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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
TAKEN TO THE
PENITENTIARY
A Batch Of Men Who Sold
whisky to the Indians.

Deputy United States Marshal II.
w. Tyler returned this morning from
spakane. from which place he took
ulustesn prisoners 20 tho p~niten.
tiary At acSeil's island. All Of the
men had been convicted Of selling
whisky 10 Indians Their names
were; Frank English. George King.
Thomas Ryan. John Williams. Geo.
PAbst. Charles schuitE. Thomas co.
bert. John Dempsitl. John r haYIs.
W NJ. lille. walter Rcuiiy. NJ =.
clyde Henry Miller. A. r. Pearson,
Thomas Mcpherson. John W. cd
we'll. oscar Wild. Nelson. Monsieur,
and Charles Mlttman.
AL Of the eonxicts with the excsp.
ton ~ Mittman were sentenced to
pay nnr of 400 and serve four
months Ia the penltsaiiary. Aitt-
man got siEhs months. siih a fine
% $40 when searched at the
prison. uTs IN Erreabacka was found
ia one Of his shoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

County Assessor Bailey Is in re-
ceipt OF an oplnlon from state Aud
ltor NeeI Cheetham regarding the
personal tax exemption law passed
the last day OF the legislature. The
auditor states that officially. the law
VIII be applicable on this years tax
es. and that II takes effect imme-
diately. Accordingly. heads Of
families viii be exempted in person
al taxes TO the extent OF ssoO
The law provides that the follow
Ing property shall be exempted; An
necessary wearing apparel OF the
head OF the family and his family;
one bed and bedding for himself, and
one additional bed and bedding for
each additional member of the
family: all necessary household and
kitchen furniture. including stoves
and cooking utensils. and all neces-
sary tools OF trade: In all not to ex-
coed $500 In value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Talk Of Annexation.

HALIFAX. n. s. April is,--G. f.
Burke. Canadian Trade Commission
err at Jamaica, arrived here last
night. lie says the stories Of an
xiety on the part OF the people for
annexation to the United states are
exaggerated. Most of the people.
he thinks. are perfectly loyal TO Eng
land. There Is Indignation, though.
against the Colonial government on
account OF the enactment OF a new
tariff which makes the customs du-
ties much higher. This act. MIR.
Burke says, was passed ostenslbly
TO meet deficit OF s2bo.O0o. but a
better plan would have been to cut
down salaries and reduce expenses.
What the people want, above all
else. MIR, Burke says, IL better trade
relations with the United States.
Reciprocity would be their salvation
In the present depressed state Of
trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
DROPPED TWENTY FEET

O. A. Anderson and John Larson,
two coal shoveierz employed at the
Pacific Coast company's bunkers.
narrowly escaped instant death last
night. a coal chute, where they
were working. gave way and drop
ped twenty feet to the wharf below.
Anderson had his left arm broken
AT the elbow. and Larson had the
left side OF his forehead badly skin
ned. The injured men were taken
TO police headquarters, whore they
were attended by DR.. NJ. L. A. Me
kechnic.
The steamer Al-Ki was being load
ed with coal at the time, and the
shovelers would have been thrown
into the bay had It not been for the
boat.
Anderson lives on Lake DIN av-
enue. near Lesehi park. and Larsen
rooms at the Merchants hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
QUAY'S TRIAL
Bad Showing Made Against
Him on Bank Books.

PHILADELPHIA. April is.-some
very damaging statements were
made at the Quay trial yesterday
by Meyer Goldsmith. the expert ao-
ceunihnt He was ON tho stand all
day, and as he examined thoroughly
all Of the banks books. he made
many pointed facts detrimental to
the defendant
one important ruling which may
have something 10 do with the future
bearing of the ease. was the decision
by Judge Riddle 10 exclude mention
% transactions dating back OF the
time Of the Indictment
All day Mf. Goldsmith read figures
taken from the bank books. but
which evidently embraced the trans
actions In the little red book" The
record showed chat quay was loan
cd large sums II money by the bank.
and that he had paid no interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

II. g. Hawkins. general manager
Of the White Pass A. Yukon rail-
way, states that during the summer
extensive work VIII be done on the
road which viii make IL first class
In all ways.
Large cargoes Of Washington ium-
Der Will be taken to skaRway for
the purpose OF building snowsheds.
He also states that the line to Lake
Bennett Will likely be completed by
July 2. This line will be twenty
miles long. seven miles OF which has
already been graded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
a Rubber Fabric Combine

