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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03
STATE HOUSE,
Attempt to Murder Guide in
Cold Blood.
WouId-be Assassin Fires Point Blank
Shot With Poor Success.
Other Gossip in the Different Departments at
the Capitol.

An attempt To murder Herman Tenn
ulcton in cold blood was brought to the
attention NJ the game commissioners by
4 letter received recently in that de-
ipartment. Templeton is one of the most
faithful guides in the State. and has
done much valuable work for the COM
missioncrs He gives the version Of
the story as follows:
II came very near getting shot by
some villain. ! was about mile and
a half below Baker Bog and was stand
ing up in the canoe polling down Little
Dead Water which | had been wading
a few rods above me when l heard an
awful report at my left side. and felt
something at the back of my head. The
bank was on the left ana about six feet
high | instantly dropped into the bot
tom Of the canoe so that the banks
gave me shelter.
Picking up my revolver from the
bottom Of the canoe | fired three shots
in the direction Of the smoke from the
gun. | did not see the man. nor could
after | fired my revolver. | did hear
some one run but could not find him"
The letter then goes on to state that
TempletCn searched through that sec
tion but could not find the man a. the
growth was very thick. He found the
tracks uf moccasins but that was all.
ito found the shell Of 1870 Winches-
ter rifle, this going to show that the
man had pumped another cartridge in
to the position so as to be ready for
another shot should it be necessary.
From the moccasin prints it is thought
that Templcton was shot by an In
dian.
No cause for the alleged attempt at
assassination can be found but it is
thought that the attempt was made by
some one who had feelings IF jealousy
against Templeton.
1t is believed that the attempted
murder was on account If personal
feeling against Temuleton. He is one
Ut the most faithful game Wardene at
the North East Carry ana has done
the commissioners no end of service in
assisting them in stopping poaching
Through his efforts several victims
have ueen brought TO justice and it is
believed that some of those who would
like % poach again, this year. fearful
that h. would discover them sJ tried
to put him out of the way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03

letin that are just beginning to come
in show that Maine will probably have
at least an average apple crop. The
returns are not in but those received
SO far promise that there will be at
least an average number of apples.
When the season opened the apple
blossoms gave promise of an extra
ordinary crop. A blight set in and if
was feared that there might be a great
falling off. A return from one county
shows the crop will be double that Of
last year. Other correspondents report
that the crop will be about as usual.
Edward Wiggin was at his desk at
the Bureau of Education, yesterday.
after an absence of several days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03
Death OF Mrs. AImira Cole.

The many friends of Mrs. Almira
Cole. wife of Nathaniel W. Cole Of this
city. We're shocked to learn of her death
which occurred at the summer resi-
dence at Ocean Point, at o'clock Fri
day evening. BY her kindness, charity.
and other innumerable good qualities
Mrs. Cole had acquired a large circle
of friends which makes her loss more
generally felt She is survived by a
husband. Nathaniel W.. and one son,
F. w. Cole. The funeral services will
be held at the late residence. at No 6
Sewall street, at 8 p NJ, Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03

