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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-17

no trouble in defeating Mr.. Brannen,
to appear confident. Col. Lester will,
of course, receive a big vote in Chat
ham, and his supporters here say Ire
will be named on the first ballot in the
convention.
On the day after the primary the old
Executive Committee will hold it's last
meeting and select delegates to the con-
gressional, senatorial and state con-
ventions. In each case Chatham coun-
ty will be allowed six delegates. just
double the number of representatives.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-17
MILLEN.

Millen, Ga, April 16.-Mrs. James H.
Daniel has returned from a pleasant
trip to Augusta.
Miss Eileen Lanier of Statesboro is
visiting her father, Prof. w. V. La
nier.
Miss Make Dunlen of Stillmore was
the guest of Mrs. ]. H. Parker this
week.
Mrs. Doughty Miller has returned
TO her home in Augusta after several
days as the guest of her mother, Mrs.
T. ]. Brinson.
Mrs. ]. P. OFT returned to her home
In Columbia, S. c., this week. She
was the guest here of Mrs. c. v. de-
Louche.
Col. and Mrs. w. v. Tyler if States
boro spent this week with DR.. and
Mrs. deLouche.
Mrs. C. E. Attaway visited Augusta
this week as the guest of Mrs. ]. E.
Tarver.
Mr.. R, w. Berrien i visiting friends
at Guyton.
Miss Mollie Moore spent several days
In Statesboro with her brother, Col
Lee Moore.
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Presbytery at HaxIehurst.

Hazlehurst, Ga, April 1.-THE Sa-
vannah Presbytery held its session at
Trinity Church this morning. The
retiring moderator preached the OPEN
ing sermon. Maj. Varnadoe, ruling
elder from the Valdosta Church, was
elected moderator. and Rev. r. A.
Brown of Waycross, reading clerk.
Among the ministers present were
Drs. ]. Y. Fair and w. p. McCorkle of
Savannah, G.. c. Carson of Valdosta,
d. f. Shepherd of Daisy, j. S. Allen
of Pennington, w. S. Harden of Doug
las. Rev. DuBose of Bryan Neck, N.
Keff Smith of Darien, r. A. Brown OF
Waycross, Rev. Patterson of Black
shear. Among the ruling elders pres
ent are Messsrs. r. II. Clay, j. S.
Russ, John Hinson- Martin, Maj Var
nadoe, J. S. Deal, r. w. Roddenberry,
o. w. Clark. ]. T. Brantley and Cor
nelius, J. A. Cromartie. Rev. Mr. AL
len, missionary to Brazil, and Mr..
Bruce Of Pensacola, Fla, were visitors.
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WE ALWAYS SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE.
GUSTAVE E6KSTE|N & 60.
Is Brou0hton Street
13 and Is BrOu0hton Street West.

Thunderbolt to Sand Fly Station, for
the purpose of connecting the Coast
Line with the City and Suburban Line.
Owing to inability to secure the right
of way along the course originally de-
sired, Mr.. Parsons bargained for a
right of way through the land of Mr.
Henry Ambos.
In consideration of this right of way
Mr.. Parsons was TO deed to Mr.. AM
hos certain tract of land. Appraisers
were appointed and they held that the
right Of way, and the tract of land
offered in exchange were identical IN
value. Later, after the road had been
built, motion was made for new ap-
praisers.
These met and their appraisement
valued tine right of way at $500, and
the tract offered in exchange at $500.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-17
Proper treatment Of Pneumonia.

Pneumonia is too dangerous a dis
ease for anyone to attempt to doctor
himself, although he may have the
proper remedies at hand. A physi-
clan should always be called. 1t
should be borne in mind. however,
that pneumonia always results from a
cold or from an attack of the grip,
and by the proper treatment of these
diseases a threatened attack of pneu-
monia may be warded off. There is
no question whatever about this, as
during the thirty years and more that
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
been used, we have yet to learn of
single case of a cold or attack of the
grip having resulted in pneumonia
when this remedy was used. For sale
by all druggists.
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MOULTRIE.
rsNeML esd moIJ penunuoo)


