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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
MELRosE PEOPLE OBJECT.
They Complain of Neglect on the
Part of the Southern Pacific.

MELROSE. Dec. 10.-The people resid-
ing in this vicinity have twice petitioned
the Southern Pacific Company TO extend
its local trains TO Sather station. large
number OF men reside with their families
in the neighborhood OF Melrose. Sather
and High street. and II would save them
much time and Inconvenience IL the local
train could extend 10 Sather instead OF
running only 10 Fruitvale. II takes at
least twenty minutes 10 walk from their
residences TO the Fruitvale station.
and on the cold. rainy mornings
OF the winter months IL is any
thing but a pleasant tramp. The dis
tance from the Fruitvale depot TO that at
Sather is only a mile, and there is ample
time 10 make the run and run on the
same schedule as at present. The regular
commuters contend that II would be for
the financial interest of the company 10
make this extension and carry passengers
through 10 San Francisco at the rates
which are now charged from Fruitvale.
They argue that II would not work any
detriment 10 Fruitvale and way stations
10 make this change. but on the other
hand would serve to materially increase
the number OF suburban residents around
the neighborhood Of Sather.
Several very fine tracts OF land have re-
cenly been subdivided and placed upon
the market. and were n regular train
service established 10 that point many
families would locate upon lots which
they have purchased there.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
BERKELEY WILL
PLAY CARLISLE
INDIANS TEAM
Christmas the Day of
the Match.

BERKELEY, Dec. 1O.-The big football
game OF the season Is yet TO come. Before
the year is over the victorious team Of the
Blue and Gold will line up against one OF
the great teams of the East and the grid
iron veterans Of California will measure
their prowess with football heroes of the
Atlantic slope.
Late last night arrangements were con-
cluded IN Berkeley for a match TO be
played with the Carlisle Indians in San
Francisco on Christmas Day. A chal-
lenge was sent by the Indians early last
week. but the Berkeley men refused at
first 10 accept it. They seem TO have
changed their minds about the matter, for
Football Manager Irwin j. Muma has tel
egraphed East, agreeing to the terms OF
the Carlisle men. The game is now as
sured.
How much preparation the L. c. team
VIII undertake before the game. or what
extra training they will undergo. has not
men viii be entirely under Cochran's di-
recton as before the THANKSGIVING
match. Kelly will remain with Cochran
10 help with the coaching. Both Prince
ton men We're preparing TO leave the uni
versity town within a few days. but their
stay will now be prolonged until after
As to the team which Berkeley will put
In the field all save one of the men who
played against Stanford will keep their
places. That one will be Captain James
Whipple. who viii not he a regularly en-
rolled student at the university until after
the first OF next month. Clay. who has
made fine showing all the season on the
field. Is TO be substituted in his stead.
The Indians are arranging 10 leave the
East in time TO arrive in San Francisco
at least three days before Christmas.
They will be represented by force eight
cen strong, including the regular eleven,
with trainer and substitutes. The
grounds at Sixteenth and Folsom streets
have been rented for the occasion. and the
game Will be played the afternoon of
Christmas day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

rington Reynolds as George Forester. an
aristocratic swindler, is man with an
shallow and remarkably indifferent
aid Austin. the hero, but he Is too creamy
for the part and. in what is probably the
worst love-making scene ever perpetrated
by a playwright he Is pitifully inane- /
would suggest to him as man OF intelli-
gence that he reconstruct that scene on
and in other and better lines.
In the subsequent and serious scenes
loye-making is seldom serious-he is mere
acceptable and / can imagine him doing
we'll in a part that suits him. Mary Van
Bllren is beautiful and that is all. The
maturescent Mary Hampton no doubt
finds the part of melodramatic heroine
irksome and yells her sentiments into .he
teeth OF her lover in resentment OF her
fate.
Mr.. Frawley is In the cast.
Next week we are to be offered Pinero's
"The Princess and the Butterfly" an ex-
cellent play, which hope will help us to
forget a fearful fortnight. 1t will be graf
flying indeed to say something good of the
Frawley company. pleasure that has
hitherto been denied me.
PETER QARNETT
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
908 Broadway, Dec. 10.


