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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

out for day of fun and batch Of
pictures. Their lives are 90 much like
the instruments they carry. They an
yet as inexperienced in kodaking q
they are in life. Their pictures Of to-
day will be mostly spoiied-tOo much
light ON the film after the exposures
So it is with their lives. Impressions
on the mind are made hut q bright
thought happy day brushes them
away as quickly and as surely as the
rays of the sun will erase the picture
from an undeveloped negative. But
those are the happy days Its the dis
elimination in the views of life, the
careful posing. the mechanical develop
ing and tedious toning that shows us
how much of an art we make of life
today. For real pleasure, true happi-
ness. absence from worry and care give
us the age and inexperience of the jolly.
r llickirg High School kodakers.
TIT
During the past hour / have noticed
a dozen men pass by carrying in their
hands or pockets blce covered book.
Many Of these same men were uttering
in a half whisper some incomprehensi-
bie sounds which sounded half like
swearing and yet was quite mild
Nearly all turned up towards the court
house. Several were county officers
politicians, prominent physicians and
other taxpayers. My first impression
was that they were heapiug curses upon
Assessor Lloyd and Treasurer Cassidy
for raise in taxes. As near as could
understand this is what they were say
ing: "E- gre aga e-gre-a-ga, tha-a-tchey
ho-ta, Ia, a keece." the last sound OF
which made it plain that it was taxes
they were talking about Just then
County Clerk Nilsson came along sing
ing the sam old song, @ho-ta ha alley W
ia a-keece.- which sounded very much
like be was trying to say in Chinese
ITO hades with the taxes" Ny patti
ence giving out collared Mr. NJ. and
demanded an explanation why all these
people were swearing about the taxes
in a foreign language. He meekly ex-
planned that as for himself there was
no swearing whatever. He had recent
ly begun to study the Spanish language
and was merely practicing the pronun-
citation Of the Spanish alphabet Apollo
giving for having let himself be heard
he suggested that it was probable the
others were doing the same thing.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27
An inv.iunnie A..s.sa.,.

II must say" remarked Stayathome,
"that ! cannot understand why you
tonkyour wifewi,h you to the kiondike.
should have thought that in place
like that n woman would he simply in
the way
No, on your life." said the miner
who had just returned with sioo.oco.
''In fact. |, was through her that mad,
my pile in such a short time"
How SOP
why. In this way: Wherever dis
covered a POCKET, ri poirt IL out 10
Maria. and In less than five minutes
she'd have extracted every grain Of
gold that Il containcd."-N. y. Journal.
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27
On Tx Street Corner

l
The street corner is not recognized
by the laws Of the country, by social
custom. nor even by newspaper par
| arce ~ AN educational iiisiitptiol, ara
s-t | sa, unto you hat at 10 place in
this city can you learn as mnch IL one
lays time as at prominent street cor
nCr
On a warm day early in January
,iapi ened to be staiding at the corner
{ Main aud Fourth streets near the
uuii,aiu in front Of Beecher's drng
Store. MY being at that particular cor
'i-r was accidental, and yet for loafei
u January IL is about the most com
fartabl place to stapd on Main street.
IL WAS morning, and the thermometer
m the post near by registered IS: the
streets were dusty aud business men
were going about In their shirt sleeves.
couldn't help but think Of our shiv~r.
Ing friends in the cold east. wbound
or mired down in mud. While stand
ing here IL occurred TO me what lessons
one could learn by simply observing
people as they passed by Il was NV
ing drama-haif comedy. half tragedy.
AZ this place the impressions an obs-rv-
ing and imaginative one can have in
few brief hours would fill book. Here
arc few that occurred to the writer:
TIT
Right on the corner securely attached
20 the telephone pole Is a large zinc can
intended TO hold the waste paper and
trash which passing people might want
to dispose OF During the morning
three hundred and twenty seven people
passed BY the corner: of tn. se d fly eight
threw away somewhere between the
postoalce and this corner somethfng In
The ~ay Of paper or trash; Of that mum
b~r just six took the pains TO put the
paper In the receptacle placed there for
that purpose II needed no visit TO the
six mems homes 10 know that they
were always neat and tidy, careful TO
keep their premises in first class shape,
and always thoughtful about their
home duties and family ties or the
other fifty two trash-throwers some
had never known that the cans were
there at all. others did not know for
what they were meant and were too
iimid 10 investigate. while perhaps
half did not care-it was easier to throw
the paper on the sidewalk.
ftt
A bank book is little thing and yet
The story 1t tells brings more joy or
woe into the world than any other book
its size. Here is good place to watch
the banking. What an influence
mans bank account, has over his spirits,
M sitmulant is so effective a lare'
rr'd dit, and nothing is quite so depress
iug Ms to find an unexpected overdraft-
zee that young business man going
into the bank with his book bulged out
with bills and checks2 He walks like
conQuering hero and struts like q
proud peacock. The evening before
was good one for his business and he
hastens over to the bank in the morn
ing to make deposit for the pleasure
Of seeing the large sum put down in
figures on the left side of his bank book
The best sunshine for mans business
soul is good bank account. Here is
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27
1iterary Votes.