\ Bingham special to the Boston
Herald gives the following version If
the affair
An attempt T. murder Hermon Tenn
pIeton. a guide in the M0oSehrad lake
region. is reported by sportsmrn who
have recently come TO this place. The
alleged attempt WAS made, several
days ago, but not until now have TIN
facts been made public
Tcmpleton is one IF the best knOwn
guides in these regions. In addition I'll
being a guide. H. N ! game warden.
He has been 50 viglant in efforts t.
stop poaching that he has incurred the
enmity Of some Of the guides in the
section he is licensed to work in.
The returning sportsmen state that
'fempleton was on the west branch of
the Penobscot during the week. ana rs
ne wished to make rapid progress. was
padding his canoe. When short dis
lance from the shore ne heard a loud
report IF rifle ana then felt a pecu.-
lar sensation at the back IF his head
and a pain in his back.
He dropped fiat in the canoe, in
which he had been standing. ana as
| he saw the muzzle of a rifle sticking
out from the heavy growth, discharged
| his revolver several times in that a.
rection. AS soon as possible he Went
70 the shore, and as soon as he took his
paddle in his hand, having dropped his
revolver, another shot came from an
unknown source This time ne was
not able to return the shot, but press
ID toward shore, being in hopes TO finl
| his WOuld-bc assassin.
When ne reached shore ana examin-
ed the ground he could find nothing
but the prints Of a moccasin and
discharged cartridge. He was able to
trace the tracks several miles. and fin
ally learned. through the tracks on the
ground, that the WOuld-be assassin
had followed him up river in a canoe.
Then, leaving the canoe, followed him
up the shore until he came to favor-
able spot from which he fired the shot
A strong wind was blowing at the
time the attempt to murder was made.
and the canoe was pitching badly.
This. it is thought was the only thing
that saved Templeton's life. Had the
bullet struck him it would have pass
ed through his skull, as the would b.
assassin was at such short range
TempleCon has not the remotest idea
who the guilty parties are, and cannot
enough against him to prompt a deed
like that The guides have formed a
combine among themselves and prom
Use that they will try to discover tho
guilty marty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03
Can You Tell Why

You have constant headaches. are
nervous and sleepless a night and feel
tired in the morning? Your blood isn't
carrying the right materials TO your
nerves and other organs. Begin taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. the great blood
enricher, and you will soon realize q
change. You will feel better and
stronger, will relish your food and en-
JOY refreshing sleep.
Nausea, Indigestion are cured by
Hoods Pills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03

Friday, from the temple on Rerlah hill
Rev. Frank Sanford very quietly took
his departure for Boston and the blue
accompanied by any Of the faithful ana
no demonstration was made al the leave
taking at the Lisbon Falls station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03

Half the ills that man is heir to come
from indigestion. Burdock Blood Bittery
strengthens and tones the stomach,
makes indigestion impossible.
mon wed fri& yky,tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03

Because there was not sun enough
for the signal corps to work with the
Photograph during the muster il does
not signify that the corps will lose all
practice until next year. Since the new
photographs have been ordered ana
placed in the armorY Of the corps the
men have every opportunity to carry
ON the work. While they may not be
able to work with the instruments at
long distance from each other yet they
are able to get in just as much prac-
tice. When there was but one instru-
ment the sending was done by one man
and the reading by another Since the
second instrument has been in the
hands Of the corps an opportunity is
afforded for both to work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03

Ernest w. Emery, assistant State IL
brarian, has returned from his vaca-
ton ana is back at his desk at thp az.
partmtnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03

Governor Powers will not go to the
State fair in Lewiston, this year. on &C
count Of the press Of other business
He has delegated Adjutant General
Richards to go in his place. Accord
ingly the adjutant general with other
members Of the Governors staff win go
to the fair, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03

The returns for the agricultural bull
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-09-03
Famous Herald Square DaartattP.

Prices 10 %. Boo Matiuces. 10. -uo.
aug2yltf
The evening times., 1900-04-12
Here and There Values.

25 good envelopes. Bargain Fri &C
day price. .................J
cakes "Lipps' toilet soaps: hello
trope, violet. and rose Bargain inc
Friday price ~
pound celebrated Croydon Linen
note Fois.P paper, Pei:o worth Z5e, Bargain 15c
2i sheets paper and q envelopes to
match, nicely put up in box, &C
worth I0c. Bargain Friday price.
Triple extract for the handkerchief
in all odors put up in glass stopper
bottles: worth l5c. Bargain Fri inc
day price. Observation-Disclosures. ~
The evening times., 1900-04-12
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Georgetown Medical Students.

