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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
sHER1FF,s SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. IN AND
for Salt Lake county, state of Utah.
Clarence E. Raybould, plaintiff, against
sph Coult, Junior, Annie CCult, M. A.
Gray, John Doe Erikson, whose true Civ
en- name is unknown and Wiley E. Fer
Ferrsbee, and John Doe, whose other
and true name is unknown, defendants.
To be sold at sheriff's sale at the west
front door OF the county court house in
the city and county of Salt Lake, state of
Utah, on the 9Th day of January, A. d.
1903, at II O'Clock, noon, of said day, all
the right, title claim and interest of said
described as follows, to-wit: Situate in
Salt Lake county and described as fol-
lows: Commencing at the northeast cor
ner of the southeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section five (5). in town
ship three 81 south of range one ID east
of Salt Lake meridian: running thence
south thirty 900 rods: thence west eighty
$50 rods; thence north thirty 1907 rods;
thence east eighty $50 rods to the place
of beginning; also commencing fifteen
Q5) rods east of the southwest corner of
section four "a, in said township and
range, and running thence east twenty
five (25) rods; thence north one hundred
and sixty 060) rods; thence west twenty
five (25) rods, and thence south one hun
bred and sixty Q60) rods to the place of
beginning.
Purchase price payable in lawful money
of the United States.
Dated at Salt Lake City this 10th day
of December, A. d. 1902.
GEORGE II. NAYLOR.
~ Sheriff of Salt Lake County. Utah..
BY JOHN B. CUMMOCK.l
Deputy Sheriff.
e. McGurrin. Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication Dec. IL, 1897
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ever reckoned among the ladies the
best company in the world" Il never
came in public" he continued, but
saluted them, though in great as
Semblies, all around, where it was seen
how genteelly 1 avoided hamperins nay
spurs in their petticoats, while l moved
among them: and, on the ltheI hand,
now prettily they curtsied and re-
celVed me, standing in proper rows,
ana advancing as fast rs they sa"
their elders. or their bettars, dispatched
by me-" The good man evidently
kissed every lady III the room. But
a change came over his neighbCrs and
friends, he complains, by reason of
the advent of a ''courtier o. town gen.
tleman.' This beau fresh from the
fashionable circles # london. instead
of kissing the ladies in the hearty old
English way, simply bowed profoundly
TO each in turn. and with such grace
and assurance was Ibis done that he
won all hearts, and kissing at once went
out OF fashion. There IS 10 Young
gentleWoman," laments the poor squire.
within several miles of this place that
has been kissed ever since lis first APP
pearance among u.s. From all this it
is clear that in the days Of Queen
Anne, the once universal mode of
saluting a lady was no longer fIsh-
ionable in town, and was nearing its
end in the country.
The excessively familiar Salutation
was succeeded by bows AMI curtsieS Of
great dignity and alarming prorUndity;
and these again became less anG less
ceremonious until the whirIigg of time
has brought back the reign Of fannl-
iarity in another way, in the some
what casual and offhand How do you
dor which. nine times out of ten,
implies no interest whatever in the
person addressed. but is simply
meaningless formula of greeting. The
still more meaningless Good morn
ing" is of later date than How do
you do?" The earlier forms, which
long preceded the latter phrase. were
Good morn" and Good morrow"
which 10th date from the fourteenth
century. The latter is no longer in
use in actual conversation, though
poets have weakness for it.
The speckled thrush
Good morrow gave from brake and brush,
says Scott, in the Lady of the Lake,
and Longfellow. in "Evangeline." de-
scribing the gathering of the villagers
of Acadian Grandpre, says:
Many good-morrow and jocund laugh
from the Young folk
Made the air lighter.
Another old elliptical form of greet
ing, now Tong obsolete. was Good time
of day" In Richard III" Hastings
salutes the Duke of Gloucester with
Good time of day unto my gracious
lord but this was too cumbrous
form of salutation to make much head
way.
Our modern How do you do?" is
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13

