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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

BALLARD. April s-The city hall
was crowded 20 itn doors last night
when the question Of the Btnrksy fran
chiso for furnishing Ballard with light
and power came ap Tor It's last read
inE aud final vote.
The franchise was granted by a vote
OF five 10 two. the minority being. as
Of course WAS expected. Fitzgerald and
TNiKg. The session Was "a heated one.
and several citizens participated la
tho discussion Of tho proposed fran
chins.
When the vote wHs about 10 be
taken. Attorney Reynolds took the
floor and warned the council against
tao much haste. saying that the grant
Ing Of such n franchise waa a matter
Of grave Importance 90 the citizens u
thu city. Mr.. Reynolds IL openly at
ternsy for the bnOdualmie Electric
company and has for about a year
been endsHvoriug 60 get an npplieA-
tion for bis principals seriously con-
aidsred by the council Ills objection
wsa regarded a. natural. since the
granting u the starkey franchise
would practically kill ali chance for a
Hnoauaiinie franchise.
". II. Vernon. one Of nailardss LEAD
ing eitizsuu. answered the argument q
Mr. Reynolds lie said that there had
already been sufficient delay In thu
matter. and that every necessary pre-
caution had been taken against any
90 that might come 81 the htsrkry
franchise. II had been amended 30 a.
20 afford TIE city every protection
against any design % evil, ard the
city would be protected BY a cash bond
% Eko. which the htAfkey psopls
would forfeit IN case they did not full
ftil their contract In view Of this,
Mr. Vernon argued there was no nssd
OF further delay and parieY an the
city would BE- the better Tor electric
service n the Htarkry franchise proved
a success. and would be n.s.ss ahead 10
ease II proved a failure. lie thought
that zHffteisGt guard had been placed
against the possibility o. Seattle
EleutFlc company finger ia the pie. and
that the only thing that remained 90
DO was 20 pass the franchise and eE-
pe.iits matters. % that Ballard could
have a satisfactory SERVICES.
Rev. Raven was neht 20 speak. Bs
admaniahsd fuller consideration and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

not shown 10 strangers However,.
they are as purely Japanese aud un
cheerleas as the rest. The garden In
one of the most ancient aud most
artistie-from Japanese tdeala-in
the country.
The emperor. la leaving bis home
At Toxic aud coming down here ap-
peata to
THE EMOTIONAL SIDE
Of the Japanese character. lilo sets
the example 70 his subjects. who
must sever home times. aud he also
exhibits piety IA goiuE To the old
home and present tomb Of his deified
ancestors. whose aid he invokeH In
behalf of his army and navy.
TIE army ANA navy departments
aud the general starr VII DO quar-
tered at the giio castle. which COW
erH nearly as much ground an the
palace. The castle IL really fort.
with huge stone ana earth wallis,
thanked by guard towers ana sur
rounded BY "a great moat Entrance
n gained through enormous gate
ways. which are closed with huge
nail studded gates aud reached by
a draw bridge.
When the emperor comes 60 Kyoto
he
WILL NOT HE GUARDED
by troops. lie viii ride tn a simple
American closed carriage. and he
suite will follow In similar carriages
The emperor win wear his unlform
as the commander Of the army and
the navy aud thus avoid either APP
psarinE ia a silk hat aud Prince Al
bert or IN native dress.
Every child la kyoto viii be or
dsrcd TO be al an assigned place and
about every child as well as every
man and woman in the city Will be
on hand dressed In his very best
clothes
when the emperor goes by there
VIA ba no cheers and not q sound
except a slow and solemn eiapping
Of hands THIS slow hand clap 10
PART OF THE WORSHIP
in ne temple and In the only tribute
that can he paid the emperor. As
a dsuzi Eod he rides through hts efn-
pire unEunrded. for n AJapaness
tsoHid a. nNon thiuk OF try Z 10 put
pnf a. sun aA 70 Mi the en-. for.
tBsiy few years ago the opie
sseHe compelled % close their houses
eni keep strictly out Of night when
the en- psror passed by. They could
rot look at him. The last sirne he
Visited one city the mayor notified
the people that they need not leave
lhc ssfeein when the emperor passed.
bat on The proper attitude 10 %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