9os Broadway. Dec. TO-
SFHE carefully planned hold-up and attempted
cold blooded murder of Robert Vincent last night
in front of his residence. 562 Sixth street, to-
gether with all of its sensational details. added
one more chapter to the startling series of rob
beres that have been attempted in Oakland Of
late That this was not another chapter OF murder is
last night fired to KILL and they only missed their de-
by one-sxteenth of inch. Had they struck that
distance to the right they would have cut Vncents
spinal cord and caused instant death.
The general opinion is that the work is that of the
that the night of November IL last muir
dered John Thomas in his saloon at Campbell and Pa
Hands upr'
Oakland had scarcely recovered from the ep-
at Peter Christanson's saloon OF Second and
Washington streets. the night OF October 81 last,
until it followed November by the bold II un
successful attempt loot the safe and cash box at the
power house OF the Alameda Electric Railway. On the
at hs and a
IN ne murder & OF John Thomas mas II hen ra ne
sticks of dynamite In the rear of the Standard oil Gem
life and property in large resident district in West
ah Ts gna a of the PoOs in 5y buI
afs%Ra
@ baT ee beee e sr IN he Un & ID e S
Robert Vincent stood up and Shot While fleeing
n the % G n market os at 5 @
his residence sixth street only blocks from
@ sT 5C % 3 IN es heart @
%
% asSen $50 80 m M sens e sea he4 dee S
of Sixth Clay, but block 1t just after
he had Clay and being perhaps
five feet from his home, when masked men.
heavily armed who had been lying in wait yard in
the rear of vacant two-story house of Clay
and Sixth streets in front of him ordered
him 10 throw his hands.
The proximity his home and belief lie
reach II before the thugs could inhict any injury prompt
ed Vincent to ia ke to his heels and yell at the top Of
of the masked eveled his revolver.
aim and fired The of the aim evidenced
fact that the bullet penetrated Vncents and
he fell moaning, his assailants took their heels
ming along Clay street take refuge along the
front They made further attempt Vncents
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
HIGHWAYMEN ARRESTED.
Deputy Sheriff Howell Captures Them
After q Desperate Eight.

PORTLAND. Dec. 1O-A special to the
Oregonian from The Dalles says:
Deputy Sheriff Howell of Pasco County
had an exciting experience to-day with
two men, Brown and Wilson, whom he
had arrested on the Canyon City road
on charges Of horsestealng in this county
and highway robbery in Portland. Deputy
Howell arrested the men. who were on
horseback. near the top OF the Deschutes
grades. and having only one pair of hand
cuffs put them on Brown. He tied the
horses brides together and started his
prisoners ahead of him. Wilson, with his
pocketknife. cut the bride, and both men
started down the grade at full speed.
Howell in pursuit. After a chase of a mile
he shot Wilson's horse from under him
and without further difficulty recaptured
his prisoners. Wilson has a gIinshot
wound in the back, which he is supposed
to have received in fight with officers
in Portland few days ago.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
MUSICAL TREAT IN
STORE FOR BERKELEY
Mrs. Hearst Arranging for Concerts
to Be Given Under the Direction
of Henry Holmes.

BERKELEY. Dec. 1O.-Through the ef-
forts Of Mrs. Phebe Hearst the residents
Of the university town and the students or
the University OF California will have the
advantage OF hearing, on this side of the
bay some Of the best musical talent Of
San Francisco. In the new hall. which
is nearly completed in front Of the Pen
noyer residence on Claiming way. Mrs.
Hearst IS arranging 10 give a series OF
chamber concerts under the direction OF
Henry Holmes. leader OF the San Fran
cisco Symphony.
Further details Of the plan are not
known as Yet. save that the concerts are
practically assured. IL is thought that
they are intended chiefly for students and
professors in the university and that ad-
mission VII be by invitation The first
concert viii be announced some time early
in January.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Thinks HERON Safe

VANCOUVER BARRACKS. Wash. Dec
10.-When Captain f. f. Glenn. Twenty
fourth Infantry. was shown the Seattle
dispatch expressing fear for the safety
of Lieutenant Heron. Eighth Cavalry
in Alaska, he said: 'I have not the ieast
anxiety as TO the lleutenant's safety; he
unquestionably Is at Fort Gibbon, at the
mouth of the Tanana River. which was
his objective point. Nothing can be heard
from him until ice forms In the Yukon.
when he will probably come out by way OF
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Probably Suicide.

NOVATO. Dec 10.-Paul J. Morini, a
ranch hand employed by G. Mattoni. died
to-day under circumstances pointing TO
suicide by poison. He complained OF feel
irg unwell, but refused 20 say what was
tae matter. A companion came TO town
tlr physician and on returning found
Norini dead. The man had been despond-
ent for some time and is thought 10 have
feared that. owing 10 a recent change in
the ownership of the ranch. he would lose
his position. Deputy Coroner Steven Eden
was notified at San Rafael and will hold
an inquest tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Adventure Wnecked

SEATTLE. Dec. lo.-Indians have ar
rived at Juneau with news OF the wreck
on the east shore OF Admiralty Island
Alaska. OF the little sailing schooner Ad-
venture. A furious gale drove her on the
rocks two weeks ago, tearing a hole
seven feet long IN the port side OF me
vessel, Just below the water line. There
woman, aboard the schooner, all OF whom
escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Death of DR.. Hathaway.

