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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
ENGLAND Is WATCHING
GERMAN NAVY EXPANSION

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-The London
Times" in an editorial on the per-
manent Incorporation OF the first Ger
man home fleet under Admiral Rooster,
recently announced, says: THE expan-
sion Of the German navy means. no
doubt. that IN any serious naval con-
nict wherein England may hereafter be
engaged Germany desires to occupy a
position wherein she will be able to
throw her influence in either scale. On
tho other hand. the expansion OF naval
force. as Mahan has so well shown. is
the corelative. almost inseparable Coz
relative, OF commercial and colonial ex-
pansion. German commerce has expand
ed lately by leaps and bounds. Her
colonial interests are already wide
spread"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
RECEIVER FOR ASPHALT
AND REFINING COMPANY

BEAUMONT. Texas, Sept. 2s.-Ex-
Superintendent Talbot, OF the Central
Asphalt and Refining Company, has
been appointed receiver for that com
pany. The appointment was made on
application of S. T. Carnes and Henry
Dufin. Memphis capitalists, following a
suit to foreclose at s150. 900 mortgage on
the property. Ex-senator Towne, Of
Minnesota. was the promoter Of the con-
Germ and its president until 1t suspended
operations. The plant is one of the
largest in the United States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
JOLLY FAT MEN DOWN
ELIZABETH ELKS' NINE

The Jolly Fat Mems baseball club. Of
Washington. has returned from Eliza
beth. n. j., where, on Thursday. It took
the scalp OF the nine representing the
lodge of Elks OF that city. by the score
Of TO 2. in one or the fastest and
most exciting games ever played there.
The batting OF Hoffman and the pitch
ing OF Beckett were responsible for the
downfall Of the Elks. The former swat
ted the leather in safe territory four
times out Of Eve at the bat, and won
the game in the ninth inning. with a
single 10 right. sending Beckett across
the plate with the deciding tally. The
local twirIer held the opposing batsmen
down TO six safeties. Hook carried on
the fielding honors for the Washington
ans. His work was admirable and
worthy of notice.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
FIGHT AGAINST PARKS
WILL BE TO A FINISH

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-"Sam Parks
will be fought until there is no more
Sam Parkses in labor organizations. We
were never more determined than We
are now to fight the battle 20 the bitter
end" So spoke Charles L. Eidlitz. pres
ident of the Building Trades Employers
Association, in discussing the conditions
which may result in hardships TO thous-
snds OF workingmen and their families
because OF the disturbing influence
brought about by Sam Parks. A COM
plete lockout in all branches of the
building industry is likely to be the reply
of the employers to Sam Parks victory
at Kansas City.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
SHORN LAMBS BLEAT
IN MAILS TO MORGAN

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-what many
persons would regard in the light Of
retribution is coming daily TO J. Pier
pont Morgan in the guise of scores Of
letters written to the financier by men
and women who have been ruined by the
upheavals in the prices of speculative
and investive stocks within the last
year or two. While IL is no unusual
thing for Wall Street leaders TO be adj
dressed in this fashion by sheared
lambs who are inclined to blame them
for the loss of their money, the recent
influx of this class of correspondence
into Mr. MOrgan's office is aside from
the ordinary. both in volume and ia
tenor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28

TEXAS ESTABLISHES
SHOTGUN QUARANTINE

LAREDO. Tex, Sept. 2s.--Two deaths
and twelve new cases Of yellow fever
were reported at the close OF yesterday.
This city now presents a dead appear
ance, all those who could get away hav-
ing departed for points north and south
OF the State OF Texas. The city Is now
quarantined against In all directions OF
the State. and no person can get beyond
the limits OF Webb county. other Texas
counties having established a shotgun
quarantine and turning back all those
who are endeavoring 20 get away in
coaches, buggies and carts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
VICTIM OF DYNAMITE
MURDER IS BURIED

WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. 2S.-More
than 1000 persons attended the funeral
yesterday OF Samuel T. Ferguson, the
Wabash Railroad contractor. who was
blown to pieces by dynamite on the
roadway last Friday In order that his
satchel, containing $500. intended for
the payment OF his employees. might be
stolen. The funeral was held in the
hotel where Mr.. Ferguson and his fam
lily had lived. Temporary interment
was made here, the intention being TO
remove the remains to Evansville. Ind.
Opinions differ as TO the guilt Of Frank
Francis and Joseph Huston, who are in
Jail here on suspicion Of having COM
mitted the crime.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
BALF0UR CALLS MILNER
TO A CONFERENCE