There is a long review in the Argo-
naut of January 24th of Richard Har-
ding Davis lates, book. "A Year from
a Reporters Note Book Several pas
sages are quoted. describing the coro-
nation of the Gar Al Moscow and the
Hungarian Millennial ceiebration at
Puda Pesth last year.
The old National Intelligencer, pub
lished in Washington City, II. C., al
though in its 9th year. appears quite
Young and frisky in its III page form,
fresh from the monotype each week.
Red hot anti monopoly. Send ten (i0)
cents for three months trial trip to
National InteIiigencer Publishing Com
pany, Washington, DC.
rba paxt ch,p,er n, Mr. Charles
.na,s .R.miniscences of Mem and
Events Of the c,yi, War lin the Feb
r,,.rx Ncrlnre.s, will CIV. Mr Dana's
iunn-ssions of R,sccrans rbon,as and
t,.,e.,d as M. saw them sociaIlv and in
c,,nr,I and In ,;cb, nj TN. tima of ,h,.
hattie of chicamauua II will also yiye
,h,. ,nn.r history Of Thomas, a,xnlaca.
man, of Rosacr.ns The naner viii he
illustrated with ip,er.s,,ny nor,r.i,s
and v,su.s
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27
Kloadike.

What does 1t cost to get there
When and how should one gos What
should one takes Where are the
miness How much have they pro-
ducedg Is work plentiful9 What
wages are paids Is living expensivey y
What are cne's chances OF "making a
s,rikcy"
Complete and satisfactory replies to
the above questions will be found in
the Burlington Routes "Klondike
Folder" now ready for distributiou.
Sixteen pages OF practical information
and an up-to-date map Of AlRskA and
the kiondike Free at Burlington
Ronte ticket otiiccs. or sent on receipt
OF four cents In stamps BY g. w. Val
lery, General Agent Burlington Route.
Denver, Colo.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-01-27

iAoNDAY, January slth, was the If
tieth anniversary Of the discovery Of
gold in Cslifornis. Itwas declared a
legal holiday by the governor of the
state and was celebrated in neariy every
city and town.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18
HELP WANTED-siALE.

GERMAN cook, plain hotel. $40 and found
chief cook, country hotel, $50 and found
found; arm waiter. plain country hotel $40
and found. MURRAY & READY, 634 and CSC
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18
can FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco
Call. corner OF Market and Third streets. open
until II O. clock every night In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $3.50 clock
3S7 Hayes street; open until $3.50 oc clock.
6H McAllister street: open until $3.50 o'clock.
els Larkin street; open until $50 o'clock.
ls4l Mission street; open until 10 o'clock
S2sl Market street. Sixteenth; open
until 9 o'clock.
106 Eleventh street: open until o'clock
2526 Mission street. open until o. clock
NV, corner of Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets open until 3 o. clock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18
TIE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1898.

