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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
THIS AND THAT

of Londonu policemen s,S3 per cent
are daily on the sick list.
Paris has about ao.0oe dram shops
-~one 60 every s. Inhabitants.
One thousand acres Of fareat sup.
ply fuel Ter Paris for barely a week
Servant girls In Berlin are usually
allowed half day out twice a month
only.
The massed navtca OF the world in.
Ciudc $50 hattlcships. al erulaerH
lisa gunboats and i600 torpedo boats
France owns a,Set.oo0 dogs. 20 to
every 1000 inhabitants. The dogs are
registered and 80 can be counted
Germany has 2. soo.eeo dogs.
Berlin's black book. the criminal
record kept by the police, now con.
siats % 81 volumes. containing n, Oos
photographs of criminals OF all
classes.
For sending a congratulatory tele-
gram 10 the kaiser on his birthday
several scrge0nts OF Prussian IN
Nntry regiment were placed under
arrest for five days.
Some chemists affirm that this
ideal ink consists almost exclusively
OF gallate Of iron. and that the near
or the liquid approaches this sub
stance the more perfect the ink
Berlin residents have been warned
by the police president that he viii,
n the practice Is persisted in. make
II a punishable offcnsG to aitght from
electric cars while they are ia mo-
tlon.
Official Australian opinion In Lon-
don r. not very hopeful OF great re-
suits from the conference Of colonial
premiers 70 be held next june on the
subject ~ a colonial contribution 70
the navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
CONTEST
IS UNEVEN
IA to s Is the Score at
Woodland Park

AZ woodland park yesterday afternoon
q baseball team composed u employees
of the schwabaehsF Hardware Go. was
defeated hy the Fremont team By a
score OF "a 10 Q. Considering the fact
that yesterdays game was the nrst one
o. the season played By either team. Il
Was a very spirited contest
In the Hirth inninE Rools. Of the
schwahacher team. while thres men
we're on base, bafted a pretty ~ over
tie right Hslders head and sent all
three men home. besides getting to third
base himself. Hobiltzeii put out two
men In the third inning b. double play
az second base. The two teams lined up
a. follows.
schwabacher Johnson. r. Boyle. D. I:
Bools. LIST b. HOblitzeii. ID b. SprHgus
fcsptalnl, 81 b. Chapman. s.. Calm.
e. T. Cotton, y r Campbell. umpire.
Fremont Foster. e. Woods. D. =.
tain. "a b. @. Fitzgerald. 81 b. Tansi.
nan, .. e. sisusser, ]. (. : Mohisnhon,
!. e.; Fried, c. T. Davis, ?. I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
NEWS
FROM NOME
Recounting Many Trials and
POPULATIONS In Far North

sydney Mudgrtter. a kougnrok
ruadh0use man. was taken 20 Nome
the latter part OF January, having
frozen both feet. Mudg~tte had
frozen one toe and started for Nome
for medical attendance. lie lost his
way and had both feet frozen. II
Is not thought that he viii lose eth
err Of his feet
AT 81. Michael a half breed woman
named Sheppard beat native boy
with n strap until he was covered
with blood. and then branded him
on the back with a red-hpt iron.
The woman was sentenced 20 two
months Imprisonment and fine OF
$500 By Commissioner Merritt.
The relief committee decided TO
stop issuing raflons 10 single men.
because the privilege was being
abused. n. r. Miller was author
ised by the committee 10 serve 50
meals day at = cents. % indi-
gents.
News has been received NJ Nome
OF the loss 81 the tugs Reception and
Oriole. which towed the barge Nome
City 20 Shiamorffg inlet last fall
The tugs and barge were caught In
the pack and carried to sea. The
tugs were crushed to pieces. but the
barge went ashore in fairly good
shape. IL IL not known whether
any lives were lost or not.
n. q. Kimhali, superintendent ~
the Nome mail service at Nome.
stated that nothing but written or
sypewritten matter win BE- transmit
ted through the mails. he has
seized some blanks for the civil au-
thurities which we're being sent By
mail.
Mr.. kimhaii says that already
man contractors are fling claims
for hauling matter not included In
their contracts. and that abuse OF
the mail service VIII no longer be
tolerated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07


