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Evening journal., 1903-05-02

First Presbyterian Church. Market
street above Ninth. the Rev. Charles S.
Stevens, pastor elect. Preaching at
1880 a. m. and 7.S0 p. m. Sunday school
at p. m. Y. T. S. C. r. at Gas p. m.
West Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Eighth and Washington streets, the
Rev. A. N. Keigwin, ID. d.. pastor. 1880
a. M. sermon by the pastor. p. m.
Sunday school Gas p. m.. Christian
Endeayor. 8 p. m, sermon by the
pastor.
Evening journal., 1903-05-02

Esion NJ. T.. Church. Ninth and
French streets. the Rev. p. O'Connell.
-. D., pastor. Holy communion at 1880
%. me- and preaching at 7.45 p. m. by
the pastor. Epworth League prayer
meeting al p. m. Sunday school at
2.30 p. M.
Evening journal., 1903-05-02

Services at Bethel A. NJ. e. Church.
Sixth and Walnut streets. a. m.
sunrise prayer meeting. 1880 preach
ing by pastor. 12 m. Sunday classes.
2.30 p. m. Sunday school. 4 p. m.
lyceum, special program. G.. p. m,
Christian Endeavor. 7.30 p. m. sur
plice service. preaching by the pastor.
All-day trustee spring rally. All
workers viii make their reports. the
Rev. NJ. W. Thornton. d. ID.
Evening journal., 1903-05-02

Harrison Street NJ. e. Church. Sew
enth and Harrison streets. the Rev. J.
W. Easley pastor. Preaching at 1890
p. IN. Holy communion and reception
Of members. 7.45 evening worship and
sermon. Subject: "The Worth of a
Christian Life" 2 p M. Sunday school,
p. m. Epworth League service.
Evening journal., 1903-05-02

Asbury NJ. f. Church. corner Third
and Walnut streets. the Rev. II. S. Du-
lany. pastor. . q. m, class meeting.
a. m. prayer meeting $50 a. M
Jr Epworth League. 1880 a. M.
communion service. , p. M.
Sunday school. 3.45 p. m.. Pentecostal
service. $50 p. m. spworth League.
720 p. m.. sermon. followed by revival
service.
Evening journal., 1903-05-02

Central Presbyterian Church. 1890
a. m- preaching by the pas
tor, the Rev. T. A. McCurdy, d. ID.
II m, Sunday school. 6.45 p. m. prayer
meeting OF the Y. =. S. c. u. Morning
subject: The Monuments Of the
Twelve Apostles" Evening: "The
Tower Of Babel"
Evening journal., 1903-05-02

St. Paul's NJ. r. Church. Seventh and
Market streets. the Rev. w. L. S. Muir
ray. pastor. 1890 a. m. the Lords
supper. 7.3O p. m. subject: Jehovah
Jiram." p. m. Sunday school. $50
p. m. Y. =. $. G. r.
Evening journal., 1903-05-02

Two-Etcry brick
corner DWELLING. with
Eide yard bay win
dow. hath, heater.
8 rooms.
Apply 20
HAWKINS a. CO.
~ Marke< s..
Evening journal., 1903-05-02

Old sWedes Church. screnih
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A SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Westminster City Mission Society RevIe
the Work of the Past Twelve Months

