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The Washington times., 1904-10-29
Cider for HaHOWeeH.

Have plenty OF cider on tap for your
Halloween party cider is the char
acteTisJic beverage OF this time. and no
amount of ice cream. lemonade. choco-
late or coffee viii assist YOU in dispens-
ing with its aid.
lt should not be poured from a hottie
or cardfe, but should be- kept iu a little
key OF punchDOWl. and be- helped out
with a lOug-hau0ieu SCOOP JF iadIe
a silver tankard would be q correct
article I'm which to serve Halloween
cider and taukard Of Crown pewter
would be a good makeshift but Few
families possess these ancient vessels.
and they are rarely initiated I'm modern
wares
The Washington times., 1904-10-29
WOULD SELL TO NAVY
A HIGH-PRIGED IDEA
Man Wants $4,000 for a Design to
Lend Serenity to Ship Furni-
tuIe in a Storm.

One hundred and forty thousand dol
lars FOR a thought
This is the price demanded by AN i'm
EentoT VINO has au idea which be- thinks
me Navy Department should own
Ia ls baii-bearius thought which he
wishes 20 market and is designed 10
Keep furniture on Warslips from being
WoDBly lu time Of storm. The remark
able idea Is embodied ia an Ingenious
fixture. So the genius says. which viii
relieve furniture OF an motion on a
rough sea
1857 applying This idea 20 "a table he
says Dec has rendered ~ secure against
the disturbance of the ocean. He saws
the same serenity may Doe extended 10
an furniture on a WarshiD
The Washington times., 1904-10-29
WHICH?

The Leading Lady-Every time / walk
along the Rialt1 I meet half dozen
managers who owe me money
JHe Iugeuua- Back salary or ali
m0uy Puck
The Washington times., 1904-10-29
More HailoweeH NouelHeS.

A comicaI little figure of "a goat "a
butter in'). frogs. monkeys, and circus
clowns are among the merry-looling
lapel sticlEers TO bee worn in button
hole at Halloween feasIs Each little
animal has a patent burr attachment
which viii hold IL iu place.
Walnut curiosities with absurd faces
suggestive Of clowns witches. or goblins
are fastened 10 little square cakes of
chocolate for favors 90 boz used ar Hal
l0Weeu parties.
tos drum that is turned with q
crank 70 produce discordaut sounds Is
another Halloween specially attached 10
a piece Of sweet chocolate.
Very TINY toy candles must be used
q illuminate the toy pumpkin lanterns
10 be- used al Halloween uarEies. The
candles cost only "a penny apiece. and
the pumpkin head lanterns are sold
from 3. DO, 10 % cents each.
The Washington times., 1904-10-29
CLEaENCE RUTHOFF NOW
WIFE OF QUOG NOW
International Alliance Between a China
man and Russian WOman-Was
Nurse ia Native Land.

HARTFORD. Conn, oct Z3.-The first
marriage here OF Chiuamau and "a
Russian IS that ~ Quog Now and Miss
Clemence Ruthoh They were married
b. "a CONGREGATIONAL minister a few days
ago and have returned from New York.
where they enjoyed their honeymoon.
Mrs Now told of her interesting career.
II was "a nurse in the Royal Hospital
in ST. Petersburg. While i was iu
church one evening there was riot
bv the students and there were many
hurt by the police OF course 7 helped
the injured all ] could. J found that
the officials were trying 90 learn who
had helped the wounded. and D knew i
would 81 imprisoned ~ caught So II ram
away"
Mrs SLOW showed "a portfolio sent 10
her bV j. AlIys Marie. The French
teacher of fhe Gar of Russia and
whose mother was uursed two years ago
b. Mrs. M0W. who was chen Red
Cross nurss-
The Washington times., 1904-10-29
Use Of Antiseptics.

