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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
He DEFHD
THE COURT

August schultz. who vas recently
anrd for divorce By Mrs Edna
sehafE was cited By Superior Judge
BELL yesterday % show canoe Why
D. should not be punished for Goa
tempt 81 court for dianbeYiuE an
order ~ the court restraining him
from visiting his home during the
Hsudeney 81 the don. Ir# schultz
In an affidavit alleged that bee hua-
band had visited her home and
when she told him % Judge neIFB
order. said. Tel the court 70 so
- he'll
schultz filed an answer % bic
wiie.a suit Yesterday. IN which he
retitioued the court 70 Hfant no
dIvgrre Ne alleged that aii the
trouble between himself and wife
had been caused ~ his mother in
Law. who Insisted on Interfering IN
rs domestic affaira Three weeks
aEo. he says. be turned her out
end does not Intend a. allow her
a. come hack. out ~ spite. he
claims. she persuaded BIS wife %
start divorce proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
WILL GIVE A
RECEPTION

fn eommemofatiou 81 the launch
lna ~ the battirshlp Nebraska a re
eeufian viii be rendered the Hon.
John Mickey governor Of Nebraska
and rarity ~ the Chamber Of Com
merre al the Hotel Washington.
Friday evening All the plans for
che reception are now complete and
! Hnu1nvitatious have been sent out
10 All % the prominent officials and
business men, Tho Chamber Of
Cdrn nicrre has planned 10 make
this. entertainment ono Of the feat
lures 81 the celebrations pursuant
10 ths launching Of the big battle
ship The reception will be under
the direction OF the committee on
entertainment and reception The
Invitations which have been Issued
By the committee read as follows.
"The seattle Chamber OF Com
merCe requests the pleasure Of the
company NJ yourself and ladies At
The Washington. on Friday eve
ming. from Q 10 N O'Clock. a. n re-
centian given 10 Hon. John ~
Mickey. governor Of Nebraska. and
his party eommemorating the
launching Of the baitleship Nohras-
la hv the Moran Bros company.
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wow FACES
BOTH WHY'S

4 petition % Clancy Bros. Inenr-
pCgated. Tor permission O. repair
two drop stairwayH. enc ON each side
OF the building ~ the corner ~ See.
ond avenue south and Washington
street. viii come un before the
streets committee tomorrow after.
noon The ordinance was introduced
hy Mullen. the councilman Who 90
streuunualy opposes the euustrac-
ton OF a similar stairway Ia front
90 ths Eitel block a. the corner OF
Second avenue and Pike street
The ataIrwaya ~ ClaneYa place
lead from the Sidewalk % the base
meat The existence o. such stair
saxs. especially on Pike street
Where The sidewalk is rather mar
row. u considered by Mullen ~ BE-
a source - damage suits against
she city Ia order fn shut OF the
construction - the stairs n tho
Eital block he has introduced an or
aluance. uhieh will also comr be-
fore the streets committee tumar.
row afternoon. providing for the
condemnation uf The three foot strip
"a front Of the building
II n not likely. however that the
application " tbs Claney hroa- Will
- refused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
OLD LECHER
ON TRIAL

Frank Cook. the old man who is
charged with rrimiHallY aHaauitinE
I1-Yfal old Elsie Lord the daufh
ter ~ a friend who had known him
for years. la being tried for his
crime IN the superior court today
The Eirl lived lu Tacoma and Cook
vas an intimate friend Of her Wild
owed mother Last Decoration day
be volunteered 10 bring Elsie 70 Sc
attic Ia decorate her father grave
Instead Of taking the gifl 10 the
home Of friends IN the city be took
her ~ a fenderi0ln lodging house
The couple attracted attention
and the case waa reported 70 the
police with the result that Cook
wac arrested and bis victim placed
IN the House u the Good Shepherd
Mira Lord. Elsles mother gflsved
- much over her daughters mis-
fortune that she became insane and
IL nov in the 8teilasoom asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
GIVE
LXkAP GAS

