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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
BRICHTmAN
SUSPENDED
University Football Manager
Given Temporary Congo

Late yesterday afternoon the ex-
ccufive COMMITTEES OF the Associated
students NJ the State university sus-
pended Frank II Brightman, foot
ball manager. The action. which
was by unanimous vote, was taken
only after mature detibcratlon and
after. " In said. Hrighfnazn had
nte2dfastly refused for Some weeks
20 make the reports and come 20
the terms demanded BY the commit
tee. which represents every faction
OF the students. The Pacific Wave.
the official organ Of the students,
has been ciamoyins for Brightman's
removal for weeks. -
The Charges
The charges which have been pre-
ferred against the suspended man
agsr are that he has unwlsely used
college funds In employing ring
ere". has acted without authority In
eontractinz over $50 liabilities with
out the consent Of the committee.
has placed the college in debt
which can only be represented BY
four figures. for much Of which he
cannot. II Is claimed. give vouchers.
that he did not pay the registration
ZEE required Of all students. and the
ncn-paymert of which debars them
from all student activities: that ne
has been insolent In his attitude to-
wards the committee and that he
hae not acted In the best interest OF
the college. but has used his posl-
ton 20 curry favor among local bus
mess men.
To Dc Investigates
These charges win be thoroughly
investigated BY the Associated atu-
dents before they VIII sustain the
action Of the executive committee.
During Brfghfman's suspension G.
y. Esheiman. manager OF the second
team. VIII represent the executive
committee and will take charge Of
football for Il.
Brighffnan claims that he incur
red the debt and made his arrange
menfs with the players from other
teams which came here. during The
summer, when II was impossible to
confer with the executive commit
tee, by and with the consent Of the
faculty COMMITTEES on athletics. n
he can sustain his charges. II L.
likely that the faculty comittee win
be called upon TO answer for a por-
tion Of the debt. II HIS charges can
nor be sustained, Il IL said that the
faculty committee win recommend
his suspension from college.
The student body IL almost unanf-
rnouAty behind the executive com
nDittee and IL resolved to pay Oft an
indcbtednesB. After the ThankaRiv-
Ing game II IL probable that acorn
FDittee will be appointed to confer
With the alumni as to means for
lifting the debt. The latter, II Il
said, win back I'D their alma mater
10 the utmost extent OF their abil-
ify.
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the lighting factions IN Co
81 the government lie
w but be careful
there foreigners and
udousy nobody
o fighting lines win hear met"
such code Of cguie
These hraws
and
FREQUENT saneea
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TIE 8. r. cfavfna Co, ~ Pike. con
tfhefint pluinbcfH and iinHffNi fftis
mates given. Fh0ns. Main hai'
WM. H MULLfN New Wpfk Kuarnn-
tssd one year. Tni Bun iyat
Geo ~ woodhouss 60. lei Main ~
kaufman plumbing 60. bun 81
THrO. TURNER, Tel Green ~ -
PRINTING AsD BiNDiso
I'M fvy pfrss. Artistic PffBtlna. En-
gfated Calling Cards, WfdGlh6 Au-
nouncementH stes, First and PIKE
Phone. Main va
MAitKiyr Hepori. pflntira 4 pubiigh..
Ing Co. high grrfs joD frsntluf. ~
BprinR street Tel nun ~.
BULL BROS. commercial printert.
90, al. - Washington BLDG tYef
T'rseu's Bnoe Store. Tel White "
METROPOLITAN Press. inc. 2e7-ii
md ave ~, and 1914 Wcst Wafh.
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FOUGHT A
FAST 60
II Took Is Rounds to Give
Kid Lewis the Decision