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-Lord Miner Ieft
Carlsbad at 1870 o'clock yesterday
Balfour. the prime minister. regarding
the offer made TO him OF the secretary
ship for the colonies Addressing a
demonstration at Newcastle. County
Down, today, John Redmond, the Irish
leader. said that the Irish land bill
having been secured. the next session
must be devoted TO the laborers' ques-
ton. The political situation today was
a strange one. he continued. and il Mr.
Balfour desired TO retain Office the Irish
party would hold the power OF life or
death in its hands. and would use that
power without conjunction TO forward
the interests of the Irish cause.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
NEW YORK CITY MUST
SURRENDER TO 00WlE

CHICAGO. H.. Sept. PSI shall go
down to New York as general inspector
or overseer OF the Christian Catholic
Church in Zion 10 inspect things and to
say some words about what I see." said
the Rev. John Alexander Dowie today.
1.-THE city must surrender" The New
York invasion begins October 8. when
1900 Zionists and their leader take pos
session OF Madison Square Garden and
begin their house to house canvass OF
the city II will end November at Car
negie Hall. when it is expected great
branch OF the sect will have been estab-
nshed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
THREATENS TO CALL
OUT $1,000 MINERS

ALTOONA. Pa. Sept. 2S.-One of the
most protracted and extensive labor
struggles in the history OF the Central
Pennsylvania coal field is threatened be-
cause Of alleged violations of the wage
scale. President Patrick GiIday. Of Dis
trict No. 2. United Mine Workers of
America. has informed the immense
Webster Coal and Coke Company that
every one of the $1,000 miners in the
employ of the company will be called
out on strike on October 3. unless It
agrees to carry out the provisions OF
the wage scale. to which it is a sub
scrfber
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM NEARBY STATES
MARYLAND.

John Mitchell. aged twenty-five
years, OF Berlin. just over the line
above Frostburg. was killed Saturday
by the accidental discharge of his own
gun. He was chatting in front OF the
house OF relative, and after bidding
good-by picked up his gun The ham
mer caught on the top of a fence and
the weapon was discharged. the load
tearing of the left side of Mitchel's
head. killing him instantly. A piece OF
his skull was found in the gutter OF a
house roof.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
HAIL COVERS TRACKS;
TRAIN OBLIGED TO HALT

BIRDsBoRo, Pa. Sept. PA hall
storm so severe as to stop passenger
train on the Wilmington and Northern
railroad passed over Chester county
yesterday afternoon. At Glen Hall the
hail was more than three inches. deep
on the track, and the express train for
Reading was delayed, the engineer be-
ing unable to see the tracks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
POPE Plus LEARNING
TO SPEAK FRENCH

ROME, Sept 2s.-In anticipation of his
meeting with the Car, when they are
to confer IN private, the Pope is per-
fecting himself in the pronunciation Of
the French language. While his holi-
ness reads and understands French, he
has heretofore made no attempt to
speak it. He devotes much time daily
TO French conversation under the tute-
lase of Mgr. Del Val. and expects to be
proficient by the time the Gar arrives
in Rome
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
OFFICERS TO BE FETED.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Sept. 2s.-The
German gunboat Panther arrived here
yesterday and will remain in port four
days before proceeding to the practice
grounds in the West Indies. During her
visit the officers will be entertained by
county and municipal authorities and
German societies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
ITALY LENDS NAVAL BOAT
TO ST. LOUIS EXHIBITORS

ROME. Sept. 2s.-After showing some
hesitation and indifference the govern
ment has now energetically taken up the
matter OF Italian participation in the ST.
Louis Exposition. and the naval trans
port Eridano viii be placed at the dis
posal of exhibitors to convey their arti-
cIes gratuitously to the United States
and back.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
SIR THOMAS Upton
TO SEND CHALLENGER
.t.Arnbition of Ny Life Is TO Lift
That Cup Says He.

CHICAGO. Sept 2s.-sir Thomas Lip
ton declares he will scour all England
in an effort TO find a designer who can
build boat which will have a chance
with such cup defenders as are built in
America.
And If 1 find such designer I will
leave an order, you may depend upon
that" said SIR Thomas yesterday. The
ambition of my life is to lift that cup"
Sir Thomas was able to receive Wis
itors last night He showed no effects
OF his recent illness.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
PRESIDENT OF N. & w. ROAD
TO BE ELECTED NEXT MONTH

Announcement has been made that the
directors OF the Norfolk and Western
Railroad are to meet at Norfolk October
s. when a successor 10 F. J. Kimball
the late president OF the system. is to
be elected, and action may be taken
on the proposition 20 build into Wash
ington from Front Royal. 1t is said
Vice President and General Manager
Johnson is likely 70 be elected president
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
NEGRO BISHOPS SOLUTION.

