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starters during RACES or from day to day
have been very convincing the fact being
pointed out that there would necessarily be
a complete change of crews and gates
which might work 20 a disadvantage where
as If one starter should have a fun meeting
In which to work he would have plenty OF
time to get acquainted with both horses and
Jockeys 1t has also been definitely de-
cided that the starters will have to adopt
the same methods. 5the plan of lining the
horses up fifty feet or so away from the
barrier and tkeIi having them walk slowly
toward the ribbon preparatory to signal
TO break ThisC idea was successfully in
troduced last fall by Mr.. Cassidy and was
so popular with everybody interested in
racing that the stewards concluded to
make 1t permanent. 1t Is understood how
ever. that eachc starter will be allowed to
use his own particular gate and also to
employ his own help. so that there will be
no conflict on this line
In case of sudden illness there will always
be a regular starter on hand to attend to
this important department of the sport upon
which the public places a world of depend
ence. Mr. Fitzgerald has done all of the
starting at the big tracks for the last seven
years, and his work has been highly salts
In placing Mr.. Cassidy on an equal
plane with him the jockey club officials
have not intended to reflect upon Mr.. FitZ-
geralds ability in any way, but they believe
that they should fortify themselves against
possible accidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
ITALIAN TRAINING SHIP MAY BE
ORDERED TO LOCAL PORT.
Request That Vessel Be Present Dur.
ing Celebration of Washington's
Birthday Anniversary.


Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, February = 1904
Efforts are being made by the Washing
ton Birthday Celebration Association to
have the Amerigo Vespuccio. Italian
training ship. now at Baltimore. present
February - to take part in the observance
of the anniversary a committee from the
ASSOCIATE ton visited the italian legation in
Washington yesterday and preferred a re-
quest to this effect. and assured that
the vessel would be ordered to this pert on
the desired day if the river is free from fee
and the schedule of the ship Will permit.
1t will be recalled that the Vespuccio
anchored off this city in the spring of 1898.
just prior to the commencement of hostili-
ties with Spain. and that some doubt exist
ed to whether or not she might be a
Spanish cruiser. While here before she
was visited by a number of people.
Police Court Proceedings.
In the police court this morning. with
Police Justice Harry B. Cation presiding,
the following eases were disposed of
William Brown. charged with making an
assault on his wife with knife. dismissed.
his wife refusing to prosecute the charge
against him.
John Davis charged with throwing snow
balls at colored resident. fined~SI.
Robert Grimes and George Griffin charged
with disorderly conduct and fighting dis
missed
General Affairs.
Mr.. j. Clinton has been reelected presi-
dent of the Alexandria Insurance Company,
and Messrs. b. Baer. jr, ]. r Burke.
Worth Hultsh. George S. French. s. H.
Lunt and w. II. Hellmuth directors.
The interment of Mrs Elvina Stevens
Duckrell. widow of William j. Duckrell of
this city. whose death occurred at East
Dedham. Mass, Saturday will be made in
Arlington cemetery, beside her late hus-
band
The will of the late DR. w H. Madella,
colored, has been admitted to probate in
the corpora ton court, and his brother c.
H. Madella, has qualified executor The
estate, valued at about S24O0 is left to his
wife.
n. S. Greenaway. III. B. Cation and C. b.
GelsendaHer have been appointed an
praisers of the estate of E. c. Lucas. de-
ceased.
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Three Straight for Jolly Fat Men.

Once more the jolly Fat Men are tied
with the Saengerbund bowlers in the Dis
trict League. Last night they visited the
South Washington Business Men and won
three games from them, rolling two games
far above 900, while the third was also ex-
cellent. The Fat Men and Saengers now
stand on equal footing as regards games
won and lost, each having twenty-four
victories and twelve defeats recorded.
Ludwig a regular member of the Fat
Mems team did not bowl because of slight
indisposition, but his substitute, Hoffman,,
played well for him, ana helped earn the
victories Thomas Harlow was in good
form, starting off with 216 game. run
ming a string of 201 in the second and
reaching 1872 in the last. The scores:
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No Trade Made.