found too long by many hurried speak
ers. and gets abbreviated into How
do do and the like absurdities. Other
variants are such phrases as How are
your" and How goes it?'' The latter
is liberal equivalent of the German
form of How do you do?''. and also
of the common French salutation.
Comment ca vatil." In some rural
parts of England How goes it?'' is
shortened into How goa?" Another
salutation phrase which is now re-
garded as colloquiaI. if not vulgar, but
was formerly in respectable literary
use. is What cheer?" Here Master;
what cheere?" cries the bOatswain in
the opening scene of THE Tempest"
and the greeting was in use Il century
and half before Shakespeare's day.
Colloquial phrases are continually un-
dergoing change and modification and
so How do you do?" itself may some
day be regarded as hopelessly vulgar.
while some other form of sa1ut-tion
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
"A Greater Actor Than Aither.

Apropos of Mr.. Samuel G. Bayne's
new book of Irish travel ION An irish
Jaunting Car Through Donegal and
Connemara." Brought out by the Har-
pers. there is d story told illustrative
of the ready wit of Irish carmen. a
certain English actor with some slight
claim to fame had engaged the services
OF one of these good-natUred fellows
and having completed his journey. he
asked what was the fare. We'll said
the man. Sir Henry Irving always
gives me half d crown. and Mr.. Wynd-
ham gives me three shillinss." After
a significant pause he added: And you
are a greater actor than aither OF
thimt" Needless to add. he got the
amount he wanted.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13

no intimations here of the amounts
either of the French or American
claims which must be considered.
The precautions taken by the United
States in ordering a strong fleet to
the Venezuelan coast do not escape at
tention. 1t is considered a sign that
the Washington authorities are on their
guard against the taking of too dras-
tic measures on the part either of Ger
many or England for the collection of
a debt from a weak power distracted
with revolution. European nations
have been financing railways and har-
bor Improvement schemes in South
America half a century, but they have
not been accustomed TO depend on ma
val demonstrations for the collection
of defaulted interest.
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And in ACCORDANCE with law and an or
der of the board of directors made on
the 18th day of October. 1902, so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
auction at the office of the secretary
room IS Hooper block. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on Tuesday the 30th day of Deem
delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and the ex-
pense of sale.
HATTIE WARD. Secretary
First publication, Nov. 90, 1862
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF PATRICK LYNCH DE-
ceased Creditors will present claims.
with vouchers. to the undersigned, at
the office of Edward McGurrin, 4O6 Atlas
building, Salt Lake City, Utah on or be-
fore the 10th day of April A D. 1903.
ANGUS MKELLAR, Jr.
Administrator of the Estate of Patrick
Lynch, Deceased.
Edward McGurrin, attorney for admin
istrator.
First publication, Dec. 6, 1902
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
GOVERNMENT DEFAULT.
Nature of Claims of Great Britain and
GERMANY.

New York. Dec 1O.-The principal
British creditors whose claims are to
ne enforced by the ultimatum against
venezuela are, according to the Trib-
uHe correspondent in London, railway
and harbor Improvement companies.
come of these companies complain of
Gelaults of interest guaranteed by the
venezuelan government and another
corporation. which took up an issue of
oohds, claims that a considerable
amount of unpaid interest is due it.
mere are also claims for damages to
always and other property from war
teosses, and also for unpaid charges for
1,rI ~, on the governments account.
ne British claims in the main are
Used on government defaults or neg
,,-seilce, and are not uncollected pri-
% ne or business debts.
ne German claims are larger in
@, .iLount and more varied in their na-
cure cure, and the responsibility Of the Ven
ne oeeuelan government for the redemption
-, me obligations is less obvious in GER
Naln sections of the account There are
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
Poor Example.
Baltimore Americana

