!
Srnttt add bier, fern int gtibtpeften
gSp bic Spnne trDpifdb ftitbt,
Srant etit 8ter iitau, efnS Oer beften
9Seld5em Deatfdbeu fdbmetft es nid,t ?
SSenn ntam bel 8eftilten 8ederm
0tefen Sranf Ser 2abe preift
8ttnc' es liant ben eblem 3e@ern,
9aR man clone star''=SSter TIM beiBt
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Rafh ftar 4Hfter.

Dor tiber so Sabren f1on purbs
Wtrs. WthSlotp'8 Soothing 5prut
bon Ntiaionen BON Nsiittern beim 3ah.
iten ber &inber arlgemenbet. Wirff bil
i'm S1Iafe bur9 bas s9reien eiuea
&inbes get6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T uni
bor S9meraen meint9 Memn 10, laifs
iofort eine Glaf9e BON vMrs. Wins,
Ions Soothing 5brup~ bolen. Seiu
Wertb III unbe5ablbar. 60 :pirb BEN
tleinen 2eihenben fofort 2inberung Der.
f9ahen. VerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mlitter,
eS TT fein 3weifel bartiber. Sc beili
Opienterp nnb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitiat Niubs
4olit, eriuei9t ben @aunlen, BERLIN.
bert Gntshnbung unb ftdrft bas aauae
Spfeu1. sMrs. Winslotps 9oofbina
Sprup4 fur 5abHeube 3inber III anaes
nebm in @ef9mad umb bas @eeept
fan!ust bon einem ber beften tpeiblifeu
Ier3te In ben Der. Gtaatem. gs 1T bel
allen Sruggifien in ber ganaen Welt an
baben. preis rs Gents per Glaide.
3auft ni9t8 anberes, als Mrs. Winss
Ions SootbingsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-08-18

Monb luste Swil6en BEN griinen 8autns
fronen binourd unb 5ei6nete lan9e
@59atten allf Ste befteiten @ege. QeiIe
nur sos elm lauer gSinb btr9 bic
8iil6e, baB lie 9lei9t6nis raui6ten.
8lausran sldnSte bic Waiierfldde
Dunfel bob iid briiben bic gaumipano
ab bonn belleren Sori;ont; am jeniei'
tieen llfer idiutmerte elm ein5iges flet>
mes 2i6t aus bem Galiiteufenlter eines
SluBfabne5, unS nur bon re9tS ber
leu6tete sic lange Neibe BET StraBens
laternen, jebe ein5elne BON einem MIN
5igen eelben GunltfreiS umseben.
S6weige.,b i6ritten iie neben eins
amber bur6 bie 8u6enallee biz au ben
teeten 8aumen am Sabrifsitter. Damn
blieb Niar iteben uno fraste pie uralte
Srage, Die bod in1mer neu bleibt !:
r9ait On mid lieb, Wia9ba?"
llnb lie antlportete ga, Wlar-ja
0iar!" uno lebnte oa8 90pf6en OH
leine Sd1ltlter.
Gr uniaBte lie. 3artli1: pWenn i6
Dir oo6 10 elm re6t polles, Elm gam
3eS G3liif bjeten f0nnte, Wlasoa-"
3a 5eigte linn ser lJlonb ibr leiies
superli6tli9e5 2a6eln. n@laublt Du
bcnil, mein Wiar, baB i6 gar 70 arg
unbeldeiSen bin nit 1neinem @nlprrh
aui Slid? Gas, lpaS id) erboffe unb
ermarte, mas mid Slid biinft: Deine
2iebe unS Oein sanjes 8ertrauen, bas
werbe i'd ia bod INNER baben-lo
@ott mill.
Sinnenb fab er biniiber iiber ben
itillen @aiierlpiegel. Sbre rubise
3uoerlidt that linn 10 ipobl. siber
bann iaste er bod: rMa9ba, Ou
fenult bas 9eben nod ni6t. Gs lit ni9t
INNER allein 9etban init Der 2iebe unb
benz 8ertrauen, eS lit ni6t imlner ge.
than, mas baIlelbe beiogen mill, nit
bem ebrli6en uno feiten @illen, 81
begliifeil! Da fomlnen bon aube,, ber
man iueiB ielblt nidt ipober ,tub tpie !?
= @inbriide unb Ginfliiiie, gut ee,
meint oft BON oenen, bon benen fie altss
sebeut ltnb trasen l1n5ufrtebenbeit tt's
Saus. ga brtnst Ser Miann ieine
Sorgen beim an BEN bdusli9en Serb,
unb ipeun er li6 aud mhbt, lie absus
l6iitteln, bepor er leine Sdlpellc be,
tritt, lie bletben ,tnb iperSen 5u einem
idlei6enben @ift."
(Tortiekune folst.)
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cages . Wemt8feiten.
Sn | q n +.

= ytad bem i'm s6abamtsbeparte.
ment in Waibington geiammelten lta.
tiftiiden Waterial belief i9 i'm Iebteu
4alenberiabre bic geiammte Silber.
prdgung auf $113, 672,200. 3ieht
man bapon etpas iber $13, $50, ,O3O
fur lmi6melaung uno umpr6gung ob,
10 erbdIt man fur Neuprdgungen i'm
@an5en runb $100,000,O0O. Dapon
entfdat fat elm giertel auf Merito unb
ebenIooiel auf Sapan. @s folgen
bann: China $8.250,000; @panien
$8, 900. 900; @nglanb 5000, 900; Der.
Staten S., 200 900; Seferreias I'M
garn $5,000,000; Yeru 81 900, 900 !;
&ublano $500. 600; ECUADOR s2,z
500.000 unb Deutf6lanb $1,000. 600.
@rOB6riianniea IieB ftir feline goIonieu
fur IS 100000 prdgen unb Granfrei9
fir bic ieinisen $6.5 100000. Die Sill
ber: prbbuc.ion ber grbe belief lth in
benz perfloRenen Sabre auf 1926 900, 3
600, mno0n nur geringe Quantitdten
fur inouitrieqe unb tunlfeemerbli6e
3mede berwenbet wurben.
= Nus Netp Oort mirb nit GROCER
8eftimmtbeit beri9ert. baB Senator
9il i'd GlieBli9 bod nod 3u areuse
frie9eu unb fi1 gu @uni1en 8rpans
unb ber 9bicago'er bemotratifden BIat,
form erfldren tper0e.
- Sn Samilton, MGKa6uIetts,
ltarb ON II, NuguIt WliR WbiaQiI
Dodge, befsr betannt unter ibrem
5@riftfellernameu "Gail Hamilton" j,
on ben GoIsen eiues 9dtasanfales.
Wtb Dodge mar tn 0amiIton I'm
Sabre 1880 geboren. Sic grabuirte
TN Sabre 1851 uub murbe banu 2ebs
rerin. 96on aIS iol1e l6rieb iie bel
fur 3eitf6riften uub ubernabm bann
TN Sabre 1861 bic &ebaction Der SUI
genbf6rift "Young Folks. Set
1870 bis Dor aur3em Iebte He in Der
Jamilie 8Iaines. ba fe cine @onfine
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