In regard to the report from Chicago that
Manager Griffith of the New York Ameri
cans had effected a trade with Comiskey
by which TannehiH. Chesbro and Williams
would be exchanged for Jones. Davis and
Flaherty Treasurer Farrell says:
mo such trade has been made. We would
not think of letting Chesbro or Williams
go under any circumstances. Griffith will
make a deal of another kind, however. in
few days which will greatly strengthen
team. He figures that will be al
least 80 per cent stronger when the Ameri-
can League race begins than We were a
year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
Pulliam Censures Dreyfuss.

According to story going the rounds of
base ball men yesterday, President Pull
liam of the National League does not eX-
actly approve of the attitude assumed by
Barney Dreyfuss toward Ban Johnson of
the American League. Puiliam is reported
as saying that Dreyfuss erred when he said
that he had to schedule the National
League clubs where the most money was
"a statement inclined 10 create the belief
that the magnates regard sportsmanship as
a secondary considera ton. Many base ball
men say that If Pulliam had the right to
fix up the schedule problem with Johnson
there would be friction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
DOWN THE ALLEYS
Bureaus and Interiors Battled for First
Place.

The Bureau and Interior teams of the
Departmental League had a battle royal
last night on the Palace alleys, the latter
capturing two of the three games rolled
through exceptionally fine work The Blu
reaus are leading the league in the race for
the championship. and the games were I'M
usually attractive. as the Interiors are In
second place. and three straight would have
placed them in the lead In every game the
Interiors went over the 600 mark. but In the
last struggle the Bureaus did some high
class rolling and won out by q margin of
seventeen pins. The standing room was all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
Ready for the Ball Season.

The Columbia Stars Athletic Club in its
recent initial base ball meeting discussed
several important resolutions and elected
officers for the base ball season. The new
officers are Ballard Moore. captain; Roger
Paine, manager, and Morris Parsons, treas
urer Last year the club was very sue
cessful among the city teams, both in base
ball and foot ball. The team average is
sixteen years. Applications for games
should be addressed to Roger Paine, 1857
Kenesaw street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
SOS. GOO for Brother Of Cresceus.

George X. Ketcham, the owner Of
Cresceus. was a passenger on the steam
ship Minnehaha of the Atlantic Transport
Line. which arrived in New York yester-
day morning from London. Mr.. Ketcham
went abroad with his wife and daughter
two months ago. He announced that while
in England he had sold to Lewis Wefnans
the owner of Wig Wag. the champion trot-
ter Of Europe. The Hagaman, q full brother
to Cresceus. The price paid was &13. O00.
Mr.. Ketcham also purchased while abroad
seven PAGERS which he Will dispose e On
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OFFICERS
Low Scores for Royal Arcanum.

The Capital Council team in the Royal
Arcanum League played with only four
men against the Ouray Council quint last
night but these We're SO far superior to
their opponents that they won two of the
three games. All of the scores were under
700. but the loss of a man on the Capitals
held them down to the small figures. Eek
stein was much the best of the two teams,
all of his games showing good scores. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
Railway Relief Bowlers.

In the Railway Relief Association League
the officers team felt competent to trim the
Southern five last night, but could not get
going well until the second game, when SIG
was recorded. The last was a close fight
for the rubber" but the Officers held out
best and won by sixteen pins. CARRIER led
both teams in individual scores, having 2O0
In the first The scores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02

this side for road horses. Though the
question of wind shields is an interesting
one just now on this side. it is not of in
terest over there" he said. They do not
use them. They do not race against time.
and most of their races are handicapS. /
have agreed with Mr.. Weinans to go abroad
in August and drive for him. should he
quire my services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
Nav Call Off Trade.

Jack ONeill. who was traded to the Chica-
go National League club by st. Louis, has
refused Manager Selees ultimatum. 1t is
said the St. Louis clubs patrons are insist
ing on O'Neill's retention. and that 1t is
likely the trade will be called off,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-02
Close Basket Ball Contest.