BERKELEY, Dec. 10.-Dr. Edmund
Valentine Hathaway passed away shortly
before II O'Clock this morning at his resi-
dence. 2427 Claiming way. DR.. Hatha-
way was 50 years Of age He was a ma
tive Of Freetown Mass, and moved to the
university town about two years ago 10
stay with relatives here. An announce
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Supplies for Philippines.

SEATTLE. Dec. 10-The quartermas-
ter's office here states that the War De-
partment has ordered the transports
Sheridan and Grant TO this city to load
supplies for the Philippines. Assistant
Quartermaster Robinson has already cen
tracted for 1000 tons of hay and 500 900 feet
of lumber and quantity Of corrugated
at Tacoma.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Examinations at Stanford

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec. TO-
The university will close for the semester
December Il Entrance examinations FOR
the following semester will be held from
January 5 TO 8, inclusive. The university
will open for the next semester Janu-
ary s.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
DadWay'S
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perfect digestion. complete absorption and
healthful regularity.
For the cure Of all disorders of the stomach.
Liver 81 wells Kidneys. Bladder. Femals Ir-
reRularftiss Sick Headache. BillOusness. Con-
stipation Piles and all arrangements % thu
internal vfscera. 25c box At Druggists.
or By mail RADWAY q CO.. New rork
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
Benefit for the Managers.

The sale of seats for the benefit for the
charity fund" of the Associated Theatri-
cal Managers Of San Francisco will open
tomorrow morning at o'clock at the
Orpheum All the theaters are to contrib
ute talent and a highly interesting pro-
gramme is promised
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

Onyx tables, lamps. framed pictures
and statuary cheap. Sanborn. Vail & Co..
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11
ONE FINEL EFFORT
OF EBELL LHDIES


The ladies OF the Ebem Society
announce one final effort 10 COM
plete the library site fund and It
viii be made on Thursday even
ing at the First Presbyterian Church
and not Hamilton Hall. as at first an
nounced, when Librarian Greene Will
give an illustrated lecture on libra
ries. There will be an excellent mu-
sical programme and a few addresses
by prominent Oaklanders. The pro-
ceeds viii be devoted TO the site fund.
A little less than $1,000 is needed ard
n Is certain that the ladies Will achieve
success after their earnest efforts.
While efforts are being made 10
raise the money necessary for the site
the gentleman who secured from Mr..
Carnegie the donation 10 Oakland has
kept modestly IN the background. sim
ply doing what he could TO advance the
Interests OF the fund. The man IS
Henry A. Chittenden. for many years
a New York newspaper man, who
made the acquaintance OF Andrew Car
negie and who conceived the thought
OF writing and placing the needs of
Oakland for a public library before him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

Carneges letter
denha mad a
thousand dollars
Library there is
of
want? housing Of oaklands library and the speedy
wished
Eb ladies' fair hands upheld by popular
This discrimination the site question is far more be
scheme coster site involving the inde
bond
peoples the erection of stateer library
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-11

.HE carefully planned hold-up and attempted
cold-blooded murder of Robert Vincent last night
in front of his residence. 562 Sixth street to-
gether with all of its sensational details added
one more chapter TO the startling series of rob-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27

- Yringet Cure ubren unb SUI
welen ilr Heparatr 81 Gebrioer
Start, unb Sbr ieiO ii@er, puB SIR
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tommt.
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biuis aui !3eit 81 t%auien. Na6Sufras
gen in Der Norpitern"s Office. 34-4
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le9eneS, gut eiageri6teteS @obnbaus
iiir cine tleine Samilie nebit Stauuns
biuis 81 tauien. Ndberes i'm vNoros
tern" 30 ba
49, gSir pertreten 25 Counties
in Minnsiota. Sarm 0dnSereien.
Nebmen Nuftrdse fiir @owarb Sate
Nurierp. Die @. s. San Site
grunpeisentbumss, anleibes uub Sol.
Lotions @sentur, Ct. Gloub, Stearns
60, Minn, 31,3mt
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2amo! 2anO!