Westminster City Mission Society Reviews
the Work Of the Past Twelve Months.
The Women's Westminster City Mis-
sion society held its annual meeting yes
terday Afternoon in the parlors Of West
minister church. Autumn leaves and
flowers furnished an attractive decora-
ton on the platform. Mrs. s. p. Far
rington, the honorary president, gave
short talk in which she urged the society
to continue it's work in the same spirit
which has characterized it for nineteen
years. The president, Mrs. George A.
Miller, also empha sized the Importance Of
loyalty to the work as she outlined the
plans for the year. Mrs. G. J. Evans
read the report of the secretary and Mrs
W. l.. Wolford in the treasurer's report
stated that the receipts for the year. were
ST. 1929 and that the expenditures leave
a balance of $149.99.
It was decided to change the name Of
the society to that Of the Westminster
kindergarten and Industrial society, as
the organization hasYbeen confused with
the city mission under It's present title
The report OF the Industrial work at
Hope and Riverside was very interesting
and showed wonderful growth. Mrs.
Susan X. Morse, director at Riverside,
told of her 100 pupils in the kindergarten.
of the visits to the families of the dis
trict and of the assistance which had been
furnished by the relief committee in the
way Of clothing and deltcacies. Mrs
Elofse Shryock said that the work at Hope
chapel had been Increased In its new To-.
cation and that the enrolment Of 104
children in the kindergarten gave an aver
age attendance Of so. She has received
from the children s5s.7S. of which she has
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expended 5000, leaving a balance in the

expended 5000, leaving a balance in the
treasury Mrs. Shryock told number of
incidents which illustrated the good the
mission was accomplishing and which
showed that intemperance$ was the great
est vice in the district At the close of
her report Mrs. Miller invited Mrs Plum
and Mrs. Mary Woolley to the platform
that the three women who have had
charge Of the work at Hope might be
introduced to the society.
The report of the committee on mothers
meetings was reviewed by Mrs. G. T..
Thompson. Six programs were given in
each chapel 81 different afternoons and an
evening affair was arranged for the
fathers. Mrs. George Blymyer. who has
recently come to Minneapolis bride, and
who was supervisor of kindergartens in
Denver, Col, told of the value Of bringing
teacher and mother into closer relation
and of the need of introducing pleasure
and change into the lives of the hard
working parents The industrial work at
the two chapels was reported by Mrs.
Godfrey.
: Miss Irene Osgood Of the Associated
Charities described the plan Of the Man
haitian schools in New York, where girls
are taught industrial work, and also gave
several incidents which showed the value
Of such education. Rev. J. E. Bushnell
Rev w. 8. Ward and James Paige also
spoke briefly. The transaction Of bust
ness was followed by an informal recep-
ton and tea was served.
The former officers were reelected and
the list is as follows: Mrs. S. P Far
rington, honorary president; Mrs. George
H. Miller, active president; Mesdames E.
S. Williams, A. M. Clerihew, W o. Win
ston, James 8. Bell Mathew Peppard, vice
presidents; Mrs. D. Edmund Smith, secre-
rotary; Mrs. w. L. MILFORD, treasurer;
Mrs. F. J. R. Gordan, auditor.
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FOR EPISCOPAL MISSIONS
The Women OF the Diocese Plan Their
Work at the. Annual MeetIno

The Women OF the Diocese Plan Their
Work at the Annual Meeting.
About 400 delegates attended the annual
meeting of the womans auxiliary of the
diocese of Minnesota which was held yes
terday in st. 4Pauls church, st. Paul. Holy
communion was celebrated at 10 o'clock
by Bishop Edsall and Rev. John Wright
and Rev. John Henry Hopkins of Chicago
preached the sermon.
An informal reception was a pleasant
feature of the noon hour and the guests
were greeted by Mrs. Hector Baxter and
Mrs G.. Edsall Of Minneapolis, Mrs. j.
H. Hopkins Of Chicago, and Mrs. J. c..
Hill and Miss Sybil Carter of New York.
The visiting clergy were Rev. c. T. Blan-
chet, diocese of Albany; Rev. Mr.. McVett,
DEBORAH, Iowa; Rev. J. H. Hopkins, Chi
cago; Rev. T. Tate, Blue Earth, and Rev.
A. D. Haupt Minnea polls.
Luncheon was served by the women of
the ST. Paul parishes.
Business occupied the afternoon SEES
sion.S The report Of the treasurer showed
that nearly 900 had been raised in the
past year for home and foreign missions:
Mrs. Hopkins of Chicago, described the
birthday plan of giving which will doubt
less be adopted by the Minnesota branch
and which allows each member to make a
gift for missions on her birthday.
The officers wer chosen as follows:
President, Mrs. Hector Baxter, Minneap-
oils; sub presidents, Miss Sybil Carter
Of New York, Mrs. w. B. Folds of Mime
apolis, Mrs L. w. Bishop Of Albert Lea;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. F. Stew
ems, st. Paul; recording secretary, Mrs.
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Miss NJ. E. Andrews, Minneapolis; custo-
dian, Mrs. Denis Toilette, st. Paul; do
cesar custodian, Mrs. G. Mueller, Albert
Lea; secretary of junior auxiliary, Miss
Katherine Sleepy, st. Paul; corresponding
secretary of the Periodical club, Miss c..
tolds, Minneapolis; secretary of the ba-
pies branch, Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick, ST.
Paul.
The next annual meeting will be held in
Gethsemane church, Minneapolis. In the
evening a missionary program was given.
B1sh op Edsall and Rev. John Wright
spoke briefly and Mrs. Hopkins gave a
talk on The Relation of Church History
to Missions" Miss Sybil Carter told of
her work among the Indians in Minnesota
and with the Italian peasants. She has
just returned from Italy where she estab-
l1shed an industrial school where the peas
ant girls are taught lace making
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