The corporations committee meets
thia afternoon 20 take az several
matters ~ Importance. II city I'm
kinrer Thomson ia ON hand the Dia-
mnnd Ice and Storage ramuanY.H
electricity, steam heat and gas
franchise Will be- taken up. c0uu-
Gilman Murphy'a ordinance prayid
lua for the appointment 81 Ruh
Inspector. Dauifou'n ordinance pro-
vidlug Tor euualiEinR aud reducing
the rates charged by the two local
telephone com pauirH and several
other matters are in the hands af
the committee.
TO Murphy.a ordinance there APP
pears 30 be little opposition. Copies
of ordinances passed in other cities
are being secured far purposes af
comparison. II o. The duty ~ the
gas Inspector "a watch the quality 81
gas. o. see that 81 b. delivered under
proper pressure aud e. regulate the
metefHa
The Diamond Ice and Storage
company ia asking FOR au extension
~ the limits Ia which ifs present
franchise ia operative % tha whole
district north Of Madison street A.
faf HH the extension 81 the electric
wires and steam pipes Of thr com
uuuy Oh concerned che council has
little objection 20 long nH proper
safeguards are made IN regard 20
placing wires underground at the
proper time Competition With the
Seattle Electric company and extern q
slan Of steam heating service are
desired
Hut in relation 70 the gas section
~ the franchise the committee has a
bic surprise iu store for the COM
panys The present section was
drafted IA 1894 aud applies 10 only
"a small district ft does not limit or
control the company IN auy way or
protect the city. IN place ~ Il the
corporations committee VII ask the
company 90 submit 10 accepting q
new gas franchise n o. desires 10
have the imitH Ha extended
The mes franchise will compel the
company 90 furnish Eaa for ulumI=
mating purposes az 81 per 600 cubic
feet aud fof fuel purposes at g.
cents. while the municipality l. 10
be supplied a. the HAfe 81 30 cents.
In general way the franchise Is
the same ~ that fret asked hy the
American Improvement company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

WASHINGTON. oct a uat.
master General lgny q Payne
died AZ hts Washington apartments
at o9 o'clark last uight cause 81
death vas announced a. a dlscaar
OF ultral valve aud dilation ~ the
heart
Death came after nearly alx hours
uI uneuu .pHousntaa The attrudluE
physicians announced that death
VAS oulY matter Of few hours AZ
most eaHly yesterday afternoon aud
the members az Mr ruyuc.h family
vent 10 the aitk ruam and STAYED
beside the sick bed until Mr. ra,uc
had hrvathel hia last
President Roosevelt called ~ 8
o'clock and nine minutes after BE-
had left Mr. PAYNE was dead
Mrs Roosevelt Was also a caller
at the Payne apartments late IN the
afternoon.
Henry G. PAYNE vas so years Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

age and fur tao decades be had
been prominent In the politics Il
the nation. and uf the state % Wis
consln for more than tNo decade
lie vas % the SHalwart faction uf
the republican party 81 Wisconsin
lie "a n native Of Massachusetts,
and Wenf O. Milwaukee IN fSsa.
where he resided until the time 81
his appointment IS postmaster gen
eral. January 5. tsG4
Mr. Payne has represented We
eonsin On the republican national
committee for en years. aud has
taken an active part Ia many ma
tionai campaigns lie wAs appoint
81 postmaster % Milwaukee by
President Graat IL 1876 and served
On successive appointment For tea
years under Presidents Hayes and
Arthur he was q delegate a. the
national convention In 1Ssz. isss
and ts91. being chairman ~ the
Wisconsin delegation In fSsN On
isavinK the postuffrc department In
isSs Nj Payne took an active part
IN business affairs Of Milwaukee
being president ol the Wisconsin
Telephone company. director uf the
First Nafional hank 81 Milwaukee
president Of the Milwaukee 4 Nor
theru Railroad company. vice pres
ident Of the Milwaukee and Cream
City street railways ard general
manager % their combined pruners
ties. president of the American
Street RaiiWaT association in ts8e
receiver ~ the Northern Pacific
railway. and has been extensively
engaged IN real estate trunaaetinns
He Nss married IN ts6T % Miss
Lydia W. Van Dyke q New York
Mr. Payne has been In ili health
Cor two years and death aame after
seven weeks q serious Illness. pre-
cipitates b an attack 90 heart as
ease
Mrs. Payne. che devoted wife r.
nnained constantly near her bus
band. rendering every possible aid
comforting him aud hoping f1r The
best She bore up with remarkable
forfitufe and NOT once dld she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS

WASHINGTON. oct e. Faga on
all government bulldiuH are flylng
at half mast out of respest for the
late postmaster EynuraL President
Roosevelt viii issue a general or
aDs CLOSING all the various eXgeu.
tive departments Friday. the day OF
che funeral here Eysy poatofncu
ia The United States Wtll be- closed
dufiuE the hours of the funeral
The services here viii b. held at
ST. iohn Episcopal ghuuah They
viii Dee attended hy al prominent
officials ia the government and
representatives 90 foreign natlouk.
The reHliHa viii be shipped 10
Wisconsin. Friday afternoon FIuai
funeral services viii De held al the
AT Saints Episcopal church. Nil.
wauker. sunday morning. Inter
ment viii BE- ia the Forrest Home
cemetery. Milwaukee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
BIG CHURCH
THREATENED
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY TUNNEL CAUSES first PREs.
nYrGRlAN HOUSE OF WORSHIP TO SETTLE
The big First Presbyterian church