ROOMS WANTED.
THREE or four office rooms; ground floor; any
busy part of city, Box 1854. CAN once
GOLDEN GATE ave-. Sabotage rooms
complete for housekeeping
HOUSES WANTED.
fat of about rooms in Western Addition;
state price and location Box l2sl. Call call
WANTED-MISCELLA
WANTED-Covered wagonette other vehicle
that will carry to people. Answer, stating
price and where can be seen. Box RS6 CALL
SLooP to carry 10 to Is tons freight; good
order; state price. Address 20 East ST.
wANTED-A first-cass coffee rooster. Box
$780, Call office.
WANTED-second-han horse power; state
size and price. Address box GAL. Call office
CLOTHING. bric-a -brac, books. periodicals
bought. Send for KLEIN. 1os Sixth st.
PHOTOGRAPHIC and magic lantern appa.
ratus. second hand. 100 MONTGOMERY st.
CLAIRvOYANTS.
ATTENTIoN!!!
PROF. II. ROMAINE.
LATE OF INDIA,
is
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Recognized
LEADER OF HIS PROFESSION.
and
GREATEST LIVING EXPONENT
THE OCCULT SCIENCES.
Prof. Romano respectfully invites the most
critical investigation of an unbiased public. His
calling being far from the ordinary avocations
of men has often been the cause of great deal
of unmerlted censure at the hands of those
who have seen fit to class him with the
worthy members of his profession. Every pro-
fession has its impostors. and 1t is but fair to
investigate before forming an opinion.
They Who Stand High
Have Many Blasts to Shake Them
frequently prejudiced through misrepresenta-
tlon. Professor Romane has endeavored to
above the gulf Of discredit into which it has
been cast by meaningless itinerants. His aim
has been to refine, develop and uplift it to
that degree Of scientific accuracy that It's bene-
hts may devove to the advancement of hui
manty. He feels confident he can convince all
who call upon him of his ability and sincerity
of purpose. Through his remarkable develop
ment of second sight and thorough knowledge
OF the many occult sciences peculiar to the
men of the Orient he is enabled to unravel the
most complicated problems of life. He has been
estates has reunited the separated, brought
back truant husbands and wives made enemies
fast friends, caused happy marriages and made
many lives happy
Hours-10 a. to s p. M; Sundays-I0 to g.
Fees-s1 and 81 Send stamp for special terms
to consult by letter. Offices
120S-MARKET STREET-12os.
Suite 104 First Floor.
(Cut this notice out and save for future ref
erence; it appears to-day only.)
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18

PLYMOUTH Congregational Church corner of
Post St, near Webster.-Services to-day at
II a IN. and 7:45 p. IN. Sunday school at
$50 a. m. Rev. F. B. Cherington, D. D., pas
tor. will preach morning and evening. Morn
ing subject: Thy Kingdom Come" Third
in series the Lords prayer. Evening sub
ject: LAS the Apple OF His Eye The pub
lie cordially invited
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-Continaed.

LADY would like baby or child to board:
cheap; mothers care given. Call or address
TAG Howard st
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18
PERSONALS.

, = -
ACQUAINTANCE of respectable woman, unin-
numbered; object matrimony. Rancher, gen.
eral delivery, city.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18

THE First Divine Science Church-M E.
CRAMER pastor. Discourse at II a m. !;
subject, Faith; Self-evidence.' Services
every Sunday in Yosemite Hall, N. S. G. W.
building Mason St, between Post and Geary.
Take elevator.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18
CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST Church of Christ. Scientist. Central
block 223 suffer St. between kearny and
Il a. m. and 7;4i p. m. Subject, morning,
Realty evening. The Children of Israel
Depart From the True God 10 Serve IDOLS"
b Sunday-school for children, IL a. m. Testi-
monial meeting Wednesday evening at
n'cInck AL are welcome.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18

BUSINESS man wants room and meals with
respectable parties: permanent best of refer
ences; state address and terms. Box 1888,
Call office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18

REORGANIZED Church OF Jesus Christ, 800
Post st.-Preaohing at II a. m and 1880 p. m.
Organized in 1880 In fulllment of prophecy.
proclamation OF the Gospel. This Gospel
OF the kingdom shall be preached in all the
world as a witness, and then shall the end
come Strangers invited. All welcome. c.
A. Parkin, pastor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18