BOSTON. April rs. - lee. HlgRin-
son 4 Co. bankers Of this city, have
options on fourteen rubber fabric
concerns. which are to be combined.
The majority OF the firms are In
New England. They include the
East Hampton Elastic Works com
pany. Glendale Elastic Fabrics COM
pany. Nashawannuck Manufacture
ing company. George s. Cotton, Of
East Hampton. bridgeport, Conn.
Fabric company. Russell Manufno-
turing company OF Mlddiatown.
Conn; Hub Gore company Of Brock
ton, Martin brothers Of Chelsea,
Montgomery Web company New
port Gore and Web company. and
Campbell web company Of Pennsyl-
vnnia.
II IL proposed TO issue eight mil
lions IN stock. two-thlrds preferred.
The syndicate viii have a working
capital of 81, 800. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

CHICAGO. O.. April is.--About
June l party % United states sen
ators wili leave Seattle for "trip
70 the klondiha via skhHway, aad
returning BY way of ~. Michael
The trip will be merely one Tor
pleasure. The party viii include
Senators Gray. Of Delaware. Bacon.
OF Georgia. 0aiilhsr. Of New Hamp-
shire. Marlborough. Of North Da-
kota. CLARK. of Wyoming. Hsitfisld,
Of idaho. Turner. % Washington.
and Hon. 4. a. uormKn. congress-
man from the Fourth ohio district
of 81 Mary's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Mail Robbers Arrested.

NEW YORK, April ls.-Alhert r.
BELL and Frank II. Smith were ar
rested here last night. They are
alleged to be robbers OF mail pouch
es. In their trunks. carriers uni
forms were found. Checks and
drafts 10 the amount of $4,000 were
nIan found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Fatally Stabbed His Father

LApORTE. Ind. April is.-Abra-
ham shaffer, Of Donaldson, Marshall
county. was stabbed fatally last
night by his son. lie refused to give
the hoy liquor. and the latter drew
% pocketknlfe and stabbed him re-
peatedly. lnhictinR wounds which
caused shaner to bleed to death.
The aon In under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Y. N. c. a. LECTURE.

y A. Dummeit. general secretary
~ the Y. NJ. g Afor the Pacific
northwest. gave very Interesting
lecture az the v ~, c, A. seen= last
night Its lecture was mainly on
general work of the association, es-
poclaiiy the conference % the Y. 81
C. A az Basic. Switzerland. las,
summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Eight Firemen kurt.

DENVER. Col. April Is. - Late
yesterday afternoon fire attempted
10 destroy the Pintsch gasworks,
Flremen were inside of the building
when an explosion occurred, aud the
following hremen were seriously IN
Iured, Capt. Patrick, Capt, Sour
wash. Capt. Moore, Capt, Walker.
Nat seihert. Gus Bargemaker. John
Haley, John KATY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Warrant for Presley.

NORTH YAKIMA. wash. April
4s-Ths city council last night order
"a the marshal 60 swear out com
plaint against cxsCity Treasurer
Henry Frssney. charging him with
emhesxlrment pressey.E shortage
10 now said 20 b. at lras, feoo0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Floods In Missouri.

OMAHA. Neb.. April is.-The Mis-
souri, river iowiands are Hooded with
water. the firat time since the great
Hood Of 1881. Ice has been blown out
On the river. and the currents are
taking II on the farms. The river
boat Last Chance was wrecked last
night, and IL n complete wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

Adyices received from ~. Paul an
nounce that another large deleRa-
ton Of homeseekers viii leave today
for the Pacific coast. via the Great
Northern road. 10 Ia also stated that
other large crowds win leave for the
west newt moalh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

ST. PAUL April is-Jaes J. Hiii
ha left for London 10 perfect plans
for the purchase Of his trans Pacific
line Of steamships. and the develop
ment Of his iron mines In Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Advance In Wages.

EVERETT. Wash. April is.--Em-
ployees IN the nail works here. re-
ceiving rs cents an hour. have had
their wages advances 10 per cent.
and those receiving over 10 cents
have hta th,sir ADVANCED per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
ALONG THE WHARvES