Baltimore Anlerlcan.J -
NY boy" said the successful man.
IF you get along at all you must learn
ITO it wins in. the end
/ "Oh. / don't know" retorts the youth;
Il. ooiz az the postage stamp. II sticks all
right but all it gets out of IT IS smack
across the face and a place in the waste
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
PROBATE AND GUARD
E. IANSHIp NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or tie Respective
SignGrs for Further Information.
NOTICE OF CITATION.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division, in and for Salt Lake county
state of Utah. In the matter of the es-
tate Of Eudoi4 Shaughnessy, deceased.
The people of the state of Utah to
Michael Shaughnessy, executor of the es-
tate of Eudora Shaughnessy, deceased.
Greeting.-By order of this court, you
are hereby cited and required to appear
before Hon. William c. Hall. judge of
this court, at the court room thereof. at
the county court house. Salt Lake city,
county ana state aforesaid, on Friday, the
End day of January, A. D. 1903 at 10
O'Clock a. m. of that day then and there
to make and return to this court a true
and correct inventory and appraisement
of all property belonging to said estate,
which has come into your knowledge or
possession, and also to render an account
of your administration of said estate I'M
der oath. showing amounts of moneys re-
ceived and paid out. a statement of all
claims presented against said estate, and
all other matters necessary to show the
true condition of said estate
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this 18th day of No
(Seal9 vember, A. D., 1902.
JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
By ]. U. ELDREDGE, JR., Deputy
Edward McGurrin, Attorney for Mary
V. Trumbo.
First publication, Nov o.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SALT LAKE CITY ONYX & MINING
company.-Place of business Salt Lake
City, Utah
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
assessment levied on the 18th day of Oc-
tober 1902, the several amounts set op-
posite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13

is frequent i'm the mouths of th1
respect both themselves and tHTEz
gudge.
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SHIPS CLEARED FOR ACTION.

The British and German warshp meantime had
FOR acio
here the action of the allied in taking
The British
o'clock this afternoon
sailed Pueo Caoelo on
the
where
cred
of landing allied
excitement prevails
sheled other action taken
by the Anglo CSerman
- - 4 3 - 4 4 4 4 Z
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
GERMAN SAILORS LANDED.


family La
soldiers
collision
landing British
his
exception Messrs
beer take on board the
afternoon
policemen the
nrate
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13
ALLIED FLEET CAPTURES
VENEZUELAN VESSELS


the
cleared outside the
spared
notified
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13

owing to the almost incessant down.
pours of rain which have fallen since
sunday last the low-lyiug lands about
CIaremorris, Ballinrobe and Ballindine
are completely submerged. In some
cases the potatoes. turnips, and man
Colds, which have been preserved in
mounds on the lands on which they
grew have been strewn about and
washed against the fences.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-13


Fifteen years ago there was police
man in New York named Sheridan. He
had side partner as extraordinarily
big as he was little.
The big man one day interfered with
the doings of notorious east side gang
known as Short Tails. and he was muir
dered in broad daylight on his post for
his pains. When the captain of the
precinct heard of the murder he de-
clared that the Short Tails would be
broken up and imprisoned.
So he set about forming a platoon of
notice to take into the haunts of the
gang. AS he was about this duty the
murdered mans chum, little Sheridan,
strolled in.
"They murdered him, did they?'' he
yelled. And they're standing on the
street corners looking for a fight, are
they? Well, they'll get all they want
and I'll give it to 'em!"
without club or firearms of any kind
sheridan dashed out of the station
bouse and ran into the heart of the
short Tails stamping ground. Recog-
nizing group Of their leaders on a
street corner, he walked up to them,
knocked down every one of them,
ora hbed two of the more notorious by
their coat collars and turning his back
on the crowd, marched them toward the
station house.
on the way there another. Short IAN
made disparaEing remark about the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Gin islten muifaliiGer @enuB.