FRIDAY .sa
Mothers Club Of Unity Settlement, at
N, 2 p. m.
Young Matrons' club, Mrs, Arthur Jones'
3033 Harriet avenue, 2:30 p. m.
Helping Hand w. G. T. u, Mrs. Con-
ner, $50 Fifteenth avenue NE, 8 p. M
Cassiopeia club, Mrs. Charles 6.
Bates, 1851 Portland avenue, 8 until S
o'clock.
Leotta Camp, No. g112, R. N. A., even
ing.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Of
Wesley church, Mrs. w. II. Lands. after
noon.
Mothers league, Mrs. Van Kirk, 3O4
W Twenty eighth street, 2:3O p m.
Ladies Aid society Of Salem English
Lutheran church., Mrs. Jacob Westby,
2505 w Twenty first street. 2:3O p. m.
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Personal and Social.

Louis B. Wagner has returned to the city
after three years absence In Chicago
Mrs. F. S. Anderson Of Rice Lake, Wis, is
visiting Mrs. P. G. Maxson Of 24O0 Humboldt
avenue S.
Dr.: and Mrs. G; E; Dutton, nee Burroughs;
are at home at 1923 Eleventh street s., and will
| receive after Oct. 49, ..,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lesher are home from
the west and will be with Mrs. l. H. Paris in
the Henneptn for few weeks
The Winner Glee club will give dance in
A. o. U. W. hail. Is Seventh street s, to-.
morrow evening. Potter's orchestra will play
Dr. and Mrs. N. F.: Gates of Boston are
2e15 Clinton avenue: Dr. Gates is surgeon OF
the United States ship Atlanta.
his eeW post Waiter Nsr Johnson has
remain with her father J. H. johnson, at zoos
SECOND avenue S, until next month, when she
Will Join her husband.
| folows st. Denis--D. X. Murphy, H. A. Muir
ply: Ns svals Metzgerr Mariborough-Mrs
Fisher Aetopw G. Bsn'amIn C.
F. H. Main. Normandie- B. II: sauntry, Still
water, Mimi -
Fowler NJ. E. Sunday school will hold a colo
MAJ ia1r tomorrow evening at the church. The
colonial states will ali be represented by appro.
PIRATE booths. and some very attractive and in
BOOTH 49,
Mrs. G. Artze of Buffalo, N. T., who has been
me guest OF Mrs Harry Flynn of lilo Knox
| IN Tacoma, WASH, where they will make their
home. N.~~A1S1A
The ladies Of the Lake Street NJ Z. church.
social and New England dinner Tomorrow eve.
! O'Clock. Co. -ion o.oo 70 .
Inc entertainment in the Thirteenth Avenue
NJ: p. church Tuesday evening under the ansnioas
| 2, tne EpWorth League was of an exceptionaiIv
nigh character. The program consisted % vocc1
AMen pastar solos %sd and readings Rev.
Hazel Kirk McKlasky. formerly Of Chica9o oa ra
several vocal selections. e BAYS
Miss Carnelia Williamson has returned from,
Isle Royala. u1neo from
Miss Florence Lott was pleasantly surprised
last las evening at the home Of her parents aseS
FllslDury avenue. when her friends petheroS ~
GonOs o. ia her eighteenth birthday anniversary
Refreshments refresh were served. Those present WERE
s Misses Alice stllman. Ethel Bartlett Florence
Turner Pearl Lauer, Messrs. Mural s HGHe
man. John Leitch, VIII Lenard Charles Timer
| Pulver. .'' anu ohauncey
Mnnehaha lodge. No. 200, Railway Carmen 81
AeFiea: Will I'LL give its first annual dance In