FIRST Presbyterian Church, corner Van Ness
avenue and Sacramento St Rev. X. Maoken-
zie. d. pastor. Rev. E. II. jerks, CO.
pastor. DR.. Mackenzie will preach at II
a. m. and 745 p. IN. Sunday school at H;45
o. m Y. p S {. l.. at $50 D. m.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-18

DIVIDEND notice.-Dividend No. 50 tnfty
cents per share) of the Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Company will be payable at the
office of the company, 327 Market ST.. on and
after Tuesday, September 90 1898. Transfer
books will close on Wednesday. September
a. 1898. at o'clock p. m.
E. H. SHELDON. Secretary.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
NefIamcr1uber.

Gin SournuliIt. Mac Gopsrn, bal
fiir3lib cine iutereNante Stuoie iiber
bic &etlamesg 9enturen in ben Ssrei=
ni9ten Staaten per6hentliht. Gr er=
sdblt bierin unter Mnoerem fcl9enoe
NueioOte: Nor Ginger 3eit erbielt Elm
StauIpieler Hamens SenrD Wiiler.
Der 9eraoe fir oas 8aroen=S beaten in
Sem Yort en9a9irt poroen mar, fol-
9enoen grisf: rSieber Serr! Sic mill
len wabrideinlid. baB beutSutase bic
He.lame uno niht bas Salient fir ben
@rfol9 sutideiOsn IdBt. ga Sic i'm
Sbsater oebiitiren tuerosn, ware es bel.
leidt nibli9, bic Nufmeriiamteit oes
Yublitums sundhft auf ibre PeriOn gu
lenten, uno i5 mObte ibnen su bieIenl
3wede fOlsenoen plan in Yoridlag
brin9en: Wenn es Sbnen reht 1T, wsr=
ben our Na6tseit Rauber in ibre Wob=
nun9 einoringen, bort GepOlperi6iilis
abfeuern unb ii6 oann 5uriid5ieben.
nudbem lie auf benz TuBbOosn Slut.
ipuren surilt9elalen baben. Der
Rem yort Seralo" uno bic aroeren
WOrgsubldtter iusroen oieiss aben.
teuer srsdblsn. uno Sbr Namen piro
auf allen &ippsu iein. Wir iDeroeu
Sbnen bic 9iebe ~liefern. aber bic Sahe
wiro sic 100 Collars toIten.
8enebmi9sn Sic II. I. ~" - 9ieier
Yrisf mar unterSei9net "Empire
Press Association" Sire Serls oiele
Qmeritaner!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
Die oicsj6bri8e @eiscncrnte
Der Der. Staafcu

lplro na6 alien gn,siben nod betrdtt.
li6 GROCER iein als bic poridbrioe, oi.
berelts alle frilberen nit nur elmer
Nusnabme iibertroifen bat. guf
8runo Der neueIieu @eridte i6dbt Der
Statlltiter oes guuoes= gderbauoepur.
tements bic nit Weisen bebaute Sooen.
fiddle allf TAFT 6 PrOsent grbber als bic
oorjdbriae. Die 3unabme oes gln.
bnus lit ueridieosn in ben peri6ieoe.
llell sonoestbeilen. Sn Sanias 1T lie
am 2rbbten; tie bstrG9t bort nibt noe.
niger als 2S prpSent. gu6 in faft
]eoem Ottllden uno iholihen Staate III
cine betrddtlihe 3%unabme su perseit.
lcll. Nub Die Yaciiicz9iiite peiit cine
3unabne auf. Sine Nbnabme seio,u.
ab9sleben bon einiaen unipittiaer
Staaten. Snoiana nit 2 promnt.
Ohio nit B prOssnt. MiNouri nit Is
Sro5snt uno Slinois nit 16 9ro,eut.
Sie 0roBe Vermiuoerung in ben bsioeu
~leBtaenannten Staatsn entiprin9t ben
uhatinltlam Observation-Disclosures,
oie pier I'M leBten Serblt Die Nusiaat
beelntradtl9ten. Bon ben oreibia
geinterluei5en = Staaten seiaen q cine
Notwithstanding Der Anbaufldhe
nm 2,O9I. 5l3 Ncres; abt anoere sei.
gen cine Ibnabme BON insoeiammt
6S5,82l acres. 10 oab cine Netto.
3rnabme nm l.4ll. 692 @cres su Der.
seitnen lit. Der 0urtitnittsltano
Der Wlnterwei,ens Saatsn itellte iit su
anIan9 oieIes WOnats auf 86.5 pros.
ellIer NormaIernte. Ge9en 80.2 9rosent
am l. Wai oes pOrigen Sabres. Sn
ben ieun Staaten, Die cine MiQion
Ncres ooer mebr nit @eissn bebuut
haben, tparen Der Surbituittsiano
,ple folat; Ganias los, 9enuiplpania
So. gtidiaan luo Senneliee 95.
Winouri SO. Snoiana 81, Sainois
50, Ohio 81, california nllr 26.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
@osu Der" Patriotism mus
Otcut.
"llnieren iamoisn gOltSeiri6tern in's album.
(guS ,Yud")