ATLANTA. Ca, Sept. 2s.-In an ad-
dress before a mass meeting OF negroes
in this city. Bishop Henry H. Turner. Of
the African Methodist Episcopal Church,
declared that the separation of the
races was the only solution to the race
problem
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
KING ORDERS VlCT0RIA'S
CORRESPONDENCE PRINTED

LONDON. Sept. 2s.-King Edward has
from Queen victoria's correspondence
between the years 1897 and 1861. and has
appointed Arthur Christopher Benson.
master OF Elton College and son Of the
late Archbishop OF Canterbury, and VS.
count Esher. deputy governor OF Wind
sor Castle. TO edit the letters
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
ENGLAND'S OLDEST
DUKE DIES IN CASTLE

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-The Duke Of Rich
mond and Gordon died Saturday night at
Gordon Castle. Fochabers. Banffshire.
as the result of chill contracted on
Thursday last. The duke had been Civ
ing a large house party and the castle
was full OF guests when the gravity Of
his seizure was announced. Most of the
guests left the castle Friday and satur-
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
DECISION AGAINST CITY.

oNEoNTA. Sept. 2s.--Justice Burr
Mattice has rendered a decision in the
ease OF the city OF New York against the
Harlem Bridge Street Railway Company.
denying the right OF the city TO recover
for a paving assessment In 1889.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28

Norfolk and Western officials say that
the plan contemplated of laying a track
around the mountain through which
runs the Craigen tunnel is now regard
ed as impracticabIe. II is expected that
the lire through the tunnel viii be open
for traffic by October 10. The FIRE
which blocked the tunnel is extin-
guished and good progress is being made
toward clearing and refining the tunnel.
over half the timbers necessary having
been erected and finished
Tie mountain brigade OF the Saliva
ton Army. headed by Col. Edward Holz.
OF Cincinnati, participated yesterday
afternoon in the dedication OF the new
Salvation Army Hall in Bristol, build
ing erected for the use OF the Bristol
corps. This hall is the only one of its
kind south of the Ohio River thus far
and IS a monument to the zeal and
enterprise of the local corps.
The battIeship Maine arrived at Old
Point yesterday afternoon. She is ex-
pected to be ready Monday in Hampton
Roads for the test OF her guns. on the
completion OF this work there will be
trial Of the vessel over the Barren
Island course. and then there will be
a run TO Culebra TO test her boilers.
A board OF engineer officers accom-
panies the shi7.
! Two ministers preached farewell ser
mons Yesterday in Norfolk and will
leave for the West this week. The Rev
DR.. J. j. Taylor. OF the Freemason
Street Baptist Church. has been elected
president OF the Baptist College al
Georgetown, KY, and leaves here tc
accept that position. He has been here
| four years and is regarded as one Of the
eloquent preachers OF the city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28

While he Hampton Normal School
has not responded to the recent ulti-
matum OF the Soldiers Home managers
regarding the rental value of the school
land now occupied by the home 1t is
considered doubtful If either side Will
recede from the position assumed. n
which event the operations Of the
Hampton Home will be confined to the
twenty-six acres owned by the govern
ment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
BALLOON CROSSES
ENGLISH CHANNEL

LONDON. Sept. 2s.-Count de la
vaulx and Count d'Outremont descended
yesterday in a balloon near Hull, York
shire. having journeyed from Paris in
17& hours This Is the first time that
a balloon has successfully Travelled from
France to England.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28
VIRGINIA.

The Rev. DIR. George Cooper has ten
dered his resignation as pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. one OF the largest
and most influential churches OF Rich
mond
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-28

HO0St IOOIs
The re-opening OF the College OF st.
James Grammar School, Hagerstown.
this year is an event OF great interest
10 the surrounding neighborhood. The
school is now filled to its capacity with
foys from many States. Mrs. Henry
onderdonk. whose late husband con-
quoted this school for many years. has
returned 70 this her old home. and she
is welcomed by hosts OF friends.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
Southern Maryland Fair Association
will begin tomorrow at Upper MarI-
boro. The running races will form the
major part OF the attractions. together
with the special match races, not on
the program, between welI-known
horses from Virginia and Pennsylvania.
The ballot to be voted IN WashinRto.
county in November will contain the
n>mos OF eighty candidates and will be
the largest ballot since the new cleo
ton law was adopted. The Democrats
the only party nominating a full ticket
will have the names OF twenty-five
nominees on the ballot, the Republicans
twenty, the Socialists nineteen. and the
Prohibitionists nineteen.
The one hundredth anniversary of tho
trial and execution OF Robert Emmet
was observed by Division No. ., Ancient
Order OF Hibernians. of Midland. in the
Midland opera House yesterday after.
noon. The exercises included a repro.
duction OF the trial OF Emmett. In which
his famous speech was repeated TIL,
Rev. Thomas ]. Stanton, pastor of st
Mary's Church, Homecoming. delivered
an appropriate address. Byrne's or
chestra furnished music.
The condition OF George n. KY
Douglas, who has been I'll at his HON.
in Hsgerstown, OF a complication OF dis
eases. is somewhat improved. He Il
still confined to his room and his i'll
ness has left him weak
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BuHnutT.

