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The sun., 1902-12-05

wAsHiSoroS. bee Receipts and e1pcndi.
lures Of the Treasury were.
Tits dGv TINS month Fiscal rear
ecept> ........ s2u?Slat 3 aqI pO5 S24a 20 i5t
Expenditures ...- lslu.Su o 1l5CS pa 0sl 217
surplus .......... Nl5.lat sss2 +05 si5Oes J27
National bank notes received to day for rcdenlp-
tlon, s71S 15S. Government receipts from nicrnal
revenue, SS'c93l. customs, 81 .oss,o7l misce!lan.
eouS, &3sUr,.
The cash statement OF the tnitcd states Trea
urer for bee shows.
RrsrGvR rUNp
Gold coin and buiIou .......... .. lSOUuonO
Trust YrSp.
Held against notes and ccrthcatcS issued $50 sa 500
osStRAL fCSp.
Gold coin and bullion ......... ....... sAs Sna iaa
t,od &c cr,lncat"S. ...... ..... 81 $40 80
Standard silver dollars ............. 6I3 s.l
silver certificates ....-..... ...... 4lii ?S9
silver bullion ...... ........... .s9l 80
' Lirl states notes ........... ..... $3.50 s?
Treasury notes of lsS ............ lO2 g55
National baHk notes ........... l3iS2hu
Subsilar, silver and minor coin ...... 7(GS 40
Total ,... .... ......... .... 5l3? isi
Ia national banAs ...... ........ ...... lt9ll7?13
Awaiting reimbursement .....t.... 5000
Total ..... ............ ......... S?v4. a7 u.
Liabilities ....... so sj4 ?s5
Cash balance ..... ...... s!o4 taa.t
The sun., 1902-12-05

Sew Norh. Whtoi corn. oats. Rye Bdrlsy
Receipts. ... B,SS - lio lp 2'p "s.?;0 17,f25
Exports Ss26 $40 $40 23,lUJ ..-..
Chicago
Receipts. ljOpH l4WN lel.sO 1900 $500
Shipments 5"S lNHp 1860 5000 4.O0
Buffalo
Receipts lGU" lUUh lSl Vn ..... 20.000
shipments :"2.WO lso'W" $1,000 @.'1O 5000
The sun., 1902-12-05
New York stock Ex change SALES. Dec. 4.

10 SIS ............... ............ .lO7A
CloslSG PRICES or UNITED STATES BONDS
The sun., 1902-12-05
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

Ne, earnings ..... sieesa srsS.ca2 Doc ss?s. IL
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
She &mreka Sentinel.
TERMS FOR WEEKLY SENTINEL.
APPALLING DISASTER.

Volcanic Eruption Destroys Thousands
of Lives.
As fuller reports of the Martinique
disaster arrive, the catastrophe grows
in horror. The island of st. Vincent,
by the violent eruption of La Soufriere,
also threatened with destruction.
The following is an estimate Of the loss
Of life and damage done on the islands
of Martinique and st. Vincent: Lives
lost on Martinique, 10000; lives lost on
st. Vincent, 500; property loss in st.
Pierre, so, o00, 900; insurance on prop
erty $6,O00,0 900; insurance on lives,
$1,000,00
Reports from the island of Dominica
say that many persons were drowned
while crossing to Dominica from the
island of Martinique. The eruption of
Mount Pelee, Martinique, continues,
the lava progressing northward. Great
distress prevails at st. Vincent, where
there are many people injured. Fort
de France is safe, though the suffering
of the inhabitants from heat, dust and
sulphur fumes is intense. Heroic efforts
are being made to lend aid to the
stricken towns.
A landing has been made at st. Pierre
and the work Of exploring the ruins Of
the annihilated town has begun. The
streets and all the neighborhood around
what q few days ago was the largest
and most prosperous city in Martinique
are now covered in all directions with
heaps upon heaps of dead bodies. The
entire city and the neighborhood all
about it reeks with the odor of burned
human flesh. Fatigue parties of sol.
diers built enormous pyres Of wood and
branches of trees, upon which they
heaped dead bodies by scores and
burned them as rapidly as possible.
The disaster itself took place within 80
seconds, and in that time the vast ma
jority Of all these people were killed.
Three smaller cities, in addition to
st. Pierre, have been overwhelmed by
lava from Mount Pelee. They are Le
Carbet, with a population of 5000; LIE
Precheur, with 1000, and La Mare.
with 1000. The whole northwestern
part Of the isand, from lie Carbet,
three miles south Of st. Pierre, to Le
Precheur, six miles north. has been
ravaged by streams Of fire. saving only
the tops of the higher hills On these
hills. dispatch says, 5000 refugees are
gathered. the majority Of whom must
be horribly burned. They are without
food and water. Many who have been
reeruad ara iusaua from their euffar-
ings. The United States congress has
voted 500, 900 for the relief Of the suf-
ferers Of Martinique.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
MACKAY's HOOr.owL.

