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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

Kindliman-What's the matter, my
little man2 You seem to be in great
pain.
Little boy (groaning dismallyl--No
amt, but dey seems ter be q gTSRt pain
in me.-Philadelphia Press
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

I'm glad I'm not like man." remarks
The oyster with a. smoker
II simply can't get in a broiI,
As long as I'm in liquor.
Philadelphia Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

suburbanite-Y You've got a new bah.
at your house, I hear?
TownitAGreat Scott! Can you hea
it away out there in the suburbs?-
Detroit Free Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

.Did you do nothing to resuscitate
the body?" was recently asked OF a wit
ness at a coroner's inquest.
Yes, sir. we searched the pockets, :"
was the reply-Sacred Heart Review.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

rs the boss imp asked the stranger,
entering the drug store.
mo-, replied the absent-ninded
clerk, 'but we have something just as
good. ''-Yonlxers Statesman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

Mistress (severely)-If such a thing
occurs again, Norah, I shall have to get
another servant
Norah-I wish yer would-there's
easily enough work for two of us.-Tit-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-19

'Tis said "OId Sanity at the pole
Is domiciled no more.
His reindeer now begin their stroll
From a department store.
Washington Star.
North Park union., 1901-07-26
Friday,
Snyder House Sold,

Negotiations have been going on
for some time for the sale of the Sny-
der House at Walden, and early this
week the deal was closed; W. o. Mos
man being the purchaser Consider
alton, $4,000. This includes the ho-
el, furniture, lots and 40 acres of
land east of town in the Riggen field.
Chas. Snyder and family, who have
been in Walden several years, will 90
to the new mining town of Pearl,
where they will continue in the hotel
business.
Mr.. c. T.. Mosman took immediate
charge of the house, while w. o.
Mosman went to the Big Laramie on u
business trip of few days. The
present help in the hotel is retained,
and the business will 90 on without
Interruption
The UNION wishes MIR. and Mrs.
Snyder and their amiable daughters
prosperity wherever they may go, and
unbounded success for the new pro-
prietor.
North Park union., 1901-07-26
Items From Higho.
By Our Special Correspondent.

By Our Special Correspondent.
Higho, July 23rd, 1901.
Elaymaking has begun in earnes,
in our section--"Lady in the cente,
antl all hauds round
Mr.. Vim. Brown was visiting in
our neighborhood this week.
Mrs McCallum, who has been Wis.
itirg at MIR. shippey's, has returned
to her homo in Walden. .a
Red Canyon was entertained las,
Sunday by some West Side people.
Mrs. Bergquist made n pleasant
call on Mrs. Shippcy last Friday.
Rev. John Oliver preached his
farewell sermon at Mr Wattcnberg' 3
in the afternoon, and at Walden in
the evening, last Sunday. His stay
among us was pleasant one.
All of the large pupils and most of
the smaller oues will be out of our
school during haying.
North Park union., 1901-07-26
Items From Butler.
BY Our Special Correspondent,
(Too late for last week.


(Too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Norris, ac.
companied by their daughter Mrs.
Longmire, started for Steamboat
Springs Monday morning. They ex.
pcct to be gone some time
About all the ranchmen on the
West Side have their water turned off,
and expect to start hayiug next Mon.
day.
Mr. Charles beavers arrived from
Fort Collins Tuesday evening, bring
ing his daughter and two ncces with
him; but not the fruit or vegetables
he expected to. He says the mer-
chants of Fort Collins are not trying
to handle these things this season on
account OF the hail storm last spring
destroying 30 much.
The west side was well represented
in Walden Sunday at the Children 5
Day exercises. We noticed on the
streets, MIR. John Mitchell, Bard Beals
and family, Mrs. Butler, better known
rs Aun. Nellie, Mrs. Edward Norris,
her son and three daughters, Mrs. d.
w. McDo!e and daughter, Mrs. Flet.
cher Campbell, Andrew Peterson and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rector
We feel pleased to relate an Incl
dent of little Margie Cowans bravery
that happened few days ago while
she was playing on the banks of tie
Laramie river with some other little
girls, at Woods Landing. Wyoming
One Of them fell in, which so
frightened the others that they began
to scream and ran for the house, but
little Margie ran into the water
caught the drowning child by her
clothes and held her above the water
until help could come.
North Park union., 1901-07-26