The First Battalion basket ball team won
from the Athletic Associa ton at the Dis
trict Guard Armory last night by the score
of 1872 to 1oia. Shedd. Kirby. Kennedy and
Wallace made some grandstand plays
Prospect large factor for the Ath-
letics. Lineup:
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The Clergy
Like lit

DR. AGNEW'S CATARRHAL POWDER CURES
ALL cREEDS IT RELIEVES IN 10 MINUTES.
Here are few names Of cIergymen OF different
cIeeds who are firm believers In DIR. Agnew's Ca
tsfrnai Powder to live mp to the preaching in
all II claims: Bishop Sweetman. Rev. DIR. Lang
Try lEpiscopaiianl; Rev. DIR. wlthrow and Rev.
Dr. Chambers (Methodist. and DR.. Newman. ell
OF Toronto. Canada Copies Of their personal
letters for the asking.
DR. AGNEw's OINTMENT RELIEVES FILES
IN DAY. %
r. G. AFGLEOK, f4ze PA. AVE.
q. 7. sToTT. COS PA. AVA
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taken, and the friends of the two teams
were continually cheering on the rollers.
Garrett had the high score of the evening
232, in the first game. Score:
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can Outright Attel, and when I get in the
ring with him again I'll reverse this de-
pSiOn
Smyrna times., 1904-08-10

of the girl, said that her father was in
a great measure responsible for the
girls desire to end her life. The mur-
derous attack Killen made on his wife
and baby son, and which was frus-
trated only by Cora's pluck and nerve,
was the beginning of the whole
trouble. He said that Kiilen ad pro-
cured an ak and attempted to beat out
Mrs. Killen's brains. Leaving her for
dead on the floor, he swung the weap-
on against the baby, David, then only
six months old. Awakened by the
crash of furniture, Cora rose aud
grappled with her father. She dis
armed him and drove HIM from the
house.
While Killen, half clad, ran to the
Sheriff of Viola, to whom he gave him
self up, saying he had committed mur-
der, Cora worked over her mother
and baby brother. To her prompt and
intelligent care both owe their lives.
The shock was too much for the girl,
however, and the fathers alleged
threat to kill her might easily have
been sufficient to drive her to suicidal
desperation. The elder Jewell added {:
'She often said she would never be
happy until she was dead Those
were the words she uttered the night
she had the struggle with her father.
She came to see me this month year
ago. After looking into every nook
and Granny of the old place she said it
was for the last time. 1 will never be
back in the old home, we're her words. -
Smyrna times., 1904-08-10
SUICIDE FROM FEAR OF FATHER.
Cora KiIen, Daughter of Jacob KilIen, of Vi
ola, Comes to an UutlmeIy Death.

Cora Killen, the pretty Philadelphia
girl, who attempted suicide Tuesday
evening in Sharon Hill station, died
Thursday morning in Chester Hospital
with a dangerous bullet wound just
above the heart, the hospital attend
ants have failed to obtain from the
girl the real motive for her effort in
seeking death. The deceased is the
daughter of Jacob and Armina Killen,
who formerly resided near Viola, in
this county. In the early part of the
summer of 1902 Jacob Killen made a
deadly assault on his wife and infant
child with an ak. Killen was arrested
and confined in the county Jail. The
case was in a manner compromised,
and Killen pleaded guilty to assault
and battery, and was sentenced to i'm
prisonment for two years, which
would expire the coming October.
At the October term in 1908, on the
petition of Mrs, Killen, a decree of di-
vorce a vinculo matrimonii was granted
to Mrs. Killen, and the custody of all
the children was given to her
1t was thought Miss Cora was driven
to the attempt on her own life by brood
ing over family troubles; but her state
ment to her physician in Chester, that
her father had threatened her with
deadly vengeance so soon as he could
regain his liberty, makes pertinent the
story of the original crime.
James Jewell, of Viola, grandfather
Smyrna times., 1904-08-10

Burdock Blood Bitter gives a man q
clear head, an active brain, a strong,
vigorous body-makes him fit for the
battle of life.
Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness
of the skin of any sort rtintantly relieved
permanently cured. Doan's Oint.
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Group instantly relieved. DR.. Tho
mas Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe
Never fails. At any drug store.
No such thing as Summer com
plant" where DIR. Fowler's Extract o.
Wild Strawberry is kept handy. Ma
ture's remedy for every looseness o.
the bowels.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-10
FORD'S OSTRICH AS A ROADSTER.
Black Diamond Pulled Three Men in Wagon
10 Very Easy Manner.
WALTER MORRIS.

