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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
twice The SPACE
USED At CHICAGO.
Indication of the Size of War De
partment's Display at the
Worlds Fair.
SECRETARY ROOT INTERESTED.
Disappearing Guns Will Be Oper-
ated by Electricity - Bicycle
and Automobile and Red
Cross Displays.

Washington. Aug. 2S.-AlthouGh the vari-
Gus departments have not all stated how
much space they will want for exhibits at
the Worlds Fair, it is apparent from the
answers received by Chairman Hills that
the exhibits will be very extensive and
elaborate.
The War Department has given notice
that 1t will require twice as much space
It had at Chicago. The exhibits will typify
every branch and division Of the interesting
work of that department. including the
duties Of the Engineer Corps and relief
models OF some of the most important prof.
ects in charge Of that division.
Among these will be a model Of the new
library of Congress. built under the su-
pervision Of the War Department and gen
orally admitted TO be the most beautiful
public edince ever constructed; also a
model Of the Washington monument.
At Chicago and other large expositons the
large disappearing guns were operated by
hand. At st. Louis this will be done by
the latest electrical machinery. Among the
interesting features of this department will
be exhibited all the types of artillery used
By the United States since the Revolution
ary War well as the exhibits OF the
small arms and uniforms.
The manner in which the bicycle and the
automobile are used in warfare will be ex-
emplified, and the work Of the Red Cross
and Hospital Relief Corps will be especially
enlarged upon.
The War Department purposes to make
its part of the Fair one that will instruct
American citizens and al the same time i'm
press foreign visitors with the military
equipment of this country. Secretary Root
is personally very much interested in the
ST. Louis Exposition, and has ordered that
no effort be spared to contribute to its sue
cess and interest
From the preparations being made by this
department and the amount of space it has
required, ii will be seen how much inter-
est the Government has in the enterprise
and an idea can be had Of what a show
ing the various departments will mako
when all their exhibits have been installed
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Alto Pass. III, Aug. 2S.-Perry Davidson.
the lS-year-old son OF the Reverend r. j.
Davidson died at mis- parents home west
of town last midnight from the effects OF
the amputation of his right leg, MADE neces-
sary by his being accidentally shot by a
boy companion while hunting two weeks
ago. The operation was performed at =
o clock last night by Doctor EssIck of Muir
physboro and Doctor Stearns of Pomona.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29

While J. Knox Taylor. Supervising Archi-
tect or the Treasury Department is in St
Louis to inspect the proposed sites for the
new United States Post Office he will visit
the site of the Government building at the
worlds Fair and observe the progress of
the grading work there. Mr. Tayl0r is ex-
pected to arrive September s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
MET DEATH IN THE RIVER.
Body of c. p. Olsen Found mt BurIing-
ton, Ia-

Burlington. Ia. Aug. 2S.-The body of c.
p. Olsen. who was drowned in the river
here Sunday night, and which was found
yesterday. was shipped to-day to Lincoln
Neb., his former home. where 1t will be
buried tomorrow.
1t was doubted for awhile by some people
that Olsen was drowned, but the identifica-
ton of the body set all adverse rumors to
rest. The funeral will be attended by prom
inent railroad men, Mr.. Olsen having been
superintendent of bridges OF the Il. q NJ
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29

Hugh Coyle of Chicago reports the plan
of the Colorado Exposition Train Company
which proposes to advertise the resources
OF that State by touring the United States
with a specially constructed suite of five
Pullman cars. The train would be brought
to the Exposition after its opening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29

Eight ivory pool balls. valued at si2 were
stolen from John Bitter's saloon at No.
500 North Broadway, Tuesday. Policeman
Mannebach arrested Fred Moore at his
home. No. 5O17 McKissock avenue, who IS
charged in a warrant with stealing the
balls.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
Identified n. Miss Hates.

Ardmore. 1. T., Aug. 2s.-The body OF an
unidentified woman. who was found beside
the Katy" track near Caney. 1. T., Fri
day, has been identified as that of Miss
Barbara Bates of Knoxville, Tenn She was
about 10 years old, and was en- route to
Texas It is thought that Miss Bates fell
from the train.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT.
Bennett VI. POsey, 81 Years of Age,
Dies ut POsey, Ill.

