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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-15
TO SAIDoE rHE RIvEH
An Raihaaiastis Mssting II citissas TAaEs-
GAy Evsatng.

A Rashaaiastls Mssiiag Il citlusas thurs
cav Evsaing.
A public meeting Of citizens was held
al The bancroft House Thursday even.
ing for the purpose Of taking steps TO
tscare the erection Of bridge over the
spokane river near tins place. There
are Large number Of settlers on the
reservation who trade here and they
are nOw compelled 10 depend entirely
on the government ferry at Fort Sher-
man, which causes much Inconvenience,
both TO the military authorities a0o the
seltleFR
The meeting was called 20 ordei and
c. A. DcSAnssure elected chairman.
James Graham was elected secretary,
and after thorough discussion Il was
decided 10 circulate = petition asking
the board Of county commissioners 70
take favorable action In the matter. A
subscription list is also being circulated,
both among the settlers and In town
and Ia being LITERALLY signed. WIN
these donations Of cash. labor aud logs
the county will be able 10 construct the
bridge without a very heavy aPPrOpria-
ton Of public funds. The matter will
be laid before the board next Monday
and favorable action Is expected.
THIS place pays more taxes than any
other town in tie county, and the peo'
PIE Of this commissioner district pay
more taxes than the other two districts
combined, excluding that received from
the railroads. They have heretofore re
cesyed very little In return In the way
Of public improvements and IL ls be-
Iueyed that the commissioners will a.
si.t them In this matter.
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n ne rrp1als Conn II and ~ Koutsnai Coma
y. STATE a Idnho
n 'hs mas.sr q ~ s1tnie e sehn cla,k. g..
Order q sbov eause nhy disirIhulina shonIa
~ Re made.
On reading nnd nllng ~ pelillna q yasnea
0rnhnm. he admlnirsEnicr q ne estate * Sehn
6iark. deceased. praying for an nrslsf q disirI.
button q The residue a nald estate n,nnng IN
persons enfisied;
ri ordered tiHat nIl pefsnns Interested n Ne
estate u Md John CLARK, deceased. Be and 40.
pear before de Probate Court q he County q
Kootenal. staie u Idzho. q M ceuftroom d
said Court. n Ire tOun u Rafharuln. IN said
county, On Monday. he elih dny q Janunry. A.
D., Isps at II O'Clock in ne forenoon 81 said day
fl,en and there % Show enuse why m order "a
distribution should not be fnade a. fi.e msidns
~ said estate amnnE tlls person o. pessons en-
tliied thereto according 10 lan.
u 4 further ordered that copy a. sflis order
BE- published once = week for three suecenslse
ueeka3 befors The said effl day o. JanuaEy. -.
IN de CGUR D,ALExE PnKns. weekly news
paper printed and pubIIsised IN C0ur d.Aisne,
In naid connty and state.
Dated this "a day q January. 4. D.. Isag-
IsEALl EOwTn McIlEK.
Probate Jndgs and Ex-Onsrio Csesk.
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The command was paid on Thursday.
Private Toner. company c. was dis
charged January 9Th and re-enlisted
NEXT day.
Recruits Dean and Hughes have been
assigned 70 company D. and McGinnis
and Madison 20 company @.
The time for holding commits
stoned officers school has been changed
from the forenoon to evening after re-
treat.
Chaplain Bateman visited Spokane
the ilrst OF the week, and attended both
the poultry show and the preacher
meeting.
Private Lindmeyer, company ID, Il
relieved from extra duty as teamster,
and Private Harfes, company II, tills
the vacancy.
Steward Arnold il still with us, but
has received orders to report at Boise
barracks upon she arrival Of the new
steward at this post
The remains Of Corporal Currier, who
died in the post hospital last week. were
sent 10 his former home, Boston. Mass,
Monday morning. The command ae-
companied the remains to the depot.
The social club OF company G uses
the CGur d'Alene opera house on Mon
day. Wednesday and Saturday evenings
Of each week for dancing purposes.