aehoonrr f.lsrie Colby. which has
been alongside the ocean dock for
several days fitting out for cod
fishing cruise IN the BerinE Sea. viii
probably get away this afternoon.
she VIII be gone about four months.
The United States transport ohio.
formerly Of the Empire eompany's
feet. has arrived at San Francisco
from Manila. she brought no pas
senEers.
Steamer Santa crux. Of the rRcifo
Coast Steamship company. which
vent north recently loaded with
material for patching the hole In
the side Of the steamer City OF To-
peka. returned this morning. her
trip having been unnecessary. The
crew ~ the santa Cruz were at work
this morning unloading the steam
or. The assortment consisted Of
steel plates. bricks, lime. oakum.
canvas. lumber, and also wrccking
pumps The santa Cruz had an un.
evcntfui voyage south.
Q T.
returned recently from the north.
was taken to Port Orchard this
morning. where she viii so on the
dry dock 20 receive permanent re-
pairs. The FUN extent of the dam
age sustained by the steamer In
coming In contact with the rocks
cannot be accurately estimated until
she is hauled out ~ the water.
The Seattle a Neah nay Trans
portation company are giving their
boats thorough overhaullnE In
preparation for the summers husl-
ness. The Lydia Thompson Will
probably be taken OF Moran's ways
about Saturday. and on Monday her
place will be filed by the steamer
Prosper. She viii be cleaned, re-
painted, and overhauled. and will he
followed by the Garland. which Will
receive the same treatment The
Eyanrel will be the last vessel to
go on the ways.
tug wallowa, recently chartered
by the Pacific Steam Whaling com
pany. will probably leave today for
Kodiak island. where she will do SER
vice for the company's cannery at
that place.
! steam collier Czarlna sailed this
morning with coal for San Fran
cisco.
United states lighthouse steamer
ManzanltR has gone to Port Orch
ard. where she will shortly go on the
dry dock to be cleaned and over
4 houled.
Another attempt will soon be
made 10 raise the British ship An
delana. which sunk last winter In
Tacoma harbor. II, Irving Halstcd
win have charge OF the work. The
wreck IL owned by the Salvage assoc
citation, Incorporated. OF London.
] ---==-===-===sHa--=
] \. tyAn.ea ana a ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Dakota Blizzard Loose.

BISMARCK. n. ~. April ia
severe blizzard In raging In this
part ~ the state. The weather In
not cold. but the snow In binding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

The jury in the case Of Mrs. l.. VI.
Laurie. against the city Of Ballard.
for $4,000 damages, returned a YER
dict late this afternoon for siss7.50
damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
F SUI, hr.lu Buy gs.f ne Blfls gl fT .rugnal crsU

the Legal Tender mine distance 5000 Zee; from the
milling gold
world Legal Tender on It's ledge Ten million dollars
npaidfo aims months
developed rapidly The company has
OF hunting
have last Have
only then the price Wall be
to cents
cali At once
Wit
we haade All standard
uwIllm mai money
. q. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

WASHINGTON isTe received this afternoon
spanish
of
armed with Mauser
fused communicate afterwards Following Chief
Ellsworth Sail
Mate engvi seamen Rynde Woodbury.
men Dillon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

MANILA s-Tweny rllpnos this
o deposit with local hrm seised by order OF General
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

Parliament
a
home for
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the Filipino
nsn has been expe
pending negotiations
speedy the Of tho certainly
hand.
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Soldiers Extra Pay.

WARRINGTON. April ~. - All
soldiers now I'm the United States
service will receive 20 per cent. cx-
ira pay when they are mustered out,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

publication
he
he
and wouii
which
hat De n
poverty
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ROME April n exciting Incident occurred today Just King
personal to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

today
Will miles
include a Africa
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committee Of the
pubcans
today
deliberations permitted become
public.
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April
and depart islands
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hand
HARRISBURG. sThe
succeed senator
~ nce
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S-Gencra Minister AID
he made regarding ths esess character
SPANS military
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WASHINGTON fsTh Of inquiry
NJ 8 a
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fishing schoon
wrecked Nantucket and that II
men pershed. The Is a total loss.
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Apr s-P a few
The asked relieved
on account o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

April is-Bob n
here outraging twelve year-oId white
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Generai ordered Colonel woosy
illness the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

WASHINGTON isTha Irwin
W Of
minister
Rockhll resigned.
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country
bandits the search has been without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

Adjutant y. C. Rogers and his
wife viii lead the Volunteer = of
America meeting tonight Mt the bar
racks at iisIs Second avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
SEATTLE IRKLINGS.