At a regular meeting OF the graduating class of
the Medical Department of Georgetown University
held yesterday the following officers were elected:
Edmund NJ. Power, 4. B., California. president;
Melville A. Hays New YORK, vice presi lent; James
A. Rabbit. West Virginia, treasurer and secre-
tarv. Thomas f. Cavsnaugh. A. B., Massachus-
etts. was unanimously elected valedictorian. The
following committee was appointed to make ar
rangements for the approaching graduation exer-
cises: Louis NJ holloway, District of Columbia,
chairman: Edwin Pothiry, District of Columbia,
and Thourss Z. Cayanapgh, A. b., Massachusetts,.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Benning Tracls-Races at 500 p. m.
Georgetown Feld-Georgetown University vs.
Yale.
evening.
Columbia Theatre"The Ameer;" evening"
National Theatre-'N hen We We're Twenty
one;" evening.
Academy OF Music-'A Guilty Mother;" even
ing.
Kernan's Lyceum Thcatre-vaudeville; after
Ioon and evening
The evening times., 1900-04-12
l5C Towels, SC.

About so dozen all linen towels in
satin damask, fringed or hemmed
huck. fast color border; size 16x31;
worth 15c. Bargain Friday price, Sc.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
25c Hat Pins, I0C.

80 doz New Hat Pins. in gilt and
silver. with rich stone settings; others
with crystal or ename!ed heads. Worth
2jc-Bargain Friday Price, lUe.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
Csc FOulards, ISC.

Simpsons Foulards," the imitation
of silk, in an endless assortment of
patterns and colors; worth 2Jc Bar
gain Friday Price. 1Sc.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
Nc Ladies' "Mercerized"
Vests, 25C.

Silk drawing string around neck and
sleeves; these vests are an exact iml-
tation Of silk and wear much better;
worth 4Oc. Bargain Friday price, Zoe.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide. de................12:35 2:35 AM and :0I p VI
High ude................ 6:3j 4 NJ. and 6:54 T. NJ
The evening times., 1900-04-12
Linen Napkins, 39c Dozen.

A small lot of checked linen nap
kins, which we wish to close out
quickly, worth 60c. Bargain Friday
Price, CSC doz.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
New Physician to the Poor.

By order of the District Commissioner the serv-
ices of Dr. P. E. Mcdonald, substitute physician
to the poor, have been dispensed with. and Dr.
Charles f. Ferguson is appointed to succeed hum,
with compensation at the rate of 81 per dieN
payable from the appropriation for the relief Of
the poor, =
The evening times., 1900-04-12
25c Brooches. l0C.

Pearl and Medallion Brooches. with
sterling silver band around edge-very
neat and worth 25c. Bargain Friday
Price, 10c.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
Charge Your Purchases.
I5C Ladies' Vests, l0C.

Ladies' ribbed vests, tape drawing
string around neck and arms, trimmed
with neat lace edging; worth 1jc. Bar
gain Friday price, 10c.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
40c Piques, 25c.

White Pique In small figures. stripes.
and heavy welt; very neat patterns:
worth 40c. Bargain Friday price, 2jc.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Cut Steel Chatelaine Purses-will not
tarnish. Worth 40c-Bargdin Friday
Price, 2jc.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
75c Bed Spreads, SOC.

Large white double bed spreads,
good quality Marseilles patterns;
worth 75c. Friday Bargain price, 59c.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
I0c Ladies HandkerChiefs, sc.

80 dozen. consisting OF neat patterns,
fast color bOrdered. others prettily
embroidered in each corner; some
nicely edged with Val lace; worth Zoe.
Bargain Friday price. &c.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
l0C Linen Crash, SC.

Pure linen crash for toweling; 15-
inch wide, fast color border; worth
10c. Bargain Friday price, &c.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
I5c Stick Pins, SC.
40c Purses, 25c.

Dozen Pearl Head Stick Pins.
Worth 1jc-Bargain Friday Price, &c.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
30c POCketbOOks. 25C.

Ladies' black and tan Morocco COM
bination pocketbooks. plain or with
metal edges: worth 39c. Bargain Fri
day price. 25c.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
l5C Dimities. I0C.