Before greeting the loved one IN the
hallway pause for an instant AS YOU
gaze lovingly at her, reach gracefully
Tor your cOat-tau pocket, and get the
vial of boracic acid. Remove the cork
quickly. and deftly apply the solution
10 the lips with the fingers OF cork.
Then replace the solution In the coat
tail pocket. Nouu need it later
While you are thus engaged the young
woman should be doing likewise She
too, should carry vial of boracic acid
or for variety might have Oue of sui
Ihate of copper. An ornamental vial
hung about the neck by "a gold chain
would be "a pleasing novelty
When the lips Of both have been wet
with the septiC-theu kiss Kiss
without fear. kiss dozen times. for. ON
the word of soung DIR. Biehn, you viii
be safe
II the young WOman's parents are en-
Camped iu the front pdTi0r, the autisep-
tic solution viii not be needed until
the departure but N the coast Is clear
aH appliCat iOU al occasional intervals
during the tete-a-tetc viii be 81 diver
sion as well as "a positive safeguard
against "craW-cTaW.'
The Washington times., 1904-10-29
PLAIN BUT CHIC DANCING GOWN.


% d
outline health dress wholly sacrifice
called The
pI
sharp the waist line basque
and
ID
sleeves 0f
na eel iug hal used ia front
The Washington times., 1904-10-29
CLOTH SKIRT TRIMMED
WITH EMBROIDERED FLOuNCES
Ruffles or Flounces Trimmed With a Scaloped
Edge and Dot Are Very Popular

Nowadays with the fashionable girl
smart clothes mean HTst of an. clothes
suited 10 the occasion. And IL is the
idea OF suitability that the 1864 aUtImu
girl viii bear iu mind her fan wardrobe.
Light cloth g0wns-Ight in weight and
light la col0r-WilI be worn until late iu
the autumn and are useful and becom-
ing There are certain shades OF gray
which are fashionable this year but
which are very trying 10 most people.
and there are beautiful shades of green
and red and tan. an OF which are very
fashionable There are also many
shades of brown, but among the browns
are some uubecOminE shades OF color
that really would best be avoided.
The cloth trimmed with embroidery
dounces that is hounces trimmed with
q scaIloped edge and a dot, is very fash
i0nable. One Of the faEorites now has
the skirt with three rUdtes of this de-
scriptiou, and "a narrow front breadth
edged with TWO narrow bands finished
in the same way. The waist has the
effect OF quadruple cape made Of the
scallOped bands OF the cloth that cross
over at the belt. And then there Is. 20
relieve the mouotouy OF the gray "a fas-
chatting pluue WaisJCoaL with gold butt
tons The belt is fastened with gold
buckle and ING touch OF gold ON the
than If any other color such as silver
OF steel were used
All the details OF trimming and color
require 20 be most carefully studied
on this seasons fashions. They either
make or mar the gown iu "a singular
fashion. But all these points give the
individual touch that is SD necessary
and that marks SO empLatlCaIiE the
well dressed woman
In Olive Brown Velvet
A very unusual tailor dress shows "a
combination of a wonderful olive brown
velvet with broadcIoth just shade
lighter. The foundation skirt and basque
are OF the velvet and are perfectly plain.
the basque very tight and the skirt long
and OF even length.
over the very horaut skirt are three
deep. overlapping circular nouuces,
leaving a space al the bottom of the
skirt 10 show the velvet for just the
width Of a noUuce1 the douuces extend
40 the front breadth. which IS also left
bare no show the velvet. Each nouuCe
The Washington times., 1904-10-29
SIMPLE ANTISEPTICS
MAKE KISS HARMLESS
Chicago City Bacteriologist Has Good
News for Dependent Lovers-How
They May Avoid "Craw-CTaw"

CHICAGO. Oct Z9.-The young folks
of Chicago are jubuant because Dr. J.
j.. Biehu city bacterioIogist himself a
young man. has joyful news for all
lovers
In "a few words he has dlspeHed the
gloom arising from the discovery OF the
dread "craw-craw,' "a disease caused by
kissing
Dr. Biahu tells how young folks may
kiss, and kiss again and vel defy ezra W
craW-" Counting couples he advises.
might carry small walls containing
simple autiseUtic solutions. like sulphate
of copper OF bOracic acid.
The Washington times., 1904-10-29