-,,.aral months stay with her parents,
&C. and Mrs. w. w. Ashburp. and
sisters. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Pidcock,
Mrs. Clarence West and little son,
renee. Jr., have returned to their
, S''l- in Cordele. While here they
H 1,9.l guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.
West. ,.c,,.,-
.aanding a few days in Triton, en-
St home from White Springs.
Nj NJ and Mrs. w. f. Aycock and Mr..
ID Mrs. w. P. Gillespie enjoyed an
omting at Riverside Park Wednesday.
Hon. and Mrs. w. S. Humphreys
ors entertaining at "Edegwood" Mrs.
\ Ousley and Mrs. John Hum
nbreys of Quitman.
Miss Sykes of Sylvester was here this
week the guest of Miss Margaret Sim
mons.
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SUSTAINED DEMURRER
IN LONG FOUGHT CASE.
Mr.. Ambos Need Not Return Land
He Received From MIR. Parsons.

He HtCtINtU II TUIIt lHE' HE"UEH'
In the Superior Court yesterday
Judge Cam handed down a decision
sustaining the demurrer filed by Mr..
Henry Ambos in the case in equity
brought against him by Mr.. George
Parsons.
The decision. which is very full and
complete, embodies twenty-five type
written pages, and goes into the mi
nutest details. The case has been be-
fore the courts since 1890.
Prior to March 26. 1890, Mr.. Parsons
was anxious to build a RAILROAD from
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-17
SCARBOR0.

Scarboro, Ga, April 16.-Rev. w. o.
Dorsey is here to visit his daughter
Mrs. Burns.
Mrs. j. o. Moore of Macon is visit
ing relatives here
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cousin, Miss Ashton Fitzhugh Cotton
Wilson. of Virginia. 1t is most
clever piece of work and shows the
old man at the advanced age of 1O4
years.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-17
NEW SPRING PARAsoLs, all STYLES lust in.


SIPS Each for Handsome White Silk Parasol; S. 90
| value.
Children's Parasols from 15c to CSC each.
Special lot of 50 Ladies' 26-inch Rain and Sun I'm
brellas-Blacks, Blues and Garnets with new
club handles real value $2.25; while they last they
! go at $I.4o each.
EMBR OIDERIES.
recent purchase OF 5000 yards OF Fine Swiss, Null
and Nansook Embroideries, Insertions, Beadings,
! Edgings and Flouncings, factory ends in lengths
OF IL and 3-4 yards, none out they are worth
treble what ask for them; narrow styles &C
yard; medium styles &c and 1oc yard; and wide
widths and founcings go at I5c yard.
HOSIERY.
SC Pair for Ladies Fast Black Hose; worth double
Pair for Ladies Fast Black Dropsttch Seamless
Hose; value I5c.
I5c Pair for Ladies Maco and Lace Thread Hose
Tans and Blacks.
Ioc Pair for Ladies Lace Lisle Embroidered and
Maco Hose; value &c.
Misses Lace Hose, in Whites, Pinks Blues and
Blacks, I5c, I0c and 25c pair.
Misses New Leather Shades Ribbed Mercerized
Hose, 25c pair value $50
IREADY-T0. WEAR GOODS.
4oc Each-Pink Lawn Kimonas, with white bands;
worth 65 cents.
$I.Io Each-White Lawn Shirt Waists, embroidered
front, tucked yoke; worth $500.
4oc Eacl-Lawn Shirt Waists Plain Black and
White and Black and White and Black Printed.
csc Each-Nurses' Large White Aprons, with
shoulder straps; value 80 cents
69c--White Duck Skirts slightly soed; value SIPS.
$I.o8 Each-Handsome Duck Skirts, White with
Black Polka Dots, stitch bands
ISL rs Each-White P K. Skirts worth $500.
25c Each-Chdren's Bingham Dresses 4oc for P
K Dresses.
iDOMESTlCS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
sc Yard for Good Soft Bleached Shifting; value
Id cents.
ID 1-2c for Light Ground Shifting Prints value &C.
&C for All Standard Prints; value &c.
&c Yard for Ioc Dress Ginghams.
78c for $I.oo White Bed Spreads.
Isl 90 for $3.50 White Bed Spreads
loo Each for Extra Large Pillow cases value IL I-2c
loo Each for Large White Towels; value I5c.
II 1-2c for Heavy Turkish Bath Towels; ISc value
MEMS WEAR.
SOC Each for soc Negligee Shirts with and without
collar.
ACC Each for 75c Neggee Shirts, all styles.
&C Pair Mems Sox, Black and Red
II I-2c Pair for Mems Fancy Sox; worth Ioc
22c Each Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers.
We can save YOU money in anything wanted here.
csc Pair Mems Jean Drawers; less than material
cost
oSc Each for the handsomest Dress Shirt in the
city; value $I5o
- <1n XYykH. ia. cG~ooG
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WHITE GOODS.