After Is rounds Of the fastest nght-
ing seen for some time Kid Lewis
got the decision over Ed Kelly al
GeoFxetown last night. The fighting
was hard from the start. bnt Lewis
had the advantage In height. reach
and weight. Kelly put up remark
able battle. and for a time Il seemed
that he would get the beat OF his
big opponent. but II was up Hill
work and In the end he lost, al
though dying game.
According 70 the articles signed by
both contestants they were required
70 weigh In At O'Clock on the day
OF the contest NJ $50 pounds Kelly
came UP 10 agreement yesterday and
weighed In az ff7 pounds.
Lewis Absolutely refused 10 steu
on the scales and II took hut
glance 20 see that ne weighed nearer
isk pounds than fha proper wrlght
This gave Kelly the so forfeit. hut
az the rsngsisfe Lewis had not hand .
"a over this money and did not seem
disposed 20 do 30. N was only after
Phil Snowfen had told him 10 flrht
according 20 agreement or get out
q the ring that he was compelled to
play fair
Van euskIfk Refesso
Theodore Van Buskifk. who stands
ready 10 meet any man In the world.
was chosen referee. When the two
principals stood Up for the fray. one
was reninded Of the story Of Jack.
the Giant Killer" Kelly took the
part Of Jack. Lewis played the lead
ID the role Of the Giant. The esffer-
ence IN the sizes OF the men was
made more apparent by their styles
Of fightlng. Kelly flehfs low. a little
IKE Terry MeGoyern. Lewis lowered
above him with n John T.. sullivan
pose. AZ the end OF % rounds Ref
cree Van BusIirk thought things
were about even. 10 called far Ave
more rounds. Lewis hero showed
superiority and was awarded the de-
cision.
Dick Case. Mickey Welsh and
kid" Madden were In Keliy's cor
ne r.while Jack Mecauiey, Jack Hall
and Jack Daily seconded Lewis.
sam Rubenstein kept time.
Mickey Welsh and kid" Madden
Fought q fast three-round prcismln-
airy to A draw.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsInAcT or TITLE
ueiiOkNh, IltEMfEh . Co. ne.
Anptrast CO., established ihta. NIP.
iiik claim abstracts. Basement OF the
Mutual Life building.
bpoth-whittlerey .lfanford Aostrast
20 established lHl9. basement u
HHiler block. Telephone, Main ipt
h ~. Ahstraat 90, y. 4. bl Ok
...-. AucHirE.rs
JOHN GRAHAM. 320-s2i Globe blk.
Tel James 22gl.
z. w. IIonalIroM. all.i1 collins.
AItoasEfs~AT-LA
WI. II. nuTTREh. attorney al law
suits prosecuted ana defended in ali
suut,h. ~ years experience. Proceed
lhkhlh bankruptcy. Companies iuruF-
poieted Abstraots carefully exon
in"a Sellectlonn made la all parts
OF the United Htnteh. Highest com
inorelal and bank references tis
Ihird avenue. Phone, Main 1000
FRANK ~ WRESTLING. boston blk.
". y. MARTIN. 80 Mutual LIE bid
'. a. KELLOGG. 2zs bailey build ng.
w. y. LAMnuTH, aci.6 rncinc block
a. 6, MACDONALD. 400 Burke BID
Root, Palmer a Brown. Pioneer blf
y. 9. coNovEn. ga Halter building
LYMAN q. KNAPP. 10 Hsiier building
o. WARD KEMP. IN Burke buildils
=. y. DOUGLAS 5oT New York BIZ
HORACE PETER. So New York Blk
PIERRE L. FERRY. $50 Burke bi5ek
Z. 9. LAMGL.ANh. y. y. Y bloc 8
ArcTIoSEEns
JOE MARTIN. general auctlonesr
and storage. z2is First avenue. Tel.
oak 1ts
AucTfos SALES
y. q. HIcttEnTCN. general auction.
ser, lA4 First avenue,
Fu0kfTsCUNI NATIONAL. nxNss
or sfeATTfF.
cepi,al stock paid in. Eaa.eoo; surplus.
J. rursh, pre-. !. a Goldsmith. wise
pres Z. v. Ankeny. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities In
the United f3tatea and Europe
PEOPLES HAvfNGs BANK.
Second avenue and Pike street Capt
tai paid up 500 GO y. &. Neufaidrf.
pres y. ". Hayden, cnAh, J. T. arsen-
leaf. asst cash. Commercial savings
and trust business.
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. A general banking business
transacted beposits sltooco a
ChilbrrH. pres; v. j. 0rondnhi. arst
Vice pres. A ~ eeeiberx. cash. J. y.
Lane asst eash. No branches.
National Bank Of commercs
Paid up capital. !. .sifo.vpo.
Trsnnactr general banking business
~ G. Henry. pres: X. II. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
ssis Deposit Vast, sexss Tor Rsss
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid up capital. .tito.op
General banking business transacted
J. ID. Hoge. jr. pres,; NJ. McMlcken.
vice pres l.. Turner. cash. H.
pafkhurst. asst cash ExchanGe on
principal cities ~ y. . and Europe.
The casadian sank 81 Commerce.
0Eixh: million doiiars9
hurrluN ............ 80. .....,s.sts1l,vh
Interest allowed on time deposits. A
general banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner of
James street and second avenue.
II. A. CAMERON. Manager.
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nisiNlsss allaa,.rs