New Dimities in all the spring col
orings; worth 15c yard. Friday Bar
gain Price, 10c.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Lamps lit today. .....................1:13 p. VI
Lamps out tomorrow. ow....................43 32 4. VI
The evening times., 1900-04-12
TIDE TABLE.

sun rises $3.50 AN. sun sets 6:33 7. N.
Moon rIscs.............. Noon ets.....5:j7 4 "
The evening times., 1900-04-12
ST Ladies Kid Gloves, 69c.

Black. white. brown slate, red;
some black or white stitched. others
in self stitch: worth 81. Bargain Fri
day price, 69c.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
Two Easter Clothing
SIS Mems Suits, $3.50.

\ beautiful line of new strictly all
wool Cashmere Suits. neat plaid ef-
fects. tailored in the height Of fash
ion. lined with the best Italian cloth.
and sewed throughout with silk: a
four button sack with double breast
ed vest. A S1J value. Bargain Friday
Price. $3.50
The evening times., 1900-04-12
Qbe Gpeuina TinteS
THURSDAY. APRIL y. 1900.
The Weather Indications.
TEMPERATURES.

Partly cloudy tonight; fair Friday; fresh wester-
ly winds
The evening times., 1900-04-12

a doz. bottles of National Capital Brewing Co. 3
. delicious Diamond" or ''Muenchener' Beer
4 for only $1.25. Write or phone DID, On sale
= everywhere.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
$3.50 BOYS Suits, Sl.19

Our line Of mems strictly all-wOol
Oxford grey mixtures spring Top Coats
lined with good Italian cloth lining:
well made. with full shoulders: medi-
um or long cut. a regular $40 value.
Bargain Friday price. $3.50.
The evening times., 1900-04-12
I25c Mems S0x, Sc.

Mems Seamless Socks. in fast black
and tans. Double heels and toes.
Regular Il 12c quality. Bargain FRI
day Price. Sc.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

No parent be excused from dressing the little fe
for Easter, these special Bargain Friday
lends and.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Mems 25c Black Satin Four in hands
-satine Undergraduate ends-un-
usual value. Bargain Friday Price,
16c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-02
ltmsliidsfane.
Gin GiIeubabms mnS elm StraRen
babm ltngliidsfall.

@eitern 9lbenb um 81 ltbr murbe oel
No. ia Sorman Str. pobnenoe Sa=
pio Sart, 33 Sabre alt, an Der &reil=
sung Der Yratt Str. nit ben Big 6oui
8eleiien BON Dem Gniderboder Grpref
erfuBt, sliidli9ermeile jeoo6 nur lei6i
oerlest.
I'm 81 llbr slbenbs fiel Der Sao. 1925
Soma Sir. nobnenbe Mrbeiter gilbert
3ulb an Der Gde Der Soma unb Shelbr
Str. BON einem StraBenbabnmasen
Gr erbielt lhmersbafte Verlebunsen an
&opfe. Or. Wtc@au9bep pom itabti.
iben Sispeniarium bat beioe 66lle II
8ebanolung,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-02
al=Nd6rt6ten.
Gin &nrpinider
Srdgt S6mlo an benz Sob eincs
jmmsen Wsdo6ens.

Ser go. SOC I. Yine Str. mob
nenoe glrbeiter Wfibael Sbuppert muroe
9eitern Na6mitta9 auf Seranlallun9
oes Goroners BON @aDne 6ountD, Sr,
6rant s. 6Onner, oerbaftet. Sbup-
pert pertauft Yatent=WebiSinen 9eeen
SeitstanS uno nerp0le &rantbeiten unN
ourb Ginnabme ieiner MeoiSinen, Die
nab leiner 9n9abe feline Srau Sure6t=
mo6te, ioll am 6reitag in Cambridge
Gitp SRI. Sobanna Solicit, Sobter oou
giatbaniel Solicit, seitOrben iein. Sr
2ittle pom Cambridge 9itn uno eir
anoerer Irst mterIu6ten Den 9ei6nam
unb fanoen, oaB bas WGo6en unswei=
felbaft an Ner9iftun9 9eitorben lit
sic bate ieit Sabren an GpilepIie 9e=
litten uno begab lib bel Sbuppert, por
wel6em lie 9ebort bate, tiir5lib in Be
banolun9. gm Sonnta9 muree IL
trant uno itarb am 6reitas unter ent'
iebliden S6meren. Sbuppert be-
bauptet, oaB feline MsoiSin sdnSlib &C.
fabrIos lei unb tein Slit entbalte. 6,
blisb wdbreno oer 9ia6t auf Der YOli.
,eiitation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-02