6err 8. s. 9arieu pon Minneapolis fiin=
oist biernit an, baB Grof. s. Melius Gbri=
i%tianiea, Der beriibmte 8islinipieler pom
Wtlnneapolis, am 2. unb 8. sunni in Der llni=
tarienftr6e gu ct. 9loub ELM @on;ert unter
WtitDirfun9 Der tii9tisen 9ianiitin. Srdu.
lein &pbs, 9ebeu siIb. Die beiten @ompo=
l~tttonen Der Welt merben gum Yortraq aeldli=
gen. Sidets gu faufen in Molitors Ipotbe=
fe, in Shines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb an
Der Sbiire. Sier einise 3eusniie:
Serr Sbrtlttanlen bat ein 9roBes SaIent
nnb ipielt nit einem Seler unb @mtbmiias=
mus, bas i'm als eiren S~eperament=8 eiiser
fennsei6net. Seine Se6nit lit ausaeseid=
net nnb feline Cont Sualit6t lit aut.-Simes
(Wtinneapolts.)
Serr Gbriftianlen ma6te einen iiberalls.
9iinltigen Ginorud ais Sioliniit. Gr aab
elm CONCERT, bas benz muiifaliI6en Gublifum
bieler Staot nell mar, nit gutter Se6nif uub
betrd6tli6em @eiit unb Seuer. = Sournal
(Utinneapolis.)
Oiepon Germ s. Melius Gbritianien Dor.
9etra9enen Siolin= Hummern waren burd=
meg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Ufinueapolis.)
Sas BON Germ Gbriltianieu. benz beriibm.
ten Si%olinipleler, nnb Serru Gatterion, iei=
nem M~ccompaililten. 9e9ebene 9on;ert mon
etn 9roBer grfolg unb bur6mes senuBrei6.
Serr GbriItianlem erprobte lid oils Metier
Der 8ioline. @r lit obne 3weifel Der bette
Stoliniit, Der ie pom elmer slblanb anbiens
bemunoert purbe. Gr ipielte NIT Rraft unb
le9te letne 9anSe Seele in Die Muiif.-(a1b=
lamb Daily FreB.) 24-3t
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ten, 1T es mobl a%nsenebm, etmas iiber
bic bort seforoerten Preiie gu uerneb;
men. @ie inn gaitman 10 betrdst in
anoeren sroBen 9otels ber resuldre
Yreis SIS unb aufmdrts per Sag; es
sibt aber Der suten, empfeblensmer
iben 6duler senuS, in benen nt9t
mebr als 50 per Sag seforbert merben,
unb nebitbem fam man In Yripat,
bauiern lnterfommen gu 81 bic $50
DE finben. 6eiBes @a1er lit Der
9auptsesenitanb in iener Orti9aft,
bic tn Wirfli3teit auf beiBem @aner
sebaut lit. Die 8eu0lteruns lebt pom
beiBen @aiier, unb Ste fremben Sd
ite finben i'm betBen @aHer, mas tie
iuden, rdmlt9 bic uerlorene @elunb.
belt. SIS nimmt it@ anfdnslid Elm
meuis ieltiam aus, gu elmer %0ffsntli
den Srinfquelle gu sebeu unb iid al,
etnem 8e6er beiBen @ailers gu la=
ben. DasIelbe lit ni9t todenb beib,
aber serabe beib senus, UNI es nidt
nit @ier ueridluden gu fOnnen. SIS
fat feinen i9le6ten @el@mad, unb IS
nimmt nt6t gar lanse, bis OaB man Is
serne unb benz Static Der Nerste &C.
mdb bdufis trtnft, unb omar 10 bdu.
fig, baB es nod gtnnebmen uor einisen
Quart @ppeiit gum giien NIT ii6
brtnSt ober benielben pertreibt. @er
SIS per Sag I'M Sotel besablt, mirb
ais seminnbrinsenber @aft auseleben
unb Seebrt.
Na9 benz Trinfen bes betBen @ai=
iers lit es BET Semen, Der aus @eiunb.
beitsrifli9ten 9ot Springs beiudt,
nidt absetban; better als bas Grin.
ten tit bas 8aben In benz beiBeu Wal
fer. Wan sebt our 8abebaus Office,
ldBt it@ etn Gidet Seben unb ldBt al
le @ertbe, bic man BET ii9 trdSt. bort
,urid; biele meroen binter 8eri9lub
9ebrabt uno Der S1lunel ettt9ebdn=
bi9t. Damn rptrb man In etn @ar.
teatmmer sefabrt, no man ft9 ietner
&leiber e~ntlebist NIT Musnabme Der
rlnterfleiber, unb man miro In etnen
gin5elraum sefibrt, no eine NIT tn
bte re@te 9ise sebra@tem Waner ses
flute 8abewanne it9 beinbet, tn
Der man einsetau@t wtrb, na@bem
man etwas marines @aiier gu ft@ &c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-29
Gin eDttorteQer WmSfu0.
Sic Teberbelben In &pt gprin0s.
8eiudb Der OnfeI Cams 9rOfarti8em @eilauelle.