bTffANDkR ATTENTION.
Altt toA tppAluS for safe and prof.
liable business opening In Scatter
-. We can offer yoa any mum
t1o 10 A.esA Every business ops
pvtttlitt that passes through office
must stand the cioaczt Investigation.
ana We can place yon n 4 hank,
fh''fs~.s any business 700 may pr~-
fsr. kindly call and lussssisata.
Incorporated, tis Third avenue.
SALOON xxx. ATTENTION
FOR Haas~Two saloons on First ave.
nue. near Pike street. uew buil.iinFa
and new bars ana nxfnFen: l.ass
MAY hs bad fcr 10 years. price. il,0o
smsuas one-haif can Z. nass ~ lnsh
and The balance when you get fuady
thg beet saloon property IN seattle
to-day for the money. We have Il
.,n.r =, ssie s,g :. ranslns IN price from
Investment co.
Hox FACTORY.
FOR sate--9nteress In one Of the iare-
~ ~, a ~ o esss Esssns box factorles
ahead: retiring msrnbsr n ~ sr mr.,
met with serious accident. which
disahics him permanently. and his
place must be filled by a fnnn cap
hu4" pt FhhiuN charge OF the afflre
Gefmhn-Amsriran Co.
LODGING HOffAEH
FOR Sale We have a few hlgh-cian~
lodging houses. not the kind thai arr
usually filled with 'idunntieM ana
a lot Of cheap. second. hand furrI-
turr. fitted expressly 90 catch The
unscphlntieAted stranger. but snsue
established. reputable and good nav.
ms Investments that We can safely
recommend. Germa n American In.
feEfmrns Co. Sc Third avenre
WHoLEeaLE COMMISSION
HOUSE
I.pq cash and services secures In
tcrest and GOOD position IN one Of
the leading wholesale produce and
commission houses IN Seattle; en-
fahilrhesf aimee tse7 with upwards Of
20 shippers and 100 local patrons.
highest commercial and hank refer
enre& given, money 60 be Deposited
IN hank 20 Increase business. Ger
man American Investment Co
WANTED Young man with $3.50 20
take half interest in legitimate
business clearing s. day. no ex-
pefIencc necessary. l.. A. Kinney
Co. lgi1 lHi ave
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WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and vicinity-Tonlght
end Wednesday. rain; fresh to brisk.
and Doestbiy high, southerty winds.
NJ. ID. Pease, Johnson r. Co. 1f07
Second ave, II headquarters for
cioaks, suits and millinery. -.
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IttttNf4f@ q - - ~
s27 AND gzs PACIFIC BLOCK.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
Two level lots, G0xiz0. on Eighteenth
avenue, near Madison, fipe view
only 1900. this week.
New f-roorn house, full lot. hns ce-
ment basement, city water, etc.
$500 for next three days.
Modern s-room house, lot soxD. fuil
OF fruit trees, flowers. lawn, lovely
home. in Santa Cruz. Cal WIZ
sell or trade for improved Seattle
property.
Cosy cottage of rooms on Nine
feenth avenue, yard full Of fruits,
flowers. etc: 1880 this week.
Tide lands: seven fine lots on easy
terms.
BogUE A. SCHMIDT,