back and chung to ths customs o,
centuries.
There ars two great palaces here.
one the rnikado's paiacs--ths home
OF his ancestors long before william
the conaueror visited Engiand--and
the other Is NH castle. where for
two csnturis the feudsl lords who
had stolen the emperor's power. held
sway and really ruled japan. Be
sides the two palaces the emperor
has two summer homes here. and
there are
NEARLY 1000 TEMPLES
and shrinss In the city, Some Of
the greater temples are in the very
heart Of the city and the palace and
their broad acres Of surrounding
parks almost cut the city IN two.
This old city Ia stiil the cradle Of
japanese art and industry. There
are no great factories here. but IN
each little house il a pottsr's wheel,
or a loom. or an embroidery frame
that has been there for generations.
In one quarter Of the city the spin
ners i've. in another the potters. the
metal workers have their section.
and the same trades here run IN the
same families since long before any
body can remember.
Kyoto Will feel the war. for she
must send her young men 20 the
army and the navy. and taking tho
bread winner cut OF the house
means hunger and priyation. In
stead Of working IN factories nearly
everything ~ made al home. and the
whole family from trembling grand
sire 10 toddlina infant seem to help
ia the work.
In these squalid mud huts one can
see the most exquisite bits OF china,
the most
a ASTONISHING TMBROIDERIE9.
the most cunning bits of metal work.
IN the process of construction. but
he cannot buy here. lie must 60 90
the merchant. who buys Of the
workman.
The choicest Of Kyoto's art treas
ures and manufactures do not go 20
the public at all. One family has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

stand. with hands hanging down.
head forward and eyes downcAs,.
uloiionleaa No one must raise an
umbrella nor bind his neck with a
scarf. and no one may smoke while
his majesty passes by"
so kyoto IL cleaning up for the
cmperer's arrival. and the oldest In
habitants are telling tales OF the DO
iags of tho old emperor and the fcu-
dal lords and chiefs who used 20
struggle for power and land Ia days
rune by. w, u. coLyER-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
GRAND LODGE
OF A. o. u. w.

One Of tho important measures 10
be taken up next Wednesday at this
meeting OF the state grand lodge 81
the a. .. U. W. IA seattle. viii
be measure 70 adopt the insurance
rate adopted by the national gather
Ing held last yenr. Aside from tha
new Insurance rates little work Of
importance fB to coue up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

beautiful garden. within four great
walls OF mud and stone.
After nearly week OF red tape
the United States minister can get
nom the authorities at Toxic per-
mission for an American 90 visit this
palace and tha MILO castle. on con-
ditlon that the visitor leaves his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
MODERN
DENTAL PAKLORS
SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST.
49,. nlLA

Masonic Temple Building
Teeth extracted and filled abso-
lutciy without pain our own prep
aration. which has been kept secret
all Of these years. being Initiated by
all others. All attempts to copy prov
ing such failures. as we are con-
eeded 10 be the only painless Ell.
tractors. The Modern Dental Par
iors In Seattle are absolutely the
only pariorH that have this patent
preparation TO extract teeth. FIJI
teeth and apply gold crowns without
pain. Gold crowns and teeth with
out plates. gold filling and all other
work done painIeasly and by spe-
ciRiisfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

KANSAS CITY. April G. Elections
for minor offices were held In the
iarr@r cities 81 Kansas yesterday
In Topeka. Lawrence and wichita
the Republicans elected all their
candidates. and In Leavenworth and
Kansas city, Kas.. the Republicans
eterted a majority OF the Officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
uMpEaoIt IS coMiNd.

lie h EXPECTED about April 20. and
great preparations are being made.
Here or, the bones of bis ancestors
and the ahrtnes Of all the dead mi
kados-who arc warshiped as gods
The emperor viii live In his great
palace tcalisd uoah0l. which is n
vast collection Of rambling wooden
buildings covering a dozen acres, All
enclosed. with a great park and a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