rOa brIben sebt Der Maper, befen
alteite So9ter ii9 ioeben perlobt bait"
-r@er 1T Der 9lIdli9e9"-nSer
mnnerl"
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Das pampfpiano.

BON einem ,&raftfonaert" er5Gblt
uurelten S4oa in feinen Barrier
gbronifen" pie folgt. Gs par i'm
Sabre 1868. Sin Grftnber bate bic
grlau6nib erbalten, i'm neuen Yarifer
girtus, benz Sippporpme Mrnault, Elm
Ddmpfpiaro pOraufiibren, bon benz er
tpabre 8unber peripra4- Die Gorz
teaung erfolgte am IL. Suli. Sang
parts mar 6erbeigeitrDmt- Ser SIM
Preiario Irnault tiinbigte nit lautem
Rufe bas Grf6einen hes Wunberz
%initruments an, unb in bic 8a6n fubr
lin auf bier Ndbern rubenber, ron
tinein Pferbe geapgener &eHel, iiber
benz cine Heibe 0 &D6ren mad Dirt
Der 9%irtenpfeife Der Often angebra6t
tpdren. Ser @rfinber f9iirte unter
benz RefIel Elm acknowledgements, brebte
bas piitpn unb Der 9dmpf ftrOmte ouz
glei9 in ale R~obrafeifen- Niemals
Tdlus Elm FOLDER .6Duenldrm on
menf6li6e Sbren; ME bat Elm @etpitz
ter, Elm Grbbeben ober elm 8ulfan au6
muir bic SGlfte bes @et0ies berurIo9t,
bas bter ertDnte. Man benfe it9 Die
5rompeten BON Sertbu. ee6laien bonn
Mi1tral; baau bas 8riilsn son 500
lebeub perbrennenben 26nen unb 1900
betruntenen gieln. urb man bat etnsn
F9pa9en 8egriff bon Der eriten Melos
bic bes Sampfpianos. IQes bdlt ii9
bic Sbren gu, bic Ginber i9reien, Die
Srauen perben D6nmG9tig, unb me9s
rere 3ubOrer ellen entiebt bappn. rMas
lit lps9" frast Irnault. Ser Grfinber
BRETT aus alien 8rGften an ben 8enti>
len unb ruff: ugs 1T au fart sehei5t."
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gur Der 8aafier emile gremieur, Der
70 taub toar. baB, penn bic &anone bes
9otel bes Snpalibes bonnerte, er
fraste, Oh es f9un rbalb" f6lise, trttt
an ben Smpreiario beran, seist auf Elm
mG9tises Hobr unb fra9t, oh bas eine
5rpmba Doer elm Cornet a piston lei.
Pl0bli9 erfolst Elm sepaltiger Small:
9as piano tit aeriprunsen. Nles
remit unD flu9tet, une nd6Dem 1t9 Die
9ampfpolfen Sertbeilt, Iiebt nan ben
Grfinoer init etnem eeri6metterten
Nrm inmitten p%erbDgener 8Obren unb
.Tonitieer Sriimmer obnmG9tig am
8oben ltesen. Ser pianofefiel mar in
Der Mitte geboriten. Mitleibslos bat
bana9 audi Der &initlerpib bas mibz
sliidte PrOiett bes perunsliidten Grz
finders a~usgebeutet, unD Der Miin9e>
ner @erein r90Ge" fibrte bulb barauf
our u%nbdnbisen 9eiterteit ieiner Mitz
glieber unb 9Gite Bel elmer tarnepaltiti=
I9en 8eranitaltung eme aarttatur bes
Riei enz9ampfptanps unter benz omiz
nDien Namen &otsofenrobrz&atopb
| MUM pDr.
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Deruerragfn0tr Grpert.
3ebrrxfAe MbfheiInna Der ct. gouiSer gselts
auSiteuume unO ibr Gbei.