Phone John 1861 eg7-s Pacific Block
DO you WANT TO BUY A HoME7
We have for sale a number OF new
modern houses IN different parts
81 the city which can be bought
with "a small payment down and
balance paid IN monthly Install
ments. Prices range from 81 900 20
5000. BE sure ana see us before
WING 4 GuIoN-Baney building.
FOR sAIEs--Good broom cottage: 10
trade FOR lodging house.
80 acres. 70 miles from city. ti1o0. or
trade for city property: fare IS
cents. improvements cost 1900.
% acres good bottom land 20 trade
for acres or bunch OF cheap lots.
1910 FIRST AVENUE.
WE have a choice lot o. vacant lots.
cottages. modern DWELLINGS ana stores
American Investment Co. bls Thru
FOR well Improved farms. small OF
large. AZ low prices, call on VA
coLIINs 4 WILLIAMS.
WORKING men With small capital.
zee Lloyd Briscos a Lloyd about
building your homes. u Hinckley
block
HAVE you or 10 acres for sale or
erchnnge7 We have buyers Gail
or address is1s Fifth avenue.
HAVE you \ ranch for sale or ex-
changer caii or address 1875 Fifth
avenue.
RUBBER STAMPS
COMMERCIAL 8fAMP wOhRs-
scheuefrnan block. 10 Cherry.
SHOW CASES
SEkfofi.E SHOW Case Co. ilis ist ave.
sToRAcr AND WAREHOUSE
tos-s-i6 Occidental ave. = Household
goods. etc. Jacobs. Trenholrne q Co
TAiLoRs
A. II. ANDEka0N. az Second ave.
TAxIDEnMisTs
q q. BEk0. isis Third avenue.
TENTS AND AWNINGS
TENTs aud awnings III oaaflio peoSs
army duck tsnss ana nd f fsIdins CAM esms
beds. the Gold Medai~ kind. So
ATTLE TENT a AWNING co +.
Wholesale manufacturers. Maria
and Western.
hose. etc: Alaska outrtsers In All
canvas goods. goods made TO order
by experts at q moments nntfcf
sunae z Erland. First and Jackson
TIMERS
E-IsI1rz Rob-. ) q arssa ~
TRASsFER COMPANIES
ORA hMEN and Forwsrders- Pool and
distribution cars handled promptly:
superior equipment for moving finest
fuFnitnre. pianos and heaviest mach
merry. Lloyd Tranfer Co. q Marion
street. Tel. Main gas
ElhEs Transfer Co. Main 80
uMnnELLA REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS manufactured. recover
Ing and general repairing. 800 ae,-
ond avenue. Robeson Hrna.
VOICE CULTURE
q. MAdNTs sclIrTz, nolyoEs SID
PARTIES want TO purchase Zine
driving and saddle horse. i4ss
Fifth avenue.
WANTED or fine fresh cows.
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TgQgR Gaguneia Dock. foot Of COL
Leave ssnttie-f;se a. m. fexceps
Eundays5 and 1890 q. IN, fsts y. m.
lfor Breuerfau onft1 and $50 D. IN.
saturday only, extra trip % .. MI
Leave Hreuefton- and ifsss a.
m, = % and 6 is p. VA. Leave Sidney
Ill 80 and 10 10 a. m. 600 n. m.
Leave Charleston SEQ and iisss a.
m. eos p. m.
Point take sfsa nsers leaving Seattle
at 1900 a. IN. and f.fs p. m. Leaving
Bremerton az Sis q, M ard els %. IN.
Fare - cents round ftin.
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Loses a Watch