At the Angeles is p. III. Lannan. "Pat"
Lannan, one Of the Oldest newspaper
men on the Pacific coast, and the man
that recently sold The Tribune in Salt
Lake, says the Los Angeles Record.
Pat Lannan was in Virginia City at the
time that Mark Twain was there, and
held a desk in the same Office with
Twain, Dan DeQuille, Sam Davis, Ger
trude Atherton. Bret Harte and lot OF
other people that afterward became fam
GUS in letters.
At the same time there was crowd of
the men that made fortunes on the Com
stock, and time hung heavy on some
hands.
The fertile "Pat" came to the rescue
with lot of young boot owls, which he
placed on perch on the "Crystal Pal
ace, and offered for sale to the gang that
watched the stock market from that
place.
John Mackey took one, Flood had one.
as did Fair, and nearly every man that
could get in on the play bought one
the owls.
The plan was to wake all the owls up
and then watch to see which one of them
closed his eye first.
The owl that winked first thereby stuck
his owner for the drinks, and there was
a lot OF fun while the owls lasted.
Msckey's owl never winked, and when
the gang examined him TO see the reason
for the extraordinary wakefulness they
found that the poor owl had glass eye
and didn't have to wink.
Mackey had made a condition that the
owl should shut both eyes, and the crowd
rather suspected something wrong when
he made the proposition, but when they
discovered Mackey's trick he had to treat
everybody and wiring the OWLS neck.
In the latter operation he got scratch
in the right hand from the talons of the
hoot owl that he bears to this day.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.

Seven young people. members Of o
Sunday school class of the First Baptist
church, were drowned in the Maumee
river, just below Toledo, o.. when the
naphtha launch Frolic, in which they
we're taking q ride, was run down by
the tug Arthur Woods of the Great
Lakes Towing company's fleet.
Five men were killed, two fatally in
jured and two others terribly burned by
being caught in a torrent Of molten
metal in an open pit at the Penn
sylvania steel works, Steelton. near Har-
risburg, Pa. All of the men were Aus
TRANS. They were at work in pit
behind the 'chokers" when the iron
ore boiled over. the furnace burned out
and the entire pit was turned into o
pool of fire.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17

The Carson News publishes letter
from Senator Stewart in which he says
his amendment to the Omnibus claims
bill to pay this State $462, ,441.97 will be
agreed to by the conference committee
and that it will be enacted into law. In
addition to this he said that an increased
appropriation for the Carson Indian
School. the restoration OF last years ap-
preparation for an Indian school st Elko,
erection of public building at Reno and
a survey of the Colorado river between
Needles and Rioville have been secured
for the State.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The reports to the postoffice depart
ment show that the entire mail carried
by the train wrecked near Flagstaff,
A. T.. was destroyed. This mail came
from southern and central California
and was destined for points east and
south Of Albuquerque, N. M.
With great pomp the remains of Will.
liam t. Sampson. rear-admiral in the
United States navy and commander-in-
chief of the United States naval forces
on the North Atlantic station during
the war with Spain, were laid at rest.
Every department Of the national gov
ernment was represented at the funeral.
About 45, 900 people thronged the streets
and gathered about the grounds at Ar.
ington.
A letter was received by Senator Per.
kins from President Wheeler of the
university of California, transmitting q
letter from Z. w. Hilgard, director of
the experiment station, relative to the
great Importance of studying soil con.
ditions around Fresno to solve the prob
lem Of preventing the accumulation Of
alkali in the soil through irrigation.
Professor Hilgard asks for $4,000 to
continue his investigations. Secretary
Wilson went personally before the SELL
ate committee on agriculture and urged
the appropriation requested by Profess
sor Hilgard. A later dispatch says that
the senate committee has promised to
increase the appropriation to s75, 200.
The United States has won q victory
in the matter of the arbitration of the
dispute with the republic Of Salvador
over the claim Of the Salvador CONNER
cial company IA San Francisco corpora
tion) and other citizens of the United
States, stockholders in the corporation
FL Triumfo company Qimitsd), created
under the laws of Salvador. The dsci.
MON Of the board awards s52a. 900 to the
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17

