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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
TO
The MAST.
Capt. Of Water Logged schoon-
er Saved After Suffering
Great Hardships.
WITHOUT FOOD OR WATER
Vessel Sprung Leak, and to
Prevent Her Turning Turtle
Masts Were Cut Away.
WITHOUT FOOD OR WATER
Vessel Sprung a Leak, and to
- - - 5+t,,
(By Associated PreEa) )

By Assodatsd PreEa)
Z NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-After being LASH
ed to the stump Of mast for forty
eight hours and without fresh water for
three days. Captain Gabrielsen and nine
OF the crew OF the whterlogged schooner
John W. Linnell. have reached this port
aboard the italian ship Gabrielle D'Ali.
Notwithstanding the shipwrecked ma
riners are not suffering from any sert-
GUS Ill effects.
The Llnne1l left Fernandina on octo-
ber 18th and on the Ath plunged into .
terrific gale. Owing to the heavy sea
running, Captain Gabrielsen raised his
light sails. The next day the wind blew
a hurricane and it was found the schoon-
er was leaking.
The wrecking pumps were started, but
proved OF no avail. and In short time
there was six feet Of water in the hold.
The big seas had smashed the small boats
and ruined the tanks holding the fresh
water. The sailors plight was made more
desperate by the fear the vessel would
turn turtle. To prevent this. the masts
were cut away and the crew lashed them
selves to one OF the stumps. The YES
Sc. was awash with the exception OF the
top of the atterdeck house. and the sail
ors suffered terribly from lack OF food
and water. The waves broke over them
continuously.
On the o6th tho schooner was deeper IN
the water and the gale continued With
Cndiminished velocity.
On the afternoon OF the 9th Captain
Gabrlesen attracted the attention Of the
lockout OF the Gabrielle D'Ali and after
a hazardous trip the Ltnnells men were
transferred from the sinking hull to the
D'Ali.
The vessel was abandoned In latitude
so:16; longitude, 1921. by dead reckoning
and later was reported BY the schoonea
Advent, which arrived at Vineyard Ha.
ven, November I'd. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
ACCUSED SENATOR
DENIES THE CHARGE
CIV Associated Press

JEFFERSON CITY. MO-. Nov. 5.-Ex-
Lieutenant Governor Lee resumed the
stand to- day in the trial Of State Senator
Frank Farris., charged with boodling and
told OF receiving a, s1,ooo.check from
Havemyer. the sugar magnate. in 1902
After excusing Mr.. Lee and hearing
minor witnesses, the State closed its
side .of the case and Senator Farris took
the stand In his; own defense. He posi-
lively denied Mr., Lees statement OF yes
terday. that he Gee) had given Farris
81, 900 for himself and the other members
Of the Criminal Jurisdiction Committee
to influence their votes on the anti-alum
bill.
Senator Farris also denied that he had
ever met D. j. Kelley or that Kelley had
shown him q telegram from Kelley re-
gardtng the alum bill.
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Virginia.

Judge Galloway Brown, ot. k>ed1ort
City, senator-elect from Bedford and
Rockbrdge county, died at his home yes
terdav: he had been deliriops for days,
and never knew of the honor he had re-
Congressman Slemp connrms
the report that young Wentz had peen
kidnapped and a ransom OF one s .hunpaIed5s g.
turns show increased majortties tor pern-
aT Triai5 81 ss Jaseph Grinlth Tor taking bundle
of ballots at arlottesville Is postpored
---A gailor Of the navy tells a str nge TIE
OF being shang hained !. Reld ass Asuesestet
-Divorcs grantedgto fa.is; Ca!!les Eliiott
TO be used as law library-.--B. -. Patfef-
son an Htnvolnntary bankrupt at Chase
City-Eharles Talley dlsciseyged, from
charge ,sof trespass In Spotsylvana--,A,
contractor killed by a train at Stapletonss.
near Lynchburk Buchanan county gives
Democratic candidate a good majority
I Low Moor iron mines close down
Diphtheria closes public schools in s. Gov- y
over discusses mission work-Hanover
farmers to meet and cons der question OF
raisipk obacto-James Daley falls from
roof OF postonice, In. Alexand!iN-Sle le
bill be again introduced. by It's patron
in the senateA negro GIRL Kills . ts.s bel ,se,f en
OF Port mouth, scores. the social club law.
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.BRAU.ER MAY
MAKE FIGHT
Has Not Yet Reached a Decision
as to the Course to be
Pursued by Him.
LAWYERS WATCH BALLOTS
City Attorney Henry r. Pollard
to Assist in His Case-Sheriff
Solomon Led Ticket.