L. Raffaur. OF si3 King street. re.
ported the theft Of a gold watch u
the police this morning. The ar
tIcle. which was stolen out OF his
room, was valued nt $50.
-
New line Of BELT Buckles. w. II.
Finck sic Second ave. 49,.
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Ladies' Furg made and repaired.
G. G. Berg, 1918 Third ave.
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LEGAL. NOTICES

tA6tth fttttGr
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State of Washington, in and
for the County OF King. Isaac
Rees, Robert Willis. Rand Nc
Donald, James 5. Williams, Fat
McGonlgal. James M. Scott, s. G.
Roe, Frank Jansen. Robert Barnes.
Mike Wilson, Tom Cornish. Rich
ard Musgrove. George Olive and
George Watson, Plaintiffs, VS.. Dan
Vile Coal Company, corporation;
The Central Trust and Safe De-
posit Company, a corporation; Sc
attic National Bank, corpora
ton: william Gobel: William SAL
lada; William Davis: A. Brooks:
Henry Smith: Albert wadden: j.
a. Grow; John A. Davis: w. f.
Berry city OF Seattle, a municipal
corporation. and Henry H. Allen,
Defendants. No. S270b. Summons
The State OF Washington 70 the
said William Davis, w. II. Berry,
Henry =. Allen, William Gobel. Hem
~ smith, and William Sallada, de-
PENDANTS.
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED TO appear within sixty (60)
days after the date OF the first pub
lication of this summons. TO wit:
within sixty (60) days after the 18th
uay or Nov. 1901, and defend the
above entitled action In the above
entitled court, and answer the cross
complaint OF the defendant The Gem
trai Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany, a corporation, and serve n
copy OF your answer 10 said cross
complaint upon the undersigned. at
torneys for the defendant, The Cen
trial Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany. a corporation, at their office
below stated; and In case OF your
failure so to do. judgment viii be
rendered against YOU according TO
the demand of said rues-complaint,
which has been filed with the clerk
OF the above entitled court. This
summons IL issued IN pursuance OF
an order entered In this cause on
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SEATTLE Clothes rresssns CO
clothes Ia shape 81 70 month: dyelng.
repairing. 1907 Third hun 1904
HIGHEST prices for caHt-off clothing.
Dave Taylor. 10 starr Boyd hmlIdIns.
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ntsIxEss coli.Ears

Cf4AhkEs Pernln shorihand scho5s.
Individual instruction. 81 Boston.
LEOH business CoficEe, Unsun-gd, in-
dividuai instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers, Acme
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Ci.AIHNoYANTs

PROF. SHELDON, THE REGIS
TERED PALMfST. NOW fOCAT-
ED At 1908 3rd AVE. Prof, Shell
don. the worlds greatest palmist,
may be consulted daily on all af-
fairs Of life. His work Is entirely
different from othefs. and he posi-
lively refuses TO accept a fee until
you are perfectly satisfied. His
advice on marriages. divorces, love.
family affairs, business transac-
lions. law suits. etc. are accurate
and truthful; no matter what trou-
BILE you may have, call ana he win
help you.
Hours Q n. m. 10 2 y. m.
1908 3rd Ave, cor. Seneca St.,
Palmlstry taught. mcdiumistic per-
A.as..1anaH
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pANciNe AoAnEMIlas


DANCING clnHses for boginncra Man.
day and Friday evening az $3.50 prof
Wilson's school Of dancing, private
lessons daily. Ranke hall, Pike
street.
MIL. r. u. COLLINS. teacher OF fnah-
ionablc and select society dancing
studio Holyoke block.
PROF LITTLE. teacher OF ball room
and fancy dancing. al2 Madison
Phone, Buff 6si.
SOCIETY ana stage dancing 70. n
bates supervisor Normal association,
2sie First, Green 1916.
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept. 10. 1901.
~. =. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock1, Charleston and sidney
A IA
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MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful clairvoyant me-
dunn, tells past, present and flu
ture; names given. paimist read
ings and cards. Csc up, 1903 LIST
ave; room i0G, Green liS0.
CONTRACTORS aud BUILDERS
SODE.tVuIST a ROShishAF. ahops
AZ 2fs-2eO Spring street.
BROMLEY a WELLS, general con-
tractors, ~ Starr Boyd building.
rel Main $50
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AnUi.tr,gsrs


