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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
BRUTAL MURDER
loung Man Beaten 10 Death in Auburn With a
SIungshof and Body Laid on Railroad Track

dressed as a well - do lnhorins
tuan. vas seen about Auburn. H-
Nas about % years cid. In a druE
store there b. bought several clgaHs
ard VAS also seen al gaiaon lsi
the city. Apparently he had some
money ne - supposed O. have ief,
Auburn late In the night traNeliuh
saath. Nc meusy was found pn the
busiy
A short distance from the boty
GarOpsF Hoyr ana his rslstsntr this
mofuinE fuaud I've fudsly construct
81 siungahots one NAH made out II
4 hncltskin Raek. such ~ - used Tor
earrYisE gold dust Ona end was
beaded with n reek. Tho other WAS
u1adc from a racs tied in "a lasSr
hana ksfchisf These asAdlY iuatrus
msuta were az a Hpnt where u wa
astI3eft a strttEale haa talnft Elt -
orrtafn the murder eas eosnmltts'
ser found thr roll II blankets tina,
Haa been carried ~ the murdered
Fnaa whru h. isft AahuFn.
The dead mans hs41 bad been
beaten Ia with the NfunKHhuts His
skull waH fractured tu several places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
STAR STORY SAVED A
GIRL FROM SLAVERY
Laura Rolf of Shelton, Taken out of Lowest of
TenderIoin Resorts by POLice--Star Gave Her
Relatives Warning of Her Danger

was taken 10 the Waysids Mission
hospital Then Laura. az result
~ her sisters misfortune. lost her
situation as q domestic.
A. this juncture Boomer, whose
acquaintance Laura had formed soon
after coming 70 Seattle, appeared on
the scene and persuaded the girl 10
become bic mistress.
But f0r the publication by the Star
~ the fact that Laura Ron WAS
missing from her usual lOdRingH her
father would probably have remain.
81 To- ignorance u her mode Of living
in Seattle indefinitely.
The girl had led her sick sister 10
believe that she was married. and
when her brother came 90 Seattle TO
look FOR her attempted o. decisive
him also He. however, had Hua-
piriouH and told them 20 the police.
with the result that the Kir's true
condition was discovered
II the meautiue a Seattle morn
ing paper had Rraysly Informed ita
readers that Laura Ron had never
been reported TO the police A. miss-
inE and was working Ia a Seattle
family az a domestic
T'ie Firi e. at present IN charge Of
me police mnffuu. She says she Is
willing e. e. back 20 her father and
lead a respectable ttfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

But Seattle Electric Co. Ignores the
Poor Service on Green Lake
Street Cars

Pred y Wsynnt. secretary - the
Green Lake Improvement club. to-
day produced a copy = the letter writ
ten b. him under Instructions from
The club calling the attention u the
SEATTLE Electric company officials 10
the inadequate service aud the poor
time schedule on the Green lake line.
rAIs II THE LETTER WHICH Up
NJ THIS rtME HAS NEVER BEEN
ANS WfHEn HY TffE ELECTRIC
COMPANY 81 FICIALs NOT
WtTHETANufN0 THE STATE
MGN1's OF THE LATTER THAT
THEY NEYEH LET a COMMUNE
CATION 90 fSHEcpgNIZEu II
spl...r A.s. 49,. - rss'ss,> - - 80 q. ~
insfn % the eject that Their afteu=
ton had never been called 10 the
poor time schedule II vas written
aiout three seeks agp. or eoaHse
II might have been lost Ia the malls
bat this g. rather improbable. The
letter reads Ira part az follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
BODY FULL
OF BULLETS
Remains of a Man Supposed 10
Have Been Murdered Found
Near the Beach North
of Ballard

Word received thu Coroners office. this after
sm that the body Of a man had been found the
arh and oue-half miles north Of Ballard Indications
i ned murder
The person who gave the information said that the man
y evidently been dead for days the body was
Den lie said several bullet holes IN the body could be
|ny and that there other evidence that looks
Il foul play
fggosed murder and viii make a thorough examination
III report the facts Sheriff Cudhec At the the
1xther murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
NAVY YARD SALOONS
TO Be BLOTTED OUT
Mayor and Citizens VIII ASK Council TO Revoke
All LicenSes---SeaffIe VIII Aid i'm Raising
Money TO Refund Them

woke all the remaining liquor H.
ceusca.
The Chamber Of Commerce viii
aid Ia raising the money necessary
70 refund the unused license money.
A motion made by Josiah Collins
that Il vas the senFe Of the cham.
Der that II would furnish all money
Eazaaaa -
warrants miahi b. needed. WaH car.
rted unanimously.
The same committee that last week
went 20 the navy yard was appoint
"a with power 10 act 10 carry out
the wishes 81 the chamber.
10 ascertain the exact attitude OF
the navy department In regard 70
the morals OF nremertuu. ", "
Lewis suggested that Congressman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