salvador commercial company ana x5o,.
200 as counsel fees, which go to Colonel
John p. Irish and William L. Hill of
Oakland, Cal. The Salvador CONNER
cial company obtained some time ago
concessions from the Salvadoran gov.
ernment for the exclusive use of the
harbor of Ell Triumfo. but the govern
ment afterward repudiated the conces-
sion and confscated the corporations s
property. The matter was then taken
up by the government at Washington.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The vineyards in the vicinity of
Genoa, Italy, have been ruined by the
extremely cold weather. A Berlin dis.
patch says that nearly all the spring
growth in the vineyards in the Saar
region has been destroyed by frost. ,sssa
A dispatch from Vryheid, southeast
srn Transvaal, says that natives whose
Sraals were recently burned by burghers
attacked Boer laager in the vicinity of
Scheepcrs Mex and killed SO Beers.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
BeatifC LODGE No. 7, K. Of P,

Meets every Tuesday evening at its Castle
Hall in the Smith & Rickard Building at
o'clock, from October ! to March 81, and at
7:S0 o'clock from April l to September 80.
All Brother Knights in good standing are
fraternally invited to attend.
s. REYNOLDS, @. G.
Attest: GEO. A. BARTLETT, X. of r. & s.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
FIFTY-sEveNTH CONGRESS.


Monday.
In the senate Lodge of Massachusetts,
defended the administration policy in
the Philippines against the criticisms Of
the minority. Rawlins of Utah replied
to Lodges statements. The sundry civil
appropriation bill and the bill for the
purchase Of the Rosebud Indian reser-
walton were passed.
In the house Jones of Virginia an.
nounced the death of Congressman Otey
and offered resolutions of regret. Then,
ut 1919. as further mark Of respect,
the house adjourned.
Tuesday.
There was a fierce discussion of the
Philippine question in the senate. Tur-
ner of Washington delivered scathing
criticism of the methods practiced by the
military authorities, and denounced
General Smith as a monster in human
form" The senate adjourned early as
a mark of respect to the memory OF
Representative Joshua d. Salmon OF
New Jersey.
The house adjourned, Immediately
after the reading of the journal, out Of
respect to the memory of Representa-.
tive ]. d. Salmon.
Wednesday.
Discussion of the Philippine bill in
the senate took sensational turn. Nc
Comas of Maryland said that senators
from South Carolina and Mississippi,
''where there is less popular liberty
than in any Others" were shouting
loudest for constitutional liberty in the
Philippines. Tillman Of South Caro-.
lima replied that if it had been known
in the south that the reins of govern.
ment were to be given to the negroes,
the civil war would have been prolonged
indefinitely. He frankly described how
the negroes had been defeated at the
polls, admitting that the whites secured
just such majorities as were necessary.
The house began consideration of the
bill to provide enabling acts for the ad-
mission of the territories Of Arizona,
New Mexico and Oklahoma.
Thursday.
Discussion Of the Philippine bill in
the senate, although it had a tone of
bitterness. yet took on an amusing
phase. Dolliver of Iowa made such q
sarcastic arraignment Of Carmack of
Tennessee that senators and occupants
of the thronged galleries were convulsed
with laughter. Burton Of Kansas de-
Tended the American troops from the
charges of cruelty that had been made.
The feature Of the debate in the house
was q speech by Grosvenor Of Ohio in
opposition to the admission Of Arizona,
New Mexico and Oklahoma.
Friday.
The debate in the senate on the Phil
ippine bill was mild. Teller spoke in
opposition to the measure. The bill re-
serving o tract of land from the public
lands of the state of Oregon as a public
park was passed.
The house passed, without division,
the bill for the admission Of Arizona,
| New Mexico and Oklahoma.
Saturday.
Inc senuve passed the army appropria-
ton bill. Public business was laid
aside to pay tribute to the memories OF
the late Representative Rufus X. Poke
of Pennsylvania and the late Senator
Kyle Of South Dakota.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17