The success Of these sOciai entertain
ments Is sufficient evidence Of President
Robt. 4. Meadows able management
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i'ofn, % Mr. and Mrs. II. n King
Wednesday. january iash, ! con.
samnel caFnahan returned from 1
business trip 70 spokane Monday.
". D. Mcfarland spent Friday Il
spokane, looking after business natter.
7. =. wonnacott suffered from an
allack q tonsilItis the 1rst Of the week.
y y said that o large number Of lne
Dlras were exhibited at the Spokane
poultry show during the week.
Rev. 7. q. Hodgson attended the
meeting Of presiding elders and minis
'ers a Spokane during the week.
After being confined 10 his room for
several weeks with an lnaamed eve.
Homer King 10 now able 70 be out.
hrh. Mary Purcell. mother Of Father
fufcell, was called TO Spokane the iIrst
o. The week BY sickness in the family.
All persons who wIsh to pay their
subscriptions In wood should do 90 Al
once. We need the wood now--not
next summer.
Louis W. Nelson has sold his ranch In
lhe Wolf Lodge district TO Jacob Chris.
Hanson. and left Thursday morning for
Minneapolis. where be viii visit friends
until spring.
The knights OF Pythlas gave another
Of their delightful social sessions Il
Fraternity hall Thursday evening. A
large number Of guests were present 70
enjoy their hospitality.
spokane's enterprise ought to make
her q city Of 10000 population in the
next i've years She advertised a poul-
Try show 70 be held there during the
week and then secured q meeting OF the
presiding elders and Methodist minis.
tefs OF this whole section OF country.
Every preacher within a radius Of 100
miles was on hand.
some one, either through ignorance,
vi breeding or malice. perpetF1ted IN
act Of vandalism at the entrance 70 the
Catholic cemetery. that should be be-
meath the dignity Of the most deprased
OF human beings. by shooting to pieces
the cross surmounting the arch over the
gateway. The perpetrator Of such an
act should. IL detected, be given the
seseErst penalty Of the law.
o. w.O. Hardman, when sheriff OF
Tyler Co, W. Va. Was at one time, al
most Frustrated with cold. lie used
chambesiainS Cough Remedy and was
% much pleased with the quick r~lIei
and cure il afforded him. that he gave
The following unsolicited testimonial:
To all who may be interested, l wish
70 say. that have assd Chamberlain
Congh Remedy aud Iind IL inyaluAble
for coughs and coda" For sale BY A.
L. Miller. druggist
Sunday evening Chaplain Baieman
begins another series Of lectures at the
pos1 chapel lie will take for his snb-
lecss the following: "choioe Of Char
acssF.- January 10Th: Choice Of Occu-
psiion,- gard: Choice Of Welded OF
sangie Life SOih; Choice Of a Wife
ard IlashaRd." February 9Th: -Choics
of Living Happily or M'serably Mar
ned. Iath: Choice Of Parents. or Boys
ard Girls Righta.- SOlh: Choice Of
Eternity, 9Th.
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Alaska Gold Fields
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Capital Five Million Dollars.

This company u the largest, strongest
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Three large and comm0dious steam
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These steamers are especially fitted
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Our passenger and freight service on
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THE GOLD IS THERE.
You stand fully as much chance a.
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Our special transportation offer 10 the
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Send for free copy OF 'sThe Alaska
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should become one OF our stOckhOlders.
A limited amount OF stock has just
been assigned 70 the western agency
for sale at SIO0 per share. A man or
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-15
Order 10 show Cause.

In the Probate Court In and for Kocsenal Coan-
", state q Idahe.
In the matter Il the estate q Robert Williams,
deceased.
Order % show cause Why dl.,rIsu.iOa should no.
be made.
ON reading and ding the petition q James
Graham. administrator u the estate Of Robert
Williams. deceased, praying for an order q dis
lribalion Of the residue Of said estate among the
persons entitled.
Il h ordered that al persons interested n the
estate Of said Robert Williams. decaasca. be and
appear before the Probate Court q the County
Of Kootcnal. state q ldAho Il the courtroom Of
said Court. In The town q Rathdpm, On zald
county, On Monday. the attA day Of January. A.