''Black Diamond" the famous trot-
ting ostrich, sped through the town of
Frederick Wednesday, and was a novel
sight for the people of that little
town. The mammoth bird was driven
by his owner, w. W. Ford of Hot
Springs, Ark, who is visiting friends
at Dover, and was attached to the four
wheel track wagon to which he is al
ways driven. Two other men were in
the wagon, their weight aggregating
525 pounds. Mr.. Ford claims that the
bird can easily make a mile in 2. 10 on
a straight road, clear of horses. The
horses on the streets are inclined to
tear up things when they see the big
bird rushing down the road. When
ever the ostrich appears on the streets
it is surrounded by a big crowd, and
its performances have been interfered
with by the crowd pressing in upon it.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-10
Worlds Fair Excursions.

Low rate ten-day excursions via
Pennsylvania Railroad, August 3, 10,
II, "a, aud 81. Rate, $3.50 from
Smyrna. Train leaves Smyrna at
S.37 a. m, connecting with special
train from New York arriving st. Louis
4.15 next day.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-10
Escaped an Awful Fate.

MIR. H. Haggins of Melbourne, Fla,
write, 'My doctor told me had Con-
sumption and nothing could be done
for me. | was given up to die. The
offer of free trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, in
duced nae to try it. Results were start
ling. l am now ON the road to recov-
cry and owe all to DIR. Kings New
Discovery. It surely saved my life. y
This great cure is guaranteed for all
throat and lung diseases by Benton N.
Weldon Druggist. Price SOC & S1.OO.
Trial Bottles free.
Smyrna times., 1904-08-10
Impaired Digestion

May not be all that is meant by dyspepsia
now, but it will be if neglected.
The uneasiness after eating, fits Of nerv-
GUS headache, sOurness Of the stomach, and
disagreeable belching may not be very bad
now, but they will be If the stomach is
suffered to grow weaker.
Dyspepsia is such a miserable disease
that the tendency to it should be given
early attention. This is completely over
come by
Hoods TdrSdpGriLLd
which strengthens thewhole digestive system
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
S1elmemsStIf
Sigamiif aus Shio 5imulirte 'per-
gebens eiuen Selbfmoro.

@bicago, IA. DIT. Sin Mann,
angebIid Wiqiam Sane aug Delicious
taine, g., 1T bier msger gigamie in
6aft.
gr entfibrte cine 2ebrerin in Gro=
ton, o., uno beiratbete lie. gepor er
aber feline erfts 5rau perlieB, leste er
&of unb Out ans ufer bes SLIDER
Safe. als bdtte er Selbfmoro Be-
9angen.
Na4 3 Wonaten erfubr bic erffe
Grau, BOB Sane lebe. Der polisei
~segentiber nsnnt er f9 Sopn. gr
rpuroe ipdter nod ObiO suridssbra9t.
Sorpeooboot hr
Sapan.
M inneapoIis, Minn., IA.
Oct. 8 So%rpeoo6oote, au9enf9einli9
fir Sapan befimmt, tnb bon GaQ
%ioer, Mah.. a%ngelangt.
Sie 8oote finb auf Is Waeen Der
N. o., Seem Sabeu & 9artfo-b 8abn
berlaoen. pon oenen 2 bei6dbist mo-
rem. Sie Nblieferung Der Senbung
miro bef9leunigt uno fs miro bon pri-
bat= Detettibs Sag unb Na9t bemadt.
Wasen, bic tiir5lid in Winot, q. g.,
our @ntgleifung sebradt tpurben, pa=
rem nidt NIT Sorpeoobooten, fonbern
nit Stablplatten, ebenfaus nod Sa-
pan, berlaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