is scauoped. and bound with black vel
VET and caught with button.
Scal-oped circular capes overlap the
basque lu the same way, forming sleeve
caps but leaving tho lower part of the
sleeves 1lu basque 10 reveal the velvet.
The effect is unusual, and very elegant.
NeL- somehow simple.
With This very modern frock a Vie
iorlau scoop is worn, OF pale blue velvet
beaver. trimmed with loops ri black
FeiEel ribbon and white satin.
Dressy DiTectoiTe Costumes.
The Directoire costumes. with their
smart coats pointed lapeIs and huge
cuffs. are wonderfully Well liked for
1ressy occasions. Some of these charac-
teristic features appear In smart walk
ing gown OF dark blue cloth A bolero
or peculiar shape. with lapels and a
turned-down collar of blue velvet closes
with g. huge button over right-hIting
vest of the material Small cloth but
tons ore used iu the closing The very
fuil l@g-1I-muILuu sleeves extend 10 "a
little above the wrist and are completed
with deep GUNS or blue velvet adorned
with fancy buttons and completed with
IriilS on chiffon. The long, fuL zEITt
ls gathered az the waist, and falls ia
graceful folds A large blue velvet hat
with crown trimmed with white
feathers accompanies the smart cTea-
ZION
White Cloth and Deep Mauve.
A stunning coat cf novel shape which
belongs 10 the Louis period, and stiu
savors of the DireCtoire. If Of white
cloth. combined with deep maUve. il
is tight-ntring an the waist and flares
over the hips. Lapels of mauye cloth,
outlined with white, frame a chemisettes
dTaPau cellar and jaB0r OF lace. The
sides of the coat al tine lower edge are
turned iu reFeTE. faced with mauVs
clDta. ard decorated with cloth buttons
Of tile same shade. The sleeves are
Characteristic Gathered an the top and
aL The wrist the fuiluess Is held down
lE folds an the middle OF the sleeve bV
"a SORT OF motif of corded white cloth.
while deep pointed mauVe cuffs. edged
with lace. lend "a wonderful air of smart
ness Go the entire garment. The latter
Us worn with skirt of white figured
silk, trimmed with broad bands Of
mlaEa bguill0nee ribbon, matching the
cloth OF the coat This costume is par
liculaFlE stunning with the large mauve
velvet Hat. lifted very high on one side,
AMI trimmed with white and mauvs
feathers. held with JeWeled buckle ia
IrD.L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
glnf scr SagS ucrnngliift.

2uncoItcr, go, II. Sftober.
- Sofob &utt, 10 Sabre alt, BON
Mortinoule in oieiem Gountp, mlr.
De, ol3 er nit Dem gleid)oltrigen
Charles Meoper ulli Der Sogo mar,
in Die 8einc geiGuiicn mo Itorb am
9lbeno, ipic ser Nr5t ioQt, i'll 6olge
oeS erlitteneu Sd)rcden@. Der
Sd)uB troi i'm III oie &niee unO bic
Wunoeu morcn al iid) niht 9efGbr.
lid). is trot ieood @er5idnuGde ein
ltno oiele perurind)tc Den GOO. 3utt
laate Dor ieincm (poe, cr let 6uful-
liz BON @eoocr 9cld)piien morOcn,
p0brelto berScBterc %bebouptet, HlItt
babe ieillc Tlintc fuaen laiIel, uno
babel lei ser SduuB loS9egongcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
WcBr WHnbel.