Judge winsnr. as attorney for
Kate keefe. has moved for a new
trial because OF misconduct on the
part OF the plaintiffs attorney IA
addressing the jury. appealing 10
their pFeluaieea hy referring 60 de-
PENDANT as divorced woman. when
there was 40 evidence Of such being
a fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

J.. ~. Hastings. ~ Port Townsend
was In flu city respntiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18
Junta Formed to Propose Terms to
the Americans.
KING HUMBERT HAS AN ADVENTURE
Interesting TeIegraphic News Compacied To-
gether From the Ends Of Christend0m.

s-rwen.y rslpnos this
S % as aHa W" 81 sSs G hope 10 n rs Sa Without
insarEsnt recruiting
guard today Three Filipino officers and fourteen recruits
seOOo ssised
WASHINGTON tsNo aavees received by
tee proposes peace Ssysr,ssss.
hash expecting negotiations for Inc.
s and says that The sassies the rsippnss sns
speedy and the end Of the certainly
PARIS Ar iras rsro today soa,isss. rs pusnoss Of the
lie said tina, ne had tried
every
ass,ion irrs,rsvasS nsrs army
that ps cs and caoosl Henry IL asssias s ssaas,
psas pa, Sss S as proof
ROME Ran exciting occurred today king
hssss aa oasa m rss % S s a
as' s.s sss man and 5 1ss s ns
victims of ms catastrophe
WARRINGTON isThs inquiry
ms and ely ssS into % ss 70 a.'s me ss
made when a wi be made
A. ss sss % ss az s f ,s s . ss..r ,r a !,
NEW xonK aprn today long
mapped viii soco miles and viii
include a Africa
WASHINGTON Aprn is-presasn. Mckinley few
Who viii succeed General sary The latter asked be nsys
account Of illness
LONDON irn the Of Commons today the Parliament
Of Fotssn Affairs reply question 70 the
would undertake the Of provisional government and
unanimous consent
the home government Tor adiadea- ton.
WASHINGTON Ap i.asis's Trip United state. member @ the
eiseo and Win aspas. tomorrow for 'as Stands
ATLANTIC CITY j. Aprn special committee
entrusted duty Of formulating monetary
pasae ~ 's''' u 4''
received fishing .shoo9
% the Ss s TI sh' 1n s si a' @ AID that
me- As Lax. s # .ss Sa w s.S.
during Of he
a4 but as ys. the has Without e s IN
wAsrnNGroN April pThs President Ia. appointed
Oregon has been aPPod %osss to Psr' and Arthur Hardy
military authorities Washington
excellent chances
~
NAYFTETD April isT'ob
here for outrasing twelve year-old white
WARRINGTON April The following this afternoon
OF
the Of rescuingand bringing
O.
captured
afterwards Following
Coxawain Ellsworth.
Ordinary
Edwarda Anderson. Dillon, and Morisey"
the NJ H. Hawkins.
of the White
Wy states hat during the summe
let sss750 80 aha -,
damages lin all
an
Adyiees received H. PAU
Great
is that
west nezm oal In. already been graded.
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The United States transport ohio.
formerly Of the Empire eompany's
feet. has arrived at san Francisco
from Manila. She brought no pas
senEerH.
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a rumor Is current To the effect
that the British steamer Manuensc,
which recently arrived on the Sound
from Honolulu, may be taken by the
government az a transport The
head Offices Of the company are at
Victoria. and tla not know whether
the negotiations 10 this effect have
been made. or not. The hanucnse
IL under "A British register
l.. 49, Hastings. ~ Port Townsend,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-18

Harry q, Clay secured q Judgment
Yesterday ip Judge Moure's court
against Frances Jane Christensen et
al, for iisas.A on promiaaery
note.
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Another attempt will soon be
made TO raise the British ship An
delana. which sunk last winter In
Tacoma harbor. n. Irving Halstcd
win have charge OF the work. The
wreck IL owned by the Salvage assoc
citation, Incorporated. OF London.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-14