D.. lsse, al II O'Clock IN the forenoon Of said day,
then aud there 70 show cause why an order q
distribution should not be made q the residue ol
said estate among the person o. peFsona entltled
thereto according 20 AW.
u d further ordered that copy Of this order
be published once = week for three successive
weeks. before The said sith day Of January. isss,
IN the CRpR D'ALgxR PRESS, weekly news-
paper printed and Published In CwuF d'Alcne,
Ia said county and state.
Dated this "a day q January. A. u. ises.
lsRALl EDWIN McBKR.
erveate salre and sxosaclo Clerk.
Jan.
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Nug pALENE IL . city II ION
" pcgslAshoa. heaasifaily assmied Oh
nssasshszu ahaas q Ghe tAnaaa Cauf
fAhss lAAs, n malss eas9 ~ Spokane
asAsAarA Has u tha NeEsAssn lsscihc
~ Lines sf stsameGA maka regular
~ ban this city ~ tAs laks 10 The
NJ q aAsiEAiioa % tha - 1oe and
usRSAlsns rivera cpanecting - usd
AMtsa uah The ratlFuAa line into The
Cad alvss and Lead msnea. The city 10
~ Il tAs usust uStcd samaaef resorts
\ Ne hosthNrss. and u bsasming more
psplsEsarh yeaF. ia fishing, hantine,
lssissg shd bathing atirarlbsaa are a..
IN haislsaa TAe tineas Z. & mill.
Al puss In The vest CFagt Nhesmanl
@h nAsHlacsnt foeeaa rask Fvasfva-
Sa adboin The city oa ttse wesI TIE
saasfI 'pund about Il made up 81 rich
irkalsasAl Isads and exteasive forests
isAoS pins. o.. cedar and lamaEac,
ss tAs city Il destiaed - become q
.aaassstating center foe The prcdacts
WasN uopds The Business men and
aaeass are sntsFpFising. and taks
= n making The place attractive
- are Ave ehassh organizations
..sese Methodist, Presbyterian, Epis
nd ReSnan Cathoilc. Tue seerel
- sie wei uspsesensed By Q Iodg.
ad hasoOs. odd Fellaua. KnIehlsoI
sIaaaA Ao.F- q. Ar, aud Woment
aesSps, The ely II sapVlied viii
ae hEhtG good waasr.WorkA "a
.Aas public school building, sab and
iAesofy, two saw-mills, tWo arst
AOssls, boat-baildlng yardA etc
- are - good opportunities 10 ea
u lucrative business and In diver
- farming Manufartosies ere par
s'a'iy desired. Aad are offered extFI
smsn,s The summers are ten
- With satAcient rainfall 10 insuF'
Saaahs erops while The winters ar'
He@ extreme cold. No better 10
-. - Tor profitable investments or 70
asnng ideal homes can be found h
ae''6~est. There u always . vel
here, among an excellent peopl,
-. ssaatlful FeEiou and N ineompAi
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sayed the SORENESS Meuss From Burning
Yesterday NsEpnosa.
The SorrenD0n lodging house narrowly
escaped destruction By Ore just before
noon Friday. The honse is occupied Is
: boarding andiodgins house, conducted
" MFn. Emanuel Hoelxle, daughter Of
Capt. 6orrenson. the owner 81 The prop.
erty.
The Gre originated from q anc-hoIe
that had been stopped with . tin stop
per and papered over. The chimney
took Ere and the tin becoming over
heated Get Gre 70 the paper. The blaze
soon made IT, way between the ceiling
and second story fiooF and was rapidly
spreading 70 other paFte or the building
when discovered. An alarm was sound.
ed and the iiremen had two streams OF
water playing on the flames in . very
few minutes. Their promptness I'M
doubtedly saved the building. Most Of
the furnitnre and household effects were
removed Ia more OF less damaged con.
diti0n. Most OF the damage to the
building was caused BY chopplng up
floors 70 get at the fire and from water
II is difiicnlt TO estimate the loss, but 4
win be 10 the neighborhoOd OF $50 on
the building and little less on the fur.
nishings. There was no insurance on
the property.