g(ltbcr 0Cn S%noionern bat lluclc Sam
icBt aud, 6ilipinoS, @onoicr,
Yorto Hiconer Ii. q. 5l 6enornlul>
ocn. - Gouieren5 5u 2ote NO
hout.
gate u u bonf, N.-D., II. Oft.
Sir Die II, %obresiciiion Der &ofe
Utobont Snoioner 2 Gonferel15 mel.
de bier morgen infer Dem &oriiG
Ge2 NnuoltS Charles s. 9onopurtc
aus Baltimore. No, er0ffnet miro,
limo bercita umioiienoc &ortebrungGl
aetrofien mor0en. Gem Yrogramm
5uiolqe bat man iid Dies Oiol mebr
ola bi3ber nit Der Gage mo 0Cn
@ilnid,en Ser TilipinoS, Gorto Rico.
ner, Numnier lln0 an0erer 9erpohner
BON Gerrit0rielL lucldc crit tilr5lid)
inter llnclC Cams %Sltriaoiftion ge>
fonmcn limo, SIT bcIdGftigcn; unb c@
mcr0Cn elmo NcIhc bon 0cumtClL
meId)C 0lrrdl ibrc amtlide IbGtigtcit
lene &0lteri6oiten tcnnen gelernt
boberr. ibrc @riohrrngen uno Gnt.
piebllngcn in &ortrG9cn sur aennt
nib ser Gonfcrcn5 b%rin9er. &ortrGOe
ilber ocn YbiIippincn p 9lrdlipcl boben
o~ngenlcloct: Yrof. 4. y. 9rpan llno
Or. i. ". N@ttinion mCId)c aui Dem
Ehilippincn . Mrd)ipel 0n5 Pint bon
Gr5iebungS g Su%pcrinten0entcn be-
flei0cten. !5rinoOegcnerol 0oo0olc
un0 ". Scon Yeppcrntnn pom Snllts
lar 9ltrcol; iibcr Yorto Hico Hrof.
Wrlmbollgb, cbcnloligcr Sd)ul.Gont'
miIi0r iiir Eorto Nico, lcit 9todfolger
Somnlcl WtcGutc 2tnoion llrtb Or
ShotmciItcr Tocob $. NoQonbcr bon
Eorto Hico; iibcr &oluoii 8clterol,
Circumference Gonmii'Gr Sars
gent, Grof. Srouf 4. 6oar1cr. Gr0ii.
Dent 0ca Sablt . GolIcg6 IN 0oluuii,
u1b Miqiom Wt. Nrmitrong aus SO.
n%olltlu. Mobrid)cinlid, miro Gr.@plI.
perl1ellr Slu1t iibcr Gorto Hico iprc,
den, ioaa ct ilbcrboitpt 5ltr Comic
rcll5 crihcincn fam. llc6er Snoio,
ncr-Nn9cIc9cnbcitcn itcbNl &cicrotc
bon ErGiiOcnt @onoportc unb Gircf-
tor g. No. WcGoluon bon ser rGnoiu.
er-9lbtbcilung oltf Der ct. Coulter
N"llSitcQlng in NuSlid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Cine itctigc 9}odliru9c nod ii0-
oirifouii6cn 8crQDcrtaafticn fam
aus Nuria ml0 &erliu.
0cipcrntcr gtcgcr.

Sin &ernrdl. i'm }t ucrDoitcu, fiibrt
~ N~n,tncr1icp,, 9}od,Oem
,.,,,, o,G,Y,on oriho,,c,, ,uh
''"'" '',
5'oel o''o''' "'o'''''' o'''o'''0''
hattie, mrroc cr 'eIo't cr'do'l'll.
M ror,, 4 0ftober
,i,,s,, to,,t, ~, om. Mosbn.
80, T% ,,fid,on Sroi Wori,i5trn ,nrn
ci,,.,, iT;htioen 0}r5cr itottoormoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Moro6reuncr nrl @crfc.

Sebs Wtenid)en IN NepsOort etnem
5enementbranoe sum Opfer ge-
iallcu mo 20 uerlebt. Die
0pfer g%r0Btentbeil9 Sinner. -
0uS tSeuer mar pongranoitiftern
angelegt poroen.
Nem Dorf, II. Otto6er. -
Illrt cinen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M
@SiQianaburQer Stuotpiertel bon
9rooflpn tomcn bcute rib icd)S
Wcnideu mrs 9eben, nube5u 20
mltrOcn perleBt mo on 100 itlpcbten
in 2e6ensgeiubr. Die 8et0otetcn
nuren nit elmer ein5igen All5uubme
&inOer, u1o inter od)t on0ercn
ainoerl, meld)e idruer perlebt in Elm
@olpitnl gcbru6t mltrOen, lit ooS
0Iteite elm ne%unidbriges YtdOden,
Nton uermutbet, ooB oaa 5Cler pom
8ranoitiltern on9elegt mur0e, mo
0ieler Ser0ud)t miro 0urt Den lint
itonO beitdrft, 0uB 5luei on0ere 6cller'
Nllorme in Scr unmtittelboren 9tof).
borifoft ert0ntcn, nod che Der critic
Brand gcI0idt mar.
Die Iootcn limo: Bella @loB, 20
Sabre; Senrp @loB, > 3obrc; &Oo
Soltoisfp 6 Sabre; @uiiic @or.
fol5tu, II Sabre; GboS. @urtol0fp.
3 Sabre; @cniomin @orfolatp, If
Sabre oft.
S6mer perlebt muroen: @orrr
@loB, 6 Sobre; A6robom @ortolss
in, 8 Sabre; @iimie @orfoIsfp, Z
Sabre; NnniC @orfolsfp, 5 Sabre,
W}or Nobinomib, 6 Sabre; Sorot
H~obinolpiB, 1 Sabre alt.
3m0lf 6oniIien, aus 100 Ecrio.
men bcitebclO, lager III Dem iiinf.
it0digen Genencntbollie I'M Shldie
ais Ooa TSelter au9brud), unO bic be
iold)eu TSGQen iibliden, id)on oft be.
iAriebcneu Scenen ipieltcn iid) ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
@cbt wicOcr madJ Nrlu- 9Orf,