All the wanted weaves are here, all clear clean
fluffy and perfect. What you want for extreme hot
weather.
200 pieces 3o-inch Very Sheer White India Linon
an article that can't be duplicated for less than Ioc
while they last they go at I-2c yard
8 I-3c-For II I-2c India Linon. And see our
12 12c India Lnons other ask zoe for inferior grade
I5c Yard-For 45-nch English Organdy.
We sell you 45-nch French Mousseline at 25c
yard that costs SOC elsewhere.
35c yard-We sell you 2-yard wide French Or
CANDY others ask 40c for.
Handsome Mercerized Madras in variety OF new
and catchy effects, from Ioc to 25c yard.
Ioc Yard-For yardwide White Pique I5c value.
Sc tor 25c Heavy Cord P K.
9lIo for I2-yard piece English Long Cloth; $T.5o
value
SIlo for I2-yard piece English Nainsook; $I.5o
SC Yard-For Soft Finish Check Nansook; FAC
kind.
Sc Iard-For 27-nch Linen Finish White Lawn
value lac
@c Iard-For White Linen Skirting, IL yards
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WASH GOODS.

I5c-For Sheer French Voiles 25c values.
18c-For New Nub Voiles; value 25c.
1oc-For Handsome New Printed Dimity Batistes.
IL I-2c-For Fine Printed India Linons; very hand
some.
I-2c-For 1-3c Printed India Linons; very sheer
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-17
A Rousing Two Weeks Clearing Out Sale
i'll. MORRISON e. co.'s.

Dry Coco Bargain
weary shadow
med 6
ayd is
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% Broushton Street West, and 40 Whitaker Street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-17
IF YOU ARE HUNTING

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lie tdt JUS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-17
WOOL DRESS GOODS.

WOOL DRESS GOODS.
25c-Crepe Voiles, Colors and Blacks value 800
25c-Black Storm Serge, 42-inch wide; value 35c.
19c-Black Figured Mohair; worth $50
35c-Black Brilliantine, elegant luster; value 4Sc
4oc-All-wool Black Armure; value 65c
5oc-For 52-inch Navy Sicillian worth 75c.
48c-For Navy, Brown and White Brilliantine value
50 cents
48c-For Tailor Cheviots, Navy, Browns and Blacks
SILKS.
68c-For 27-nch Heavy Black Taffeta, 27-inch wide
nc and 4oc-For All Silk Black Taffetas.
6oc-For 27-inch Black Waterproof India Silk
value 70 cents
2oc-For All Silk White Habutai Wash Silks.
49c-For 27-inch Japanese Silk, in White and Black
59c-For 8oc Liberty Foulards; what's lett
5oc-For 24-inch Shantung Pongee Silk; value 75c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
BtB11orEoA DE GA pEMooRAo1A,

do por muerto en- la nieve, Ell frfo
le restaf16 la sangre, y reanimando-
10 maa tarde, le permtti6 llegar
srrastrandose. hssts su casa. Ore
yendo inevitable So muerte, pldt6
a su madre armas para cometer
<hari- ktri,1 es- decir, para matarse
seg1n la costumbre antigua de los
mobiles japoneses, recomendanGo
que le cortaran la csbeza despues
de muerto, y la ensef1aran a sus
enemigos en- prueba de que 81
muerte no habfa sido ignominiosa.
Su woe era tan debil, que su mAdre
su hermano no entendieron, y en-.
volviendole en- algod6n, lograron
salvarle. Ouando sc descubrio que
no hsbfa muerto, las autoridades le
prendieron y lC tavieron tres dfss
sin cuidados y sin alimentos. So.
brevivi6 TODD aquello, y al salir
de la carcel, ell partido reformista
lie proclamo jefe suyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12