Thursday evening. 49,
Mrs =. H. Tucker is home from New York.
The s. S. Card club will meet tomorrow with
Mrs. J. K. SAVERS at the Hotel Summers. ~
| Mrs. L. HOLSTER has returned from California
where she spent the month u-''
| Miss May Gordon of San Jose Cal. who hos
6een visiting Minneapolis friends, has zone to
Mrs. s. Walters Of Castleton. N. n. !. in
the city for short ivist. - -
Miss Amanda Smith has returned to her home
l in Chicago. -''Aue
Miss May Gorham Of Riverside, ILL.,, is visiting
| In the city. = '44o--ls
Mrs. Sarah Farr has recovered from serions
faH. the result on an accident.
Il MRS r. H. Scoheld of La Crosse, Wis, Is vis-
1ting her sister, Mrs. r. R. Woodland Of Park
i avenue.
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the city as private instructor for seven
years has made her known to the students
of Languages. She has been a member
Of the faculty, of Graham hall since that
school was opened and is teaching at the
Northwestern conservatory also.
Frau Shepard will meet any woman in
terested in joining German classes to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock in the asso-
citation building, 81 South Seventh street.
Day classes will be arranged as well as
those for evening.
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CLUB MEETINGS.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary society OF
the home of Mrs. w. II. Lands Tomorrow after
noon. Mrs H.. G.. Harrison will speak of mis-
sionary work In India. Mrs. Louis Park and
Mrs: George Lang will give musical selections.
S The Queen Esther circle of Hennepin Avenue
NJ. E. church will have missionary rally Satur-
day afternoon In the church. =
The Needlework guild department of the Cas-.
siopeia club, will hold its annual display to-mor-
row from 3 to 5 clock at the home Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles G: Bates. 1851 Portland ave-
come.
rLeotta camp, No. 49, r. N of A., will hold
Its next regular meeting tomorrow evening. The
officers and degree staff will have drill at AS
p. m.
Tomorrow afternoon the Young Matron's club
Arthur Jones, 1888 Harriet avenue. .
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Authors Study Club,

The first regular meeting Of the Auth
or's Study club was held at the home of
Mrs. Barrows on Monday afternoon Va
cation experiences were related and letters
read from absent members Mrs J. A.
Brant, president, who has been spending
the summer in Colorado, will have the
pleasure of being guest at the Colorado
state federation. The club will study
Charles Dickens during the ensuing year.
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Whatsoever Bible Gas. RalIv

The Whatsoever Bible class OF Wesley
church has issued several hundred inyi-
tations for its eighth annual rally, which
will be held Sunday from 1915 until 1870
o'clock in Wesley church. ]. G. Purple
is president of the class, which is one Of
the active organizations Of the church.
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Y. w. c. A. German Glasses