Serptettelt.
100 Dubenb rein irff4 Ginnsne
0oblies, tpirfli9sr 8ertb 75c. SF'
Diefem 8ertuuf nur PRO 0ubeno 49c.
70 0uBeno 5-8 grpBe linnene Ddz
maItsSiI I9zSerpiettsn, fOl4e, Die re8Lz
lGr fir $1,OO pro 0uBenO pertouft
lperben. 1lnier Breis lit 69c.
85 OuBenb SiId=SerDietten elegan@
ter QualitGt, 5-8 groB; pirtll9ey
@ert6 $3.50 pro DuBeno. 9ei bleiem
9erfQuf 9oc'
rs 9uBenb : groBe gebGei4te Daz
matt Serbietten, Die gu $500 Pro
0ubenb quite Mertbe Itnb. rlnTer YreIs
in bieIer Wo6e $4.|9
2SettOe&eu.
200 gebdfelte QuiGt5, glurieiler
W2ufter, ge1Gumt unb fir ben 9ebrauh
fertig, 75c. tpertb. So lan9e Der Dor
rat6 rei4t =. 4|c'
SIutDe9"
$50 Stiide bon 16z3OGigen rein linz
nenen f9persn GraTbz9dnoti4ern, re-
qulGrer 9reis 10c. pro Yaro. Sur be
len groBen @erfuuf mir 64e'
200 Stude bon 18z30[ligen gan3
linnenen Grafbz6anbtu6Itoffen, pirtz
li6er @ertb 123c. Sir bieie 9slegenz
beit nur 73o.
Is @tiide bon rein irif8 liHnen5m
9lGIers8u6itoff, re9uldrs 18c.eQaaz
litdt e. lOc.
40 Stiide gang linnene geblet4te
T9tpsre Sudubad@9onbtu4itoffe; Itets
fir zoe. pro gurb berfouft. Sir oiss
fen 8ertauf 1870.
cStnnen>S9eettn8s.
5 Stiide 12-4 ertra feline un0
f9tpere gebleidte finnsne Sbesting; re-
gulGrer 9reis $3.50. Sir oieTen Ser
tauf pro garo =. CSC,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-14
Mustpeifung BON Sd en-
aus Betersbur9.

Petersburg, 13. M1ai. = Die
Reqicrung bat Elm 0etret srlahen,
peI9es SSuben berbietet, in petersburg
gu pohnen. Inter ben Qu8gepieienen
befinben ii4 ou4 pieIe fnan5OIii4e
SuDen.
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6rn. Dnnfb e. Bartlett

auoeftent tDeroeu iOn unS tsrnsr DudOe aHotonon.f
bisTs GeIdliiiTs in DEN tdqli5en SstuHGH gu pu'
III %,;,,,, fSisisf1,sn ld1ttsu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-14

lDrroea ole folatrNH SrdutSaCelV1unt otePI"'H''s
orusronumru unO oueeOronst, odb oie1ebsn otm
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stux QEb,6riFt oe7tr gfeoLutiontn Der SumiGis ot:
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ipiini6en elram in ibren Ar6loen ttR pahsnoes'
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pfe Sompoonie uno Str @.rluft zines ioltsn MaH=
mes tann earum gar ndt gu tisf bdlast psuot
flb,r Die Qbtngbei6reibuug unltrss petfor6tnen
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teren GiqtnIbafttn Ju srpdbnen. Die tInom Nten7
Iten 3uueiqure eefpiHutn, lpdbrtnO Die frafttgsren
GiSQlitdttn I3tune srrin9tn.
rUit Ginfa6beit uuo IHipru6slot9ttlt ltines
6baraftsrs, (ein aug,ribsinlbsr 98uni3, InO,rsn
init nefheu er oerbunoen mar, nitbli6 ju len uno
fbr Glid III fDuoern, itins 9ebensfrtuolgttlt, cIH
NRutb pen er in allen 9ebens lG9sn aufrebt erbtet
unD iein gB,ien Dos frt ieOer Ginbloung mar,
qradJteu ibu 3u einem Der aueenebmfen &tlelf1dat=
rer 1rnp qslpdnnsn ibm Die autrI6tige 3uneiguHg
9lI.r nit Oensn er in 8sriibrune tdm
Or mar ribt nur pon oenl matertlsn, ioHoern
opty eosm 'Statopuutte aus Elm mertbOslsr Sir=
osr. l5etn unttrntbmuueg bat in bebem @rooe
BEN SnOufrisn unierss Gem:inpeicns Qentst unO
Den @rbstsrn nurOe pa0urdD 9ei6Gftigunq eegtbtu.
Seine 98obltbdtiefeit tam Dem ctr5en uuo
babel mar dber aud itsts Oi, offsnt 6ano. @r Eebte
ss, m6br gu lobsn, ais 3u tGosln, mar bei6eiOen
nil, p.uu sr ieIbit in Setradt FAM unO oad1tt oon
fid atrnetr, ais ipie sins Dtibiiresr Die tbn ie=
net GVgeri6aitsn 1peeen bod belttn."
Gine getrsue Ibi6rift oes Qrotofolg
1pbert 6. Sapiefpn. Brtitoent
German y. 6unf. Tice@1brdioent.
u34) Gbas. gS. Baer Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-14

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lanQe @ioerItano IsiIten peroen, oa
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partang, in ben 2meritunern 5eigz
lin9e gu finoen, griinolia getduT4t
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