1ne senaVe passed the army. .appropria-
ton bill. Public business was laid
aside to pay tribute to the memories OF
the late Representative Rufus K. Poke
of Pennsylvania and the late Senator
Kyle Of South Dakota.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
MINING TAX.

Notice is hereby given that the taxes on the
proceeds of the mines of Eureka county for
the quarter ending March 81, 1902, are now
due and payable to me at my office in Eureka;
and the law in regard to the same will be
strictly enforced. w. j. HOOPER,
Assessor Of Eureka county. Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Pioche, Lincoln county, has been Wis
tied by four earthquake shocks since the
the beginning Of the current year.
Reno people are buying abandoned
houses in Virginia City for the purpose Of
tearing them down and rebuilding them
in Reno.
The State Line Sentinel has ceased pub
lication. The paper was published by
Patterson. late Of the Yerington Monitor.
A.. J. Littell, well-known citizen o
Lyon county, died in San Francisco on
Wednesday Of last week of paralysis. His
remains we're shipped to Yerington for
interment.
Mrs. Fredricka L. Williams has ten
dered her resignation to the trustees as
principal of the Elko public schools. The
resignation to take effect at the end OF the
present school term.
Lyon county has offered q reward of
$1,000 for information that will lead to
the arrest and conviction Of the person or
persons who attempted 10 assassinate
Herman Davis at Dayton last week.
The death of General s. III. Msrlette oc-
Cured at Mentone, near Los Angeles, re-
Gently. Deceased was we'll known in
Nevada, where he lived for number OF
years. He was elected Surveyor-G General
in 1864 and 1866.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-05-17

Insurance companies refuse to take
new risks on De Lamar, Lincoln county,
property.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-23
TnosiaIo paa gSaib. 4rairic.

Norie SouobRf al 8Ienpooo ore.
niabeb osbe Sen 9be Sept. "A anr
qnntmeI. Meb beuoe er after Ell al
bore ganIe Norerer oanoret bort.
Sen6eS Bigenoou nor Stran6baffen.
Com uaift emiarerebe bum fra 9or.
ae I 1852 % boe6e I 8iScouIiu til
1866, ba bun nleo Tine Ssofeuoe
iIptteoc bio til 8%Ientpoo6, bnor bun
. Ior ienere bGep gift meo Sans
SunSbpf. Der meb 4 gsrn ooerIeper
hrnbe. Sum bapoe / mango Nor Iibt
al Nerpeipgbom, Der ofte pirfcNe NOT
ina truftenoe pao hen6es Sinh. Saa.
plot WeuneIfer fon ifienue. Ioa- BOG
0miorger for SiGIenS SreIie bcnoe
melt al alt oao Sierte, oa hi boaber
til @ubs @armbiertiabeo. al ban III
Dor isrt ben trGtte SiGI til Sen eoi.
ae SpiIe % 8lGoe. 6omilien snIfcr
hcroeb at tnffe booSe Bait, NeIien,
Der / gorae8 Sron9r iorrettcbe peS
@egrooeIier, og ale Dem, Tom booSe
Oa % eIlerS bar Ingt fin 9cItogeIic
for 9ooer. "'
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-23
bdnoelsrerelIen.
Mftipiteten | Sanbel % Snbnitri peo.
parer tiltrobs for bpi gengerentc.