Carlyle, ILL.,. Aug. 2S.-Bennett NJ Posay.
aged - years, died this afternoon at his
home in Posey. He was one of the wealth
lest citizens of Clinton County.
He had been a resident of the locality
where he died for more than half century.
The funeral will take place at o'clock
Friday afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29

The Letter Carriers Band held its final
drill at the Post Office last night before de-
parting for Denver TO attend the Conven-
tion of letter carriers, which begins Sep
tember 5. There are thirty-five men in the
band, and twenty-three delegates are ex-
pected 10 accompany it
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29

Isaac H. Sturgeon, former Comptroller of
the city, has written to President Francis
Queen Alexandra to the Worlds Fair. on
the strength of the hospitality which was
showered upon the monarch during his visit
Wales.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
GEORGE DOUGLAS BROWN.
Author of the "House of the Green
shutters' Passes Away.
PERRY DAVIDSON.

London, Aug. 2S-George Douglas Brown
the author of the "HouSe OF the Green
Shutters" died here suddenly to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
FARMER ATTACKED BY A CALF.
Paducah Man May Die of His In
juries.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL

Paducah, KY, Aug 2S.-Jesse H. Adams,
wealthy farmer, was attacked by a
9-months-old calf on his farm to-day and
50 badly injured that he will die
He is completely paralyZed from an in
jury TO the spine. He is IS years old.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
RICK GILCHIsT.


fE-t'l Blu. StEtlAl~
- Joseph. Mo. Aug. 2S-Patr!ck Gil
crist. a hook!Isepcr - years old. died sud
denly to-day. lie Was in Eis usual health
when he went to work and stepped out for
a glass OF beer and j lunch Before the
waiter came he returned tp Patrick Nor
ley's CCal Office. where h- Was employed, sat
down in cnai~ and di=-!.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
BY a Republic Photographer.

Shelby County. He was born in Schwetz-
ingen. Germany. in 1920 His father was an
officer in Na2olsOus army. In Is49 he. with
party. drove overland 10 California. He
had been 4 resident of Shelby County since
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
PETER sEMOSIS.


Evansville Ird.. Aug 2S-Peter Semonin,
one OF the Oldest citizens in the county
died to-day at the age of - years. He
passed away in an ambulance while being
taken to his home. lie established one OF
the first shoe stores in this city. He was
foIn in France
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
THoa,As ID. WoODsON.

Richmond. Mo. Aug. 2S.-Thomas D.
Woodson, welI-known banker. died here
to-day of heart disease He was born at
Woodsonville, KY. in 1898. and fought
through the Mexican War in the Fourth
Kentucky Infantry
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
J91IES NOHAN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

hf@Ht BIN - E-Nl+Ai-.
Paducah. Ky. Aug. 23-James Mohan. for
many years 4 travelling salesman in the
West, died OF asthma and bronchitis at his
home here early this morning. He was
born in Donegal, Ireland, and was 80 years
NJ
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
MICHAEL FREYBARGER.

Pana, Ill, Aug. 2S.-Mchael F'reybarger,
aged So years, died to-day at his homo In
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29