0uereuuu9 uuo tDr obeT.
Cine Der lsbrret9iten Mbtteilungem
auf Der ct. Coulter Weltausiteaung
pirb has Departement fir SorfpeIen
bilbsn, nit benz auslei9 bic 4btbeilung
fir Si59ereitpeien unb Wilb perbunben
1T. Die 2eituns bteier pereinisten
Musftelunss : 4btbetlunsen unterftebt
Or. carleton 8. Bean, elmer 4utoritGt
auf benz ,Yebiete bes Sii9ereipeIens.
Das Qusftelunssz9 80 Department fir
Torftpeien beubii9tist gu peranidauz
liGen, bab Die Ibbolaung Der 8Glber
fir bic bGufigen ueberI 9pemmungen
unb Mtbernten. tpel6e in Deri9ieDenen
Sbeilen Res 2anbes 81 ber5ei9nen 1inb,
perantpprtli9 linb. gs ipiro es Iit
our Iufgabe MAIDEN. ben 8iireern Der
Ser. Staaten gu 5eisen, bab cine orsaz
ntiirte 8epe9ung our grbaltung Der
Dalbunsen unb Mnlesung neuer Sort
sebtete i'm Snterehe Der 2anbpirtb.
f9aft seboten lit. Man lit 19pn iebt
nit Der !SerfteQung toposrapbifaer
&arten bef9dftist. bic peranf9auliden
foqen, pie grobe @eeenben i'm 8eiten
bur9 bic Mbbol5ung In ben 9ebirgen
unb Sbdlern Lungs Der 5liKe ben Sc
fabren Der ueberi9pemmuns i'm Sriib%
iabr unb anbaltenber S%rodenbeit i'm
CONNER auseefebt ftnb. Die @alz
bungen, in benen NIT iebem Sabre grD=
bere @erpiiitunsen anseri9tet perben,
bielten in Der &esenaeit unb i'm Sriibz
ja1r, mann Der SGnee in ben Bergen
az f9melsen besann, bas WaHer au=
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Tarrit in %perfaufen.

rlntersei6neter 1T serpiut, feline brei Meilen
pom Der Stride unb Der Creamery. cine Weile
pom Der Sdule unb finfUeilen pom Welroie
aeleaeu, $50 older eroB, in bret Ebeil seben=
be Sarnt unter 9iniiSen gebiu9unsen gu
perfaufen ober su perpa9ten. 100 Ider iitb
inter phus, 60 Qder 8iebweibe, Is Ifer
8uId mub SIS Mder sutes Wieieulanb; lesz
teres aues in einem Stid. guf Der Sarm
quite gebdube unb srob aenus, nm 8ieb nnb
Ben uutersubrinsen; aud sutes Waifer beim
Saus unb beim Stau. SltebenbeS Wafier
auf ber sSarm. Der 9obeu 1T f9waraer
2ebm. Maberes gu erfrasen beim gisentbis
mer. RarIYfeffer
33.6t Welrsie, Minn.
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Sin btlltgeS 9etm.

$500 ader 0aAb in Stearus Gountp in ei=
ner @esenb 81 perfaufen, mo MIR beuti6e
Sa,mer ,pobnen, cine bis pier Meilen pom
Ser Stabt, Stride unb Sdule, Creamery.
MiibIe nnb pom eiuem Warftplas, mo Der
Narmer aQe Yrobufte 9eminnbrinseno per-
faufen fann. Ser 8obeu 1T i6per unb bat
lebmise llnterlase. Sberfld6e i6marser
0ebm unb meuenfDrmig. Breis fir ptloes
Qanb pon SIS bis 500 BEN older. @ud cul=
tipirte Sarmen Bel mir su %faufen: 160 Ider,
pom benen IS inter Yflus nnb 30 Iter Wies
fen iinb, nit neuem Sranaebaus nnb Stau,
anbertbalb Weile BON Der Stabt NIT 700
@inwobnern; $1,000. Serner cine 16O older
Sarm, bier Weilen pom Der Stabt, rs Ider
inter 0Hua, 20 older gBteien, Der &ef nit
Orabt,aun lmseben; greis 81. $50. Cine
brittle Sarm, 200 alder sroB, 60 Ider inter
gHua, 20 Older @ieien, Der Get nit Drabts
,a,un nmaeben. grober Stau, Saus unb
NradtbauS, 81 Meilen psn ber Stabt. HreiS
"a, 1850! Nebff bieien nod arbere Sarmeu gu
iebr billisen Yreiien, feline $25 per Ider. Die
Na6baren perlansen bas Soppelte fir 0anb,
bas iti6t 10 suten 8oben bat. Wer elm Bill
liaes Seim min, rpenbe ii6 on
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