Mrs. Hoelzle has been quite sick fol
some time and It was thought the shock
might prove serious, bat she passed
through the excitement herOlcally and
was taken to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Curry, where abe IL resting COM
foTtably.
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Rxeenios.

Esiate d Della Georee. deceased. xoiIee Il
hereby given by the undersigned, exeeizt0r 81
the win and estate q Della George, decreased.
% the creditors o. and al peSsens having elniml
aeainst the said deceased. 70 exhibit them win
the necessary vouchers. within -four inonths
after the rst publication Of this notice. 20 the
said executor - his home IN ceur d'Alene. file
same being the place for TIE fransaetioa a. the
business q said estate. IN the county q Kooten-
NJ. state u Idaho.
Dated II c@Hf d,Aiene on the s0sh day d
December. 1851.
DAVID PHIHxn.
deee5lanls Executor.
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to be good huniored.
yollity aud exhuberant health are q pro-
verbal combination. The hearty man Who
is always laughing doesn't have any tronble
with his digestion. II has been said that
laughing makes people healthy. The truth
ls that health makes people langh.
II h impossible 10 estimate the Ire.
mendous influence Of health upon human
character. A man with headache win
not be In q happy, contented frame Of
mind. A man who suffers from weak
stomach and an impaired digestion win sis
prepared. A bilious man who h not
bore. h deserving Of place In museum.
nervous man who is not petuieut and
hult. 6uding IL q curiosity. All these coa.
ditiona lead to grave diseases, when the
victim becomes not only disagreeable, but
dependent a. well. A wise wife will real.
ise that while the old saying that mans
heart h In hts stomach, /" b not lsseEally
true. q % q fAct that HE stomach sweetens
OF sours his character according a. L q
healthy OF unhealthy. Dr.. pierce'e Coldea
Medical Discovery i the best Of medicines
fo4 the conditions described. II makes
the weak stomach strong, the impaired
pufihes and enrichea the blood and tones
the nerves u tears down half.dead, inert
tissues and replaces them with the 6rm
muscular tiuauea Of health. II builds new
and healthy nerve hbres and brain cells.
II dissipalea nervousness and melancholy
and impArts mental elasticity and courage.
II is the best Of all known medicines for
r~rvous disorders.
rhroarh yuar skiilfal treatment am once
asors well man. " writes y Arnold. ksq. q
Gapdy. kegan g. Nehs > sqasred sor year,
taking your Golden Aedicai Discovery snf
gefed with constipation aud yorpldlty Of liver
sa.sA Essalssd = s.s,.as.sn e ~ p.o...as and
, one hctlle when toe-d great relief Thf med.
cine has erected permanent ciIe.a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-01-15

Renrick McCammen and William La
tell. two boys OF this place, aged about
fourteen ycars. left here a few days
,,nce with the intention Of gaining no
tor,ety Of the Jesse James order. Young
Mct,ammen has been suspected for
some time Of committing several acts
az pe,,y thieving. and there now seems
10 be no doubt that he Is the person
vho burrlariEed wiggetts store The
two boys left here and Omitted down
into whitman county, Washington,
where they were arrested BY Shenn
sims and placed In jail on the charge o.
robbery. They had In their possession
. Uair Of new blankets, two new Win
chester rifles and . number OF new
sockst knives. The sheriff communi-
rsted with Constable Jacobs Thursday
srd informed him Of the arrest, statng
shat he had charges against the boys
That would send them to the reform
srhool for three og four years.
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Ksinis o. Morris cniierfon. doeeaasd EotIes
4 thereby given ~ The undersigned. executor d
the will and estate Of Morris cuIlsfon. dseeaaeds
% tie eFpditor e. and al persons hnsing eialms
against the said deeeased. % exhibit them with
The necessary vouchers. within four monfhs
after the nrst qualification Of this notice. % The
snic exsrutof at the once q the probate court,
iu Rafhdrum. Idaho. The same being the place
for the transaction 81 the buainess Of said estate
in The county Of Ksotenai. siaie 81 Idaho.