Sea-. is3,AgILLE, Tenn. Aprn IT,
ger ss.as q the talk which Brlgadier
~ ~ funston II INDUCING I'M Of
~ -. Furgeson n ROCKVILLE.
pfilsrsss.ssa with the Kansan In mo
essa.alh 4 private'a point OF view
~ ~ funston was not 10 warm.
Re- ~ !. capture o. Aguinaldo was
fsrk. ne wink b. the boys IA the
slss-s.N was simply q i0ke. and
~ s,. 4. u the Drivates looked
va. :. az farce. I speak but the
1s.s,. "a q large ma i0rify 81 nv
T-s 80 s1ss when / say / have MOI ~
IL vsgv ',,'Apt mat AgulnaldO knew
fsbta,sS ~ mat he was % be
RAGE <nd that he was given
ssgf - promised protection IN he
: tkra-. DoHis party 70 the plan
fsner.l -. little cheap glory on
H. - Ess tipped on 10 the bov4 I'm
ttst 49,. | believe firmly that
tkisk .lnal4o was IN the man
y as - sl Funston was selected
ksss ~ lob because he was nor
va ~ Nv yi'iy officer IN the army wbo
siend 49, enough for cheap glory
w...-. - such scheme"
y isS haliNgroN, .. g.. Aprn T.
huss ~. The Democrats 81 Inc
Rot. ~ concerned the Pooueveit.
ssnssss Incident IA cloee9
MA NJ, sae southern Democrats.
sliss Win ahtsKonisilc 10 General
e hin Il tet ~ anything 10 49,
q srsst,nsnis difficulty because Of
he , ss.I ~ Jefferson Davis
nshsmls,st s.pondence which was
fsaaant % the house nv the
sskzllt.. ~ been referred 10 line
'ssa ry,r,..s lnsular affairs ana or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07

VANTAGE. England. April T.
Richard Croker r. negotiating for the
purchase Of Chailow park. a grass
land estate Of about 60 acres. adj
Joining Moat House. The property IL
required In connection with the
dairy farm undertaking. There r. a
ne old house on the estate. which
Croker does not intend TO occupy
His 1880 motor car has been in
trouble again. "Bertie" having
steered IT into "a bank and damaged
the framework and machinery,
though unhurt himself. Croker ap-
parently IL not satisfied with his new
trainer. Charles Reiff. AZ he has sent
several 81 hls best horses 70 Eugene
Leigh. an American trainer ct Fox
hui. lie has also taken back God
win. who was head lad to Morton. his
former trainer.
Route your freight for Port Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
Scores A
VICTORY
House Wins War Repeal
Bill Contention

xksHnTTDN. y. c.. April T.
n szzA an3 senate Caufarecs on
ue "a ns.nue repeal blu have
- = q understanding. The
~ ~ : its contention. the
ssaAis 'ses4Azs from its amendment
IA - " tar on bucketshDps
sassl aa2a Ia force.
fssas1sa ealing on the atlor-
assscAA . lzform the house what
- ~ zen taken 20 investigate
= a.szss sesf trust. and what had
= &c . prosecute violators Of
= - sas Introduced into the
sgzss saizr.
r'sasisaf Roswell today sent the
..A'sias norinations 10 the sen
- = sa1a Marcy, to Be registrar OF
= al sfsee Stockton. Cal: Frank
1870 recsiver public moneys,
= 'sssnesnce, Cab: Stafford Aus-
= isxssrar land Office. Iudepen-
- +8As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
HUMANE SOCIETY
Regular Monthly Meeting VIII Be
Held Tonight