here that William 3. Dry is dead at Coweta
l. 7. Mr.. Dry wa~ one of the old land
MARKS OF the creek Ndtioh ana was hisnIy
respected in the community in which he re-
sided
CALVIN WHITE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Greenville. ILL.,. Aug. 2s.-Calvin White,
an aged and wealthy farmer, died at his
home, ten miles northwest of Greenville,
yesterday, The funeral was held to-day,
the Reverend Jesse Story of SmithbOro Off
ciating.
MRS. CATHERINE kARSCH.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mascoutah. Ill. Aug 2S.-Mrs Catherine
Karsch, aged ~ years. died at the home of
her son. Charles Earsch. near Fayetteville.
this morning. She was a member of promi
nent families of the southern part OF st.
Clair County.
JOHN CARTER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Eldorado, Ill. Aug 2S.-John Carter,
prominent farmer and Justice of the Peace,
living about four miles north of Eldoradc.
minister in the Southern Methodist Church.
AUGUST BLUMBAUM.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Carlinvile Ill. Aug. 2S.-August Blum
baum. an old citizen of this place, was
House this morning
MRS. WILLIAM DAVIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marshall. No. Aug. 8.-Mrs. william
Davis. aged IS years, pioneer resident OF
this county. died a Hardeman to-day.
j. II. BROWN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pana, Ill, Aug 2S.-J. r. Brown. a promi-
nent resident and retired farmer, died to-
day at his home in this city.
MRS. G, VI. GILLILAND.
SPECIAL.
Farber. Mo. Aug. 2S-Mrs c. NJ. Gilliland
died at this place last evening of lung
trouble, aged 81 years.
JOHN WESTPHAL.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
NOkomis ILL.,. Aug. 2S-John Westphal. a
wealthy and retired farmer, died of dropsy
to-day, aged So years.
JOHN $. OSBORN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Kinmundy, Ill, Aug. 2S.-John s. Osborn
OF Farina, aged so years, died to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-08-29
WILLIAM b. DRY.

KEFJ- BIsII sf7ELIAI
Vinita, I. T. Aug. 2S-News has reached
here that William B. Dry is dead at Coweta.
l. T Mr.. Dry waD one of the old land
marks Of the Creek Nation ana was highly
respected in the community in which he re-
sided.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-18
G9tnefif6e 8ebeIIen gez
fdhIdde1.
Gin Ghrilnnr rrmnrhet.

g}u scuttne, Sa,, II. 2tug, -
6rau SeiTie5uman purOe beuteN6enb
mebrere 6unOert YorO5 BON i6rer
MO6nung, nu6e biefi8er StoOt, aI5
2ei4e geFunOen, pG6renO t6r @atte
bepuBtlOs unO tOOtli4 berleBt in Ell
mem 3immer bes 6alties ouf bem8oz
ben lag. Dan MiQiams, peI8er bor
3tpei 8o9en aus Seras fam uno felt
Dem BEL bem GAepaare tpo6nte, 1T perz
f6lpun0en, Suman foI cine betrG6tz
li6e Summe GelOss bel ii4 tm6auIe
ge6a6t ba6en, @5 i6eint, baB @ilz
Iiam5 ieinen 8aItgeber 3uerIt angrtff
uno bann Die flie6enbe 6rau Oerfolgte
uno lie nit elmer Qlrt ermorDete.
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Ni4ts BON ben 8epegungen gsIe6en,
Die 6rau fagte nt4t, per Don ben
8erungliidten, 9err o0er Grau 5atr,
3uleBt cine 8epegung ma6te."
Die Qei9en tper0en Bis CUR Ser
f6tffung na4 Q(merttd in Der 8ruft
Der M&abeLeinenz&ir9e auf6epa9rt
perben.
8on 9ene3ue1a.
guertp GabeIlo, 8ene3uela,
II. 4uguit. -9uertp Gabelo lit ni3t
eingenommen, mod iiberbaupt angez
griffen 1porben. 2lm Montag, ben
II, Auguit, Na6mittags 1 llbr, perz
fu4ten Marobeurs in Der 5tdrfe bon
$50 Mdnn, tpel4e bas nabe gelegene
0orf San Gitebun gepliinbert 6atten,
nit i6rer 8eute an 8inoOieb unb
PferOen 9inter Puerto Gabello auf
Dem Mege na4 Patanemo in Si4erz
6ett 81 fommen. Sic tpurben aber
bon ben Regierungsz8orpoiten be-
merit, unb es tpurbe auf Iie geI6oIz
fen. 9as 5euer tpurbe lebbaft ertptz
bert, bod mar bic 9titan3 gu groB.
Die Qffaire bauerte 3tpet Stunben,
unO obglei9 mebrere SauIenb 96iiiie
abgefeuert purben, naren Do4 feline
8erluite 81 ber3ei4nen, uno in Der
@taOt ielbit nuroe ni9t Der geringTte
@4aDen angerihtet. SeitDem bat
bier Ru6e geberrI4t.
. 8tIIem tab, SnTel Curacao,
II. Auguit. = 9as Ser, Staatenz
&anonerbpot yMarietta" 1T bon Ga
@uutra na9 Gumana, i'm pene3uelaz
ntT6en Staate 8ermube3, abgefa6ren,
Inn ameritdniI9e SSntereTen gu be-
i6iiBen. Der Ser. 6taatenz8reu3er
cincinnati" Qntert por Ga @udirQ.
Spultung i'm moctboni@ l.
I den s D m tte.
g fla, 8ulgarten, II. MuguIt.-
9as. maoebonif9e Gomite, peI6e5
felt bem 10, 2luguit bier in 6iBung
mar, BAT ba5 frii6ere Gonrite ouf's
9}eue ertpd6lt. Die 2(n6Gnger Cara
tofFs, be5 notorii6en Gr YrGIiOenz
ten Des Gomite's, btelten etne Ieparute
8erIammlung uno erpG6lten Elm an
beres GOnrite. Der t6atId6Li4e 6iibz
rer 0es Gomite's ift 8eneral 3ont=
i6eff.
g6tnefif6e RebeGGen gez
i4lagen.
PetinG II, 2[u8uit, = Der
9icet0nig BON S3e G6uun bsrt6tet,
0uB Die faiierIi4en Sruppen am IA.
3. N}ts, bas Rebeuen 6auptquartier
gu Sn4afun ongriffen. SuuienO9fez
beuen 1purOen get0Otst. Sy6r 6U6rer
Song gu Sung fiel Den Regierung5z
Sruppen in bic 9GnOe unO puroe bin
geri4tet.
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sonoerbare 0eiamafsbcrirrnng.