JOHN GRAHAM. s2o.s2l Globe blk
Tel James 222i.
p. w. uOuuufoN, A4-iI Collins.
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WANTED-HEAL ESTATE
HOUSES And LOTS WANTED.
WE have cash customers for houscs
lots. cottages. stores and modern
dwellings In all parts OF the city,
The only way 10 aell your property
IL 20 advertise, aud as We spend TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS a month for
that purpose. II follows as a logical
conclusion that we can sell IT, List
your property with us ard our pho
tographer will take 4 view al IL.
which viii be published IA half
tone In ail the leading newspapers
GERMAN AMERICAN VEST
MENT COMPANY.
sl3 Third Avcnue
WANTED--A strictly modren to
s-room house. close I'm. north OF
Nesier way; must be finely fur
uiRhed; references given Cali or
address 1926 Fifth avenue.
House for rent, 4. s. 8. Z.
and 10 rooms Cali or address
1895 Firth avenue.
HAVE you house or lot for sale
or rent7 III so. cail or address 1926
Firth avenue.
WIRE, IRON AND PLArINe
Pac. Ran & PLATING Rorka. 40 FIraI.
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EoAR Dramatic School prepares pu.
pills for dramatic ana opefaus
stage, advanced pupils hulhhfd
and beginners accepted IN eioeu-
lion and Vrntofy, VIII furnish pays
and coach dramatic clubs. Tues
days and Fridays. ~ curtlan bldg.
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ArfTIONrrus

JOE MARTIN, general nuctioneer
and storage. 22is First avenue. Tel.
oak 5t5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08

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Elm bsbnbarer 8esrifF, 81 .Sbctter e1n
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Sprmen berfigte, jebph nur I'M Notb=
fan. sic ~perbeueten fib arttg por
Dem bo9ssnahIenen itattliden Dit
5isr, Der, am aamin ftsbeno. fis fslbit
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obadtst. 8urs mad ihrer NnfunFt
sins man gu Slid, Der 9rdF fu1rte
bic 9ausfrou. Sas Gfsn mar oorz
sis1id, bic 8soienung taoeGos, duf
bieEem @sbist ipar WGes in Sronung.
GsIhpabt purbs bid, tpsnn mans
au9 faum llnterbaitung nenneu tonnz
te, uno nod mebr getruntsn. ainlod,
Der our 2infen Der 9ausfrou FAB, be-
pba6tets pobl. odb lie etsentli9 pom
@sSprdh ausseidlofsn mar; ss orshz
te Iih um Metten, 8ennen, @tsigsn
uosr Tauen gepifer iiioaFritan'ifsr
Winentpertbe uno bss MeIteren um
pifante @ef6ibten. Sorr fam Iogar
in bsiisn '3ug, cine sspfsfFerte, rur
fir's Rdu9simmer gseisnete @nefooz
te preis5ugsbsn, beIam Ii6 aber i'm
lesten Mu9snb.id auf YeggD's Gegenz
mart. porauf i'm audi &iniod's Bid
nadbriidlia auTmsrtiam semadt baz
ben moGte.
(Sortissuna fola..l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-08
@imtiaer SAITH.


IS 1T erfamIi4, pie oieis. 2eut:
bss morsens bei'm grtpa4sn nabe5a
ebenlo ermiibet linb, als CUR 3sit oes
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@sidmad i'm .Munbs, flsbrigen 3ippsn
unb ibslrie9snpsm Ntbem, lotpls be-
lestsr ,3ungs. Dieies finb bic erlten
oatiirli9sn 4nasi9sn fir Sbspsplie
unb asberleibsn, bod penn man in bic
fem Stadium feline 3uflu9t gu III. g.
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