= ainbIid Gemitb. 8arl
befommt tdgli9 bon isiner Mutter
5tpei Solbi. @elesentli4 frast ihn
Mama: Was na&H Ou benin nit ben
@olbi, bic i1 Dir sebe9 = Weibt Su,
Mama, tpenr i9 in bic Sdule ssbe,
ba ftsb. bort cine alte 5rau unb. =
Sebr fdDn Qarl6en, aber es finb bod
biele Mrme, tparum sibt Su Define
Golbi immer nur Der Ginen9 = So,
es lit tpabr, es ftebt aud eth alter
Mann bort, Der au9 fanbirtes Sbit
unb Maroni bertauft, aber bic Mlh
sibt mehr.
= Gin gutter 3erl. prdf-
bent (sum Mnseflasten); nMlfp, Manz
beltern, bas @eridt bat sic gu bier
Monaten @efGnsnib berurtbeilt. Oa
sic aber fiimf Monate in unterfu<
aunssbaft sefeFen finb, tpirb bic iiber
sic berbdnste Citrate bierbur& als
berbiibt eradtet, unb fDnnen sic fo<
nit ieBt biefes 6aus berlafen!" 8ers
tbeibiser (sereiat): r@lfo mar mein
&lient nm einen Monat LANCER in l1ns
electromagnetic, als bic iiber ibn Der=
bGngte Strafe ausma9t!" Mngetlass
ter: rMber meine 9erren, f~treiten Sc
MIR tpegerl benz! Dab ih balt fir's
nd9fte MaI n Wonat gut!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
Die dItefte In Mtnnefota

pie GItet in Mtnneota
seborene peiBe perion, Sruu Sophte
&uFeu, lit biefer Sage in Saut Rd,
pibs i'm glitter bon 80 Sabren geitors
ben. Sbr @atsr, gbas. 8. Dates,
mar Msent Der 4mericun Sur Grabbing
60. in Ga Yoint, MO lie i'm Sabre
1922 sebpren purOe. Sm Sabre 1843
beiratbete tie S.remiuh Hufen, pel<
der bamals fir bieielbe pel5@9eiea<
f9aft Isent auf Dem apei Meilen ON
Saut 2upio, gelesenen 9anbslspoiten
mar.
Oie Staats : 3u9tbauss
eommiffion o Nep YOrf Pat Die
plGne fir elm reues in Sing Sing gu
erri9tenbes 9sbdube eenebmist, in
pel9sm bic SobescanbiDaten betinirt
unb binseri9tet tperben fonen. gis
mem 8sI9lub Der lebten 2%egislatur
entipre6enb ioGen fOrtan in biiem
@ebGube fGmmtli9e i'm Stdate per@
bGnqten Spbesurtbeile pplitredt fper@
ben. Oas neue @ebGibe tptrb $780,
900 foiten, man sebentt aber balo bic
Muslage pieber ein5ubringen, neil
babur9 bic Mpparate CUR eleftrif9en
6inridtung in ben bret anbern 3u9t<
bGuiern iiberfliiifig perben. Sas @ts
bGube IoG einitDdis perben uno %
3elen nebft sinem belonoern 5ligel
fir Srauen entbalten.
Der nitts Heu
Dorfer betra9tet S9peine, 5ibner,
Ranin9en unb 3tesen als ldnbltae
GraeugniHe, aber tpenn man etpas
iiberleat, pirb man finben, bab aud
Die @tabt Elm gut Sbeil Idnolt4sn
Gbdraftsrs barbietet. 5ronten BON
8raunftein : SGuisrn unb 9ef9Gfts>
piertel bebeden nur einen She'll TIRES
Mreals, an pielen Stenen iiebt man
sablreihe 8ilber ldnbli6en @usfe<
bens. limb boh beriibrt es feltfam, aus
Dem Neri9te bes Nep YOrfer Sefunos
beitsamtes gu erfeben, baB IL psrios
men bic grlaubnib gum 9iibnerhalten,
unsefdbr boppelt 10 pieIe gum 9aiten
bon aiiben unb fat ebenl o biele CUR
S9peineSu9t erbalten haben. Die
grlaubnibi9eine umfabten audi bas
6alten BON 2anin9en, Sauben unb
Gnten. sSn BroDtlpn finb 8 grlaubs
niBfheine our 8enubung BON Srunnsn
aussegeben pproen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
@eoen HdfenbIute1