El marques Ito paso por ayen-
turas semej Sntes. Perseguido una
noche por sus contrariOs, logr6 ga
mar La casa de una Reisha. 8 bails-
rins, amiga suya. e suelo de las
casas jsponesas esta c1e1erto de
esteras bsio las cusles hay tablss
muy sueltss y separsdas para q2e
ell aire pueda passr La geisha le-
vauto una de las esteras hizo Que
Ito Sc escondiess en- ell espacio
hueco. Volvio q colocar Ia estera,
puso IN bracero sobre Ell sitio dom
de Sc hallaba oculto ell futuro mar.
ques. ella sc sent6 en- IN coffin
dngieudo estaTse caleDtando. Los
perseguidores regfstrsro TODD
y hasta arrastraron por los pelos
la muchscha para hacerle confesar
d0nde tenfa esc0ndido su amante.
Ella nego que Ito estaViers sllf,
y ellos, no creyendo que una grishs
fuese capaz de conservar fidelidad
q I'm hombre cuando la arrancar0n
el pelo, 10 crsyeron J % fueron de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12

tinados q conventir a So naci6u en-
IN pals poderoso y temido, no tu
vieron para conner mas que aquella
hogaza.
En- Londres permanecieron un
afIo aprendiendo ingles. estudiando
sin cesar las instituciones polfticas,
comerciales & industriales de In
glaterra, y navegacion'
Ocurrio Ell combate de Shimono-
sekl El principe de Choshiu, de
quien dependian ca So pals, era ell
que hAbfa hecho fuego contra los
buques extrangeros. Erigiendose en-
salvadores de 50 patria, regressron
apresuradamente 6 esta. decididos
q salvar del desastre 4 Jap6n. Vi
sitaron al representante tngles en-
NsgasSkl. y a9nque carecian de re-
presentation Official. los dos jovenes
consignieron del ministro ingles.
que no Sc hiciera NADIA hasta que
ellos vieran q 81 principe. Tai ar
dor pusieroD en- su empresa. que Ell
ministro les hiso llevSr en- IN bu-
que de guerra ingles & Shimonose
kl, conoediendo doce dfas de plaZo
para que pudiersu llevar a cabo la
mission psrfflca de que tan atreVi.
dsmente Sc habfau encargado.
e principe de Choshiu Sc neg6 q
dar sstis:acciones los extrsnjeros
en- vista de 10 cUal. Ito Inouye
estuvIeron q punto de suicidarse
para salvar su honor J no presen
ciar la rufua de 81 patria. Pensa
ronlo mejor, sin embargo. J desde
aouel dfa Sc pssaron en- cuerpo y
alma al partido favorable los ex
tranjeros, comprenclendo que solo
| extranjsro podian vsnir las re-
f-rnlas y la civilizacion, sin las
cuaIes ~ era possible ell engrsnde-
cimiento
Como los dos jovenes eran muy
enthusiasts, muy energIcos y muy
activos, no tardaron en- concitar
contra sus personas los oiios del
psrtido rival.
Una noche. al volver Iaouye asu
casa, le atacsron J casi lie hicIeron
pedazos a puGaladas y tajos. Dsia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
l. casa; La "a. fisl gsf fsha e' hoy mar