From the aspect OF things OF this time.
1t appears more than likely that Brauer.
the defeated candidate in Henrico. will
carry to the courts tho desperate fight he
has made for the treasurership Of the
county.
When the Board OF Canvassers mot at
the Courthouse yesterday, to receive the
returns and make an official count, Mr..
Brauer, Major Sands and City Attorney
Pollard, who has just appeared In the
matter, were all present They inspected
the ballots carefully and took notes Of
certain minor Irregularities on the face
OF the returns. These Irregularities con-
sisted mainly in failure on the part Of
the Judges to seal the ballots properly.
In the case OF one, preclnct--Shumakers- 81
the attorneys thought the mistake too
slight to be noticed lin the case OF three
others, however-Barton Heights, Bakers
and Bruin's-there seemed a violation Of
the law. ..s
sealed the ballots at these three precincts
left a8possibtltty Of tampering with them
by outsiders, which the law attempts to
preclude.
CONTEST EXPECTED.
In view ot. the presence OF Mr.. Brauer
and his attorney tits generally believed
that contest will ensue:. II made 1t will be
brought on the ground Sof irregularities
on the face OF the returns and OF viola
ton Of the Barksdale law Mr.. Brauer
is thoroughly dissatisfied and declares
that he has been treated unjustly from
start to finish. He said yesterday that
he could not tell yet about making a
contest. Mr. Pollard said sAe same thing,
I'VE have und dviuement the mat
ter OF making q contest. ~ said thas City
Attorney last night we shall not be
able to tell before Saturday, however,
| what we shall do.' .a,.al,i
Mr. Pollard takes the place OF Major
Sands. who has withdrawn from the
case.
The Board OF Canvassers went over
the returns thoroughly and adjourned to
meet again Saturday in order to get sew
eral Of the Judges to comp with certain
technicalittes they overlooked. The vote
for treasurer was officially announced as
follows: t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
POLICIES ON
HIS LIFE CANCELLED
fRv ssocIated Press.l

h ST. LOUIS, MO-, Nov. 5.--In the United
States Circuit Court to-day the Mutual
Life Insurance Company. OF New York.
filed an application for the cancellation
Of two life insurance policies, aggregat-
ing $3.50. 900, carried by the company upon
the life OF James L. Blair.
The company charges that the policies
were secured through fraudulent repre-
sentatons. Thetpetitlon further charges
that Blair attempted to take his own life
on October 18th, and October 31st. and
detraud the company OF the amount OF
the policies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
KILLED BOY WHO
LAUGHED AT HIM
Brutal Murder Committed by a
i Negro at Dante, il, North
Carolina.
ecIalto The MINES. Dispatch,

& DUNN, N. c., Nov, n.-A young man
at Duke. by tho name of Avery. was
murdered there yesterday evening by
"a negro employe of the factory force,
The young man is yet alive. but there
ia no chance of his recovery. The negro
was Kicked by a mule, and because
the white boy laughed and made lisht
OF his ability to manage tho mule the
negro are,alated by using q piece OF
heavy timber on the head OF the hoy.
The negro, II apprehended, It Is more
than probable that doctrine OF execution
before the "due process OF law" theory
viii he Invoked. The white employees
ana citizens OF the community are deeply
.ineensed, and some OF tho negroes are
indignant. XXX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC. /
Richmond.