The regular monthiy restlnE 81 ths
Seattle Human. soristy will b. hsld 20.
niEat In the parlDrs % the Rainier.
Grand. Besides the regular Foufins bus
mess the society viii probably tnk=
scsaa Artion concerning the city pound
question For s0me time past many
members have been tryinx 20 have ina
sacirty TAXI bold - the pound aud on
crate Y for tha city.
Satisfactory progress In the rehsar.
sails for the rantatA "Qusen Rsthsrs'
Il being made and everything points 70
successful entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07

Route your freight for Port or.
chard points via skagit Chief, Col.
man dgrE -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
SEATTLE
WINS OUT
r,,wos Portland in One OF the
aIouest Cooking Mains

s..r msy b some Eau'e that tort
- nav against seattle and Nin'
~ s.a,t coek nxhting, some puritan.
- s.r.sns say eock nshting IN an cut
~ Fssslence u siecadcnce and u soeh
saN .'.,s ~ ease the orvgon metropolis
=. sxnected 60 stand pre-emlnept
-. - aseer beings ca the coast. Hot
81 ,.sY septpttc Of Seattle sports
:. ,ssurnsa frem the b'g town on The
~ r.ssss YESTERDAY evening are ready
49, lar thls statement
en- Il the Ilvlisst
~,,,r pilgrimage vas made for the
x sttendlnE enc OF the iivcllcst
nslns held IN the rsaci1c North
= rs,,snt years, the competing birds
-. s~asa ~ william Helond, better
- ~FIiiy tae Mug" ~ this city.
s.,.Asn 4 narr. leading chicken fam
4 psrtland. The sTAlr was pulled
= s.laraay nlght and resaited IN an
-..xnsiztnx victory for heiends fsath-
- sss.llafsrs whe won 7 cut " A. In
snattle main. Considerable money
= srsasfsFrcd from the cofers q the
s'ssrd sports % tho wallets " the So
- visitors. Then to while away the
- unsii train time Sunday morning
= Mrk axhss we're pulled % between
sesfs Alrsis aud local cocks Victory
= serrhed On rhs Mugs" banner.
easts wianlnk eveyy battle.
His SAIL Shewed
wksuy Greea. formerly % Sacramsn.
= nes Of Tits city. fancicr whose
= 1 Known from one ocean TO the
Z, among sporting men. hcvled aud
- Esicnds birds, and ~ his skin
.srasted 30 20 snail degree 60 Re
- sksory. The other members %
!. ss.ttis party we're Belond himself.
IT Rehh. Mike Burns. Peter Riordan
= fuo amateurs who went inccg.
n nala WaS hald in private cock
4 > shs Basement - Condon't hotel.
!, erasd CsntFai. and was witnessed
"a srvwd % several hundred sporting
-. inefsdlnx several from Tacoma aud
sns from as far south as san Fran
ssn Among the spectators az the pit
d. sas also a sprinkling % Portland
nsznss and professional men.
- k1 unsnitiatcd Of tho Seattle
wws we're dumhfounded at the pub
IN q the AFFAIR.
Psrtiand q Hummrr
-xs tAouxht IRE had widc-opsn town
hr~ sd one % them last night. "But
" atan't Portland amt 40 fast IN
xns ssys as seattle. and woaldnt live
Ass far dollar an hour ard expense
ns~y. haf In snne ways she Is a hum.
~ They pali 81 cock nghts down
=. n Tn heart Of the city. and Il
81 wsnted % they could hght In thu
e~G
-fnFse q four policemen In fun unit.
n ssze IN and watched che frhts last
sx,E I theaxht we were all pinched
= ~ f0rtiaad sports never turned q
aazf It's riEat town for the gang
X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07