Ia casa. La fiel getsha es hoy mar
quesa de Ito
Fueron squellJs los amos de lu.
cha. Cuando ss ihizo la restaura'
ci6n que dio al eqhperador todos los
poderes de que hIabfa sido privado,
Ito fue mtntstrO len una porcf0n de
gabinetes suced Fos, desem oef1ando
cast siempre Ia {artera de Iugenie-
RIA y Minas, Lhientras Inouy6 Sc
ocupaba de Eihficios y Obras PG
blicas, pues smb1s conprendfan
que la prospe1t lad y ell fomentn del
pats habfan de cifrarse en- otras
cosas mas Que 90 la polftica.
En ell aflo lsB5, Ito dimiti6, sin
embargo, para preparar la Consti-
tuci6n que Sc puso en- vigor en-
1890. Desde hacfa veintitres aflos,
venfa propon6ndose ell cum plimien-
to de la pronesa de gohierno cons
titucional que habfa hech1 ell en-.
Derador al ser restaurado. Ito
Inouye, sienpre svsnzados y refor
madores. nc querfan consentir en-
que Sc aplsrase mas tempo ell re
gimsn conaitucionai.
Esto no hs sido obstaculo para
que ell |enoerador haya puesto
siempre CO Ito mas confanza que
en- hombfs alguno de caantos con-
tribuy erol a darle Ell trono arran
candole dsl claustro. Ito Sc ha va
lido de sa innaencfa para hscer
reformai h ssta en- las cosas mas pc.
queflas. A 6l Sc debe. por elemplo.
que la e1rte ispoaess hsya adopta
do ell trsje europeo Verdad es que
para o. astuto' poIftico iapones. tai
funovea0n DO es nimis, pQes decfs:
Hasts1 1us rompsmos la dIferencia
Ell vestr. Ell mundo ssguira consi-
deran.onos como asiaticos 7 nos
tratRh CON msnos consideraci6n.,
e. aarques Ito. es ell hombre de |
tactc ell hombr ref sxlvo. Ell diplo- /
matio, ell conde Inouye es ei hon
brs Grevldo impetuoso Acspts
conran abnegacI3n todos los paes
to- todas las mlsi ines de mucho
cQuoromiso y muchn peligro La
4IEorlo polftics dsl yspon est2 lie. i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
BiBL1orEoA DIE <LA DEMooRAo1As.

ma de fracasos suyos. SIN embargo,
no lie han desscreditaado. porque
TODD ell mundo reconoce Ique acepto
voluutariamente ell puesito de VIC
TINA propicistoria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12

Otro de los grandes homb9res de
Estsdo del Jsp6n es ell condet Oku
ma. Hijo de IN Official de arti4l leria.
lie dedicaron Ia carrera miAitar;
psro ell, deseos3 de instruirse, clnan
do estaba POGO menos que proHRioi'
ds la I'm portaci6n de 1ibros exth-an
jeros y ell N as insignifi :ante COZ sta
ba cuarenta o ocincQents duros. q on
sigoi6 laer las historiss de los Is
tados Unidos y de Inglat srrs,f y
desde aquel momento dedic6 $a
vida derrQmbar el sistema fendAAl
y establecer en- 81 pats ell ssteuf =
constitutional. Sc bizo muchos ami
gos, estuvo preso dos veces trel i
veces atentaron contra su vidah
Rsst8urada la autoridad del empehr
rador, fac mlnistro dQrante die
seis amos, y al dejar la carter II
fundo Ia <Semmon Gsk1,, 6 sf
una escuela para estudics espccfie
les que cuenta hoy con 600 estra Z
diantes. Es actualments G. iefe d.
psrtido progresista. Fae autor 6as,
la revision de traslados, hacienf,
fmporsantes cOncesiones los
branleros. por cuyo motive uu fJel'
natico arrojo una bomba en- ell q or
che en- que iba, y el c0n7e perc
ensonces Una pierna. Ha trsn4js
sienpre por dar al pueblo mas ed I'D
cacion. e1ucacion no solo mas a.. Ia
plia, sino mis- profoada. D. ~,
opinionss ia idea 10 sigulnts fr Aon
snya: <Es menester Que Ell tran. vi
la1or sea instrufdo; "a Sc cue Gu
% Sc eduqne pedira aumen.o
ssiario. Pero ESQ no ca IN m@
rs tamoien partifario de la e1O |
caci0n snperior8yfds Ia emasc
900 de la nnier. y fav1rece ca .a.
puzzle - 1atiruoion dc <clubs, nussa ~
nuseres, LES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-12
HOTEL OLIMPO
RANTURCH1

A 1o-,MINUTOs DE SAN JUAN
El metor hotel en- este china.
Ksplendida vsntilaci6R. Parqus,
1ardines Y Kiosco Ia inglesa.
KxceIonte ssrvicio do carruaJss:
Precios moderados. So hacen re-
ducciones para f2milias. Alum
hrado eI6ctrico modeFno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Raoium / CANADA.