The special school election called
for August 10th is The second one
called for the purpose Of locating a
schoolhouse for the west side. The
first notice was defective and at the
suggestion OF Hon. Frank j Annis,
county attorney, Mr.. j. c. Timbrel,
Secretary Of the Board, preferred to
put up new notices, rather than risk
any objection that might be ma de to
the first notice. Let the people turn
out and locate the school house where
it viii! do justice to the people of the
west side who patronize that school.
The Laraime papers give an ac-
count Of the drowning ut Saratoga,
Wyo., of ayoung man, Mr. Fred NJ.
Wolf, son of the proprietor Of ho-
tel at that place. In attempting to
rescue him. NJ. b. Moore, formerly
of Walden, nearly lost his life; he was
so nearly drowned that the and Of his
companions was necessary to save his
life. They were all in the Platte river
swimming and the victim was taken
with cramps. The effort of Mr. Moore
was considered very brave and com
mendable in making such risk 20
n u hir ncit1 n
North Park union., 1901-07-26
- 5555s=5=55=5@s@
.IO THE OIL N>
SWinnnin' Hole
~ n1- THE DAM. W
JAMES BARTON ADAMS.
BY THE DA NJ

JAMES BARTON ADAMS.
On the corner we'd meet III the mid
summer heat
In that rough little town Of the West
And impatlently wait for the boy.
who were late,
Every heart jumping round il its
nest
Then away from the town On our feet
bare and brown
We would scamper go-licllety slam!
10 that fountain of joys to us rougl
ragged boys,
The ol' swilnmin' hole by the dam.
There was club-foot Jack
That could swim on his back,
And Theodore Packard,
Half skin and half bone,
Who could dive over baek'a ard
And bring up stone,
And Jimmy McGee,
Who had swum in the sea
When tho waves rolled so high
That they slcshcd on the sky
And squinty-cyed Price,
With head like gourd,
Who could turn over twice
When he'd spring from the board
And Emery Beagle,
Born here in the West,
Who had blue eagle
Tnttooed on mis- bre asst,
And we'd all get together in sun.
shiny weather,
And wake up the snakes rs VIC swan
With our whoopin and hollerin' while
we were wallowin'
In the ol' swimmin' hole by the dan.
But the youngsters we knew of that
barcfootcd crew
All have grown into manhood since
then,
Some in war haze won fame, some
have buiided name
In the great lettered world with the
pen.
Some are preaching the Word in the
cause of the Lord,
Some have passed from this teary old
vale,
Some have money TO burn, some are
toiling to earn
4 living. and some are in jail
Little club footed Jack,
Who. could swim on his back,
Is prominent mine owner now,
And Theodore Packard
Who dived over BACKYARD
Is a rancliman that pushes the plow,
And Jimmy Niece,
Who had swan in the sea,
ls minister wearing gown,
And squinty-eyed Price,
Who could turn over twice,
Is terror that shoots up the town,
And Emery Beagle,
Who wore the blue eagle
Tattooed on his little brown breast,
Is now the whole thing,
A political king,
In city out here in the West
And some Of the number lie in the
last s!umber
Who with us so merrily swan,
With their backs burned as red as
turkey cocks Head,
In the oil swimmin hole by the dam.
Everything up,to date at Gem City
North Park union., 1901-07-26
Rand Items.