|" Sie Yoli,ei perbaftete 9eltern
9lbeno an Der Gde Der Slate uno @alb=
ineton Str. einen 9ewiiien Sapio Soa'
ger, mel6er ben @eriud 9emabt botft
Die le4SebnjGbrise 5odter elmer 6rar
WturpbD in cine slllep gu sieben.
|" Gin eemiiler 0aOe McAeal
iboB 9eitern Abeno Dor Dem Sauie go
151 9. gladforo Str. auf ZEN Dor
pobnenben 3eb 6inleD. Sie &use
traf nibt.
Wtcpeaf bate Der Sohter 6inlep:
einen gelu6 abseitattet, mas 6inlei
arserlib sema9t bate, Gin Strei
mar Die 6olse, 6inlep wuroe oerbaftet
MtcYeat lit oerbuftet.
= Wu6o's Gisarrenlaoen befiroe
f9 in go. 399 Oit @aibinsion Str
/" Sie eurfeip Oroman be
itimmt. oaB pom l. September ab &in
Der UNI llbr Abenos niht mebr au
Der StraBe ansetronen ueroen olrien
es lei oenn, lie .baben cine i6riitlid
GrlaubniB pom Observation-Disclosures
ooer beiinoen lid in gesleituns ermad
lsner Yerioneil. 9os @eieb mir
| ftrift bnr&eefibrt unt 9eaern. NbesI'
lerf0Isie bereits s:bit e<Rt 8t<4l
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-02
SmOianapolis, SnO sonntas, ben 2 September 1900
W | en- d ftIi6e . mon
itration iiber bic Grlan=
9un9 Der 3ie9en
lDmpbe.

Hl /.
Is bica9o, l. September. 0unoert
unb fiinBig Ierste, pel9e Grperimente
nit elmer Spmpbe sur Soeilun9 BON
leptilben &rantbeiten 9ema6t baben,
traten beute bier SuIammen, um i5re
Grfabrun9en ausSutaui6en. Cine le=
benoe Siege wurbe leSirt uno Die Irt
uno gSeile erl0utert, wie Die 9pmpbe
81 erbalten lei. Sr. Sawlcp' bielt
oann einen Sortra9 iiber Den 8orsuo
Der 3iegenlpmpbe Den anoeren 9pm=
pben 9e9eniiber. SrOin9 Bulb, Elm
iun9er Ntann, Ger als unbeilbar in Dem
Srrenoipl su 9antafee meilte, wuroe als
9ebeilt oOr9eitellt, ebenio 6reb 8. SaB,
pelcber jabrelan9 an &iidenmartsoiirre
gelitten bate.
slle anwelenoen 4erste naren iiber
Die bur6 3ie9enlDmpbe erbaltenen &e=
Iultate entbuliasmirt.
81 ia b oil ! DE llnioer=
litat.
w q bington, l. Sept. Grs=
bil6Of Srelano BON ct. YauI, Gr3=
bil6of &ain BON ct. 9ouis uno Grsbi=
Idol Seone BON Dubuque, Sa., perben
BON europa nod re9tSeitis Suriidtebren,
um Der i'm OerbIte itattIinoenoen Sab
resperIammlun9 Der Sruitees Der ta=
tbOlilben uniuerlitGt beipobnen gu t0n=
men. Der GrSbiibof 9bapelle lit bur6
ieine Wtiliion auf Den Ybilippinen fern
9ebalten .uno miro li6 i'm Oftober SuerIt
na6 Gom be9eben, um iiber Die Sir
6enperbdltnilie auf ben Ybilippinen
miinoli6en Seri6t gu erltatten.
9Sdbreno Der Sibung Der llniperli=
tdts=Sruitees ioa bier suglei6 cine gu
Iamhentunft Der tatbolii6en Yrdlaten
in glmerita unter Dem Sorlibe BON &ar=
oinal @ibbons itattiinoen. Siibof
0Iennon BON Sanias eitp. Der tiirslib
oon elmer Gomreile Suriidtebrte, bat
einem Sreunoe brieflib mit9etbeilt,
oaB Die Ginberufun9 zines Ylevar=
fon5ils mad Baltimore SIT erwarten
lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-02
Ser y orSu9s=5 arif Sw / d E n
Ganaoa uno England in
o. q q a - .,