Dated at fiaihdrum On the etth dag 81 ceesIa-
Der. asg7.
"a. BkcKEz.
Jan1'9 Rxeeutor.
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An exchange says there can be moth
ing amusing in the misfortunes of
others. but deafness does occasionally
give rise 10 ludicrOus mistake, over
which even the person who has perpe-
trated the blunder must smile.
A gentleman who Is somewhat deaf
Is the owner Of 3 dog which has become
the terror Of the neighborhoOd. The
other day be was aceosted by friend
who said:
Good morning, Mr.. s.! Your
wife made US very pleasant call last
evening"
'I'm very sorry," came the startling
reply. I'm see that it doesn't occur
again. l intend to keep her chained ur
after this"
No-To-l1Ac for KIfty CeatA
a.sasmssr,sN rv.mhMa
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~ ~ Cenay Call,arslu, NE most woe
II ~ salcal discovery % Tie nne, pleas.
ID s.s,.s.e treshing 70 The tasln. ept Nontly
sl.i.s;sss ~ on klilneya, liver aud bewe!a
e. ~ We entire eyslenl, dlsllel colds,
n segsaess. Pieass k.Iv ssi ~ s bon
49, Q today iO. ~ b eaaSs. Hoii and
-'sea 10 cure v eli aFuFFlalD.
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r.sr,v thousand operatives In Maine
~, ~ siFecied by the cnt IN wages ~
WI , ~ mills, xhich will 60 into effect
an The middle Of this nloa'n. ~ y ,sos
~ rro ~ that the prosperity wave .. lcsS
Ino,aId originate In the extreme east
N.as- Miner.
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PRESBYTERIAN. San3iay nris0nl 10 a.
a MoEning seswtea mk % oielnek
sgr@snx seEViea ~ I'D "Wednesday
sssnang prayer nAeeting q ! N
u. l.. nEfFE&nArGu.
Acting tAasior.
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nrswessss.--gaaAsy aeaA0nf % 10.
80. assssiag 81 eiasa II SsnAay
aAssaI PseaehAnR 81 - D. ~. Fray
q nnrsias. ThaF~any To D. "a.
=. u. MenRsas6. Pastor.
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Lots 1 and !, block 81 at ofl0 Tor THE
tWo. Lot IN block v next to John
WaTen's ~ go Inquire at this Of
fee.
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s.sr., soels,i.s.


Keus4aI L0Baa Ne. 7, KSaamYs a.
prTs.As Nasss N FfMtespisy Hall
vemFvlav svensnw AZ eaeh week.
vsstln1 hsssheFs are nlsags weiooans.
las Gary. &. e.. u. Il. Barring. X.
~ aaA y.
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.....,. xeus Isswsls with caee.rses
Haueate rT...- .arr constipation forever.
casay NC g hn, dFuerlsts rvfsnd mooes.
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EssAor lioiy eeeamaaian tst soc
a. Ia The asoath after na0Snlng
1fsy~g a.d and an Nanaays ~ a ~
san.tay s,tseai. sstA q nj ns0rnr
lng pssy-f ard nes@oas ~ q m-:
eseniag PEafes afe4 eEsm0n. = y a..
wassesiay. lgRny ~ - - = o., ard
Tsaay 81 tP N. ltsv. &c. eaDt,
eWs, twr .os.
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No-To-lAc for KIfty CeatA.
Guaranteed tobacco hAblt cure. makes weak
non strong. blood pure. So. o. All draggtsts
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csEsat Chatrh Il 81 ThonnA
Fisd saass, I'm lAas mas. ION
Saatsy sshssol lnhnetflsaefy siiss Lass
cas- l.s,. 7. ]. ieaFcs1s pnsics.