More punishment mcted out to Molly,
White: search for the yelled woman st u
progressing Many going 70 the Pete 8.
burg reunion to-day-A chor. ster and
his organist narry---List OF the players
in to-morrow's golf tournam n.---.Cpin-
ions handed down by the United Sta.es
Circuit Court of Appeals-TBaptistsr RAISE
a hundred thousand for nj fssions s--Len-
trail Presbyterian takes un the race PROD
len-Journal OF Commerce issued here
-Number OF rural FREQ delivery routes
in Virginia increasing very raridiy--.
Harry Tucker and the gubernatorial race:
IL he is In It Attorney-G General Anderson
will not run Meeting OF the Ero! ner.
hood OF st. Andfew-The official vote nf
Richmond and Henrico-Police are n
speoted-llew candidate FOR Superinten-
dent Of Pubic Printins~sesfsion q HeS eie
rico matter almost sure to & 60 @. 70 9, ne ne
coming Legislature5-lnmportant !, meeting r,e
Bates TO deliver the Thomas Lectures at
Richmond ollege-Work t.. be done = n
the Trigg shipy ard--Barton Heights elti-
zens hold a meeting-Foot-ball games
tc,-morrow MAECIIESTEsR--, - Stre.t
Committee sustains the City En- s1neer-
Extension OF street car line---ve e erans
OF Joseph E. Johnston Camp com petes ar
arrangements to attend the Crater reunion aot,
Niles sVerna G.. Bass thought to have
gone into the thea trical world-An-
nol,ncenlent OF the wedding of Mr.. George
Davidson and Miss Florence Brand s.
Negro under arrest said TO be the man
wanted for criminal assault---A tea ana
concert-The sick recovering.
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TRIAL OF CADETssF0R
'HAZlNG lis ENDED
(BylAssoclated Press,D

(By yAssoclated Presso
ANNAPOLIS, ND, Nov, 5.--The court
martial Of FIRST Glass Mldshipnen JOHN
Fl. H. Lofland, OF oskaloosa, Iowa; Joseph
b. Little Of Springfield Ohio, aud u! Earl
". Chaffee, Of Rhinelana, Wis. who arc
charged with haylngf 'hRzetl Eourtls
ciassmen W. w. Lawrence, OF Colorado
and Churchill Humphreys, Of Kentucky.
closed to-day. t,vidence introduced tor.
day was ia the eject that tho stusllseas are, y.
guilty. A decision Isl not expeoted until
next week. In the meantime the alleged
culprits aro confined aboard the prison
ship Santee. sfs
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WOMAN KILLED BY
FALL OF A PISTOL.
A Richmond Plumber the Owner
Of the Weapon Which
Was Discharged,
Especial to The Times Dlspatoh.3,

4. Especial to The Times Dispatch.),
WILMINGTON. N, c., Nov, 5.-Mary
Cartwright, a middle aged white woman,
was mortally wounded last night by the
accidental discharge of a revolver. which
fell from the pocket of Alphonso Wat
kins, who was In the woman's room
The ball struck her In the forehead and
passed through to the center of the
head. Tho mysetry Is that tho woman
was not killed instantly, She fingers
at tho hospital but there Is no chance
for her recovery.
Watkins came here from Richmond.
Va, and is a plumber by trade. He save
himself up to the police, but was adj
mitted to ball to-day.
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tterments and new material were e1ces-
sivs and that the company might we'll
have declared dividend had It been 80
desired He was questioning Nixon
about the trip OF exc minattof, made by
the Bsthlehem and Carnegie ofiicials to
determine means of improving the Beth
'lehem plant, when tho hearing closed for
the day.
The redirect examination IT Mr. Nix.
on will be resumed Tomorrow afternoon
and Charles NJ. schwRb may bc placed
on the stand later In the .dav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
LOTTERY BILL is
LIKELY IN CUBA
nv Associated Praxs.

(By Associated Press.)
E HAVANA, Nov. 5.-The Senate to-day
took up the national lottery bill and
pased the first article. It Is believed
that the bill will pass both houses Of
Congress-, but the maJorities In Its favor.
will not be sufficient to override the
certain veto OF President Palma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Popular Demand.