l"luieren famoien PoItSeiri6tern ms Mbnm.
(aus .Yua"J
Die 8ei6dfte 9in9en ible6t. iebr
ible6t. &ein @unoer. oaB oas feline
nit barunisr lit. Gr fabrisirte 6arb=
itoffe uno Wa9enihmiere. uno alpar
in einem alien 8ebauoe, oas allein aui
einem freien PlaB itano. orei StOtz
perts bod, uno bod. iebr bod pers
ii6ert mar. ,gDie wdr's", oa6te er
zines Sages, als er iOeben mieoer cine
8sdnung nidt besabIt bate, "tuenn
bic gauge 8ei6ibte Teuer finae?" Der
8eoauts lag gu nabe. S6On mars
ni6t - | beipdbre! ionoern i'm 8e9en=
tbeil, mas man 10 .Sranoftiitun9"
nennt. alber es nabm ia NiemOnc
ir9eno peldsn Sdaoen, 0uBer ibnl
ielbit, ipeosr an Yerm6gen nod am
Gsben. IliO warum niht?
Why not?
Pourquoi pas?
gini9e Gage tGmpfte nod isin 9utes
8eDineu nit benz an9ebOrenen De
i6aftsiinn, oann brannte oas Saus
zines 4bsnDs ipdt alb - bis auf ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
Der eiust9e Vrin3

aus benz ipaniiden &0niasbauIe Der
ouf Cuba fir iein 8aterlano attiuen
9ienlt perridtet. 1T Der Snfant Don
@ntonio. gr 1T spsiunobreibis Sabre
alt, gilt als bielDeripredenoer idneioi-
ger Sifisier uno befebli0t Elm Suiarens
regiment. Seine Satin. bic Snfan=
tin Gulolia, Die in Der 2OnoOner @s=
ielIdaft uugemeiu beliebt III, bat mebs
rere Sabre in SOnoOn gu benz 3weds
0slsbt. ibrsn beioen SObnen cine boil
itdnbi9 en9liiAe GrSiebung uno tOrper=
libe NusbilOung mad en9liidem Muiter
AL 9ebeu. Sou NntOniO III Der ein3i9e
8ruoer Der @rdiin bon Yaris. Seine
8emablin. Die iin9ite SObter Der
GOni9in ISABELLA. wuroe 81 Waorir
an II. Sebrucr 1864 9eborsn, 1T nit.
bin apsi Sabre lltsr ais ibr 9atts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
Scr &atboiisisn IT.
SdDWeoeu.