Sppeta, &5., II. 2tuguit. =
Gine b16it iOnOer6are 0peration
puroe geftsrn bier an Der 12~jd6rtgen
GQQ Barrett boQ3ogen unO pjro anz
56einenD einen beFrieOigenOen Ser
lauf ne6nen, 0os Q}db4en bate
nGmIid bic 2lngetpobnbeit, i6re 6aare
aus benz 8opf gu 3ieben unO iie berz
unter gu i9luten. Or, M}a8me BON
Ober6root braate iie nod 3Opefa, nm
fie gu operiren. 8ei Der OperattOn
fano man, baB lire @eoGrme nit eiz
nen 6aartlufnpen, i 3ou i'm 0urds
meTIer unD 5 3oG lang, angefillt lpu@
rem. Die &letne ptrD pa6ri4einliA
Qenefen.
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Sic JraneumnrOc in GBicago.

~~T~+4tP IU|l N4lO S>+G III1 UNHl Vl+tNH ~
perfa6ren ii6ertpieIen. - Wm.
8artboIin foQ in 9es W}otne8 gez
fe6en pOr0en fein,
G6tcd8p, II. Nuguit. - DIS
l1nteriu9ung5ri6ter Iberpies geItern
Na4mittag 6rie0ensri6ter qattOn
ben Oscar S6Ompion, langjd6rigen
3tmmermtet6er Der 5rau Qlnne 8arz
t6oIin, Dem Grtminalgeri9t unter Der
8sfdulOigung, OaB er bieielbe ermOrz
bet babe.
Sobn GlaFfeb purbe glei8faGs benz
grtmtnalgeri4t unter Der 8ef9uloiz
gung Der 8ei6iilfe bet Der @rmorDung
bon Wdnnie U2it6eq iiberpieIen uno
unter cine 8ir9f4aft DOn $4,000 gez
iteGt.
@lei63eitig purbe ferner gegen
S6ompTon Die 8eI4ulbigung Der s8ei=
6ulfe bei Der Grmorbung BON Sennie
W}it6eG unb gegen 8iQiam 8art6oz
lin bic 8eTdulOigung Der GrmOrOung
bes genannten Md06sn5 er6oben.
2luf Die Qe6erpeifung Der 8ei4uIz
bigten folgte bann Die Qtbpeiiung bes
Qlntrages auf GrluB etne5 6a6eoS
Corpus 8efe6les bebufs 6reilai7ung
3bompfon'5 unO Gloffep'5. 9u bic
8eI6ul0igung gegen 8bompiOn auf
Ntorb Iautet, 10 fam Bel ibm bon
3u1aFung elmer 8IrgIhuft feline 4eOe
iein. 2luf Die 8Orunterfu4ung tpurDe
ber3idtet.
0es M} pines, Sa., II. 2tuguit.
: 6ter fammelt iib 8epetsmoterial
bafiir an, OaB Miutam 8arthOlin,
tpel6er in Gbicogo bes 9oppelmor0e5
berbG4tig it, ii4 in unIerer Stabt
am 0onneritag un0 5reitdg aufge>
6alten bat unD 6reitag 2lbenb nah
Burlington abgereiit 1T. Sin Mann,
pel6er Der bon 8art6olin gege6enen
MISUNDERSTANDING entIpra4, 6ielt
ii6 nGmli9 pom 9onneritag Na6~
mittag Bis Greitag Qbenb i'm nMorz
gan 6ouie" auf, no er ii4 unter benz
Runen u. e. Cigar aus gbicago re-
gtitrtren IieB, gr be9auptete, er iei
@e16dftsreiIenber elmer 5irmu in