Giopu~, ~, II. Oft. - &id-
ter Yorfer beQiebt lid, mor9en nod)
gicrp-2)orf mo miro unr 0ouneritoA
glbcnO nod Hoicn1ouut 5ltriidfcbrcn
Gr iubr gcitern nit iciner Tonlilic III
icincr 8urfuiic uod) Honoout, ltm Dem
@otteaoienitc in Der Stride be@ Neo.
Is. NJ. Soil %beijlmpobncn. Seine @c-
illdcr moren Mnl. i. SbeehorL &or'
iiBcr oea ocmotrotildcn Notionol-
Grcfutip Gouitc'a, uno Charles NJ.
Erciton pon aingItou, &oriibcr oe3
ocnrofrotiidcu Gonitc'3 bon Hitter.
Goulltu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Sanffaaimcnt nnO9 pnumit-Sl ttcntut.

McniioIocr, &ll0., Il. DIT.
- Ibo9. ). NicGop'S iAonca @obn-
bolls mlrOc in ser lebten gtad)t ourd)
cine Gpuomit Grploiion total ser.
idmettert. Der Sdo6en betrGQt
ctlpo $4,000. @liidlider gSeiic
luor Oic Gomilic sur 3eit nidt 81
Sduie ltno gticnlorl0 mllrOe bcrIebt.
Gbos. 5. W}cGop ulO icin &oter mo-
rem nit Der McGop.9Q nf ioentiii5irt,
peld)c int letter. glpril ioairte, u1o
cine icbr bittcrc Stimmmng berridt
icitoem gcgcn oic Gnmilic. Son Den
5hGtern bat man nod fcine Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Gnblidl cin rniiiidjcr Siee.

Gbicago, II. Oftober. - Bier
ioponiid)c Stltoenter, meld)e in CT.
mem Eofclbouie in Den Giebbofcn ar.
beiteten, gerietben gcitern Nbeno bel
einem Spn5iergange in Die NibIono.
Npenllc, no boltptiG6lid) Hliiien urto
EoIen mobnen, mo muroen BON
ctIihcn Huiien, Die iif Dor elmer
Mlrtbidoft an ser @de ser rs.
StroBc beinnben, pqrb0bnt uno
ld)lleBIid ongegrifien. Die 6olae
mar elr 6ouitfompf, meld)er oonit
erloete, ooB orei Der Soponer aus
rI)lelI, lp0breno Der pierte lblinlm
5ll9erId)tet oiti Dem EfIoiter lieaet
olleb. Ger Sebtcrc mllroe in Elm SO.
'pltol gebrnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Stnrm an Der Nrninnolanocr Giiitc.

Ct. &obn&, M, II. October.
- Seit Is Stlunocn berridlt bier Elm
heftiaer Stlirnl, Der idlimmItc Scr
Saiion, lnb man beiiirdtet, ooB or
inter Der 6iihcreiflotte oui Scr
Neuiunol1noer @ont INTO oil ser
ailltc bon Sobruoor groben Sdooen
otacriftct. Sielc Sdiiie limo oli
Der Neimiobrt bcGrificn, oo oic
characterization gcidlpiien lit. uno
ohne 3wciiCl iiItb pielc oerielben
lpabrcrb 0c@ StnrnIeS ~1eitronoet
ooer umtergc9ongcn. Sic Selegrn-
pbenlinicn iinb lit pielen Giitrifteil
nntcrbrohen 10 ooB bic Serid)te
iiber llni1lle Lungs Der Seefiiite
ltld1t bierber oclonecn fonllten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Ganbcr III Sunu Tuuit's &ofal.