BY Our Special Correspondents.
We are having very warm weather
and needing rain badly,
II. c. Riddle returned from Fort
Collins last week with load Of sup
plies
Mrs. j. Shearer was visiting
her daughter, Mrs j. l.. Ish, Tuesday
DR. Wiley was caller in our
neighborhood several days last week.
Mrs. Vim. Wolch spent several
days with Mrs. j. B. Sidener last week
II. l.. Howard and family were the
guests of Mr. VIM. Shearer's last
Sunday.
Jay Oldenburs has got brand new
wheel. How about it Jay-is it built
for two2
Mrs. Everhard and Mrs. Riddle
spent the day with Mrs. J. Shearer,
Thursday.
Everybody is quite busy these days
getting ready for haying.
The last electric storm we had here,
the lightning struck and killed Mrs.
Shearer's buggy horse.
a Colorado editor who lives up in
the mountains where 1t is cool enough
to afford ample provocation for wild
Jokes tells this story: "a business
man OF Fort Collins went fishing III
North Park the other day and soon
caught fine trout. He went to the
telegraph office and sent the following
message to his wife I've got one.
1t weighs seven pounds and is beau
ty.' In reply came the following
singed by his wife 50 have |.
Weighs ten pounds Is no beauty.
Looks like you.' "-Denyer Post.
North Park union., 1901-07-26

Everything up-to date at Gem City
Cafe, 2l0 2nd st Best 25c meal in
Laramie.
North Park union., 1901-07-26
= Trabing Commercial Company,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL cRocERs.
ebtihd Eat Madons Gdtieututa Ihlemahls Hte ~.

OF Laramie wants your trade and will for the next sixty
days make special cash inducements for the LooL
over our special bargains and you will nd them lower than
any house in tho city
North Park union., 1901-07-26

Best granulated sugar 1925
Arbuckles 4Xcoflee 4 lltol2tc
Fine Japan Tea 40c and SOC
80 bars good soap tl.00
Early juno peas, case l.75
5it pail huo coffee 100
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-31
Married..

At the McEwen ranch, near Lake
View, Nevada, Sunday, December 20,
1901, Joseph Stern and Miss Lillian
NcEwen, Rev. Darneille officiating.
The contracting parties are both ia
vorites in this city. The groom. who
grew to manhood in this city has made
himself popular by his manly actions
and general good nature The bride
is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
McEwen and the young lady is fav-
orite in this city, where she has at
tended school.
The bride was attended By her Sis
ter Miss Edna and Edward P E1st-
ner, acted as best man Alter the &C.
remonies the guests sat down TO {
s,nptuous spread after which amie
the we'll wishes OF those assembled tn,
happy couple took the evening tran
! Tor California, where they will spen
their honeymoon. The Appeal Join
! in the congratulations
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-31
A Genuine Minstrel.

Friday evening will witness a gen
uine minstrel performance at the OPP
era House. \ minstrel show is al
ways a treat and the Gus Sun Amer
Torrance will be equal to the best
which is all that could be asked. From
the press clippings the performance is
credited with being thoroughly up-to
waite ard the novelties are in the lead
after the new year. which should b.
kept in mind Start the year in RICH
with a hearty laugh at the Sun min
strels Friday night
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-31
Locat0rs to Organize

As mining in this section has taken
d lively turn and a number OF fine pros
poets have so far been shown, it is pro-
posed by number OF the interested
parties to form miners district for
this section. This would have a Num-
Der OF advantages, such as a recorder,
and clear idea OF the location OF the
mining property Rules as to the man.
ner OF location and necessary develop
ment work can be formed while the ad-
vantage OF holding meetings would
also be the Detterment OF all concerned,
Every district that has any pretentions
in the State is organized and it has
been found to work to the advance
n-cnt OF mining interests.
Another thing that should be stra-
ightenod cut is the hog locator who
wishes TO corral all the loose territory
in the State. Some men are not sat
ished unless they hold all the claim:
along a mineral belt ana t1e only va!
hey do Development work is TO re
locate once year. This practice ha
been common in this section Tor man.
years, which has had the effect Of keep
ing people off ground that IS known +
be mineral bearing. The TACT that
mining district exists would in meas
IRE help 10 tone down the desire I
take in the whole earth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-31

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-31
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''S 'oeS' e'''H o' oi2,7 a. received
- "''"S al '''Ss o. hlc"'' ''''' Il o.
'''- d. N~'''''d ana "S9''i ~ ~'''f'-
is under capitalization o. 500. This
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'hs.l intends boring for cI - INC e.
l.. district. Western NevQ12 :. watch
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-31
Dance Toniuht.