, msfiy attorney for the iii combln.
atiuu.s no-cailed. THE pAPEnn
WE'RE FILED JUNE 1. nuT
THAT FACT HAS nEEN con
CEAf.hD IN EVERY WAY POR,
sItttsH
According 10 we'll informed sport
ing men. The incorporated Union club
has been doinE business without In
teffsfshes from chief % Police sui
Ivan ever since Ito Incorporation.
and THE leads tho gamblers Eunsr-
ally To believe that IL ia not ths In
tentiau ~ the city authorities 10
meidis with Incorporated clubs.
formed to encourage indoor smuse-
mcntsa
tf this is the ease. the Widr-open
days all saon rcturne minus the fsa-
ture 81 police regulation under the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

Referring 20 your letter o. Feb II.
1903 I wish to say that there mas
been no change IN this matter Of des-
ignatiou 81 stations referred 10 In
your communication. I arm wonder
inF N Tor some god reason your or
dcrs on that point were counter
handed. II 80. I would be pleased
20 know by
Il wish also 70 call your attention
10 the fact that cars are frequently
making long stop AZ Woodiawn
station. II uou.a appear that Il
might be possible to Etiii further
shorten the schedule on that line n
such stops are necessary A. least
- Ss, 1ss..-,,-' -. 49,, -
and then make long stops at any one
point on the line.
II call your attention 20 these mat
ters With the Thought that YOU arc
pruhn bly, unaware u the conditions
mentioned and that Il h. your de-
sire 10 be advised Of such things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

Thoroughly alarmed at the pros
rect Of having the Puget sound navy
yard permanently boyeottsd by the
government the citiaena Of nremsr.
ton propose 10 revoke every saloon
license IN the city. Mayor erosion
and leading citizens OF nremerion,
Il TIE meeting % the Seattle Cham
her OF Commerce. yesterday after.
noon. stated that Il Was their pur.
pose 1T the meeting Of the council.
Saturday night to whip the recall
eitrant eouncilmsn into line and re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
23O DR0WNEB

cmiun udvlrcs brought BY the
iuoinn AHru report rhe sinking 81
q taN iAaat 81 board 81 which were
500 peanls IA the West river. May 3.
Only lauf the occupants were saved
me linz hy which u Was being
towed parted without warning anu
tins sstft current caused the hshN ID
10 iOafad boat 10 iist until Il was
s~ainfssd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

Humphrey so to Washington to con-
fer eith the officials, Colonel Pros
ser thought that II might be adNis-
able for Congressman joness who II
ia Washington. 20 furnish the de
sired information.
In his speech before the Seattle
business men yesterday Mayor Cfor-
ton declared that Workmrn At the
navy yard were already recstyins
notices Of discharge This state OF
affairs. together with the dispatches
frafsa kNaatfuataf ift Witch AaGEalafN
Moody f. quoted az approving the
action Of Assistant Secretary Oar
ling in ordering the ships Of the
Pacific squadron 90 be repaired AZ
other places than the Puget sound
navy yard until conditions at Hfem-
crtou are radically changed. has
served TO demonstrate 10 the people
81 Brcmeftun in forcihle manner
the crisis which has arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
STARVING
10000 Chinese Suffer-
ing From Famine

japanese newspapers received this
morning on the itioiun Aaru. report
that IN the district around KWel-
PING kwanRsi Province. China. 80. o.
coo people are IA state Of Htarva-
ton. According 20 ilangkonH dis
- tehes. Il il stated that Al Weng-
sun q 90 people are In a similar con-
dition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
CONSUL GOODNOW
Is COMING HOME

WASHINGTON, June I The state
department is advised that United
stnteh Consul General Gnodnow AZ
Wnne Kai-Kah viii leave Shanghai
TODAY en- flutc TO America, The prin-
aipal object % their mission here viii
he o. make ARRANGEMENTS FOR the
Chinese eEhibits at louisiana Pur-
chnao exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
|EENT To
THE DOGS
''e' Newsboys Attend the
Show PIP Strong