ct. 2oui $, II. Sttobcr. - Die
Spinoc in Gonp 6orlit'S Heitotro.
ton lit Don cil1cn 0icbe crbroden
morocn. mclher $4tt6 oorouS
roilbtc, mGbrcno er 500, Die periOn-
liden Gr%iporniiic bcS ObcrfelncrS,
unberiibrt licB. Die Ioli5ci iabnoct
oitf einen ol1oercn aeuner, meldcr
uerr1iBt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18
Sdrcfcnstbat zines Srnnfcnbolhes

Srootlinc, Mnli.. II. Off
porrp SomleS, cin Itdotiid,er arbei-
ler' erld)oB belltc in ieiller @obnlna.
str. 100, SopIitonitrnBe. in einent
Gr'olle bon S0ufermobniinm leine
eoefrHl' perbnrrifuoirte lid, Damn in
ltille'll @alile nno eridoB ben Goli-
5'llel Solepb @uc@htrrop, ais Ger.
leloe etll6llorlngen ltno i'm Al per.
DaIle't oer'lld)te. Spdter brad, cine
aoipelllin9 GoIijei Die Sbiire ei,t
l'ho flod)te oet 9oppelmoroer mad,
fnrdenl annlpie hineicit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-18

MAIDEN, nm oicicl6en inn Minter ST
oerfaufen. Su Iebtercr Belt be
mertte 8r. 0tsbaroon oaB Qicbe lus
ter ieinen g~lltitern auir0umten, lu1O
er uno iein 9rlIOer leqten lid auf sic
Sdlter. Mis- iflieBlih Elm Mum
fam Der an Der Ebiire OeS @cihait9
lid SIT idoiien mod)te, ieuertc elmer
Der @rilocr eincn S6rediduB aus
elncm 8erucbr ub, nm Ben H1ltbcr ut
oerlheltfen, ubcr itatt ociicu crhob
oieier Elm @emebr ml0 idoB uti Oic
@ril0cr, allie 8ci0c pcrmunocn0. Sr.
QiSburnon crbielt icincn O~bcridcnfcl
3cridoIien un0 iciu 9ruOer brfum
ellttge Sdrotc III Die @cine. Der
H0ltber Lief lnertomt 0opon.
Ucbcrfubren
Sci Ntomtt Snpogc, NlurQunn-
Gou1tp, mllr0c Der 80 Sabre ate Pm.
ton WtuneQbuu oui 0en @clciicn scr
Cumberland . Ecmipluanicr0ubn"
i%lberfobren llno 9ctoOtct, ais cr Dor
ieinem @ouic oo5 9obnbctt il6cr-
id)rciten moQtc.
Gin Ncacr mo6t cincn
uniittlidcu NnQriff.
Sn Cambridge lit Der 9tcgcr &ctrr
Collins, Elm brutal mtaic6cnOcr
Shpor5er, nui Die 2h1ihulOiQmrg
pcrbaftet morocu, cincn mliittlidct
Yngrtff ouf 6ruu G0luoro &uona &c
modlt 81 bubeu. Srou 2pon9 mobut
III 9rootuiQe lno moQte nit iDtcm
Godterden Cinen @eiud IN Sort ma
den. &n ser 9}Gbe cine9 @cb0l5c9
Wur0e tic bon DEM 9teger mgcboltcrL
ser lie IN ooa@uidmcrf 3icbcn molltc.
Die tSruu iul10tC ibr &inO nod Niilic
aus, uno 5uiduig fam ser @nttc Ser
6rolt, mcIdDer lie pom Sort ob0olcn
moltc, rcd)t5citig 9enug, Den 9tcgcr
meg3utrcibcn, enc icilcr 6rolt cln
llngemu6 0eidebcn tonntc. 0o8
idmnr5e S6eltiol lief iiber 0ic@re15c
no1 0clomore, bod lpltrOc cr uon eli
nem Gonitobler cruii6t llnO nod
Cambridge gcbrnd)t.
NSoti5cH.
@rof. Stunt bon Colorado lit pom
Girettorirmt oea oOi%orpldnOcr lonN.
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SUB obQcitiir5te Ncronout Glt3clt
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bel boiler 8ciinnmlg, unO man bc0t
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gen im@ou5cn $4,000 cil1; Is bIcibt
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Streitmudt aui 100000 Wum III.
fonterie, $4,000 Nianu &uuaucrie
unO $50 @eidilBc.
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