Die fruhtbariten GRANDDAUGHTER pou
81 bis Sc per Ndsr, 8 bis A Weilen pom
Der Giienbabu. nit aerinser Mn;ab!uus
uno unter ben eiinitiaitsn Beoineunsen ,u
p~ertaufen. 6errlihe WGloer. CRIME Wie'
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uno Shulen. User cine cultipirte Jarm
faufen. 3eit uub 6elo iparsn mill. perfeble
niht Al MIR iu tommeu. ih babe cine aus
se,ei1nete Cite uon Bargains in cul'
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funft iiber tinitlib bepai1erte 2Gnoereien
in Colorado; fir oieien 3wed babeu mir
seorudte Bidder; man fact: bas Yapier
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9anoiuder erbaiten babe Giieubabnraten
ib aebe nit uno jeiee oas 9anb.
Ncter Srif,
Saba ct. Glouo, Wirn.
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Ser non Spgnr 4noerion BON

Ser pon Spgnr 1noerlon pom
Der Cnieite ais .4rpetIer 9eo0'lssme
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Dem GrcuriionSIuSe nu6 DULUTH am
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articles mlui6sn, iiuO ,rlu6t, ibre
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i6punoen. Ma3 aus tbm 0%eporoen,
1T bis iett ma rIbt bttGnIt.
Die MnoelNutcu in Den @ert=
ifdtten Der l(ortbeIn Edtttt VIlenb0bn
am Vate Grmo TIT len S0mlia9 IN Ell
,iucm aus 10 9Sug9onS beitebcnNen
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Gr,urIiouiRen mur6en pom ei1cm Slrs
GER omitc n Se9t2itumg elmer Multi
Rcpelle BEL ibrer stnfunTt e~tipfol9en
uno POM Mapor bn~oillfommnet.
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ber ltbten Slbren i'll @bopeton, 9t.
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Sobn, wenu III cine Sruu pdr't,
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anberen Trauen wiiien, oaB Hott
@auntsin Sbee Der 9N Bte Se9ell NJ,
ben cine Srau ie bate. Sra8t eureT
dpotbeter.
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Seraubte bus Wrab.

Sin Grltaunen erre9enber @oriaa,
Der lid bel Sobn Sliper BON Ebilas
pelpbia Sutrug, miro pon linn ielblt
lpie iolgt erSdblt: sd beianb mid
in einem ldretli6en !3uitanoe. Weine
6art mar TAFT selb Die aussn lascn
tiei, Die 3unSe mar bslest, Der S6merS
i'm HiIden unO in Den Seiten belt an,
tein slppetit, wurOe bon Sag 81 Sag
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mir, electric Sitters 81 periu6en,
unp 81 meiner 9roBen Sreuoe uno lie
berrai6unS erwirtten lie cine entl6ies
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brau6 BRET @o1en lang fort unb bin
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oaB tie mein geben retteten unb bas
Grab zines anoeren Opiers beraubs
ten. &einer ioQte ueridumen, iie gu
perluden. Nur 50cts. bic NlaIde
l.. On 0 cck~ta Of~>xLn
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Ser osborne bleibt Sie9er.
llebertriift I'M Jeloe ben WtG ormid.
6oIbiugsforo, Winn., 90. Gull '99.

6oloinssforo, Winu.. 90. Gull '99.
Siermit mirb beitdti9t, paB Ser
Osborne Sinber, Der pon Sieberi6 IL
Seemed ptrtauit miro, uno Der Wcz
6Ormit Sinber, ben Bal. 6erman
uertauft, in einsm Jto9genfelbe auf
Feter Soiba'S Sarm periu6t wuroen,
unO baB Der Osborne lid ulS bic bette
Wal6ine erprobte. wie bies pon ben
6rei Jii6tern, Die Don ()errn 6ermun
a%lS9eludblt wurbcn, entl6ieben wuroe
Ole 9Sette gait iiir ein &iertel Barrel
Bier, rnO Ser feline Osborne wuroe,
nit 6ubnm unO 9rilnen !3weigen &c.
Siert, III bic StOOt 9etrie6en. Sur
rab fir ben Osborne
Sam Salt,
@. s. 9 9aubeL
Sos, 0tdbauen N.
Gntl9eiOun9Sri9ter.
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Ias flspitnoe Mopimeb

wiirSe Gu3 i6nea perlaiien, wenn
SIR Or. Sings r9ieue eebenspiuen"
0ebrau6en wiirbet. Sauienoe pom
eeibenoen baben hire mperSlei6li6en
9.rbi.nite iir franfe unc nerp0ie
aopiwsben erprobt. Sic reinisen bas
Slut, itdrten bic Nerpen rno baren
Gur. @eiunobeit auf, eei6t gu neb'
men. @sriu9t lie. Dur 25 Gents.
@elb ;uriideritattet, iuenn feline 9eis
lung sriolst. Seriudt beim apotbe'
Ter @. s. Sabn
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3tas Der nmse9cnh.
Sacsba Yrailie.