The dispatch received from the Execu-
tive Board Of the new government. an
nouncing the establishments Of the pro.
Evisonal government Of the Republic OF
Panama. stated that Its action was IN
response to popular and spontaneous
demand ON tho part of the 1sthmian
people: land that the board was assured
Of the necessary military strength to
carry out Its determination.
II was lrst intended to send reply
n the three consuls. but after the con-
ference tonight 1t was decided that no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06

REPUBLIC
]. oRRANAMA. /
.Washingt gtonl 6 Government J
LikeF'lySiDlt' II k',F'l j 'ilt' DC. Do This.
.BLl lJE u a ETSFORM
STRON b ARRlGADE.
Marines From United States
Ship Nashville Preserve
Order il Colon.
STRINGENT ORDERS 81 E
HAVE \. BEEN GIVEN
Bloodshed to be Prevented at
Any Cost is Word Passed to,
4 Command ersof United States
Ships dYocates Panama
Canal Say s. Change In
sures the Project.
STRINGENT ORDERS
HAVE BEEN GIVEN
tBy Associated Press

& . t.
WASHINGTON, s., g.. November o.:
The Associated: Prose- is Informed that the
President viii probably make a statement
tomorrow regarding the provisional gov;
.ernment OF the Republic OF Panama, Of
the establlsh1nent6of which the govern
mont was officially in formed to-day. In
view OF the latest advices from Colon
to the effect that the Junta has sue.
ceeded In gaining control OF the situatio,
1t is currently expected that this govern
ment will recognise the newly established
government, but 1T was impossible to,
seure official information on this point.
The decision to make an announcement
Tomorrow was reached after a confer
once at the White House tonight sof the
President. Secretary Hay, Secretary
Moody Assistant Secretary Loomis, Rear
Admiral John G. Walker, retired. and
sRear-Admira1 Henry C. Taylor, chief of
the Bureau Of NaviEat ton.
Firm Hand. Il.
The ;Associa ted tPSsss is enabled TO. state
that this government will conduct a1-
fairs with arm hsndf Int hes eseXecution OF
the treaty 5ofi1845.; orders have been sent
to the various naval commanders In the
Caribbean that the Isthmus is to be
polced, the transit kept open, and also
that bloodshed must be prevented at any
cost. This is further than the United
States ever has gone heretofore, and In
the opinion of officials here indicates that
the estab blishment of the now government
at Panama, II it proves stable and or
derly, will have the good wishes OF the
United States and our ultimate recogni-
tion and cooperation in conducting an
orderly and permanent government on the
.Isthmus Advocates Of the construction
of the Panama Canal say that this as
sures the. execution Of that plo)ect.
II was learned tonight that the Pratr.e
viii sail from League Island next week
with 800 marines for Guantanamo. and
that In case the situation continues serieu:
on the Isthmus the Prairie VIII proceed
thence to Colon and land additional ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
COMPANY SOLVENT,
BUT FEARED RUN
lRy Assoplated Press.l

PUEBLO, COL, Nov. b,--The Pueblo
Title ana Trust Company did not open
to- day, the managers being in fear OF a
run, p. If. shrone, OF Colorado Springs,
to whom an assignment was made, stated
to-day that the Title and Trust Com
pany Is perfectly solvent and can pay
ali demands within thirty days. The
banks deposits are about $2so,0o0, includ-'
ing the accounts OF large number OF
working men. The assets are said to ba
about 3&5o,0o0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
sAILB0AT UPSET
OCCUPANT RESCUED

Especial to The es-DispatchJ.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. NOV. "a
man named Reynolds had q very narrow
escape fom drowning In Hampton Roads.
A sail boat In which he was sailing cap
sized. A passing steamer picked him
up. He was unconscious when rescued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
North Carolina.