Don't forget that there will be a
dance at Empire tonight. New year
would not come i'll proper style TN
less it was ushered in amid the fes-
Invites of the dancers. The music
ior TIE occasion is the best and a
crowd will be there II you want II
START in the new year right 90 to the
dance tonight
Emmitt Walsh, who arrived in Car
on 70 spend Christmas with his folk
as returned 10 San Francisco.
Henry Wood AMI wife. who hav,
been enjoying a visit to the Bay I1av,
-sttirned to this city.
On the authority Of George sl1;r.
well. tie 81 mining amp q: ..urar;
n Esr,era!,ia co.r-;.. vii soon as
su,7ie :. -oaeate hue
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-31
Comstock Flooded Levels.

Plans i"r lowering ,he water il the
{. & {. shalt to much greater depth
and freeing the $500 level 81 the Con-
Virginia SO that explorations can be
resumed there, are being discussed III
managerial circles, says the 5, +, Bull
letil. The lowering OF the water 10
that depth vii make 1t possible 70 very
thoroughly explore large area OF
ground nearly 100 teet III ;9pth. he
greater portion q Wflch Ia 1~Ecr
been disturbed by pick OF drill, a tho
ground IS A1ghly nIneT1llIed The pros
pect OF developing i11lpc">s mt ore bod
- : YER. promising.
h y 4 &: lie i<istYn hydraulic
,ta-., n ,o,yer;7,sr IKE water over thl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-31

Lots OF new holiday goods being
unpacked al T. ". Days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-12-31
Lost.

A heavy winter overcoat. colo,
black. lost 1t the Christmas dance in
Empire. May have been taken by
mistake. Finder please return to the
Briggs House. Carson. or Mr.. Wig
gins, Empire. Name OF Edwin Show
ers on collar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20
armitaar ngefnn0rn."

Ser peri9punbene 8ant6ote in Stem
gorf pisber aufgetau4t. - Wur
in cine rMarie" nerliebt. - 0a5
@elb perT6punben. = Steute iif
Der 9oli5ei. - Srieb QGotriG nit
Der 9e6eimpoli3et.
Nep Oorf, 10. Sftober.- Sn
benz Sale 4rmitage bat bic Boli5et
einmal re6t be6alten. Der am 9ienz
flag perI9nunbene 8anf6edmte lit
ni6t, ME anfdngli9 angenommen u.
namentli3 BON Der SEEM Qmfterbamz
8unt bebauptet tpurbe, elm Spfer BON
8erbre6ern getporben, fonoern 6at ii6
beute Morgen geiunb unb munter
nieber eingefunben. @s mar beute
fri6 I'm ettpu 6 u6r, dls bic Nefts
80. Str. : Station Elm elegant gefleiz
better iunger Mann betrat, Der ftrafs
auf ben na9t9abenben Sergeanten
Cotton 5uging unb iugte: SD bin
Qrmitage. Sd CLAUDE, man iu9t
mi9." Gr mar babel gan5 ru6ig, berz
rtetb teinerlei Qufregung, i6ien bielz
mebr Die Sa6e .iebr duf Die lei4te
S9ulter gu ne6men. Na6bem er eli
ne 3eit lang in elmer 3eue eingeiperrt
gepeIen, lieB i'm Sergeant Cotton
Dor it6 fi6ren, I'm tim etpas auf
ben 3abn gu fi9len. Nber ba fam
Die brape 8laurodleele an ben I'M
re9ten. v@s bat teinen 3tped," faate
4rmituge, rgeben sic es MIR rubig
dltf. Sic t0nnen mid niGt auspumz
pen, Sergeant" unb Der iungeMunn
fiigte bin3u, baB er 3und4It ieinen4n=
malt fpre9en poqe, barn fperbe er
m0gli9er 0etfe ettpas mit3ut6eiIen
6aben. n8ieGei9t ~aGerOings audi
ni9t." l1nb babel blie6 er. gs mar
in Der Shat ni4ts aus linn beraus3u=
pumpen, 10 groBe Miihe man Iia aud
CAB, unO pbglei9 man i'm tpo6l cine
boue Stunbe lang nit 5raeen Be-
itirmte. 4rmituge, un3neifelbaft Elm
bO9it inteqigenter MenI9, lieB It9
fein 8ein itelen unb blie6 auf Sra
gen, Die linn unbequem paren, elm
fa9 pie Qntpprt idulbig. Ober ubsr
er bedntpOrtete tie 70 gef9idt, baB er
ii9 in feiner MeiIe incriminirte. @r
be6ielt INNER feline i~berlegene, tible
&ube BEL, unb ie lGnger tie i'm i'm
&reuaperbDr batten, peIto bOber pu4s
bie9erpunberung Der annefenbenpo@
l~iaeibeamten. .@as 6aben Sic 10
LANCE sethan?" fraate i'm Sergeant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20

