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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

devoted "a emergency hospital pur.
poaca. II "a seventh story la added
10 the building there viii be room
for the law department
The question which the people
Will have 20 decide Ia. whether they
want q building that viii DO f0f a
city hali Tor fifteen OF twenty years
OF "a temporary affair Go serve until
cily hall can be constructed. I'm
the former case they viii have to
expoud at least a quarter of a mil
lion uf dollars 90 set an absolutely
nrepraof building So far as am
concerned. ! do not think it would
pay O. construct anything but fire.
proof building
"A sin story building not fire
proof. would cost s2a6 .o01 The
same kind Of a building seven slor.
les high would cost iea5.oao. 4
seven story building absolutely fire
proof would cost 500 900. and with
furnishings. $4,000 more. Ia ans
case an expenditure 81 a quarter 81
a million Of dollars must b. made.
N seven story. flropfoof build
ina we're put up. it would do for city
hall purposes for many years q
come By the time Il becomes In
adequate Il may be found necessary
% erect a clQ hall IN an entirely
different part OF the city 20 be IN
the center. and the municipal build
inK could be used for a aub=pollee
station and other purposes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
ESTIMATED COST
NOW S275,OOO
PROPOSED MUNICIPAL BUILDING ON FIFTH AND
YEsLER WAY WILL BE AN EXPENSIVE sTRUc-
TURE-cIrY'S NEEDS ARE GROWING

The municipal building at FIFTH
and Nealor. which. as first planned.
was 90 cost slo0 0o0 may cost S2I6..
goo 60 complete. Since City EnEI.
noer Thomson aud the special com
mittee appointed % take charge Of
the matter have begun work ON their
plans they have suggested improve
ments that will brink the cost OF the
building to nearly three times the
sum originally contemplated
The building started with four
stories Now it De- proposed 10 give
Il six and perhaps seven.
Even with the enlargement. how
ever. Il IS doubtful if all the cltf
offices can be accommodated As
noN planned there Is not even room
specially set aside for a receiyins
hospital There d a plan afoat %
construct a separate structure for
this institution City Engineer
Thomson SAYS there % room pruvids
Ell for a hospital sufficient % &C
eommodate 80 patients. but Building
Inspector Places plans DO not show
any provision for the hospital at ths
present time.
III has been claimed that In a
building devoted 70 80 many puf.
poses e would not be- desirable "a
have a hospital large enough 20 &C.
eupy a whole floor said city En-
giueer Thomson yesterday. but
there is plenty - room that can De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
CONTRACTORS MUST
CLEAN UP STREETS

Councilman Crlehton yesterday
afternoon brought 10 the attention
OF the street committee the need Of
more stringent regulations Of city
street contractors. who have no re-
gard for the condition In which they
leave thoroaghfarea after they have
completed an Improvement Or.
Criehtou suggested that the board
Of works refuse 10 accept eomplct.
ed grading and paving contracts un-
til the contractors had cleaned mp
all refuse.
II have found that after con.
tractor once leaves a Job" be said.
that Il II next 10 impossible % get
the street, which he has left IA an
untldy condition, into decent shape
again. I have had several expert.
ences Of this kind, notably on Queen
Anne hill.
"in some eases | have had 10
pound AWAY on tho street depart
ment and the contractors for months
10 get done a lltlle cleaning up.
which should have been completed
before the board Of works agfoed 20
pay the contractor for his work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
CONSOLIDATE
(spseisl to The s,ar.l

AsOTtN. Waah. July Articles
.of Incorporation Of the Lewiston.
Charleston Company have been filed
hy EdEar - Libby ~ Libby and g.
g. Bailey The capital g. f7oaa 0oa
with 10000 600 shares The new come
raug viii take over the holdings Of
the lewiston Water and Power com.
pauY. the INLAND company. the Lew.
lstan Lieht company and the Clark
stou Water company These are
three companies organized BY Aff
Libby and iu which Charles Francis
Adams Of Boston la Interested. Tbs
reorFaulznffu and merging Of the
old companies was necessary % pro.
vide additional capital for proposed
improvements. including the davcl.
opment ~ an extension Of electric
Hight and power lines 20 territo1
north Of the Snake river. the build.
Ing of an electric railway line 10
Charleston and Lewiston and ths
further extension Of the Vineiant
irrigation plant To- cover higher
lands owned by the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
CONSIDERS
DRIVEWAY
Queen Anne Hin Road Taken
Up by Council Committee