G6icago fir 9useinri9tungsz8egen
itGnOe, a6er 10 Diel man 9at ermittela
t0nnen, bsIu4te er bier ni6t Elm elm
5iges @ef6dft, Qls er 6reitag N6enO
abreiite, iagte er, er gebe na4 Bur
lington, unb erfu4te, i6hl feline 9oitz
laden mad bem bortigen nl1ntonz6Dz
tel" na63uT6ifen. Qtbsr obglei8 er
mad ben BON inn aufgeiteIlten Reiiez
plGnen in Burlington am Sdmitag
MDrgen bate eintreffen miiiIen, bate
er fi9 bis CUR Mittugs3eit in teinem
her bDrtigen 6otel8 regiItrtrt. Der
Na9tclert i'm bieIigen rW}organs6oz
tel" ibentifi3irte ben 5remOen na4
einem in ben 3eitungen eri4ienener
gprtrait 8art6olin's nit boIer Be-
Itimmtbeit, pdbrenb Der Sagclert Iei<
ner Sa9e aGerbings ni4t 10 ii4er
mar. Der Grembe 3eigte fi4 pdRz
renb feines bieiigen @ufentbalts ieAt
nerp0s unb rei36ar.
q a - T Cd Il = A-
Tragt die >9Di8Sot8, DGIhmr G8kauftHabt
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Marplan0rr Staats- lIOrmal< <Sdule.

8dIt more, WtD., ben 13. auguf 1902.
Die @erbi= Seiiipn beginnt am Sientag bsn 9.
SeDtsmber 1902 Rsue Sdbifsr miieH g. eep=
tem6er regiitrirt tperDen. 9rfungen fir aufuabme
uuo gefor0eruug g. TO-, H., r. uHo l3. Seps
tem6tr Die Gormiruue Der Rlaieu, iotpit regcl=
mdboe Gectationtn uno 9orleiuugen beginner
WOutaq, Den Is. September.
S6Hlsr perosn nibt in bic mitltren Rlaiien
aufqenommen, bepor oieie.bsn bic erioroerten 9rii=
funqen on ben obsn gtnannten Sagsn 5uirieOen=
fsleno beftanoen baben.
Glementars une afaeemtfebes 9epartemenf.
81. Glementar= unO ataDemben Separtemsnts
Fnb iiir Den llntsrribt unO ole @eranbilDung bon
edJiiltrn i'm Qlltsr BON bis l6 Sabreu, iopie fir
bic 8orbsrsitung 3um Ginritt in oa5 Rorma=Se=
partemsnt ppr3iigli3 aus0etdttet.
Die reguIdren 2ebrer nerOsH BON ben 9rofeforeH
bes glormal= Sspar tements in 9bpiit, Gbeme, 9o=
tanif 0aturfunpe unD in anOeren unterri6ts=
Gdbern unteritibt il mad 9erfisung Oes 4rin3iz
pals Der Staats=Hormal bule.
Die @erbf=5 5eifiOn begiuut am M II 9, ben
15 September.
gBeoen ndbsr,r ausfunft unO RutalOss ptnbs
man ii5 on
g. %. prettnman,
MfarDldnDer Staat5= =HormaIi9uls,
C25-30 Baltimore, WlD.
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E>eiife.
Veasz--rzSSs IS><SslS,GS><S>,s>cS-2
2tu Glein9eit nn0 Site fnnm
iie nidt itbertroFen tDerOen.