v I'll ~
ssolaenbes e%mpfoblen: Oas 9inaufa
i9liirfsn bon gfigpafer; @urgeln
nit Mlaun; Srinfen zines GblDffels
@aRer, in tpel9em funf 9ropfen
Serpentinipiritus entbalten iinb; bas
Mnleeen zines @tiidhens 2Oi4papier
an ben @aumen; bas @infiibren zines
8Gui99ens Watte ober Gbarpie, auf
pel9es pulperiirtes @laun geltrsut
purbe. Mn9 ipute man, mo bas 8lut
nur aus einem Der NaienlO4er bringt,
ben @rm auf berIelben Seite empor
reden unb bas anbere Naienlo6 feit
subalten. Sinh beibe in Mitleioenz
i6aft eeapgsu, 10 mub man beibe ar>
me bo6itreden, inbeb cine anbere per=
ion beibe NalenlOder 5ubdlt. @u9
3~uriidbeugen bes &opfes uno talte
QufI6ldge auf Stirn unb 9enid fino
oft BON gutter Wirfuns. Wer hdufig
an fpl9en 8lutunsen leioet. fann Die
MISUNDERSTANDING itdrfen, inbsm sr
(uamentli9 i'm Spmmer) Morgens
unb Mbenbs faltes Wdner IN Die Jtd1e
einSiebt unb pGbrenb bes Shlafens
ben &opf bod legt.
0oppeItobIen aures 81 o.
from. Sn einem @lasfldf9den ion
basielbs aufbepabrt nerben. 8eim
@ebrau9e nimmt man cine Mefer=
ipise obsr einen &affeelOffel boz, aber
ni9t mebr als b09ftens bret Mal tdg=
li9. Gs pirD pertpanbt gesen: Cob
bremen, beftiges @rbre9en, Nppetitz
loiigfeit Ii. +. m. Mu9 aur 8ereitlng
BON 8raui.pulper (Seiblib) fann es
oienen. Man nimmt etpa 2 Meferz
fpiben bon unb loft tie bur9 umriib=
rem bon MaRer auf. SIT bies gei4e>
ben, ban bringt man cine Meferfpise
WsiniteiniGure hin3u. Mun perlanse
bieielbe in Der Ipotbefe dusoriidli4
sur 8rauiepulperbereitung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
: 11eberleqen. Stu

-ueberIegen. Stnotoius
@treber: .Giirdtef On nidt auH.
baB uns aus Der Jrauenemdncipaiion
eine sefGbrli9s goncurren3 ertpd9itY'
S~tubiofus Siiffel: nM4 MumpiB,
bas Grauenaimmer mDdte t4 ieber,
bas mid untsr'n Slid trintt!!"
= Ser pantoffeIbelba ala
Gtrobpittper. q. Tim @aits
baus): r9aB Der S9ul5e gar niht
re6t auftbaut, pbppbl feline 5rau Ders
reiit iit2" g.: rSa, bic bat ihn Mans
liG iiber ben 3eitpuntt ibrsr Eiidtehr
in unaetpibbeit aelahen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

6 t. 2Ouis, No., IA. Ottober.
0ies= prdfOent Ramon Corral unters
nabm beute nebff @efolse auf ginlaouna
oes Observation-Disclosures cine Tabrt
tiber Den 4usfeaunssplab. Die Sour
murbe i'm Dellomfone- Wasen surid-
geIe9t.
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LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

-. SabrSeit Der 8lse...
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