qoffasisrs Der % "a r M
ftabt." Ser Sampfer .9armz
itabt" pom vNorbb. 2lopo," Der grez
merbapen am 10. b. 90. nit nube5l
700 gaKasisren perlieB. tit am nG9z
ften Mittpo9 bier fduig. Seine &az
iiten : YaFagiere iinb: S4peiter
alopiis, 59peiter Cecilia, @4peiter
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Qnna G~nselbarbt, Or. 4bam S. Sos
man, Srau sSobannu @raher, 5rau
Marp graubner, SRI. 2eoni @raubz
ner, SRI. Marp 9raubner, !6r. 8urt
@eiener, 9r. Carl Seller, 9r. %.
@ronmann, 9r. unb 5rau @uitdp
Saas, 5r. Grant 9aas. .Sr. 8urt
SSlbers, !6r. unb 5rau S. 9. arib,
9r. 4nton 8nou, 5rau Murp Slim
ger. SRI. Marp &linser, 9r. gilbert
&linger, 6r. Sreo 2oebr, Srau S.
Maper, S9neiter Pai9alis, 9r.
@bas. Gaf9, 5ruu 4nna 3eiier, 5rls.
Sophie unb Setta Rotbidilb, 9r.
9plparb aei9ert, SRI. 9race Storp,
sSr. unb Srau s. S9in5el, 9r. u.
Stating, 5rau Sofepbine Splitter,
SRI. 9iGp Splitter, 9r. unb 5rau
Carl @9orlins. 5rau g. Sbome,
5rau Marp 5oniB unb &inber, SRI.
@life Weibe unb 6r. 6rib Weber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20
Gsrmiidfe telcsrapbiiae sepei6en.

= 0as iie6enitDdige MObelgei6dft
BON g. 8aumann u. 8ro., 6. 4Denue
unb @eit@15. StraBe, Netpzgort, 1T
geitern a%usgebrannt.
= 9r. Sol. 8. g6oate, Der Der.
Staten : 8otfdafter an England,
traf geitern nit Dem Dumpfer nP4iz
labelpbia" in Hep=Yorf Elm.
= Walter @inter, Elm e6emaliger
Sergeant bes 43. 5reipinigenzSnf.<
Hegiments, pel6er ben Pbilippinenz
5elO5ug mitgema4t, 1T in <oona.
pa., bermutbli6 an ben 5olgen zines
auf benz Qr9ipel erlittenen Conner
iti9es g%eftorben; oerfel6e NOR 25
Sabre alt unb elm Sobn bes 4ltoo<
na'er Observation-Disclosures S. u. Winz
ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20
,erprbnuno als cine parteili4e oil