ssnlcASO. April Raymond s.
: So says MS wife has spent
80 g. aiken underwear and
80 me hngerie In the four years
80. 80 married life. He makes this
... .s.nsnt n answer 70 charges Oi
.-siY and lack OF support brought
So aiHa b. Mrs. Matilda q. Ben
= - 9 4 suit for divorce. Her pas
- =. y underwear. be declares, al.
- "a ruined him financially.
- - senhGu says she charges OF
a. azSncs are false.
49, M. April Count Joseph
s.sez xho lost sf80 900 gambling
= JOCKEY Club ii weeks ago. has
a. - IzfortunSte again. He waa
M boarS on bic property
L<h,5rrg when his brother-in-
:. -. rfinee Matthias RadzlwiIl. uslng
oAiYe ballet. accidentally fired
=. a't nc count Just below the hip
so1nt Eaa seriously wounded
- 80 Being knocked into SDlintefs
~. ssssfea all the surrounding
:. Nas Impossible to get proper
s - Tor him az Nlegwlfscb. On
y - warsaw 80 he was taken
$50. where the medical faculty
49, s,-'. !. 2 saving him lie could not
a-x y Jenna because the gam
ssx,s.aneir was being judiclaiiy in
ssss.ssAse'i. and he would have been
's1a u he survived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-07
BY J. T. WILSON
AUCTION SALE
Household Furniture, Etc.

I am Instructed 10 sell at Public
Auction on Tuesday next, April 8,
a. go Pike street. all of the Furni-
ture Of two nicely furnished flats,
removed 10 my auction room for con-
yenlcnoa of sale, comprising In part,
Large PRrior Organ. Upholstered
Pnrior Ret, Cobbler Seat and other
Rockers, Couches. Folding Beds,
Clocks, Sewing Machines. 2 Steel
Ranges, 4 Cook Stoves. Bedroom
Sets, Iron Beds, Dresserr, BEDDING.
etc, Tables, Dining Chairs. Gasoline
Ranges. Dishes and Glassware, Tub
and WrinEer, etc.
= .ss,s aau A..Sl..m..
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
THE BILTMORE ESTATE
How GEORGE w. VANDERBILT ACQUIRED
AND IMPROVED HIS PROPERTY IN
NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS.

About dozen years ago, among the visitors
to Asheville seeking health and pleasure, was a
young man of slight stature weighing some
thing like one hundred and twenty-five pounds.
He was rather after the Italian type" modest
and unassuming in demeanor, and almost con-
stantIy to be found with book, magazine or
newspaper So quiet and unpretentious was he
that no one who did not know him would nave
suspected for a moment that he was several
times a millionaire, but a glance at the regis
ter of the hotel where ne staying showed
that he was George ". Vanderbilt From the
piazzas of the hotel he spread before him
a panorama almost unsurpassed, ana the poSSl-
bilities of what art and nature brought INTO
tuxtapositon might effect had its inspiration
I'm his mind and with the purchase of nine acres
the Biltmore estate had its beginning. These
nine acres, on which the mansion stands, are
between the French Broad and Swannanoa riv-
ers overlooking the former and within less than
two miles of the latter. To them was added
farm after farm, tract after tract, and section
after section until they aggregated more than
one hundred thousand acres lying in Buncombe
Pennsylvania and Haywood counties, costing
over },000000 The mansion, the cost of which
is said to be 81 100000 was called by Mr.. Van
derbilt Biltmore House, a combination of his
mothers maiden name, More, and the list syl-
liable Of his own.
Mr.. Vanderbt's Biltmore has often been Dc
scribed by enthusiasts the finest private es-
tate in the world, and perhaps there Is nothing
in the United States to compare with it in cost
or extent Ii is a single tract of field and forest
including Mount Pisgah, 5.7J7 feet high. with an
area of 147 900 acres. There is only one break
In the regularity of the boundary. \ lttl"
wedceshaped farm projects into 1t near the
chateau 1t is owned by negro, ignorant and
obstinate who has steadfastly refused to sell
his little place to Mr.. Vanderbilt, except at a
preposterous price.
George W. Vanderbilt bought the immense
tract of land he owns there in the open market
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