Frau Shepard Of Graham Hall Will Be
III Instructor.
On account of many requests German
classes are to be added to the various
study classes of the Y. w. c.. A. this
year and Frau Bertha Koch Shepard has
been secured as instructor. Her work in
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| An October wedding will be that OF Miss
! Margaret Amelie Harrison and James Tew
Horner Of Cincinnati, Ohio, which will
| take place Wednesday evening, Oct.,7 at
! the home Of the bride on Oak Grove street.
Mr.. Horner will take his bride to Indian
apolis, Ind, after an eastern trip.
| Mrs, Emily. Plummer announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter Effie Stilwell,
| to Schuyler c. Irwin of Rensselaer, Ind
The wedding will take place early in Oc-
tober.
A reception in honor of Rev and Mrs.
M D. Hardin will be given tomorrow
evening in the parlors Of Andrew. Presby-
terrain church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin will
leave Monday for their new home in Char
lotte, N. c..
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. W. S. Hill en-
tertained small group Of friends very in
formally at cards at her home on Second
avenue S. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and family
and Mrs. G.. s.. secombe will go south to
spend the winter next week.
An informal reception was given last
evening in the First Congregational
church to mark the beginning of the fall
work. The parlors were decorated with
autumn foliage. The guests were received
by President and Mrs Northrop, Rev. and
Mrs. E. w. Shurtleff, Rev and Mrs AL
bert Tibbetts, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Arm
strong, Mr.. and Mrs, Franklin Lyons and
Mines. H. E. Cooper, William c. Ander-
son, J. B. Dyer and H. e. Coleman. A
musical program was a pleasant feature of
the evening and was followed by light
supper.
Rachel Fremstadt and Mr.. Petrie
will be married Saturday evening. Last
evening the young women at the Pillsbury
home gave a parcel shower for the bride.
It was an informal affair and games were
played and frappe and waters served.
A wedding of yesterday wa sthat of
Miss Clara Beatrix Lussier and DR..
Alexander Poirier Of Ogilvie, Mimn,
which took place in st. Stephens church.
Rev. Father Danehy read the service and
little Emile Bergeron the flower girl, was
the only attendant. The bride wore a blue
and white gown and a white hat. The
service was followed by a breakfast at the
home Of the brides parents, 1924 Aldrich
avenue S. Roses, carnations and chrys-
anthemums were the decorations. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Poirier
Of Gladstone, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs H.
Miller of st. Paul. Dr. and Mrs. Poirier
will be at home after Oct. Is in Ogilvie.
Miss Nellie Frances Condor and George
E. Cryderman were married yesterday.
They will be at home after Oct. Is at ILL
Harmon place. ~. .. s,.....,.-.- r.s e.
Miss Valberg and Charles Smith were
married Tuesday evening at the home Of
the bride. Only the immediate relatives
and friends were present. Palms and
ferns made the rooms beautiful. The
bride wore white silk null over taffeta
and carried bride roses. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Bagmar Erick-
son, and H. b. Hirth was best man. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith will be: at home after Oct.
Is at S15 East Twenty first street. ~
Miss Minnie Robinson and Irving C.
Fargo, both of Maple Plain, Mimi, were
married yesterday at the home Of the
officiating minister, Rev. Charles Thayer,
NJ
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Beats All lis Riual.

No salve, lotion, balm or oil can COM
pare with Bucklen's Arnica Salye for
healing. It kills pain. Cures or no pay. 25c.
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What Makes Ruby Lips?

The pure, rich blood, made by Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. They promote
beauty, give clear skin, rosy cheeks. 25c.
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Social Circles.
AN OCTOBER BRIDE
The Reconsideration Wedding Will
Take Place Early Next
Month.
The Engagement Announced Of Miss
Ef6e $. Plummer to Schuyler {
G. Irwin.