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janI2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06

fein Mortbrium. peld&s an 40 Sabre
anoauerle nno Jpn bsItdnoig i'm pdr=
men @uf1er belt. Seinen langjdhriz
gen 8ampf g2gen oas 8orurtReil, mel
DIES in ben SaQen, ebs . cine priplIe=
airte 9laFe oor 4nnoppIiisrn CAB,
e6sn 70 fdlimm mar ais teute, tr9llen
mir bier iibergthen. Sin F6n:iotger
@e!eue mub er arr gepei2n ieia, bic
Ter lieutenant 2epp. SSn 9ari5 fsierte
1888 Die amsrit1aiIG. @olonie Den
Ge6ur.s.aq rcs 9rd1ioenten SadIc1.
Qepp mar annsIenp uso brafts Dan
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mas pegen Der ifuB50Qnertif'n Jtsis
ounq SQtIpn's BEL ben antr,,e7o2n
1yon3cien einsr Sturm Der @ntrii=
flung berpOrrisf; Ie pfiffsr uro slid
.ar. lieutenant Gepp Jap I'D o.rrpun@
bert UNI; ieia Nufbar CUR 2tat?a, Elm
to6er 8aomtsr, psmonitrtrte nit ouer
8atpaIt, tIitIG, flati6, Bate er Elm
t1at qutgsfuGrte Obrfei9er, Dab ct
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g61t61r CUR 8eftsn, Elm fran30iriher
7Iot!erpFfi3i:r; ouG er bstam ieire
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rurg 2epn's.
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cdlia, "cpmmonoirte. riff bieie, rG3-sno
Der erIte 2.euten1nt oan @efe6l bate,
eiram fran30ii7Gen SrisgsiGiffe s:n
&liipcr6aum fort. Der lieutenant
per5ufts, Die Saf2 gu ertldren, aber
Ter 6r1n5oie REF f06nii9 beriiber, oaB
man pon einsm 6dhr32uge, has ron
etrem Suoen cpmmanbirt perDe. nidt8
geiisrss eriparten t0nre. Der 2isuse=
mart bsri9tete 9ieIe5 ieinem 8orgez
ieBter. Commodore 2epD ltsB iofort
Elm 8opt %6emanner, 6egab Itb ar8orb
be5 5ran3oien unb perJ1ngte NIT Dem
SG6sl in Der 6ouit N66itis, pelhe
arf prompt g~et:iitet ipuroe.
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teiiB SefferTDn's in 8sfabr Ifpebte,
33ritiidelt gu tpercen, faufte i'm Gomz
mcDore 2epp. I'm oas 6;itoriihe Sc
6duDe por Dem llnterg1nge gu retten.
Die Sntriguen gegen i'm pausrten
beina6e Bis gu ieinsm Sooe, uro 1857
gslang eS ieinen 6einosn, ais Ietn
Sfiff gerabe in Rio lag, feline Gntz
lafung cur65uIeben. Dom Peoro Bot
i'm prompt einen b06sren Ran8, aber
er Isbnte s5 al, teArte mad Netp : gprt
3uriid, no er 1862 itdrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06

Trmtfd,s 2imcritdulidc Scuer 0erfId,erunsss
Gcienid,dft ppn Baltimore.
SoGtimore, Den 4. Sdnuur lSoS.
Der ErdfoeHt unD ole SreFtorer BADEN cine iteucr=
fteie baIbiGbrItbc SipiScuee pom 3 Qrpicnt
ausoeuorIeR. Sablbar am uno uadl Mfoutds, rem
Sanuar 1888, III Der SiVce Der @pmpa9Hie. SIooltz
gte Saltimoreitrage uno loitoiiicts% glveHue.
(I-6) ~. S~uplIcubcrg, Setretdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-06

Die 9eterstir6s n Il , Ill
faBt $4,000, Die a~atbcDrale in Maiz
LAMB $1,000, Ct. 9oul in 2onbon 25,e
600, Die 6agia Sop ia in Gonitanttz
nopel $4,000, gfotre Dame in garis
q, 900, Die Satbeoraie in 8iia $4,000
unO Die Martustirde in @eneOig 1000
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