SEER SEQ. Yeitber pon bier mnroe
Sieier Gage pom benz trusiI6en Cube
zines ss,uiilsn s. @ieber aus uniens
tomn, @aib., het iriiber in Wfeire
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seIeet. sSieber 'Ibrte elm Ftsro an
einem Seilenuon Der &iebpeioe nab
SarIe. 0as Sell i6laa5 lid I'M
gSieber's 9eib, Soa Ffere l5aloppirte
capon uno lbleiite lein Spfer 81 70
Be. Der 8eritorbere mar etma 63
Sabse oft bnb lsbte lnit leinar SroBen
. Samilie bis por att Sabrer in yteIre
@rope. Srroer oes Serltos0enen ut
Serr 9Sm. 9Sieber Don Gt6mono a;
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Elm Neiie uno Nrau Sen. &cIt pon
81. gtouo Elm: 9ti6ts beS aui 10 8rdB@
Tide @eile umsetOmmenen Otannes.
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Smte 6ele9embcit.

@or9sriidter Nlters iue9en 40 in gnulots
,us9eleste, IN unmlttelbaler Iabe Der Stride
ino Sdule Su Cob Sprins a%ele9ene Nder
rebit relisebautem, nit Eaditeinen umlegs
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@aiier, audi 10 Nildfibe, theils
lpeiie iriitmelteno, biQis al perfnufen. Nds
beres bel Eaul 3beiien.
@ole Sprtn9, Winn.
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GrcurTpn nab Bottom iiber
bic 2Sdbaib.
$40 iiir Metour . Siliet ron Gaica0u.

Die &ataib Sobu %uertGuit GrcuriioaS,
6itets ON II. uIo 70. AU;uit Sum holben
Nreiie fur eas Hetour'Nilet bon Ghicoap.
3'ro Gte InterelliGt? Sd'der Gre eive YoIt-
tarte ell zen ~linter6e 0u ten fir &drte.i,
Tohfolnne ruo i%rrftiaes Hdhere. 4 Y Bal
mtr, aililttren6er Sen. Toii Ggent, gSa5aIh
9tienbabn, No, 81 Goams StraBc, Gblc1ao
81. 33-2
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Sin nnanseneamss Ssrieben

fam bduiis Elm itredli6es Serbpenz
snsn, @runb, S9ndt Ocer Suet'9lng
p.rurladen. Sudl.n's arnicd Satz
BE, bic belt. in Der @elt, tOotst ben
S6m.rs unS beilt bic @unSe raid,
S.ilt alte @unb.n, @unoiieber, @es
i6wulit, gsulen, @aselSel6wllre,
Siibn.raus.n, al. Sautausl6ldst.
Seites 6dmorrboiOens Mittel allI Der
qGelt. Iur 25ets bic Sda6tel.
Seiluns saruntirt. SerfnuIt beim
apotbeter ". S. 9ubn.
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dur ben .Rrrtasrn" btrittt ron Rsstarar Ssrru 9rtn
u. 9mmsl.
Mic Mener uno Satin CT Sanas gis
berlieiuer, ie4 ie4 Sect % Z 1875
81 d.. ........ ......S 200
yiic Nttner uno 8attiu an q T aori,
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Senrp Ssrlins uoo 8lttin all Senrp
Shws9maur, tbsil ie4 le4 Sect
90 I 126 SCI 3....... ......... 100
SEQ Slbe,er al Senrp Nailep. nS
" BON NM 9 30 Z 1877 ST 30. $40
8 8 Shnab uuo @utiin al SameS .
Terrisr, Va nw4 Sect % ! 1872 &
90 mo Nnoeres 1900
u Sacobion uno 8lttiu on 8 @ieber
nj Sect 30 ! 1914 al 3d.. e. $40
Ste st y W Il w Hp 60 on Sans
StsnaleIniou, iW4 ne4 Sect 10 I
1874 81 IS .......... ......... 200
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NIL Sect 10 Z 1913 I'll 81 ....... 1900
Nh u @reenleni ulo Satin oil Carl
Shmlot " ie4 9 33 I 1872 & 81 1900
Nil Wtler uuo Satin al y 3erfelo,
ie4 Sect II 1876 81 32........ 5000
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Ga0ntayiQr.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27
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