Aaghs that baboon copper wasn't
- 80. he didn't DO a thing to
",e white dog that stole The
~ az her
-. ne Old baboon was kind o
Z. Ne fiGdle. / guess"
NM 9ss.-- -
snpN iaai night In n body. ~
s and the foregoing are few
s,...s " the conversation that "a
I -. ~ overheard IN the Star press
49, sa7 morning. Nsriie the boys
AAuaains the treat.
- 1'Ja marched from the star
49, ~ ~ two and filed up orr
49,. =. ssoH Of the circus tent when
- Z. hey made the performance
ia ~ very employe Of the Nor
y, AyNe aggregation win rcmem-
y ,.A 4fisf the show has depart
4, ~ Seattle especially the pea
~ 1a y Naa really n shame the
& 3 49, boys Waded Into his stock
-. sducated baboon was the
10. !. ,,ayofite Nth tho "newslsa .
- ~ me trained elephants. the
~ - ~. and the Japaueaa scr0bata
H. .ously au..sudod.
t.ss ab1uudanf evidence n
Ssun,.,. ~ The shouting " the
isrtf w was plainly heard Oh the
nllsr . .apfe ~ Lake Union fhret
thesr,,, ~ !. combustion Of M sehow three
snd a. s. Eiysh Tor Morris a fiows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
TONS OF TEA

Nearly iaooo packages Of new crop
japan tea. some 81 which IL in the
form o. samples consigned 10 firms
IN the principal cities Of the United
States. was Included IN the cargo Of
the Nippon Yuseu Kaisha's Riojun
Maru. which arrived from Yokohama
this morning. She had a complete
cargo Of about 400 tons. which COM
prised besides the heavy shipment
Of tea. several hundred packages Of
rice. mating and curtoe.
For Seattle she had Is Europca n
and japanese irst-claNs passengers
and l1S japanese and four Chinese
steerBFe passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

A. direct result Of the stars
story telling Of her mysterious dts
appearance from her lodgings IL THIS
city u week ago. pretty Laura taff,
an is-year=ald Eir 81 shelton. has
been rescued from a life Of sin and
restored to her relatives.
she Vas found IN the Arcade the
atsf. the most disreputahie daneetall
ln Seattle. last might by Detective
narbye who began searching far her
after the girls father aud brother
had learned Of her disappeafnnce
through the columns ~ the htar.
The effi admitted that she had been
al inmate - the dive for more than
n week. and had been placed there
by IA worthless character known 20
the police "a Frank Bioomer. hiuom-
81. she said. had persuaded her 90
a ba ndan her search for honorable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

and bieod wgs stasartd over hir
faHrI Hih body was hurura on one
side. evidently hy electricity
Gafnutr Hove believes that Rftr.
the THUGS struck theif Victim he wac
sithEr carried 90 hH walked 60 the
railroad track N WHa 81 the side 81
the deadly third HHi that he Mas
found thiH morning
An effort alli ue made ttita ufirrs
fsou 90 i1csfr ffienda e thr muir
qzsaf viii b. hsfd Al Auturn O..
nuffuw Cofuusr iia4r viii rcpsrn
e. seattle tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

. k-ss Mcntramsfy vas assaulted
4 ssalsn . death With roughly.
- slun gshuts ard rtlthcd ~
11xs sne rulie ard quarter south
lssarr last Wight. Ills dead body
- fsund tbs morning near the
50 Of the tuserurtan rgilreas
- ~ scsne 81 the murder.
sssnss HoYes > - - noN az Au-
~ RssstisatauE the case, pre-
sesess a murder Nlth robbery
: ~ mettte. No clue has been
bnk 10 TIE identity - the usuFs
isr.rs an8 Sheriff eaHlhee has bsea
ssua.s o. The case b she corouef
~ 80 hes mru vorking with the
muner
Z y haslevea that the muFirroue
saxs hlirwea Montgomery frufn
l.knfn until Ne reached a lonely
&c snd eanataittea the roaaftiis
~ y. est 35.!v - - - - > - : - -.
~ h = hsllseea mat the ulus.
kr-f nan sarsze from Hoise. fdahe
- ietfsf m his pockst q FROM
|lmnsxirk. ana Anafher frun Fl
.sz1arx hath are postmafksa
|Nss
Yesterday Montgomery. who wai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
First Attempt 10 Open the Town
VIII Be Made by "CIubs' InCOr-
porafed ITO Encourage Indoor
AnuseH1enfS"

been born IN this state under star
lnore strongly prophetic Of hard
kHoekE a. come
The recordr 81 the county auditors
office give mute but inrun testanlg
evidence ~ the fact that the boss
gamblers are already framing up
"a make life u burden TOT the new
law and us champions Articles OF
Incorporation Of the Union club. q
organized faF the nstunstble purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
RATE war OPENS

The Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Boston
Steamship company Northern Pa
cine Steamship company and Cam
aeiian Pacific Steamship company,
yesterday announced O. rate u 81
per ton for f0ur and g. per ton fnr
wheat for shipment - China and
japan TIE previous fatrH we're Sc
and 90 The cut was made CO. or
der 60 meet the recently reduced
rates 81 the Oriental steamship conn
uaniea running from fan Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
WIRELESS
STATIONS

Captain w. T.. Clarke Of the Unit
ed States signal corps. with head
quarters ~ Vancouver, has called
for bids for the construction Of wire
less telegraph masis at Fort Davis,
Safety Harbor and 81. Michael Tbs
specifications call for the erection or
one mast 90 the first named station
aud two each at the others two.
Those az safety Harbor and -.
Michael are 10 be $50 feet In the
clear and are 20 be placed 100 feet
apart.
Proposals are also asked for the
furnishing az materials FOR the build
ing Of an Operators hat 1T each 81
the three stations. The plans can
for the completion II the work be
fore the qkzn season ends.
These sfriions are the last IN thu
line ~ the government telegraph
with which they viii be connected.
by means ~ this line and the gov
eminent cable 10 be laid this sum.
mar communication With Alaaku vii
presut small difficulties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

kars trouble IL In store % c. =.
assll The millionaire tide-iand op-
rAiar. Aaf renewal ~ the seusa-
Ina tisorce case which last win
= furnished tbs Koasips Of Seattle
~ sarfry sweet n0rEsls. Il one
y n ssais o. the near future. IN
~ rf1fsFtg interests are stronger
~ ff1i1ins desire for revenge.
= 80 Ms Russell and Miss Fi0-
bAA Who nzufef IN The case as
'rsspphdebt have met again. The
stnn ercurrsd - the Cecil hotel
'v75a III, Tuesday night. II was
nsprmpsu affair. Mrs, Russell
Ained mat the fir Violet Ind re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
aENMc WIFE SWITCHES
HER RIM MMAND

turned 70 the city after an absence
81 several months. and was % meet
Mr. Russell III her room.
Mrs. Russell came also. And then
there we're things doing The In
furLted wife attacked her husband
and Mise BAH tooth and nail. and IN
the hair-puilirg mateh that follow
81. Miss Ball iost a thick lock u hair
ard ST.. Russell had his hand severe
IS cut.
Detective narhce Waa called On. but
arrived after the ffaeas vas over
The news ~ the FIGHT leaked ont this
afternoon when Miss Iiall decided
not a prosecute Mrs. RUSSELL FOR AS
uauif.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
Mrs. Apassiz Coz sl. soo

Mrs Ena Agassiz was awarded
stio1 damages against the City Of
Seattle by a jury In Judge Albert
sons court. this morning The case
went 90 the jury yesterday after n
three-day trial. Mrs AEassix sued
for $3.50 She claimed to have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
IDAHO STOCkM4N
SHOT TO DEATH

BOISE. Idaho. June flames
Emmnns wealthy stockman OF
Laredo. was shot and instantly KILL
ed yesterday by n man named Baird.
The Boise county sheriff loft this
morning to get the prisoner, who
gave himself up after the shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
NEW LINER COMING

COPENHAGEN. June THE new
10. 000-ton twin screw steamship
United States OF the Scandinavian
American line started ON her maiden
trip across the Atlantic today, The
United States ia the third new
steamship OF the scandinavian
American lire put into commission
during the laat ~ months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
STRIKES IN
:. =. j. PORTLAND

PORTLAND. or lure AT in.
sifa electfiNal workers atru-k THE
morning for q % a dsY Ths ank D.
EHs painters have submitted COM
promise which uaH refused ~ ths
employers The laundry leekaut b.
stiiI unsettled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