Best dinner IN Seattle, with sau-
ternea or Burgundy. at MaiHon Bar
beria Second and James every eve
ming. tlO0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

KANSAS CITY. April e--Ieacph W.
Folk stated last night that he would
not accept the Democratic nomination
for vice president ~ the United States
IN II were offered 20 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

COLON. April e-The Panama Rail-
road companys steamer Alliance has
arrived here with the United States
canal commission on board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

DENVER. April e-Eiections were
held m the cities md towns Of New
Mexico yesterday The Republicans
were victorious AZ Las Vegas and
Gallup and the Democrats AT Santa
Ee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

Have you tried Smooth Mike.
a. Tom Williams, Ga FtrHt2 Bil-
Iards. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06
THE FAMOUS CITY OF THE MIkApo IS GETTING FEARFUL
scRuselNa PREPARATORY TO THE sMpERoRs COMING
VISIT IN APRIL

for a century made the silk for the
emporor's underwear Others are
patraniaed by uohiemon and their
vases or other work are hidden
away IN the collections Of the aria-
toeracy OF Japan.
During tho eleven centuries that
Japan lived behind closed doors aud
Kyoto MAS tho capital the Shinso
religion reached ita flood tide.
rhbcd. buddhism came In and
reached flood tide and shinto again
swept over A. A. this oli city has
been the intellectual. religious and
political headquarters II h only
natural that the temples here
should be the greatest aud that
each sect should seek 60 Quito the
other.
Hut now tAe
psfpwnDU IL COMING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

BOISE. Idaho. April s.-Town and
city elections were held throughout
Idaho yesterday. excepting at Boise
and Lewiston. In nearly all places
the issues were local. the chief one
being that Of enforcing the law
against gambling. So far as heard
from. the anti-gambiiug candidates
have won quite generally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-06

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, April 1.-THE
Democrats elected w. r. Rpratt
mayor and two oounciimen yester-
day. the remainder OF the Repub-
lican candidates being successful.
The present administration is Re
publican.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Gautpf nm ibr Ge6en.

Is bicago, ~. Npril. - Der Ser.
tbeibiger Der Srou 0orSe. ole iiin9lt
pegen 9ergiftunH hires @otten neS
WtorbeS I'M eriten @robe ihuloia &c
iproden muroe, Impolt Scnrp s.
Scott, bat 9eitern Ole @egriinoiln1s.
l6riit fiir iein 8eiltd mVelpiligltng
elmer nelen G~erbuublltng fir feline
Glientil1 bel 8erid)t eingebrodt. Sn
Der Gingabe luerbcn nidt meniaer,
ais BOG 8riinpe angeiiibrt, aus oenen
lid) Die Verehtiarns oeS @eludes err
geben ioa. Nod Den Orei criten iibli.
den @riinoen, bnB oos @crbift gegell
oos @eieb mar, boB eS gegen Die Chi.
oe1l5 ipar uno oaB eS Dos Sd)lperge.
midt oer entloltenbei Wonlente nid)t
berildlidtiae. Iiperben nod 203 unoer'
lueiti9e @riinoe on9efiibrt. Tiele 90.
bon iino, formaler Nntur urlo besicben
lid auf ongeblide misunderstanding
megen 3nlalinng nllgefohtener ober
Tcrfpcrfung ~ angebotencr Gpioen,.
alioere be3ieben lid nuf onaeblih nm
rid)tige &ebtsbelcbrungen bes 8id-
terS. Sin Serrnin tiir Die Nrgumen.
tution ii6er aas @enih lit nidt firirr
tiper0eag. pduppgt!f c,ut trt'Hn'Gt q.
AIh Die idiuierige s5ruge ser 9e.
ltrcitung Der Soften einergppeuotiot,
Die iid) auf %beila1fig $500 belauien.
lit oiirt Die Winificen5 einiger Wiit'
glieoer Der Union 2eoglle sur giiniti-
gen erleoigrHg geloilgt Serr Scott
bat feline 2iGnHe Der Srou 9on5c be.
rcitpiIliait sur &erfiigrng geIteut, OBJ
mobl cs ibm befonnt lit, bob iie nid)t
in Der Gage lit, oieieIben 81 bonori.
rem. Iuein Die Nppeaotiol1Sfoiten fir
Den Soil, oab Die critic Siliton5 bos
@eiltd) INN nelte Gerbonolung ablpei-
len miro, maren offcnbar nid)t oiii.
5llbringen. 10 troten nun mebrere
Dtitglieoer Ser Linton 2eague bclfeno
Elm. Sbne ooB ii6 SEER Scott on lie
%9eruonot bate, peronitalteten lie cine
Sammllnh un1 elmer Srolt, Die lid)
IN orgcr 9eOrdngniB befanb, 81 ibrem
Gebte 81 uerbelfen ilnb Der fir Die
appeQationsfoiten notbige @etrog lit
bereitS %aciomnlelt itnb miro Dem Mn.
lpolt sur &eriii9ung seitelt werben,
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Rcnfnnslanb's Stranored,te.