The big First Presbyterian church
ia threatened with destruction by
the Great Northern railway tunnel
under Fourth avenue The railway
company this morning put "a crew
of men Go WORK exeayatiug under
the foundation Of the building which
stands an the northwest corner Of
Spring street and Fourth avenue.
believing Il ia danger of settling or
ut collapse Il has already sunk
about au Inch The whole front
wall Of the building. both inside and
out. Is to be lacked up In order Co
keep 81 In place
The Great Northern engineers are
afso keeping eloae tab on the In
dependent Telephone company 8
building 81 feet north ~ tho
church. but Manager Webster stat
81 this afternoon that be had not
yet been advised of any settling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

The -four story huildina of the sun
set Telephone company la the same
block but facing Third avenue has
not yet begun 90 sink. according to
Manager & " Royulda.
This h true also Of another three
story bfick building In the block
The tunnel az depth 81 i1g feet
haaaea underneath the front eud u
the Plymouth church and under the
middle Of the Independent Tule-
phone eompany.a building
lt misses the building Of the other
telephone company. but should SCI
rioua settling occur the damage
would amount "a many thousands
u dollars aud all buildings might
- affected Work has been stopped
uu the library building ON the block
dlagonailY aefoas from the church
on account Of the arttllng The
Lincoln hotel ia also being careful.
- watched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

The JEWS
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS ARD PEAS
ANTS JOIN ~ oUrRAolNd
REslDENTs OF The oHErro

BERLIN. Oct g. News has bees
received ~ extensive aufi=aamltia
riots a. Rudinla. province II Mo-
hilsy. Russia Russian Infantry
marching toward the front. com
bined with peasants. attacked the
ghetto. The rioters piuudcred aud
wrecked the Jewish homes They
shot and beat the Jews. and out
ragged the women The Jews re-
sisted and IS Of them were w0und-
ed Russian army officers and pO-
lice Witnessed the riots and mado
no effort 10 save the Jews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
ATTENDANCE
At The FAIR

ST LOUIS. Mo. Oct the to-
tai attendance e. the Worlds fair
for the month 0f September vas
5.Gal.kI3 4ae attendance for the
18th week. ending September 3. was
4593O5. for the 18th week. ending
September 10. s7fs5f. for the goth
week. ending September II. 1926
BIS. Including 81 Louis day with
40. the 2ist week. ending Sep
TENDER q. 710.4ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
MEAD SEREhADED

WATERvtLLE. Oct 6-A =.
Mead republican candidate for gov
ofuor. drove 50 miles yesterday
from Couice City 10 this town Upon
his arrival here he was rendered a
reception. lie later adire "a a big
republican rally and late last night
Nas .erenaded BY republican cuthu-
HE4Hfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
MO0DI TO SUCCEED
H0lR

WORCESTER. Mess. Oct st
Ga stated here that Cos John l.
Bates viii. On all probability. ap-
point Attorney General William II
moody 70 succeed the late senator
Woar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
HOTEL MEN At OUTS

An application to have the 81
Elmo hotel corner af Tbifd avenue
aud Cherry street. placed Ia the
hands Of a receiver was filed in the
superior court today BY A. Beula-
mine. "A partner of ~ NJ Teater.
who la running the place HcuIa-
mine claims that Teatef BE- diaaipat
Ing the partnership funds aud asks
for an accounting also that the
partnership be dissolved By the
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Albert Shepard and limo Taylor.
Of legal axe. both Of Seattle Scott
A Post 30. and Jessie r. White. 90.
both az Bolllngham. Andrew Elss-
brand. a.. Of Tacoma. aud Ida Hen
rlkson. q. Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
SAYS WAR is
FRAT RICIDE
oy Scrip. News Assn,

BOSTON. Oct When the peace
congress assembled al 10 O'Clock
this morning eongratulatory tele-
81 AIMS from H1dEsou Pratt. In Lon
CON Frederick Harris. Andrew
Carnegie. e skibo castle. and also
from many religious organizations
throughout the country were read.
Rabbi Levy. Of Pittsburg. vice pres
ident of the Universal Peace union.
aroused great enthusiasm by an adj
dress IN which be denounced war as
ffatracide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

f.ouella Jones Was granted a
dlvorre from John Jones by Judge
Bell this afternoon. Ioues owns
the southern hotel and The court
ordered an equal division Of the
property tie further ordered that
che hotel be- sold aud a receiver APP
pointed for the purpose OF dividing
the property The divorce was
granted en- the ground n cruelty.
after beiug before court Tor several
montha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
SET AFIRE BY
LIGHTNING