The construction 81 seven mllca
q roadway on Queen Anne hill. as
proposed Ia the opening q East
Queen Aune driveway and adlaeent
streets. Ras taken un By the street
COMMITTEES yesterday afternoon. The
project IL Endorsed by three Queen
Anne YIN Improvement clubs aud.
a. Tar a. Or Criehtnn, councilman
from the Eighth ward. can Judge
b. al o. the property owners at
fectea The driveway would not
only afford a fine highway for
pleasure and seenle purposes. but
would allow seven per cent
grade % the top % the bin on rs
eastern side. such an easy grade
f. much needed ~ the present time
Action on the matter Vas post
poned uutil the committee could 80
over the ground carefully and map
out the best route As nov pro-
posed about a mite and a half Of
roadway would have % Be con
demned The Improvement wouid
cost about - tHu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

cities. asking the police 20 keep an
eye open for W A. Ragan. charged
with embesglina ssis from Mepou.
gal a aouthwiek. OF this city, last
March
The schooner Alice. Of the Robin.
aon Flashing company. has been sent
To- Herring sea en- cod fahlug
cruise She ia expected TO return
nhnnt Anntnmhnr I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
GLAZING DO 8LteE

william H. Crawford 81 chicago
has brought suit VA the federal court
90 recover 1850 shares Of stock ~
tho Seattle. Bentou a. Southern
hallway Company FOR ieml asft Zee.
iu roufuauiAing the company FRANK
o. Danaud. Herman Chaplin WiIlihm
A Peters and the Seattle. Honion s.
Southern Railway Company Hrs
named as defendants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

TIE SUPREME COURT Of Brit
lab Columbia has rendered a deel-
sion against the plaintiffs Ia suits
for damages aEEreEatinE $500 oQa
brought b. heirs IT ls8 miners killed
tn the Coal Creek mine disaster Of
May g 1s0e, against the owners u
the mlue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
New Tacoma Service.

beginning June 30 the Athl0n VIII
mako an extra trip 90 raoama. loaY-
ing Flyer dock az ESQ p. pa. Re
turning. leaves Tacoma az 7;Aa q. m.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

A SENSATION has been caused
a. Tekoa b. the announcement Of
the secret marriage - Charles
Whitehead and Miss Mamie Miller.
The parents % the young folks Oh
iectea 10 the marriage. and lta an
nouncement caused a scene The
bride aud groom vii live In spo-
kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

ELMER PAQUETTE. arrested re-
Gently 81 q dcsaFtef from the unitel
States navy. was released yesterday
several hoars before a message was
received BY the local officers from
the naval authorities asking them
20 hold the alleged deaefter. Pa
quette has not been rearreated Il
o. understood be o. engaged 10
marry a " laoW az Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

FIFTEEN HUNDRED Indians
from the reservations In the north
ern part 81 the state vii participate
ia the Independence day exercises
AZ ucllIuEham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01
81 OF Regular prlee


On all straw and Panama IFats
r. n. Brooks q Co.. 1891 2nd Az. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

The New York and four moro
cruisers are ~ the BrcmeItun navy
yard ll1gfa faave Pier No. 3 az
o o. . au1 20 9 "a In. slegp uod
48fv b. VI ~ d ~ ~ tAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

pALOUsE has new hospital
which VAS opened 70 the public
"wednesday IL ia a0x60 feet. two
stories hieh and contains - rooms.
and Is arranged to Accommodate 20
paLL.nLa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

Remember the Catholic roreatea
Picnic. July 4th. at Three Tree
Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

wick viii deliver the Grafton. There
viii BE- a musical aud literary pro-
gram. various amuaemeuta. refresh
ment booths etc. ID. y. Anderson
Is president o. the association and
Mrs. J. n. Kennedy Is secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

THE OLD SETTLERS annual
picnic and reunion viii be held ~
Frye'a grove. north q Rnsalia. Sat
urdav. July t. Judge 8 J. Chad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

FRANK GuGLlEIMo. an Italian.
was convicted At Portland hHt night
% murder In the first deEree. GuK.
iielmo killed Freda Guaraselo. a le-
year-old italian EiFl who would nai
marry him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

THE PACIFIC COAST Pipe CON.
pany's plant a. SPOKANE suffered
e. 90 damage from fire yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01

SHERIFF. uHQuHART At Cheha.
De has received q message from
Georgetown. TEXAS. stating that
Smith. the man alleged 10 have
killed DEPUTY Sheriff Parsons Al
Ceniralla year ago. has been con.
fined in an insane asylum In Texas
MISS BIRDIE mus has beer
elected a. the Goddess q Liberty
in the Fourth Of july celebration
AZ PalouBe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-01