81, Sobn's $. Nh, -. IpriI.-
Die 0iffcren3cn iiber oen fran5oli-
ihen Stronoredts Sertroo iino 5ur
ollgemcincn 3ufricoenbeit beigeIegt.
Sronfreid bat iih bomit einoeriton.
oert, bob Die 9eitimmn1g. nod mel
der Die Siiherei an 20. October ieben
Sabres scihloiien ioeroen iou, MIR
oltf fron5oiiihe Slider gnwenbung
finben iol. Den 6iidJern bon Reu-
iunblono. Gonaou II. Den Ser. Stoo.
ten miro be5iiglib Der Nusiibitng Der
SGringSfiiderei mobrenb oes @ilt.
ters fcincrlei geidrGnfung oltferlegt.
Sronfreid pcrpilid)tet iih oild), oen
britiihen &pninl in ct. Eierre on5il.
crtennen, moourd) tbntidhIid) oeu,
bon BORT aus betriebenen S6mtgeel
Elm @noe gcnlodt miro. @roBbriton.
MEN perpilihtet iid umgefebrt our
Inerfenning hes fron5oiiihen Son.
iills in Ct. Sobn'S, iueld)er bort bis
Jest l,ur unpffi5iel ieinen @obnlis
botte. S1mmtlibe Gin5elnbeiten oeS
Ibfolnmens ml,roen Der Seaislntur
in ibrer belltioen SlBnmg ultrrbrei'
tet.
Ser Gertro9 miro ollgemlein oils
Gin Segen fir Die 8olonie betrubtet.
@robe Sreiloe berrid)t inter ben 9e.
mobnern Der Sniel. 8eitern Nbenb
noren ole S1ilier illlninirt uno
nne &irdengloden miirben geIGntct.
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@crmiidjte trlesrnpbiidc S~cpridjen.

SN"i"vN NNS&"Ppf~e ~NtN'"e"'
Der Fr1iiocnt bat anfa Z.
Smitb CUR Ypitnleiiterin bon 0ronr..
bile, H.,O., ino eoporb ". ep,pIeS
gum Boitmeiiter bon Eotdogue, g..
y, ernannt.
Hah anaabe bes goreB6udcs
fir ooS Sobr 1904 bat Die Yeb0lfe.
ring bon ct. 2oliS, Wto., m1bremo
oes letter Sabres nm 37,20S a6pfs
5u9enommen unb bel1llit iid) gegcn.
wdrtig aiif 693,675.
San1cs Vroberid, oerY r1lioent,
nnb ". &. Collins, Der &oiiirer Der
.Snoiano Notionol : 9anf" IN @lf.
bort, Sno., iinb i'm 9unoesoiitrifts-
@eribt in indianapolis pegen Ser.
lesnng Der 9~anfaeiese. ipeld)e an
Dem Vanferott oes Snitituts nit
Yaiiioa i'm petrnge BON $642, $50
fiibrte, 81 5ebn, reip. feds Sabrcn
3ubtbaus perurtbeilt woroen.
Commodore WiIliom S.&ount.
elmer Der befnnuteitel,8 eteronen oe&
SiirgerfriegeS, Der iid aui Den gin+
nen9euaHern beionoers nlS5eif).
nete, 1T IN ieinem Semi in &uegbc.
M, ga, i'm Alter bon 50 Sabreu
nah lGngerem 2eieen eeitorben. er
mar in @eIspiQe, 8, geboren ullb
ais 8otibaiter oui ben 6liiiien oes
Weitens bon Yittsburs bis 3um@oli
nno bon Cairo bis gum Sberlaif
oes Wiiiouri uno Ylotte Hiper cine
iebr befnnnte Yerionlid)fcit.
Or. Sgnos Srieomonn elm be,
fainter Gleoelanoer gr5t. iano &c,
tern Ibeno bel Der GoQiiion iciuer
8ittide nit einemS troBenbobmuag.
gon einen idben Joo. Ter llneliic'
lihe murbe inter Die @aggonrdoer
geidleuhert uno erdblih 5ermalmt.
Gr itano i'm glter bon so Sabren.
Die nllniteo Sriib 2eaglie 81
Imerica" balt am 30, uno 81. NuguIt
! in Der Staot Hefu.9orf ibren Swci,
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Sin gabntrnit sciuittert.