FINDLAY. ohio. Oct 5-Llght-
ming this morning set fire 90 a tank
containing 100 barrels Of oil be-
longing 20 the National refinery
The Intense heat caused the oxplo-
sion Of nearby TANKS. Other tanks
and tho rcflnerica are IN danger.
The loss viii probably reach
500. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
Republicans
I'm Session
oRy scrfuDs News Assn,

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 5.-The bl-
ennial convention Of the National
Republican league opened today.
Governor nurhin welcomed the del
egates. Tonight Secretary Leslie n.
shaw and Geo. A Knight. OF Cali
fornia. Will address a mass meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
SNAPSHOTS

LEWIsToN. Idaho. oct 6.-Ru-
delphi Wstter. convicted n the dou-
Die murder ~ chris Long and l.. -.
Waius VIII hang December ].
pAIOTEE. Waah.. oct. Rufus
ttt the a=EeaT-ol1 son of H. W.
Uff while sitting on a big log IN the
gard. fen of and tho log rolled over.
crushing the child 10 death.
Acting Coroner Wntsia is holding
on inquest over the body this after
noon.
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~zxp
It WAS
MURDER

The autopsy over the body q tho
man who was found IN the bay this
morning. completed late THIS az
ternoon. proved beyond q shadow
Of a doubt that the dad man was
murdered.
No water was found in IN. lungs,
which would have been the casa
had the man been drowned Death
was evidently caused By a powerful
blow which fractured the skull al
the right temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
REVOLT
my serisps ssus As.'aI

CnY Beripps News AAs'nJ
MONTE CRisTO. santo Domingo.
Oct 5.-Gencral Candelario Delias
Rosas with 60 men reYoltod against
the government on september Is.
In favor uf lsadorc Jameus The
rebels have started fof the interior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

leave their ap atrta.ucm uMra h
leave their apartments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

Mr. Ernest Bang and Mias LILLE
Gemmlil we're united IN marriage
~ Rev " A Matthews at the
Manse or Saturday. October I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

POSTMASTER GENERAL PASSED AWAY At 6o9
O'CLOCK YESTERDAY EVENING - lie HAD BEEN
PROMINENT IN NATIONAL POLITICS FOR TWO
DECADES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05

The Retail 0roeera association.
a. iia regular meeting last night
decided - close al ltH stores on
Friday afternoon. from % {
O'Clock % order % allow employees
time 10 attend the launching Of the
baftleHhiu Nebraska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-05
ENJOINED

Horace Compton wa granted a
temporary injunction this after
noon against the city restraining II
from proceeding with the reFrade
% Second avenue between ieuora
and blanchard HfreefH. on the
ground that q would damage his
property. The art ia refaruabie on
October s Compton alleges that
the city. In doing the work - TAX
Ing away ground under hts house
aud damaging the building.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13

Soipital i'm Sitter bon 35 Sabren an
Der Sungenidwinoiutt. Der Ser
ltorbene erblidte in Sells, &anton
Weri6, 2urenburg, oaS Sift Der
Welt uno fam Dor Is Sobren nad)
Chicago, mo- er bis 81 leinem i'm
September b. S. erfolgten lleberlieo-
hung nod Iltrord Die gan5e 3eit BIN.
ourd bel Irmour & SO. in Den
S6lodtbGuiern bei6Gftigt par.
Sier mar er 5lierlt in Den g., .. &
8. . @erfitdtten uno ipdter fiir Die
aurora Boiler @orfS belddftlgt. Nm
3. Sftober erfranfte er uno ieitber
periblimmerte iih iein 3ultono
ltetig, bis i'm Der 600 BON Den Seioen
erl0ite. Gr binterldBt in Der alten
Seinlotb ieinen betagten Sater uno
einen 9riioer uno cine Shmelter, 10.
wie in Iilrora cine Sdapelter, 6rau
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glllberOem binterldBt er 5ablreid)e
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Chicago. Sober mar Wtitglie0 ser
bieiigen Seftion go. Z oes Current
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
aus ben iibrisem Gbeilem.