wv V~~"f'J~'~ S"T"~ 'T~ ~"~"e"'
ite nidt it6ertrofea mer0rn.
@rOmiaente 9ler}te berI3reta
Zen GGemm's SOwefetSeite
fit 9aatfront6eiten atO er3ielet
an8ggei6nete 9teinltate. Gs herz
i3Gnert bic 9aut, u1a6t Oieielbe
peit, glatt nno elaitiI9, turtrt
Osit9t5 9(n8i9log, S4uppen,
9antrei6nngen Sndea, &Opfz
Banttranfbeite'L 5le6ten, Ge3ez
ma unO ale Gnt}itnOnngen Der
Eoont. 0lemu'S S0tpetels
SEIZE nitro ais SOilettenz un0
SaOezseife nRi9aR6ar 8eianOen
tperOen.
Scr an89ie6i0e 0e6roa6 ION
O4cnn'S sd)lpcfel sette
3erFGrt nuO tG6tct ale &ranf>
6eit8feime nnO 0}ifrO6en.
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Nfarnldnber sd,nle fir gambe.

Ser IS. Ruriug Der WturDIduOer Sfuie fir 3uuz
be beeinnt am II. September. Sieies 1T cine
eonfeiionslois S6ule iiir taube &inoer unD iunge
2eute unb iolbe, Deren @eb6r 10 man9elbaft 1T,
bab ibr 9eiud Der bftentli3enS6ulen ausgei6ionen
it, Si5tiqe 2ebrer fir &ebeu= uno 2ippcH=2e=
fen. SETS # iqunq uHo unttrrt d
frei fir Warpldnoer Sbiiler 8eiiiuoeite Sage.
gBeoen aufuabme Ooer Ausfunft ineHOe man f9
an 3 8. %. 6 -, 9rinjipal Greoerif, Wo.
(Aue11, Mo, 81. .lWt)
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5lniun Grl19tU GO .
ppn T4arplancs
Union Trust Building,

GbarIcss Nab 5apstrssztrass.
SapttaI Mne ucberiebua 81. ESQ, goo
5nbrt sin uuaemsine5 Sart= unO IrufzGsl
i6oft
Srsi 9rossut 3iuieu bs3abft cuf BiloHlsn.
BITE auf Gbsds esjogen Derrtn.
3sitSSepoftsu su ipt3isata 3atta aag.ncmz
men.
Gpars . rpdrtefaent.
Gnlqqen i'm Spar 9tpart;nre7t. BIN sss
n5buli6en SparbaRfsR eoulat;ontn untsriUoSs
fen eriDitniSt. 5 Dro3snt 3initn b:11blt.
Side Gompaonit il eiH geitsli9ss Seppfto'
rum fir 6onbs In S9dnotn pm Iruitees ror
9eFamsnts Oafrtdsrn, iOipie aat 5tadtss un6
Geri6ts =ptcmte.
Ginbrs6trf8sr. GeH6lbe, RdttE $3.50 bis
$50. 90 pro Sabr.
George SIaeiifpne, GRiIe& SbftsI fr.s
Trdiiosut; SicesBrdi.;
GbarIes Z. Granes Rtdbare 9. 2eEmdn,
a. Sices 8rdi.; Sefr. uno Gaem.
GrefutfosG q pmite:
Relion gerin, Seymour Dtuuoelbdum,
Bsslsp Wt. Gl.r. Gru,f 8. Rnabs. IT,,
6. Q. 6untina. (4usA,l0
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Die GeLebrten

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