0~erprbnunq als cine partetll9e auf..
fafen Tonne. Seit Sdhren ichon 1el
bafiir oetritten poroen, elm mlllt5lpa7
les itafiitiI9es 8iireau fir Baltimore
Al erri6ten; Tim lei es isBt 9slun9en,
bic @a6e enblid 10 tpeit gum 9s6sls
ben 5u bringen, unD er purDe aues
baran ieben, ben plan bur45ufuhrerl.
@r lisb aeifern Nadmittag Die 80.
Marine, 4ffelosr, 9opier uno anoere
republifanii9e Observation-Disclosures
Dor fi6 erideinen uno ma9ts JULIEN
ben 5tanopunft tlar. 9r. utarlne,
psl6er goriiber bss gOmite's tur
Mittel unb @ege 1T unb ii4 Dom Wta@
ior genable bate bei9pdBen lafen,
fir bic Strsi9uns Der betretfenoen
8erorbnung gu ftimmen, ertlarte na9
Der nnterreDung nit 9rn. Stone, er
piirbe iebt bafir itimmen, Elm 1tatl@
itifGes 8iiredu gu etabltren.
8rGfibent Sproeher pom er1ten
Ratbsspeige mar BON 4nfang an tur
bic Gtablirung zines muni3ipalen ltdz
tiitiIfen Bureaus, er lab ben Wortletl
fir bic @tabt elm; 9r. Sprosher bat
iiberbaupt piplpmatii9en Satt befpte@
fen, ieit er YrdIiDent oes er itenHatbsz
speiges 1T; inn lit es gu p%eroanten,
bab es nit benz Mtapor gu elmer Werz
it%dnoiaung fam iiber Die neu gu ptla=
iternben Straben.
en- benz gaufus, ben Die Eepublt@
faner am 5reitag 4beno hielter, muir
be bpn Srn. ulri9 BON Der Is. Waro
bic 6raes aufgenorfen, tparum BON
Der linn i'm Republican, 6en Gautus
perpinigten Summe fir bic pfla1tez
rung Der Nort6 : Npenue, 5tpiiden
penniplpaniaz uno Sutton : 4penus,
elm bebeutsnoer She'll abgei6nttten
porben lei gum 8eitsn Der Pflaitez
rung Der SitzHort 4penue, 5tpl16en
@reenmpunt : Mpenue uno 8rodo@
man. 5erner purOe audi gegen Die
pflaiferung Der !0anoperitraBe uno
Der ct. gaulitraBe, 5piiden gtort9@
Qpenue uno %. @traBe, prptetirt;
mad elmer lebbaften Debate absr
purbe bef9loHen, Qnes bei'm Often
gu laRen. 6r. MiGsr BON Der 5. Waro
piinI6te, bic greterz, bon Baltimore
bis SPLEEN : Strabs, NIT belgii9sn
8lDden gepflaiter gu baben, anltatt
Der Sanoperitrabe. 9a aber bod
nidts an Der @erpiaisungs : Ser
oronung gsdnbsrt perDen fann, 10
tparen ale Mrsumente umfonlt Sn
benz gaufus tpurbe AUDI Die @b5ugs>
aanal : 5raee a%ufsenOmmen, uno
psrf9iebsne republifanii9e Mttglieoer
i9ienen bic Neigung gu habsn, Die
nG6ite 2egislutur gu eriu4en, Elm
neues @eieb fir ben 8au zines Obj
.aussfunal @pitsms gu srlafen; Die
Mnsslesenbeit tpurDe aber ni9t err
IeDiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20
/ Ncar.M nmiral Sunce.

6drtforb, Conn, 10. Sft. -
Der peniionirte &ear : Abmtral 6r.
90. 8unce BON Der Ser. Staatenz
Marine, lit geitor6en.
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Stem : gort eintraf ntrO 5eute in
Wai6ington ertpartet.
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mo6lir, pel9e Canada beretIen, limb
in 6alifar, q. G., anoefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-20
Gin mhReriOier 9obesfaa.

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Wm. 8. GbaGoner aufgefunoen.
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terfu6ungsbeamten nebft etnem Bez
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bic M0gli6teit porbunben, baB tpd6z
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@nti9eibung auf Selbitnlprb IN bic
fem Safe unbere9tigt pdre.
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benz 3immer me6rmals ausging, entz
bielt ii9 Coroner 8alDpin elmer @ntz
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ftrirte er als Mt6ael gDrbett. Ius
ieinen 8riefen purDe jebp6 ietn ri9z
tiger Name erfabren. Sn ben Sdi4en
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turaliiations : gapiere borgefunoen.
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G6aGoner Elm gnglGnber ppn 8e6urt
1T unb i'm Sabre 1881 in San Sranz
sisco bas umsrifanif9e 8iirgerre4t
erparb. Jerner fanb maj nebit me6z
reren 9epeI6en, pel4e um 9elbangez
legen6eiten banbeln, unter benS4riftz
itiiden Elm gapitdns : Patent, pel9es
in NepzS Orleans dusdefteQt purbe.