(8on s. 6. Greuer.)

bic Sebensmirbtsfeiten Der Gtabt in
ausenidein senommen murben. DIE
Sage BON 9ot Springs lit berrli9
unb malerii9 inmitten zines pon Noro
nab Slo it@ swil9en ben Osa,t
Serareibeu eritredenben Tbales, Die
nit ben ippisiten @alounsen bebsdt
ltnb. Oant Der bersisen Sage unb
benz reinisenben @infuB Der itattli=
den Stdtenwdlber tit bic 9uft rein
unb ftdrteno, unb ba es in Der sans
gen @esenc felne Simpfe nod ite=
btnben 9emdhen sibt, lit iie fret pom
ieoweber iddoli@en Peltluft, melde
10 bdufis in Der 8esenb sesen ben
Wiiiiiiippi bin nria9e Der perl9ie-
oeniten &rantbeit iIt. @dbrenb ur=
Ieres Weileas in 6ot Springs mar es
bort wirtli9 berrli9. Die japaneiil6en
Sage warsn in BOILER Slitbe, bic
Sdume pransten in idgenblt6em
@rin, pie Elm stiser 3eppi9 mar Der
Galen, unb bic Semperatur mar eine
m%obltbuenbe. Wobiu bas Nuse iid
wanbte, Seiste ii9 ales i'm ldoniten
Sribiab,ssewanoe. Wit Der Natur
barmontrteu bic eeute, bic ni6ts IN:
sel9eben lieben, uns ben Nnfeutbalt
IN 6ot Springs 10 ansensbm ais nur
eben m0slid gu seitalten. Dteie
Stabt beitebt, mie ibr Nalne belast,
meiitens aus beiben 0ueIen unb So:
tells. SIS sibt Der 6eilqueOeu 70,
bod bie Gnsabl Der @otels ldeint bel
ueitem GROCER gu ietn. Inter bieien
lit oas gaftmau 6otel zines Der be
beutenbiten ; in bieiem bieltcn bic get:
toren ibre Sisunsen unb batten sleid
fails bort ibr 6auptquartier aufse.
i6lasen. Sir iolde Yerionen, Ste if
rer ansesr.fenen @eiunobeit mesen
ii6 na@ 9ot Springs besebeu mod
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sc. -. 9rcnrfpnen.