off 8. 9uns ugentIige 5anocscper-
iist bateret iibite 2srbae bibiGttes:
SanbeIsrsrelien er Iiplig. os Der
bsie Benserertte bar fife formaaet at
srmme ben inbuitrieae S~irfionnbeo
ener paa noeen Iaabe ipeffe ben al.
minSeIiee Glib. Bengefnapbeoen
aniees for at bore fun mibIertibig og
ben bersrer peientlig finn Spefulan.
terne. Iarpeien bier en- opmuntret.
De Sremgane tiItrobs for enoel Sroit.
fade. af Streifer er aiiIitreifen
ben eneite al tnbgribenbe 8etpbnirg.
SsitomiGtningen at garer bar Re.
spnbt uiqbbanIig tibIigt, % De aae-
rebe inofomne 8eitiaineer tDber pad,
at Smi9tningen / soft bill fiji ben
ItsrIte, man fienber.
Sfiicielle Spgaper ODER tlbenrieS'
banbeIen / 4ugitit bier en- Sorsgelie
I %ltbferielen oper De TO foregaaeuoe
Raaneber, og S~nbfsrielen bar oelt
itsrite, man fienber | togen auguit
Maoneb. Senne itore SnSfsriel er
ct fraftiet 8ionesbpro ont oct ~Itoror-
tebe Siemreforbru9; iprIie sialber
ba bette Sern % Staal. Oct, irm bar
ben itsrite Sirfnine for Snbuitrien
Der, er ben itabig itigenbe Snofsriel
,af 8uiern. Sra Storbritannien aleue
inofsrtes faaIebes | guguit Raaneb
life minbre e1tb 10000 Cons, mems
Der mi eisres arrangementer for
tore fremtibise 2epertnser. StaaI
inofsres iGrlig fra SpifIanb, og Bri-
ierne err / iepnt Stigenbe. 9enne
unormaIe Stlitanb / Sern og Staal.
Snouitrieu err @ibresbprb ON ben
ubsrte llbpibeIie at 5oretnine %
girfiombeS | De SoreneSe Stater. ca
set er uheIotet at ioa itore Snbfisb
II l1bIonoet er bIet usopenbige poa
@runo Of auImaugel.
Salitternes Iutal | iibite ltee no.
giorbe / De Sorenebe Stater 1919 imub
lt57 ifior os / Canada % imob 20
i iamme llge ifior.
af grobitreets 8ratn &eoiep bio
irttes:
ltbfsrieIen at Soebe og SoebemeI
uogiprSe / iioite ltee 5,435.323 9ii.
ibeIs imob 3,s40,575 I Den tiliuaren.
be llge ifior. NoisuofcrieIen no.
laiorbe 49.50S 9uibeIs imoo Gill;.
25S | oen iamme llse ifior.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-23
Roofppelts Reiie.
CT m paa Bel beitppcr % bill beissc
mango NDer.

pr9iioent NooiepeIt fom 2eroag
Worsen aI. 10 til Cincinnati, g.,
buor BON beiaa lloItilingen og bolSt
en- Tnle MliicSan. Senoag tiIbrag.e
ban | al Stilbeb. Deb MionatstrG.
net reiite BON iii Detroit, 0eif. Ser
bar ban Monbns iarriten meo IeIta-
gere ! Den. iponffe arig og fisrte orl-
firing beo @lDen. Tirsong ben 23be
gnar ban til Snoinnn og bill itanie I
2cgnnsport og Mnncie. S Snbiann.
polls trpffer ban idmmen meb GeItn.
gere ! ben ipanife arig. Sna braee-
ban noroooer til MiItpaufee, bnor
ban boIoer en- Gale og beieger
45airen". 5 Ga Grosie itanier ban |
TO elmer og refer til St!s gaiil %
Minneapolis. S iibitnaonte 8p boil.
Der ban en- Gale pna ct Mcoe, iom Or.
beibere oe arbeibssipere bar iaaet
iitanb, o. | ct. Bnul optrpoer ban
"8be 9ationaI gipic anS Smprops.
ment 2eaeue". 5reoog oen 26be bra.
ger ban neitouer til Siour Sails %
CANTON / Spo 9ofota og oerfra neb
/ Soma til Siour gitp, arion og
Geniion. 2srSng gar Suren til Ie.
braifa, bpor ban oil beisse 9earnep,
@rano Sslanb, SaItines, 2ineoln os
Fremont. Ssnoos ben 26oe tiIbrin-
ger BON | Sopefa, San. Manoog belt
,29oe refer BON til forifielise Steoer
i aanios og fommer fsrIt til Gam,
renee, Serefter peS @ibbaestiS til
aanias gitp, boor ban tilbringer fire
Simer. ON @itermi6basen gaar ban
oioere os itanier fortelig | 2eaoen.
NORTH og athiion, men liot lpnsere
/ ct. Soiepb, bpor ban bolber en- "a.
le. SirSbag Den 30te refer ban til.
bage til Soma og itanier ! G~Iarinba,
Ban 8ert, SsceoIo, 8es Woines o.
Ssfalooia. Sm aftenen fommer ban
til Sttumna % bolber Der en- Gale.
Sm Hatten saar ban ooer 4eofut,
Soma, Glincp, Su., Sannibal, Spui'
iiana % glorfspiIle, no., til ct.
9ouis. Ser opboIber ban Jig noset
IPrsere oe fer Zig ON. San boIber
naturIieois ogiou en- Gale eller to. )
Slinois beisser ban SpringfieIb %
Chicago. Soa goar Sl,ren sitooer
siennem Snbiana, inb / Iidigan %
neo / Ohio. Sirsbas ben Toe Sfto.
Der fommer greiibenten til 8aibins.
ton.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-23
Omaha RsGamarfeo.
eso Ut. aaul ~aeasmarfss.
@iseoaFus s~obafsmarfeo.
GSscrtDu. gis . isOt seUt IL