Seit GINGER 3eit bat man in Stot=
bolm an9efan9en, Ii4 iiber Die, iibri=
gems nod re6t beibeioenen. Sort
idritte Der neutrality-suspicious. Yropa=
9aaoa 81 b%eunrubi0en uno ole &eaie=
rlln9. Der BON ben epan9elii1en Yre=
oi9ern bart 3u9eiebt woroen 1T. bat
lia ueranluBt 9eieben, Dem Geidstas
elnen 6%eicBentpurf 81 unterbreiten,
nab benz Die tatbOliiden Yrleiter in
Sbpeoen titniti9bln wirtiamer als
bisber tontrOllirt WerDen iOllen. Die
&e9ierun9sOorla9e entbdlt II. u. fol-
9enoe yeltimmun9 ,,Ssriubt ein
iplder (tatbOlii6er) Yrieiter, lueun sr
einen Gbebuno 81 iblieBen bat, bic
cine Gbebdlfte 81 Sluingen ODER gu iiber-
reoen, nit Der anoeren @bebdlfte cine
uebereiutunft 81 treifen besi9lib Der
GrSiebuu9 ibrer 3u erpartenoen &iu=
Der in elmer iremoen 8l~aubenslebre
poer tauft er &luoer, Die nab Dem gel
tenoen 6eieB niht in elmer iremoen
8laubenslebre erSO9en iueroen o~iirfsn,
piro er nit 8eidngniB bis su 6 Mo=
naten ooer nit elmer 8elobube bis
1000 &rOnen beltraft." lleber oieien
8eieBentplrf wurOe in Der @rlten
Sammer oes Geibsta9s perbanoelt
uno perI6leoene Vtit9lieoer osrielbeu
ri6teten babel iebr beftise Nusidle
ge9en Die tatbOlii6e Stride. Sur me-
nlae uno iebr itiibterne Simmer er-
boben Ii1 81 8unlten Der tatbolil6en
BrieIter. Giner Der &eoner ma9te
oarauf auimertianl. oab ole tat6olis
ideu Yrieiter perpflittet ieien, lpenn
tie Chen Smiihen Sat5Oliten unb Nn=
oersGldubi9en abi1lieben, oarauf 5u
b Iteber. oab bic in iOiheu Chen QebO=
relen &inoer in Der tatboliIbeu 8laur
benslebre erSO9en werosn. Wenu Die
reue &eqierungsOorla9e 8eIeBesfraIt
erbalten iollte. wiiroe bic Gage Der ia.
tbOliiden Yrieiter IN Shpeoen cine
iebr ihwieri9e iperben. Non Geiten
Der observation-disclosures ipuroe er-
ildrt. es oUris in Sbmeben gar ni6i
qeIbeben. oab bic tatboIli1en prielter
iib benz pdpItliben Stuble 9~sgeniiber
perpilihtet baben; in Sbpeoen 9elte
uur ihweoii6es @elsb. Der @eieb.
eutpurf Der 8e9ierun9 wurne oanr
obne Nbltlmmung Gngenommeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
SoIoatensYricic.

Observation-Disclosures Smith bat stpei
nere 0ui Die Sef0roerung Der Polt bon
uno fir Soloaten uno Seeleute be-
siiNli6e Srores erlalien. Die cine ent=
bdlt bic getauntmabung, bab Der Bolt
pertebr mad ben Pbilippineu Wieosr
e"rOfnet miro. iOpelt yriefe uno YOit=
iahen an bic oOrtbin abssbenoen Griss
ger Sntel Sam's in getrabt TOM
men. SOlbe ipsrosu na6 San Srau=
cisco 9eiAidt uro bon bort nit benz
erlten ndb Manila 0b9sbenoen gun=
oesi6if meiterbef0roert iueroeu. Die
Slpeite Srore entbQlt Die GrlaubniB fir
i'm Gelos beiinoll6e Soloaten. reip.
ouf ben Geibwaoern beiiuolibe See=
lsute uno Warinsioloaten, %unfrantirte
Sriefe ab3uienoen, fir Die Oann an
ibrem SeItimmunQscrte nlr einfahes
Yorto erboben meroen bari. Sieie
grieie miiiien jeoob ausoriidli6 als
Soloateubrisfe", .,Matroienbrieie"
II. T.. NJ. beSeidnet uno als iolds bon
StabsOiii5ieren a0planen Orer Ners-
ten in &a;aretben, ELECTROMAGNETIC
ten II. I. NJ. beideini9t iein. Sieie
Srbre itebt I'M Gintlan9 nit elmer i'm
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ben Camps beiinOlihen SOloatsn. bic
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Der 6Ompa9nie, oes Ge9iments uno
oes Staatss. aus benz oaielbe ber=
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