North Carolina Republicans anpeals TO
the pres dent to renounce his candidacy
County superintendsnts lof sohoo s 70 o
aitb@Negros al Duke kills at white boy
Who Who laughed at him-The Holiness AS
sociation meets at Dunn-A woman mur-
dered near Ksheville apd placed on ~ me ls
a. verdict Of one housand-Statesvi
reduces police force since abofishins the
saloons, i}s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Richtnonder Elopes.

Blown chief engineer OF the Algonqpln
Hotel, Dayton, a. tells Of The nlarrla &c
ot his Daughter to Mr. james ~. Floodl Q.
formerly OF Rich ond. lhs letter stateA
that It was a runaway matcn. ,,sy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
SUMMARY oF DAYS NEWS.
The Weather.

Il 4 N Z + & .
wAsHINGToNtf q Nov. s5.--Forecast for
Tridayand Saturday:
Virginia Colder and clearing Friday.
Saturday fair. with rising temperature:
brisk north to northwest winds.
North thcarolina-sllowers and cooler FRI
day SATURDAY. fair; fresh northwest
winds.
According to the proBnosti ticators tnc
high temperature OF the past rev, rev Guys
will give place to g. somewhat emily wa Q
to.day but that Tomorrow the mercury
will begin to rise again.
State OF THE THERMOMETER:
"A. NJ J. !. ~ 91 23
AZ M. :. ~
3 Pm, ~
r. NJ. .......'. o.
ppm. ...:.t' - -
u midnight %
Average r.. % 5-6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06

One OF the most remarkable facts In
connection with the vote Is that Snroe-
nerk received sOe votes. Saunders, the
supervisor from Brookland. who failed
to nut his nnme on the ticket, was elected,
recelytng AO6 votes His chief opponent,
Floyd, received hfty-nine. The straight
ticket was elected except In one Instance.
In yarIna District Taylor. an independ-
ent candidate for Justice Of the peace.
is tied with Woodson pemocraI lot the
same Office Each received l4s Yo'es'
They They will draw tor the office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
STATE OF THE THERMOMETERS

Highest tempera t,lre yesterd ay. .........75 rs
T nweAt ten1 ne ratre yesterd d9
Mean temperature yesterday. - .......6 62
Normal temperature for November....t.3 :
Departure from nornnl tempcrntu ture. uI
PrecipitatiDr1 during past "a hours go. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Todd. Brauer. Shaw.

The ticket was led by Sheriff Solomon.
who received 2.6le votes The totals TOT:
thc- other officers were as follows:
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-23
,,Bpro . Ssprmalin", (0imer &

USUtb ; TptilaIM (Nlhiet q
Ameno), balt, tpent es Wpreens
ais 8abn= uno Wunb : @afer eez
braudt miro, 8dbne unb Muno
tpdbreno oes eansen cages rein.
6. S. S6miot, 5Uufton. 3era8,
&qent.
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Aes .@iftfpnias" Gnne.

9arrp 8eno, Der foeenannte @ifttDs
mig, lit biefer Sage in &anfas gitp,
Mo., gelforben. Ser peithin befannte
Mann i9ten gesen ftarte DOZEN bon
Strb9nin, 8eaabonna unb anberer
i~tarter @ifte polftdnbig sefeit gu iein.
Seine tpunberbare @abe fam ppr feds
Sabren in Ri4monb, Snb., ans 2i3t,
inbem er bort Elm nit Strn9nin ge>
trGnttes 8tstuit, pel6es man segen
bte Rattsn in einen 3euer selest bate,
pbne ireenb pel9en @9aben peraebrte.
Spdter CAB er bann Dffentli9e @orftel.
lutaen I'm Giftf9luden uno lieB 1i9
aud Ndsel in ben S9abel treiben. fos
ipie Nabeln bur9 ben &Drper iteden,
obne ani9etnenb irsenb pel9e f9ltms
men, Solsen gu fpiiren. Den Qeraten,
tpel9e 8enos puls unb Semperatur
nad benz Giftperf9luden beoba9teten,
mar Der 9ifttDnig itets Elm Ndt6Iel.
8eno lit aber fdlteBli9 bod bas Spfer
feines eefdbrlihen 8erufs ~setpOrben,
benin iein Sob erfolste babur9, bab er
ii9 nit elmer S9ubma9er>@ ble in ben
S9dbel ite9en lteB unb baB biefe Ser
lebung bann cine @sbirnldhmung bers
betfiihrte
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I @rsDbt Guh pabreno Der
5eiertase an benz t0itliben 2llamtp
Bier, oas Spesialbrdu Der Gone
Gtar Srauerei, oas aus benz pDr=
sialihiten b6bmiihen Sopfen uno
Der beiten @erfte heraeiteqt lift.
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@eaen sllfobpl.Mtsbraudb.