Die Nortbern Gaciic bat Grcurlionsraten
ttr bic peri6iebenen i'm @elten itattfinben=
ben @onpentionen anaeseigt. Our Natio=
nal : Convention Der Srapelers 8rotectipe=
Qfiociation pom Nmerifa. bic pom 3. bis z.
Stunt in Portlanb sebalten pirb, cine Sabr=
tarte lir 6tn= unb Serreile $45. Sidets
neroen p%ertauft pom 81. Mai bis s. Stunt.
Sur bic pom 10. bis 20. SUM- in 8ortlanb
ltattfinbenbe 8eriammluns Der q. 8. Il. IS.
Supreme eobse $45 fir Sin= unb &idreile.
Sidets 81 taufen pom 81. Wfai bis s. sunni.
Cur Sabresuerlammluna Der golne Yeo=
pies @briitian llnion Societp Der gereiniez
ten presbsteriausr Stride, bic pom %. Bis
81. Suli in Tacoma itattfinbet, $45 fir Sim
nnb Gidreiie. Sidets gu falfen pom 16.
bis, 81. Suli.
gu Der pom 10. bis ID. sunni in Can
Srancisco itattiubenben sYeriammlune Der
sSmpertal Council stobles OF Mpstic Sbril1e,
$50 fiir Sin. unb Serreiie. Sidets III faufer
pom 81. Wai bis s. Stunt.
Iae Sidets iinb 60 Sage eiltie uno cine
ansabl gtienbabnen CUR @abl seseben. @e=
gen Naberem menbe man li6 an ben Iqenteu
bet %. y. Sabn, ct. @loub, Minn. 22=ba
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muB seteben, Rap bteielben bic bette
Wirtuns bel mir ba!tsn. Inter ben
gbitoren CAB es eintae. auf bic bas
belize gaS 10 gut etrmirfte, bab lie li9
ntdt entidlteBen fonntenL nit loren
eoQesen BON oorten abSureilen, ion-
bern euf BEN Iusfu nad gbarlsfou,
g. g., uersidteten, nm in Sot
Springs ibre @%eiunobstt pilesen gu
f0nnen.
Cine furSe 9tl6reiburs bes Sc
iunbbeitsortes bi,fte audi fir ~uulere
Seler BON etmaisem SntersMe iein.
Oie Staot 6ot Sprinas lit in einem
ensen, bret Stertel Weilen bre,ten
Sbale SeleSen, ba5 lii bsioen Seiten
nit 600 NuB boben Bergen etrse
i9loien lit. aus benz 6itliten Serse
entiprinsen bic NueQen, uno hteiem
8erse entlans 1T bic 6dlfte Ger Sae
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bell lnst uno nit romantii1 ousQeleq
Ten Spa,ieruesen pe1leben lit uno ei
men sroBartiSen @iusans pom impo:
lanter Nrditeftur CUR Central Apsnue
bat. Nus Warmor sema9te DeiB-
maiier SOuntainen uno breise uerei=
ntste Yrominaoen flantiten bic Srra
BE. Wit sroBen Nuslasen bot Die
&esieruns oieie Nld6e, mel6e Onfel
SAINTS gisentbum lit, gu Der berrli1
item semadt. OaS sroBe General
hospital Der N1mse unb Der Wartne
lit On Der iiomeitli9en gde o,eles
serses. Wett ietner impolanten Or
ditettur, ben berrli@en @riuben uns
@tnsansen liest es mie etne &onisin,
melde oas breite 0ua6ita Sbal iiber
iaaut. Sin reisenberes Stid6en gr
be uie serabe bteier Nesierunssparf
fam it6 taum mebr seoadt meroen.
Ote Stabtrpan ii9 bot tbrer @isen=
tbimli6teit wesen man9es Mrsisben
be, unb NIT Der i3ett mirb ter Mufent
baltin berielbsn, aumal bic 8emobner,
mel9e BON ben &~ursditen tbr 0eben
MAIDEN, ein isbr suuortommenbes @e=
len beiisen, gu einem trauten unb bet=
miI9eu. gs mar Der erite Sag Der
s~lueiten e6itorielIen &eiietourmo9e,
ais bic 6eberbelben ii9 pom SCOT
Springs perabl6ieoeten, um nod Ell
mem a%ufentbalte tn 2ittle &od iiber
ct. Souls mad Ser Nusitelunssltabl
gbarleiton in SIb Carolina gu rei1en.
aus etma 500 Getieneu beitanb bic
muntere gbitorenz@ eleui9ait, melde
bel tbrem ginSuge in Die &apitolftabt
uou N,tanlas, 0ittle 8ot. am unipn=
Babnbofe pom einem @mpfansscomite
nno Der grten fesiments= &apelle in
Uniform in @mpfans sencmmen unS
in bsn Stabtpart escortirt murbe, no
Der M9tb. SO. 3. Scrip bic fremben
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