@aibin9ton, 8. g., %. NpriI.
- Hepr1ieltalt Gaines bon Weit.
8irginien iolgt Den Spilren eineS oIt,
lihen gabnl ruits. Gr bat einen
9eidluB eingereidt, weld)er oofouI
binmeiit, Dab aaeemein oapon Die
Mebe iei, Dob Die .Nenniplponia.
gabn," Die Baltimore Obio.", Die
.gbeiapeofc 4 Ohio" uno Die v@or-
tbern g. @citern Yabn" nit Dem
Blame umgingen, cine .Sntercliens
@emeiniholt' Der bier 9nbnlinien ST.
betperfiteniNen mo lire V%etriebSlei-
tuna uilter cinbeitlibe Gontrole 5n
bringen. Ter 9eihluB beauitrogt
sic slpiidenitoatIide @erfebrs Com.
milton, ben SobperDolt 5lt interiu-
den llno ieIt3nItellelt, Of iold)e Srilit.
Heigureen BON oeh pier genannten
Ydbneu gcDcat peroen. Die Com.
miilioh ipu Dor Sabresihlub ibren
9eiuntb einbcridten. Der @oines'ide
YeidlllB purOc al, Den 3u%itanoisen
ausIdnB perluieien; .,.t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

feine omcritoniid)en Ediie an. luenil
lolde bon 9iirgern iiibii6er Goltfei.
lion pr0ientirt iucr0en. MuSnubnlcn
limo biSlong MIR nit jiibiifen Nuli-
tierS 1emodt iporoen, menn oiciclhen
9eniigenoe M%uSlueiie por5eieen fonn.
ten, bob lie Der Sod)finon3 augebol.
ten.
3ie Heiolutiun mirh nun Dem Yra
%Iioenten iibermitteIt meroen. utb ole.
ielbc miro alSborm an boS StaotS.
Requirement Beben. Stuuts . GU.
tretGr Sup miro noraliSiihtlih mi;
Dem rnliidcn 9otihaiter ENC inior.
melle Gorbelpredung boltcn mo
oonn cnt'deioen, oh cS tbunlid lit.
fornleIle Neaotiutioneu in Der Srugc
nn5rfniipicn. Wo9lid 1enug it,
fuB berorti0e Negotiotionen Hcs
Stidlal Der pielbeiprod)enen 0iidji,
neip . Eetition baben piirocn, oh
lhpn eS ia rid)t mlsaclhluiien wGre.
oub bic r1iiiiite Meoierun9, iolS
besn Yraiiaenttn ole Sade gor itht
oltl Screen liegen ioIlte. lid aeneiat
ectgcn fonnte, 3nHcit6notiiiir 5u mo
den. .@}
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odB 9ebel gerooe bas @egentbeil
bon Gem geioet bate, mos er bntte
Iagen mollelt. Gam ihallte elm iid)
Iinlnler ernelernoes @elGbter ollrd)
oas Salls, unterbroden ourd) oetl
Guf: .0oS itinmt, oos itimmt!
9os lit Die @obrbeit!"
Cine Ofii5iers . Greoit.
banf. ....
Plus @icn miro berihtet: 0oS
Winiiterium bat Dem Siiriten glireo
@rebe unoGoniprten Ole prin5ipiellr
9eiuiaioulg 5ilr 8riinoun9 elmer
9unf ertbeilt, oeren houptiGtlid)
tier 3lued ooriil bcltebt. oos Grcoit.