But coo A q
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-19

got another man to substitute for
him until he returned. He was an
N;ous to serve through the war and
he feared that as hostilities had just
broken out the furlough would not be
granted. The name OF the substi-
tute was Brady. whole-souled Irish
man, who thought it would be great
fin to go in for a short time, as
he had no idea that Eller would not
return. Eller never went back to the
regiment and Brady served through
the remainder OF the war When hos
tilitieS ceased and the dove OF peace
hovered over the nation the 1riShman
was given his discharge papers in
the name OF Eller. as it was the only
name that appeared on the muster
rolls. He returned the discharge
papers to Eller, and he applied and
was granted pension when the
time came.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-19

In fight at Barton, this state, Will
Gardner. negro. shot and killed Mr..
Will Stone and wounded Mr.. John
Griner and killed negro by-stander.
Mr. Griner's wounds are serious, but
not necessarily fatal Posses are in
pursuit OF the negro and if caught he
will be lynched. The origin OF the
trouble is not known, as Griner is un-
conscious.
There are more than one hundred
thousand widows in Berlin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-19
HORRIBLE DEEDS.
Told by a Presbyterian Missionary to
the Congo Free State.

Dr.. ". NJ Morrison. Southern
Presbyterian missionary to the Congo
Free State. in an address at Louis
VILE, KY. gave an impressive recital
OF alleged barbaritieS practiced on the
natives OF Congo by the authorities,
and OF the obstacles thrown in the
way OF their correction by the Off
cials.
He said: I lived with these reo
pie seven years and know what ! am
talking about. King Leopold has
there native cannibal army OF 5wci?-
ty thousand men, oficered by white
Belgians and armed with repeating
rifles. They are men representing
the worst and most savage type OF
natives, caught and carried lar from
their homes and forced into military
service. In turn this soldiery is
used to compel the natives TO bring
in enormous tribute OF ivory and rub
Der. 1t is worth noting that the
king OF Belgium is today reputed to
be the largest dealer in ivory and rub
Der in the world.
LAS a result OF forced military ser
vice and labor, great and unspeakable
cruelties are practiced on the natives.
l have seen FIVE thousand fleeing to
the forests to escape the cannibal SOL
diers of King Leopold. I have seen
soldiers securing through the forests
catching men wanted by the govern
ment as laborers and taking the cap
tives away with ropes tied around
their necks.
Raids upon villages are constantly
made, some are killed, others sold in
to captivity and others forced into
labor and military service. One can
buy all the slaves wanted for ten Or
fifteen dollars each. In these raids
innocent women and children are
killed or captured. Their hands are
CUT OH 10 DC ldhCIl OdSN ~ LIN o>i
gian officers to show that the work
had been done. On one OF these raids
near the mission stations, one OF
our missionaries counted eighty
hands cut off, drying by fire to be
taken to an officer, and forty-hve
dead lying near.
The Belgian government makes
stereotyped denial of all charges.
have seen personally the governor OF
the Congo Free State and have been
in the palace OF the king OF Belgium;
neither will do anything. The Brit
ish government is interested in the
situation. Consul Roger Easement,
as the English and American repre-
sentative to Congo, has just made
tour of investigation. His report IS
now in the hands OF the government
at Washington and presents most
deplorable situation.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-19
SOLDIERS STRANGE STORY.
Kansas Man Declares He Served
Through War by Proxy.

Toe Eller, the old soldier OF lola,
who was arrested on complaint OF
the pension inspector for the gov
ernment some months ago.. and who
served a short time in jail before he
could get, bond, will have very
strange story to tell Judge Pollock
when he holds court here next May,
says the Fort Scott Tribune. The cir
cumstances surrounding the life OF
the old man and the story he has to
relate is one Of the strangest type and
would be a treat for some good
novelist to take for a story of the
Dickens kind. The details Of the
case of Eller have just been learned
through an attorney who has been in
terested in the case for some time.
Although Eller was arrested some
time ago his story escaped the
clutches of the newspaper reporter.
It is a most interesting case and the
trial will be looked forward to with
considerable anxiety.
Joe Eller is man about 20 years OF
age. Last fall the government au-
thor;ties learned by accident that Eller
was drawing pension through fraud
ulent dealings and his case was inves-
tigated. He had been on the pension
rolls OF the government for a long
term of years, and when the inspect
or went to work on the case he made
a discovery that is without precedent.
Eller's defense is that he IS entitled
to the pension that he is receiving,
his argument being that he served
through the civil war by proxy.
When the war broke out in 1851 FL
ler resided in Indiana. He was one
of the first to enlist in an Indiana vol
unteer regiment After he had served
six weeks he received word from
his home that his folks were sick
and he was anxious to leave the reg
iment. Instead of adopting the usual
method of applying for a furlough he
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-19
Blue RIDGE RAIL ROAD.
II. G. BEAffH, Receiver.
In Eneer june 8, laA
Between Anderson and Wa1halla-
,.erponn "8T1OUND

All regular trains from Belton to Walhala,
have precedence over trains of same class
moving in the opposite direction unless 9th
erwise specified by train order.
VIII also stop at the following stations to
axe on and let OF pas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
Ghiffsnadrihten.