Sunneiues, II. Soon. Ser IN Der
Sesperinger Strabe mobnenoe Irbei'
ter 9rennoel bate einen Suno, Der
Dor Ginger 3eit In5eiAen Dor
9ranfbeit aufpies. Ser Suitanf
bes Sbieres peridlimmerte iid in.
nerbalb pier3ebn Gage berart, oaf
9rennoel uno ser nit ibm basielbe
Saus bemobnenoe Irbeiter Siftor
Sbommes beibloiien, oas CHER al
troten. Sbommes be9ab iih 5u ole.
lem Smed IN Die Slide oes 9rennoel
nnb periuhte Den Suno an3uloden,
INN i'm ourh Mepolperlhiiiie nieoer.
5ultreden. Yloslib iprans ser Suno
auf Sbommes los, bib i'm in bic
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9rofber'o9tbum.
Aas hrr DauptfaSt.

Tri. Taiirg Se Slerc, Die am II.
Nopember, 50 Sabre alt, I'M &esfa-
toreitift geltorben lit, bot burd) Seita-
ment Dem Staat cine Summe BON
10000 Sr. iiberfpieien NIT ser De
thinning, oab Die 3inien ieipeilig
Der So6ter zines in 8eordngniB ge-
ratbenen @opofaten ooer Witglie0es
beS Gidteriton0eS mlsbe5ahlt peroell
iolen, uno 5ipnr lebensldnglid, ODER,
penn Die 9enefi5iantin beiratbet, bis
gum Gage ibrer Seirotb. Die Ser.
leibung geihiebt burh bcn SuItiS-
minilter, Den ErGiioenten oeS Sber-
gerihtSbofes unb ben StabtrGger Der
Aopofaten. SieIelbe g~rblalierin
permad)t ser Stobt Suremburg elm
&apital BON $4,000 Sr., OeiIen 3in-
fen fir ole iogen. Seltpre De Ia
coupe, 8. /. Die Speiiun9 biirftiger
Sdulfinber, beitimmt iinb.
Nns Strakbnrg meloet man bas
am 10. Hopentber Oalelbit erfolgte
Nbleben bes %penlionirten Sberleb-
rers Serrn s. q. Shaul, aeIt. i'm
Sitter bon nabe5u 20 Sabren. Ser.
ielbc mirfte friiber oils 2ebrer orei
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Sabre 81 @ile. Sn oen Geihslan-
Den mar er in Iltfird, S~ieoenbofen
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Sabren thGtig.
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mer Der @onatsidrift r9as 9il-
laro" Ger. 8 oes %. S~abrganges
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geboren in Glauien uno IN 2eip5ig
pobnbaft. algner i6dst Hicolop
tpegen ieiner 2eiltungen iopobl i'm
freien als Gabreipiel oils ben .beiten
un0 b%ebeutenoiten @mateur Seutit)-
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Ser Staliensr Seppulini Grispi,
80 Sabre alt, 9ergmann, geb. 81
Cubic (Stalien), sulest wobnbaft in
| &iimelingen, belbuloigt, an 26.
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Den Hammenfiibrer Seinrib &iinid)
ans Hiimelingen NIT Sorbeoa6t 81
t0oteu periuht 81 baben, murbe bonn
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ltrafe Dernrtbeilt.
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Iussana - fir ben Stier - iano
ON II. Iopember Wor9ens INN baIb
9 ltbr am 2etten Stiiber itatt. lin
Ole angeaebene Seit fam Der Ide-e
rer Semen aus &0ier NIT einem abt
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bieiigen Netser beltimmte CHER in
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Sitter Dor elmer manoprierenoen 2ofo.
motipe, rib iib los uno itiirmte ba.
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in oen @eg fam, mar Elm NIT einenl
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madte bamit nibt piel Seberlelens.
nabm ben 8arren BON bintel aui Die
Sorner unb mari i'm iammt Dem
@aul iiber ben Sar,fen. Su3piiten
tpar Mles, mas auf ser StroBe
@eine bate, freiideno mo bilferu.
fenb ourfeinunoer gelaufen uno
iutte iid irgenoipo in Siderbeit 81
brinaen. Hur elm Mrbeiter, NamenS
@eder, Ser friiber beim Sreimiaieen.
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gan5e 3altbliitisfeit. Wit einent
8ewebr beiuaiinet, fniete er IN Der
StraBe nieber, lieb ben wiitbenoen
Stier bis auf 3ebn Meter an ii6 Der.
aufommeu unb idob ibm. fiber 5ie-
lenS, 3lpei 4ligeln in Die 9ruit. Son
alien Seiten purbe Der Wataoor an
Ieiner SelOentbat bealiidpiiniht, uur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-13
Sisb &iSsc, 81, z. Se5. 1904.
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