eogertuu, ISIS ieot Sent. le02.
Spfiaberne bar | bet iioIte pperiBr lin
gtrtIomteo I'll be ipoiigite Counter, hppr
De MI i9rbes / nGiten ane Siftr Ter. Mere
emo haIp Sunoreos SpfjBbere bor uqret puo.
iGroe ifioite iae, pg en- bel Del &ontraiter
er Bit atiluttet. s Geuts ipnes at bape p9.
ret ben paulige 9ris, Itignt Sanbelen er al.
Iluttet til baaoe oper oa unoer benne 9ria.
6glsenbe Sols er iubbsrettet iii os:
Jens Finsness, I2a at S12&2c.
Ono. N. Campbell, I2a at Sc.
Anthony Anderson. I2a at 8&2c.
Hans Lund, ira at Sc.
John ~Simonson, I6a at 71s&2c.
Gust Aas, I2a at S&2c.
O. l.. Wixmoen, ga at 8&2c.
Christ Onsgaard, Sa at 8&2c.
Gunder Olson, "a at 7A&oc.
John Brauhaug, Sa at &c.
Carl Hippo, "a AT Sc.
Lars Nelson, "a at S&2c.
Mrs. Smithback, sa at 8&2c.
Paul Jensen, Ga at S&2c.
@ss seHfuu tIgaarfeSet Tor rIore Sobat
CT Der inaen 5rronoFins ira forrise use.
Snobeiiutngen CT M pn.rent f~ultfprt
ale 7iitrifter
Ser fra Stationen CT | ueens asb nfienht
1916 Raster til be iorlfieliae Gteoer. G.
ben fipTfe SEAPORT sr ira 9aep gprf nhIiibet
$50 aasier Gigarblaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-23
Statsfonpentioner.

&epubIifanesne | Stem Sdmpibire
boIbt Transformation ben 17be Sep.
TENDER og anbefaleoe | parme Orb
9rpiioent Rooiepelt til gelserfoIfet |
1904. Nobum s. 9atcbeloer nomi.
nereoes til 8itpernsr efter en- ifarp
aamp meO Sen. g. 5. Sales 8enner.
Speb aonpentionen elers itreo ON,
par en- SmarbeioeIie al Sorbubslo-
ben. SiIitbit ieireoe De, Tom oil, at
npite 9egisIotiir ifaI foretaee s@n.
brinser / Den,
Canine Dag bar RepubIifonerne
/ Mabamo iamIebe til 3nnpention.
ct Sorilog ON of aubefole &ooleocIt
til Solicit / 1904 msbte Iooitano
hos @enner al forb. II. 9. Siltrict
gttornep 8ilidm Saugbn, iom nplie
er ofiot al g~r9iioenten; men bet Isi'
rebe BOG.
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StatSfonpcution ! 9oitoa Den 17Se
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