&rQ 9eIret n.
SS al biugton, /. September
Ganaoa's neuer Yorsuss Sarii BON
335 Yro5ent gu 8uniten Gnslanos lit,
laut einem S6reiben unieres &onluls
8cDle in 2iperpool an oas Staats=
Separtement, in &raft setreten.
Sieies, meint DOR &oniul, lei cine
Ger Sbatia6en, lpel6e barauf i6lieBen
lieBen, OaB Die @riinouns zines 3oa=
uereins SipiI6en Dem ensliiden Ntutter-
lanbe unb ieinen &olonien cine bren=
nenbe 6ruse lei, oeren 9oiuns binnen
6ursem ermartet merben tonne.
Ma enperb ftHn9en in
Nfron.
4fron, O., l. Sept. Sier MUIR
ben II Herionen uerbaftet auf ben 0er-
oabt, an Dem &iot in Der lebten @oat
tbeilgenommen Su baben.
Cine Abtbeilun9 polbiiten bemadt(
oas @efdn9niB pdbrsno Der Ha6t, aud
wurbe Gompanp F Der Ohio Hationa
@aroe in ibrem Auartier bereitsebalten
I'm i'm Sale ausbre6enber unruben 10,
fort bel Der 9ano gu iein,
@astrte9 in 6 btea9o.
gbieaso, l. Sept. Chicago ba
einen 6astries uno ser @aspreis gin!
infolseoenen arf go Gems pey l00t
SUB berunter. Ser Gasfries uar ent
itanoen, neil Die neue Municipal Ga
60. ibren preis hsrabieste uno bi
lOsoen 60. iq @lei9es tbot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-02
Samenperein oes Sentiden Sanies
Gime biibi6e Yreis ,,Guhre
YartD."

Sm SeutI6en Saule bate 9eiterr
9ta6mitta9 Die fiinfte Settion oes
Samen=Gereins bes Seuti6en Sauies
oen Ntit9lieoern einen bubl6en Yreis
oGu9re" oeranitaltet. Oie &1umli6.
teiten paren in &e9enbosenfarber
prdbti9 sel4miitf. Sie wobl9etroife'
nen arrangements la9en IN oen 6Gnotr
BON 6rau sS. Mannfelo, f5rau S. Geo
Ntiiller unS Sri. 9ulu Slider. 6ill
Die ni6t Sarten SpieIsnoen mar ell
6iibtei6 porbanoen, Der piel Ser.
gnli9en ma6te. Gs puroe an 45 Glider
seipielt. 6Olsenoe Samen Granger
Ii9 Yreile; :.
l. Yreis-6rau 9on9sbole.
2. Yreis-6rau Sails.
3. Yreis-6rau Siloebrano.
4. Yreis-Srau San Gpd.
5. Yreis-6rl. &ettenbab.
6. Yreis-6rau 6alper.
Z. Yreis-6rl. 81. S6er9ens.
8. Yreis-6rau s.. Giiele.
9. Yreis-6rau 9ollins.
10. Yreis-6rl. 9uoorf.
IL. Yreis-6rl. Gmp Martin.
II. Yreis-6rl. 8urts.
6aItpreis-6rau 9ourie.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-02
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morsen Sormitas miro Der &Ontrati
sur Selpre9un9 9elan9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-02
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