. .,.lnly the intention ~ the
- SEATTLE xamhlink rims
t.rmsrls ruled the old tens
- setrteG. e. smash the felony
e,,ax INV into sfi1itherceua AZ
-ss1..t possible mamrut after
-. MO effect The hi'i. 80 the
,.ss~t sporting men say. he
- Awet T. ascinek. midnight.
-. "A Rs safe 60 sAy that No
-. n nfAnt legislation has ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

los ANGELES. Cal. June t-Goo.
Gaddon Of Topeka. a passenger on
the Santa Re train. became a nav
inE maniac at Barstow yesterday.
after reading the Hood news from
Kansas. lie attacked the other Ias-
sengcrs but was finally locked I'm a
car. lie was taken from the train
~ y ,;s~iif57=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

uotgT. Idaho. June Searching
parties are out for the children VINO
,eere drowned last night la Boise
liver. The bodies have not been
recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

been seriously injured By falling into
an excavation on Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
'MBLERS ARE COMBINE TO DEFEAFK NEW STATE LAW WHCi

fne'sYstam. whereby the city deriYc'
. Hnaaii revenue from gambling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

Tho Graham Folding Box Com.
paaV filed u petition for dislncor.
pofatlou lu the superior court today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

The true merit of Coffee lies more
in its StimuIative than nutritive quail
ties. Therefore il must be perfectly
fresh, fragrant, and of sufficient
strength. These qualities are peculiar
to Crescent Cream COffee---the cream
of all. Remember, it is always sold
in sealed cans. Look for coupons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

--v,sthsr Foseeast-ronight and Friday
~, warmer Friday northwest winds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

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Simpfon, q Sabre aft; Qicen3 geAolt
pon Martin Gn9elbarbt, Nr.416, g.
0urbamftr.
Sofepb 8a9ter, "a, unO Mar9aret
! 9%ienitbier, "a Sabre alt; 2icen3 ge>
bolt BON So6n %. 8rint, Nr. 825,
SiibzGunnonitr.
SoIepb 8o6l6us, %, Nr. 1742, g.
8onoftr., uno HOra 9uncun, 25 Sab
re aft.
8ulentine SEED, "A, Or. 226, Ror0z
@Olfeitr., unb Maggie S4miot, 81
Sabre alt.
Wm. 96ilipp 9enfel, %, uno Gar
RE 81. 3epp, Is Sabre alt; 2icen3 gez
bolt BON s. 8, 9eri8, gr. 1929, Oft
Yreitonitr.
Samuel 8. 9ointer, 27, uno GU
ian q. S6uIer, p Sabre alt, 8eioe
BON 9urrisburg, ga.
SEP. 6. Meper, 80, bon 9bilabelz
p6iu, unb 4nnie 8. 8laofelter, 20
Sabre alt, Nr. I'll, 8olonbzQpe.
9arrn %. Srantli11, "a, uno 960z
be 9reen, p Sabre alt; 2icen3 gebolt
BON 80. 20. 86eeler, CIR. 1904,
Rigg8zNpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-12