indirectly through other persons, paying for it
more than any one else would have paid; for
the hest of his farm land cost $3.50 an acre and
the rocky ranges not more than 80 cents
acre. The transactions were conducted entirely
through agents there at Asheville, and some of
them did not know for whom they acting.
When the negro referred to was approached he
asked advice of white man, who told him not
to sell, Mr.. Vanderbilt's agents paid no fur
ther attention to him. When preparations for
building the chateau began a sidetrack four
miles long laid from the regular track or
the Southern Railway for the transportation of
material 1t could have been shortened consid
eraby if the negro had permitted it to run
through his land. He demanded unreason-
able compensation which Mr.. Vanderbilt de-
clined to pay, and there have been further
negotiations
The boundary fence of Biltmore is more than
800 miles long. The farm consists of 5000 acres
Of cleared land. The remainder of the estate is
forest, including a range of mountains fish
and game preserve and some of the most pictu-
rescue and beautiful scenery east of Colorado
Twenty four hundred acres of the farm un-
der cultivation The rest is park, pasture or
land lying fallow, resting until It's turn comes
to be torn up by the plough No field on the
estate is planted for crops two years in success
sion.
In the park are thirty-eight miles of macad
amized pleasure drives. There seventy-five
miles of artificial wagon road on the estate and
two hundred and siXty-five miles of trails in
the forests along the trout streams and over
the mountains. These trails fifteen feet
wide and clear of underbrush. There also
many miles of shooting paths" cut at angles
right and left from the roads and trails. When
deer driven by the dogs they must cross
these paths, which gives the hunter clear
range and a fair shot, instead Of compelling
him to dodge between the intervening trees
The forest Is dense that deer lie unseen
only Il few feet away. They are numerous and
breed rapidly. The trees are fun of grouse and
wild turkey and the streams abound in trout
and bass a few years ago two fishermen
caught 1,G50 speckled trout in two days and
boasted Of the slaughter Mr. Vanderbilt was
so indignant that he has since allowed no one
TO grant fishing permits except himself. and
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
A REMARKABLE RECORD.

Chamberlain S Cough Remedy has a remarkable record. 1t has been in use for over thirty years, during which time many million bottles have been sold and used. It has long been the standard and main reliance in the treatment of croup in thousands of homes, yet Guring all this time no case has ever been reported to the manu- facturers in which it failed to effect a cure. When given as soon as the child becomes hOarse or even as soon as the croupy cough appears, it will prevent the attack. It is pleasant to take, many children like it. It con- tains no opium or other harmful sub stance and may be given as confidently to baby as to an adult. For sale by Elvey &, HuIett. druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

Give us a trial when you want to pay cash for your groceries. We can save you money, as we sell so much cheaper than any other store in town. We are at a very small expense. and this en- ables US to sell at a very low price and still make a nice profit.
 We also give you a large life-size picture with every one of our tickets you trade out.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

drod when inte. viewed said ne thought lakes conduct in Prescott was simply scandalcus. He had destroyed his chances for congress early in the cam paigl by circulating derogatory misin- f-Itnatica. and no" to try to ruin his character and business was more than one could stand, even from his ac- EnCwlc1ged foe. lie declares that he wouldn't vote for him f0- supervisor only that he is a democrat and has to.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
ALL Women Are Usually Interested in Choice China ~ @ @ @ @ 1

Just now our windows are filled with two choice lines. The west show win dow contains line of celebrated Mes sina" English Flow Blue Dishes. sold by the piece or set; 101 pieces only Sl95O-a price hitherto unknown here.
 In the middle window We have series which has been produced from FngIavey. after etchings and painting at the famous pottery of Josiah Wedge wood X Sons. in Staffordshire. England, of subject connected with American history. The decoration is undersigned therefore indelible. The plates are B cents each, only cents more than the published price in New York or Boston.
 Call and see our line of fall goods, arriving almost daily.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
Real Estate Insurance Loan and Mining Brokers

STRANGERS IN THE CITY will find
 listed in our RENTING DEPART- MENT every desirable furnished and unfurnished house for rent in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
The Oldest Inhabitant