An October wedding will be that OF Miss
Margaret Amelie Harrison and James Tew
Horner Of Cincinnati, Ohio, which will
take place Wednesday evening, Oct, Z, at
the home Of the bride on Oak Grove street.
Mr.. Horner will take his bride to Indian
apolis, Ind, after an eastern trip.
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OeJ1lir,uc{e;,'

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Mrs. Emily Plummer announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Effie Stilwell,
to Schuyler c. Irwin of Rensselaer,, Ind.
The wedding will take place early in oc-
tober.
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A reception in honor Of Rev and Mrs.
M. D. Hardin will be given tomorrow
evening in the parlors of Andrew. Presby-
terrain church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin will
leave Monday for their new home in Char
lotte, N. c..
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Yesterday afternoon Mrs W. S. Hill en-
tertained a small group Of friends very in
formally at cards at her home on Second
avenue S. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and family
and Mrs. G. s. Secombe will go south to
spend the winter next week.
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Rachel Fremstadt and Mr. Petrie
will be married Saturday evening. Last
evening the young women at the Pillsbury
home gave a parcel shower for the bride.
It was an informal affair and games were
played and frappe and waters served.
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Miss Nellie Frances Condor and George
e. Cryderman were married yesterday.
They will be at home after Oct. Is at ILL
Harmon place. ~. st..,~. -
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Superfluous Hair
/ On Feoe, Mock and Arms is s.
A Foe to Beauty

You can instantly remove unnecessary growths
or unsightly blotches of hair by single applica-
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Miss Minnie Robinson and Irving G.
Fargo, both of Maple Plain, Mimi, were
married yesterday at the home of the
officiating minister, Rev. Charles Thayer,
1919 Twenty-second avenue N.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-21
Die S9maben weroen am Witt'
tuod mieoer eins Yrobe
abbalteu.

Die Mitslieoer Der orei ibwdbii4en
Sereine, tuel4s li6 on ben S9auifel=
lungen auf Der Girmes actib betbeili-
gen, bielten seitern gbeno in SObn
@mbaroPs 9rtal cine probe ab, tpel6e
einen iebr befrieoigen Serlauf nabm.
gs purbe bei4lsHen, bieIelbe ON
nddfsn Miittpo9 gu tuieoerhOlen uno
smar ebenfals in @mbarbt's gtabli1e=
ment.
8on Der 9bbaltung elmer PrObe i'm
@ermania part 1T gbftano senOmmen
moroen.
Nae 0fitpirtenoen on Der i6n1bi.
T6en Snuernbo93eit uuo 9llte Weiber.
mhble lino eriu9t iib am MittwOt
um 7 ubr abenOs our prObe ein3u'
finoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-21
nnfalle.

Die 35=jdbri9e Sate @san iiel geitern
Abeno on Der Sem Dort uno Wef
Str. bon elmer electrii3en @ar uno er-
litt idpere gerlebungsn am Sinter=
tOpf. sic ipurbe na9 Dem Stabt=
bOipital iiberfiiart.
2i33ie MaDg bon go. 1927 Sopt
gue. iiiir3te seitern Abeno gde Der
Walbin9ton unb @af Str. auf oas
StraBenpflaiter nieber. sic wuroe
in Der Wagen 'qeno erbebli6 psrlebt.
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uno DAT Str. puroe 9eltern Na9mit=
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nobnbafte Sp. Smith iammt ieinem
3peirdoe bon elmer StraBenbabncar
nieoeraefannt, jeoOd nidt i6wer Oer=
lebt. gr tpuro. bon Sr. Sbeef per
Sispenia iariums Nmbulans beim3e=
i9afft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-21
oeal=Yolitiides.

Sie Sociali I'll I DE u b l.
ter=9 tet bat beute ibre ytomi'
nations=9upiers, nit ben erforoerli9er
unteri6riften berieben. beim Staot'
@lert sinserei9t. Sie @anoioater
fino:
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Iietuee6, Ora Geatberin9ia, Senrl
Susrit, &arl 2asler, 6rant SAINT
uno Granf Gerber.
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Q. Waro-Wm. Soffmarf.
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IL. gBnro-paul Sanfe.
13. @aro-Iler. Burtbarbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-21
Sin idisRfertiser Sod
l1no elm fir9tiamer 8elner.

Inter Der Qlnflaee ses BeorObens
nit elmer S9ieBwaffe uuroe geiiern Der
farbise &O6 perrp Sarris aus Stub
bins Sotel on Der Slinois Str. Bon
ben &aolerpolisiften 5rimpe uno Some
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