u~ereinsDeien 81 'centroliiiren, Der,
b~eltebenben Greoitpereiren Ole moth
%luenbigen Mfittel su5ufiibren, error.
berlihe nelIe Greoitpereine 81 errid).
ten nno I'M Nugemeinen ais Gen'
trulbunf Der Grebitpereine 81 fungi
rem. Sierbei bat Die proieftirte gallf
es iid) 5llr bcionoeren Nufgabe &C.
mod)t, sic GreoitperbGltniiie Der 81,
fi5icre ul1O @eamten Der beipoffnetcu
Mtntt, ferner Der Staotsbeomten 81
iorhern nno ST beben. MlS Mftien-
&opitol lit ein9etro9 bon 10 Wttllips
men &ronclL, 5erlegt in 25,OO Mftien
81 ie 400 8ronen, beltinnttt. Gic
Gonitituirilng erfolgt, penn 12,00D
Iftien 1e5eihnct ltno.
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iabrtgeil Sonpent ob. OaS engltihe
EarlamentSnlit9lieo Sobn 6. 8es.
monb miro ocmielben b~eituobneit
nn0 pielleid)t bon mcbreren letner
Gollegen begleiiet lein.
8on Sen SIT Sonntaasidul.
2ebrern uno .2ebrerihnen ans aQet
Shcilcn oes 2anbeS, peIhc i'm nor!.
gen Wonat diff Dem N~orooeutihell
2Iopo 3ampfer r8rober aurfiirit"
5itin Gonpeitt nod benz I'll. Qanoe
abfubren, iino bon SbeiInebmerll
grieic einectroffcn iporin iie ibr,
gefriebiaund fiber Die berrIidle
Sobrt, oos id)6ne Wetter nno bic
quite 8erpfkauiig alisiprehen. @ie
Geo. $. GorfieIo aus Seriep +. Giip
ibretbt, bdt mai, Dor ser Infnnit lit
atben enoe @dr3 iosor aeinen gnl.
piun9" 8it Gbreit bes GapitausNein
foiteh orrdn9irt, bel meldem ntnrt-
dies @loS Minerolnulief aui ooS
@obl bcs- Gomnrannenrs geleert
fpilrbc. rg .s.G&
Sn aanios.Gitp, Io., lit Nru.
friior Splpeitcr g. Sodfon. Elm Der.
porrugenber Wniifer, Der rtettit
Sabre Director oes @uiifunterrid)ts
in ben oiientlihen Shulen AT Dc.
troit mar, I'M Ilter BON GA Sabrer
seitorben. Zen 9iirgerfrieg mad)te
er i'm lS. @iseoniiner S%nfnntcrie.
6epinett nit. Cine Heibe bon Sab.
rem mar ct Qebrer an Dem Vuitoner
Wniif +. Gonierputorium.
5ruu Carrie Station oie Bell.
ibminaerin neilt jebt IN Gtieagu
ilnb miro nit ndfiter @od)e elm
engagement IN eiuem Dime Wli.
ielrm beginner, Sic crbdlt $500 bic
Wobe.
2ie SppbilS . Gpibeinie III Int
8atertolpn tbotlGd)lid erIoideit.
Sett oenl /. Snnltar mdren GU Gr.
fronfungsfdlc 81 pcr3eihnen. BON
oeteil A NIT Dem Tooe enoeten. sc.
gehiuartig bciinoen iid) nod 81 1aIIe
m gebmblung. Or. George VI. 50.
per aus Nep-0orf bat feline 1bdtig.
felt eingeiteIlt.
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