ReU gorf, 9. gsop. - Stnge-
fomneu BON 2iperpoOI lit Der Gam.
pier Oceanic"
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co]niignirt.
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men lit bier Ger bon Retp.gort nod
Glasgow beItimmte 0ompfer DSi.
berniQn."
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bon RontreaI mad 2onbou Cpniia.
nirte 3ampfer g2ioonian" Fam bisg
an.
2i5oro. 9. gtuo. - Boiiirt: Der
BON gtetu 5 Dorf nod Sabre fabrer6e
0ampfer ga Sopoie."
Gopenbogen 6. Rop. - Bon
Retu . gorf e%ingetroffen iino Die
0ompfer nSlao" uno ySefIa."
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men BON Retu . Yorf: Qampfers 80.
Ia6rio."
2ioerpooL s. Nop. - abge'
fobren nuh philadelphia: Gompfer
ySiberian."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
@crmiidte trlreaaphiife Nrpeidtea.

Ger 3ormer mo 0ernofrot9o f
8olton in Claiborne l.. Gountp,T enn.,
lueIfer Dor Sturgeon III einer politi.
ider 8eriamrnlurg beorobt iporoen
mar, lit in leinen1 SauIe. eri6oIien
mor6en.
Captain r. 3. 2oiioerl pelher
Sabre lang 5ur See fubr, bann Bel.
tultgsberoliSgeber ipor, SDeoter In
Beniacold un0 Reip,S Orleans erboute
uno Ieitete utb i'm ipnniifen ariege
ben 9ompfer nllnoerpriter" beieb.
ligte, lit in Nep.S rleons g%eItorben.
ct ipar ouf i'm 2elthtbolisbienite Der
&egierung tb1tig uro Witglieo Der
Hegierungs . G%ommiiiiott, ipeIfe Die
~Slocum" &utoitropbe unteriu6t
bot.
gei Clinton, Slnb., itieBen eit
Gonltruftions3us lino eit 6ro6t5ug
Der nGbicoso itno gaitern Sainois.
Yabn" 5uionmen, nobel Sobn Blot
nnter bet Sriimmerr ~beeroben unb
%eeto6tet ur1b % Irbere nerIest ipiir.
Den, mebrere oopon tootlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11

StraBeH auf offentIider guFtiou.
Ntebrere 8uuiIiebbaber baben itd be.
reits gemeIoet; Stabt . Rrofurator
Bruce bat aber enti6ieoeu, Dap Die
S~ruuoiaide mtf offentIider grFtion
oertauft lperbeu miiiien.
8oriiber Snonm iagte geitern mad
elmer 6onferen5 nit Capt. Soiepb
Y. SbirIen bon Der topo9ropbiiderl
8ermeIiun9s = Gommiiiion, ooB cine
8erorOnuug imStootrotb einaereid)t
iuerOen wiIroc fir oie @crooeleguug
Der 8oIienranoiteine an oer@erman.
StraBe. Inter Ger alien 8eroro.
nlng muB Der Seitenweg 12 SUB
brett tpcroeu, un6 oa Die 8nulinie
frllnrm lit, ipiiroeu Die 8oIienrano-
iteine cine frumme Qinie biIoen.
Stoot : Rrofurotor Bruce CAB &C.
tern Elm 8uto6ten ob, OoB DER
Mopor uno Staotrotb ote @etpolt
ourd) &erorOuungen friumme
@oIicnlinien gerooe 5u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
Sleines @GSdjen eetObtet.