fat nod fnu6enbuften 9eit4t -
tommt mir in oieism 4ugenblif nit
neuem Baden gu 6iilfe.
Der arme, ulte 9eppOoo 1T tdub,
Drip GIifforb, unO bort oo6er ni6t,
mas er Iagt. 0a8 lit Elm nenig nib
Gi9 fir Sic"
r@e6r," u%ntporte ih e6enfoG8
1o6enb. nQber i4 bin frO4, OaB feline
mir 3ugefiigte 8eleiOigung unbemuBt
geI6u6; ii6er feline o~ffen6er3ige Be
numbering 6rau6e i'd ni4t bOie 3u
fem"
rgr 1T Elm gliidli6sr 8uride. Wir
9(noeren, bic mir bic eigenen 8orte
60ren, miifen uniere bepunbernpen
8eoanfen fir un5 bebalten,"
yWie ent7eBli9y" antpOrtete t4,
ii6er Iein Compliment ipottenO, -
riibrigen8 tpiini6e i'd, W&ajor 6ep>
tpooo pirOe mid nidt 10 anitorren.
Sin Nugengtas lit mir INNER unz
6eimli4."
SIS lit in Der Shat Elm a6I4euz
li6es Wert3eug, tGuI6eno unb beldttz
geno. 8ttte, ieben sic 6eppooo jeBt
einmal an, iiebt er nt6t aus, ais D6
CT entIeBli9 i6ielt?"
sd fe6e ouF; bas un6epaffnete
Quqe bes Major8 lit dngitli6 ieiner
beleioioten @0ttin am Dberen @nOe
pes Slides 3ugepenOet, pdhrenO iein
tefpaffnetes 2tltge 0urA Elm Spiel beg
Qi6te8 BON ben Nrmleu6tern INNER
nod gebantenbou auf mid geri6tet
f6eint.
Del @fFett lit 10 orouig, OaB mir
8etoe ie6r laden. Sd beginne eben,
Elm tpenig auf3uleben, Da bemerte i'd,
huB Mrs. Qett6 mid emit aniiebt,
unb bas ma9t mir 9epiHens6iRe;
i6 fH6le mid Der Qneignung fremoen
@igent6ums i6uloig. Bin i4 bod
Qusoriidli6 oupon unterri6tet NOR
BEN, boB Mr. 5loper fir tie be-
ftimmt 1T unO baB man ibn ouRer
nt6t in QnIpru6 nebmen bari. Sd
era6te es iomit fir tlug, mid gu be-
i6eiDen, iiberluhe ben jun8en 5loner
fi6 iel6it uno Mrs. 2eitb ld6elte mir
pieOer gu.
Mrs. Qeit6 mar mir ni4t undngez
ne6m. Sic fpru6 luut, bate cine lebz
Gafte Dirt, ii6 81 geben unO thre @onz
perIutipn, obpobl g~eiitlos uno fdos,
mar ni6t b0sartig, unO i'd burfte an
ne6mer, baB, penn i'd ni6t 8eranz
laFung gebe, tie ii4 mir in teiner
8ei1e unangenebm 3eigen peroe.
Obne 6eionoers 6ibI6 gu iein, lag
bo6 Elm getpiFer 8ei3 in Der 6orm
hires fleinen 8opfes uno in i6rer feiz
men, ni6t u~ngra3i0ien 6igur; iiberz
bies mar tie nit iebr gutem 8eI4mad
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81. 80. 9otpers, Nr.1615, Nproz5ulz
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Nbitnen, 80 Sabre alt.
Qatprence @eb, q, unb Marguret
8. 6or, 20 Sabre aft; 2icen5 geRolt
BON @eo. S. Setter, g2r. 1841, Horoz
Caroline Itr.
Charles 6. Mat6ias, q, unO On
ME 81. 8alter, 10 Sabre alt; 2icen3
gebolt BON Gbriitiun Slebrif6, Rr.
1916, @iibzG6arIesItr.
8m. 81. Noripoob, Al, Hr. 705,
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So6n s. 6einbud, 81, gr. 822,
Norbz8cnbitr., uno @li3dbetb 9feifer,
% Sabre aft.
S6omas peregpn, 81, Nr. 1910,
0ipifionftr., uno Sophie 9uldnp, 30
Sabre aft.
Qepin 80. 8raoIen, %, BON Cape
Charles, 8a., unb Slipid 8arger, q
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@rup, gr. 9O6, 8iGliamitr.
Sames 6.@armi9uel, 35, Nr.1208,
80. Str, N.z@., unb 8atbarine s.
Mcg1aGp, 81 Sabre alt, 8eibe bon
Wafbington, .. 6.
Clarence Mdlcplm @riffin, %, Ii.
Marp 8irginiu 8reeblobe, "a Sabre
aft, Nr. 1924, @utupzgluce.
2eonarb 8.QnberIon, %, Nr.1614,
8atterionz9lpe., unO Annie s. Sun,
% Sabre alt.
s. Seq @ebner, 81, CIR, 203, 81
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Sabre aft.
6urrp 6. M}cSntire, 81, bon g6iz
lubelpbia, unb @race 8. Moores, %
Sabre aft,
&uDmonb 6. Barions, %, unb Sd.
81. 6uq, % Sabre aft, 8eibe bon Bel
grupta, Mb.
Maurice q. 8roofs, q, @arriIonz
Cane unb Heopooo=Npe, WeIt : Or
lington, unb @lIie 9. Burial, 10 Sab
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Clarence @iloep 8osleD, 80, unb
5%lorence George, % Sabre alt, BON
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Sumes 3. Garneal, 27, Nr. 1106,
OiS4Painitr., unb Mabel 8auqbun,
81 Sabre alt, 8eiOe bon Ri8monb,
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