: Gounons siiliee og peitlige Bro.
utrier bar Regjeringens 8ru6einipef.
tsr. DIR. Sbalifi. opoagct RaSium /
@Iimmerlng (9aicn). 5or 10 Mar Il.
Den bIeu bon. inbeu ma fienote Hn.
oilnl, opnerfiom paa ct u~nberIiat
Ntineral | en- @rube / Gborleuoir
Gouutp ! RroDinicu Suebec. % | i'm
SnO6eretHins iagoe ban. al Oct be.
too al llrorilm.S rub o. Here andre
pPrbiiulbe. men Tibet tienSte @ine.
raler, 6or aImiuoeIise 6olf iputes
Den Grsue. ban frempiiie. at barre en-
temmelia b9slig Ster al mort Sarue
o. Saffet meO enilass sul Subitans.
: Here andre 8limmersriiber ionoi
ban Stene. iom ligneoe oen ierite;
men ol bon life meo iamue 9ctheo
funSe iaa Eie pnn llrauium. Grno.
BAR ban life Infer pan. ON set ucr til-
ieoe. IA ban If l9ie ON Haoiums
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Sanoipie.

Den fsberale @ranbiurp I Weru
Orleans, ga, bar iat SSdrres 6.
9runoforb, 8iaiam s. 8ritbt.
8eorge Roloep % 6runeis Corn Jun.
uuoer ailtale Tor Sommeniopreelie
/ Seuiigt at irataee DC SoreteSe eta.
ters Regierins pisie 9anSeeieuoom.
me oeS at inbgiue ialite Claims.
De IRE tiItalte bsrer III oct fine Gel.
fab % er ale blonot Sc bsieirtiaeSe
RPao / 2ouiiiana. Nile er De Slri.
tier og bar iHoebaot mango SiliSs.
boerb.
en- bel Sprenlfniug foregoar MI {
Souriiaun. Soreneoe Stuters 9ranS.
iurper bon6e / Sp6 og Ruro eiteripo.
rer Sano6ebrngarier, og life minSre
erb $50 Geriorer er latte unoer I'll.
tnle, oertblanot omfrtug 20 Sagis.
rere og Here fsoernle 2dnofommis-
iPrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
fIommen / Often.

Susauebamo- 6lober ! Remiplua'
mia par / 8egproslien al bernie nge
illSitencig tiIitoppet al - meaenI
Sunbirrp % Gredm, en- StrRfuing
paa 80 N'il. gpen Ritpert uar oues'
iusmmet, og pao 8uter Greet git
9auSet 90 / anSer etage. Sernbare'
Itotionen por omrirget al gano, OF
Here Suie par Hpttet ira jim 1rmS-
Dolb. On @Rrgoe 5uriTe itoo rntoer
ganS. 8eo Bloomsbury bapae Slen
bo6et Jig inaIeoes op, At ben itco 40
SoS tilpeirs. SernbdHebroen bapoe
flpttet iig 5 SOB og bar mar REQ al
aao. 9loomsburs. Gkpep O. andre
Smudbper bar oelois oOeripsmmet.
6lommen / allegheny uar Ssu0aJ
iorminSlfet. men 3ele al RittsbTrs
on Rabc6perre i.oo enSmt unSer
gnnS. 9droilc. 4a.. itob 9dRSet
% 3oe bsii. SfTtsfurten til os IT,,
Cincinnati bar itnuiet al 6lommen.
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ncrne iii SON francisco Dem 23Oe Ssd.
mar. og ban or mn / 8nihinstou.
Som ier meoSelt. ffal ban ailsie
Root icm arigsmintiter.
timber fit Spholb / San Srancisco
blep Mr. Saft ~iuterutpet al en- &e.
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haobe mot en- ida ireoeIig Silitoro
JON MI.
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len pda Silippinerne," peoblco ban.
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her fan gisre BET goot.
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flttogisre, at Ser fol bolOes Bald paa
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80, men life oper 100 Re0lcnmer.
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geoilguiuger, iom Serritoriet trGn.
ger. gter unbldoer Den itiSe at be.
piIge De u~sopenoige Mioler, 7fal Gu.
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oigbeo til at tn9e, doab Der behsoes.
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oil faa 212 aor at omruaSe fla poo
og i9tte / @erf ell posienSe Snrelie
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De inoisote 5iIipinos en- iffftebe iii at
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life M. ut liotale Spdunomne ON.
uoar De fan bltne oct. oil bore at
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5remtib."