@liio6etb SGbel BON einem StroBen.
bobnpoggon i'll Sigblanotoiun
ii%bcrfobren uno getootet. - 9c.
fono iid) ~untcrluegS bon Der
S6ulc.
.3ruei S6ulfomeraoinnen lno oielc
9etuobner iuoren eeltern 8ormittog
fltr5 Dor IL lt9r 3eii9cn, iuie Die feline
8 Sabre olte Gliiobetb Sdbel, Eofter
bon Srn. utto 6ror @nt. S0bcl bon
9tr. 426, Coughs trobe, al Der
@oitern,apenue Sieblanotolpn, bon
eirtem in 0Itlifer Gi6tung fobrenoer
8aggon Der .Gompog.
ME iibcriabrcil uno foit aii9enblidlib
getootet ipilr0e. Der Wotormorlt
oes @nogons S. SO. Sorris mo Der
Gonouftelir George Zimmerman
wurocn iofort oerbnftet nno bis gum
Srtqucit in Der Boli5eiltotion SIT San.
ton f~eItgebolten.
9as M6oden oerlieB in 9egleitung
bon 5fpei a%noereH- fleinen W1ohen
UNI 1912 ltbr Die Bfarri6nle ser Ser5
Seiu.@emeinoe an Der Softer benue
rno 3. StroBe, Sigblanotonn, nrt0
at Ser @altern.aoenue angelanqt,
oerIuften iie, Dor ocfn @oggon oic
Sabtgcleile SIT frei,5eit. gIiidbctb
Sdbel iurroe poit 0em S1hbdpphrot
oes 8ag9ouS 9etroffert at 9o6er &c.
iuorfen iino illter benz 5freitcnS 6ltb.
bolfen, oid)t por ben 8oroerrobern
oes 8o9gonS, 5erqlleti6t. Gs geldltg
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o%erbinoern, oob oic 8oroerrdoer ocS
WaggonS gleidfonS ii6er ben a0rper
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III cine i1nbe gclegcne Apot6efc &C.
I6ofit. 100 iiidit fono, onB oaS ainO
6ereits foot ipor. Wiolt brodlte 6ct
2etfnnm ioonnr in bic elterltfe
@obnnng, mo bic SHUTTER oeIiel6en
in Sbnnloft ftcl, ais man ibr aino
toot ms @aiiS brnd1te. 9crt Sabel
lit WoidiniIt bon Brofeiiion, un6 Git
fobetb ipar Dos iiiit5itc ieincr feds
Ginoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
Grini Inihimi anaefommen.

Gan 5ranciScO, 8. NoO. -
.Brin3 Saouaru 6uIbimi, ein Better
oe8 9aiiers bon Sopon, WeIder Die
Notwithstanding beiufen uno benz
BrGitoenten AooicUeIt feline auftpar'
tunq in s8ai6iugton MADDEN miro,
longtc beiltc auf Dem Qampfern Man'
durio" bier an. Morgen frii9 reilt
or nit icincn ans iieben BerIonet
bcitcber6en 8efolge nod Boibins.
ton ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-11
Sibuua Der SdHl6cbSrbc.

Die 6reoerid @pemle E Bride iiber
Gtppnn's RuH m ser gduIbe'
b0r6e 3ltr Sprude gebradt. -
Ne,le @rnenmmeen BON 2ebre.
rtnnen.
Die SbuIbeb0roc belt geItern
Nadmittog inter Dem 8oriis oe5
Sraitoentcn Sol. 8odorb ibre regeIs
maBige SeriammIung ob. Superius
tenoent Ban StdIe eupfabI, genilie
NbbanoIunaen iiber Dmpfmai6is
neu, tUeldle i'm polpte6uiideu SnIti.
int in 9rodirenform 5itr 8ertpen,
Dung fommen IN 9uhform berou8s
5cgeben. 9ieie IngeIcgenbeit puroe
Dem Gomite fir ReoeIn iiberipieieu,
weI6eS bereits orei DIAL 5ltpor dbn.
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WieS, neil ole 9eboroe fettt Rett
babe, ioIdc &ertuiuigmgen 5u ma
den. 4l.47b
9ie 2ebrerinnen agnes g. MtnQ.
ban uno 6lorence Ellder 'reidten
ibre &eiignattonen elm.
Snoem Der Sofroum Ser S6uIe
Rr. 80 an Der Goeus un6 Seoeral.
StruBe pom einem gcpiiIen Clement
am Sonutaa oils Steuoihein gum
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Seitcntbore on5ubringcu.
Gin @iubruf in Ole S6u[e Nr. 81
am 3. Nopember Wuroe beriftet,
bod id)einen ole 9iebe feline nenncn8.
pertbe 8eltte gemodDt at boben.
9ie 3oeerlln9 Bel Der Suangriff.
nobme oeS 8oltes Der oitliden bobes
rem S09teridule purOe ebenfous be.
iproden uno 5tpar fol- oltf Die gu.
itdnoigen Borteien Elm Druid ou8ge.
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g(ngriff genommen miro.
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9%elpobner bon SiibiueIt . Baltimore
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MarD s. &irbp 8. Worion Sid,
Georlc Seouer, Marp 9t. 5arreG,
MorD Suffer, Gertrude Goonep,
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