Will tell you. proper care of his eyes in youth and middle-age gives him in old age good, strong, clear visiCl.
 And yet he had nothing better than the tallow dip by which to read through out the most of his life.
 The secret fs-risht glass, property adjusted, timely aid.
 We can protect your eyes and save them for advancing years.
 Consultat tion free.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
News ef V
 the Town zee
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

Maximum temperature. 97; minimum temperature, 69 Average relative humidity, 34 per cent. Total precipitation, o. Character of the day-Clear.
 WAi. C. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
DON'T FAIL To Get a Ticket

lbs. Nice Prunes ..................25c lbs. Dried Apples ..................25 lbs. Arbuckle's Coffee ..............25c 1 can Condensed Milk .10c 2 cans Nice Salmon ..................25c 6 bars BoTaX Soap ...................25 .25c 1 can Large Mustard Sardines. ..... .10c 1 can American Sardines ............ SC can Nice Sugar Corn .1Oc Try our Chase G Sanborn's Coffee,
 best in town ......................3 .35c
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

ALL KINDS
 OF CITY AND RANCH PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

wish to announce that I have re- turned from my vacation and am ready for all business in the line of
 Real Estate, Loans and Investment I make a speciality of Mining Stocks, but can offer some of the best Real Estate bargains to be had in the valley
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

Forecast for today--Fair
 Data for A hours ending D. m. yes terday:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-29
Treie Yrtie tiir stras.
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Mittmpd1 Sem 20. Sanmar 1902.

Entered at the Post Office at San Anto-
[ MO, Texas, as second class matter.
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8eenabtgter r u
b t. 8ouberneur Saboge BON Gee
bra8ta bat bieier Sage ben frii6eren
Staatsf4ebmeiiter Soiepb 8artIeb, Der
Dor fiinf Subren gu 20 Sabren 3u6ts
haus b~erurtbetlt poroen mar, tpetl Ell
Stdatsgefber tn !906e BON $4,000
unterf9lagen bate, bebingung8los be-
gnabist. Die 8egnooigung trut ipfort
In Graft uab 9ortleD tpurbe aus benz
gefdngnib tn 2incpln entlafen.
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in iehon off bic GrtrGoe Der ppr

& lin iebo9 ouf bic Grtrdge Der BON
bs,- su~ftGnbisen 8eb1r6en fir Berlin
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mtgten Sammlunqen unb auf bic
reber1dufe G. zen @innoAmen bet
i'm SntereTe bes 8ereins g Ttalteten
apn5erte an~eetpieien. @S 5abl Der
BON Dem 0srein ~laufen. unterituBten
Gtinoen belduft ii@ bur4i4nittli4 auf
$50 8er{oner.
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0as 8pItbepartelneut in @oi

Vas POtt0eparte1neuf m Walbz
ington madst folgenoe neue 8eitintz
mung betreffS bea S~trafpDrtos be-
FAINT; Sir 8o%lttarten aus Dem Iusz
lanbe, Die gdn5lib uniranfirt iino,
1T fiinTtia bel Der Gblieferung 0as
bDppelte Borto, allu pier Gems, 81
be5ablen; fir 8Oitfarten aus benz
Iu&lanoe, nelde u15ureiheno frana
firt Itnb, lit Der opppelte 8etrag oes
nod feblenoen 8ortps gu be5ablen.
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sd muegeIpaaren iinb I'm
Sabre 1900 nt4t tDsniger ols $4,000
pfHnb in 0euti@lan0 BON ben Gren5s
beb1rben 6efGtcgnobmt tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-29

SIN Qltenbeim gu philadelphia
itarb Srau Stub GarneD i'm Nlter
BON 108 Sabreu, Sic gait al8 Die
dlteite Srau in Bennipluania. Sic
mar aus England gebiirtig, oers
bradte aber ben gr0Bten Gbeil ibreS
laugen 2ebens in Nmerifa.
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,Sorp : syormafin" (@imer &
stmeno), lit alS autiieptilbe8 3abn=
ltnb Wtunbpaiier unilbertroffen. 6.
s. SAmibt, 6DuItpn, Ser, Neent.