Die ehemalise 9pfbame Der eriten
beutf4en aatferin bic @rdfin S9tms
melmann, bic cine eifriss Sbdtisteit in
Seemannstreifen entfaltet, bat lire
Dirtiamteit auf aiel aussebebnt, UNI
benz nnAeilpouen @influB bes Nltpbpls
auf bic MarinsansebOrigen entseeenaus
trsten unb bic 8eitrsbunsen Der Nbftis
nenten gu unteritiiben. Die @rdfin bat
elm 5aus in aiel semietbst, mo bic linz
teroffiaiers unb Msannfdaftsn toitsnlos
&affee unb Sbee bereiten, 2eftiire fins
ben unb 8ortrdse bDren tOnnen. Die
@nftalt bilbst cine @rsdnauns bes Sees
mannsbauies Der taiisrIi6en Morine.
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Stimm6anOpo(Dpela
Notwithstanding unh ibre gefahrs
Iaie 8eieitignng.

8erti@ritts Der 2arDaspIoaie-5ie Sranfbeit
&atiet gSiIbeItts II.-GtioIsreide 9eDano.
Mns-@sihidliateit Der saIsarste-lirSa.
d1en bet Grfranfums.
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SpIotaase tn alter nno nsaer Sett-1as
@eloietfea .gStese ans ealeaSe" Cts
,perb ttaer CRUDE gSertbtoie sfntbtiIs
t~deine-Setteme 1nnse.
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6 n t IN d 9.
SIM Sabre 1890 adblte StlabOma CO.,
000'Gintppbner, beute finb es 100000.
.Sm Sabre 1895 betrug bas @%ifenbabne
neB 159 Meilen, i'm Sabre 1902 Bet
nabe 1900. 3pei Sabre na9 Der Gre
bffnung tpar iteuerbares @ieentbum i'm
Mertbe BON 100000 porbanben, i'm
Sabre 1902 fir 100000 3elts
lager BADEN fid in GroBitdbte perfpan>
belt nit alien mobernen @inri6tungen.
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an ben beutf6en g 6uz
len gbiGes unterri6ten i'm @ons
5en 115 2sbrer, inter benen iid an ben
er6Bsren Nnitalten audi ebilsnen be-
fincea.
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Santa Claus bat bel 0ic
&engg reihlib abgelaoen. Der
gan5e gruBe 2aoen eleiht elmer Nuss
ftelluna BON Weihnadtsladen.
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Das Neueite, mas Der 8eib=
nahtsmartt bietet, lit, pie Die lanas
iabrige G~rfabruns lebrt. ltets gu
lnoen bel Ric 3enqa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-29

Scr CONNER 9tug 5ur GiIte Gcmc gladllpcGcu
nt0cteu ncb lcbotb III unieTem SI6rper rpt fiGlbOr
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ben Gam tB rddD nnben btn befDrberH Itub p1breuO
Der pi3e mer iebr iiberotbetct ipprocl bis auIcBt
Der 5tluc3 III Strnn,eu lief" Sic SGllpeib0bipuhe=
ruu9Sp0auc lu1ren ebGn 6er0rt 9elrbp0Cbt 00 e hen
bnrd bic oibe erbDbcn 9iutumullf nidt ben QcG6rt=
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