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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
RED MEMS PICNIC.
The Celebrants Honor the Day al
Glen Park

The Celebrants Honor the Day at
Glen Park
About 1900 members of the I'm
proved Order of Red Men and of the
Degree of Pocahontas had a patriotic
celebration and picnic yesterday at
Glen Park. There was a good pro-
gramme of races, with the drawing of
nearly $50 gate prizes, dancing and
games. Despite the chilly weather all
enjoyed themselves and pronounced
the affair a success. The following
had charge of the celebration:
Committee of arrangements: Ofhcers-Pres-
dent NJ. Bloom: vice president Adam Smith:
secretary. j. Harry Hutaff: treasurer Alex
Dawson; past presidents. p. S. Seymour. Emilio
Boyes. Mrs. L. Kemnitzer. Council represent
atives. Mrs. L. Kemnitzer, Miss Edith Boyes
Miss c. Woodwork. jeanette Rawlinson Mrs
e. Aston Mrs NJ. Doyle, Mrs. H Brinkman
F. ]. Bischoff, Miss ]. Anderson Oscar CRUDE
Carrie L Johnson. Mrs. E. Kriner. J. Finley
X Iwamley, w s Jameson. w. H: Polmere,
f. D; Brandon. G NJ Erickson, B. Moncla M
Burge. F. B. Swan. NJ. Casey. L. F. Guedet
j. FowZer, F. 9. Graham. NJ. Bloom Harry
A. Cramer II. Behnson, William B. Welch
Robert Methmann, Henry Leightner. " p
Hansen William Goldman Charles de Cleer
III; J: !; Kelly; E; n; Van 6uskirk w NJ J3-
sfpnle, p . 1,r n Maadeh B r. "A, kenney ! T.
J. Petrie, f. F. Terramorse. Reception COM
mittee-B Moncla (ehairman), Lille Rowan
Mrs. S. A. Boyes, Miss Lillian Norman, Mrs
John Rev. Mrs. Shebe, Miss K Provence
Mrs. Leithead, Mrs A.. N Thompson, Nettie
Breming, Emma Printzlow Mrs. Umfried, Miss
l. Wedel. Frank Keck. R. NJ Smith, A. H
Frazier, F. M. Bertwel A. D. Calderwood
Meyers. +. p. Peterson, F. p Jansen E. p
Dupuy, J. p Vergez. H. L. Stacey. A. Carney.
e. c Bush, ]. E. Mast, A. J. Burk-
hardt. F. p. Wagner, H. F. Poweson. G.
M Sloan. John White, W. D. Ohlandt, j. A.
Hickey. w. II. Mclaughlin, r. Lockwood, L.
Shields. II. j. McMahon, r. NJ Roche. T,
Lacey. ]. Lewis. E. Ruther DR.. F. N Rose
H. NJ Jeffreys E. c. Tague, w NJ Schwartz
i. Bach D. w. Pratt. A. M Zeller. r. A.
Smith. ]. ]. Murphy. ]. P. Lyon, F. S. Miller
Floor manaBer-L f. Guedet. Assistant floor
manager-Miss Ruby Ryan. Floor committee
Miss Carmen Woodworth, Mrs. NJ. T. Altman,
Mrs. f. Aston, Mrs w. b. Welch. Mrs. j. l.
Rice. b. Swan, j. Fowzer w. H. Pomere
F. F. Terramorse. H. r. Oeverndiek
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POLICE ASKED TO FIND
GIRL WHO HAS ELOPED
Of the Same Name Supposed to
Have Come Here.

Have come Here.
A dispatch appeared in yesterdays
Call from Los Angeles saying that
Matt Eddy had complained to the DO
lice there that his stepsister, who was
only 16 years Of age, had eloped with a
well-known San Franciscan and that
they had probably come to this city to
get married. Eddy had threatened all
sorts Of vengeance upon the man in
the case, whose name he refused to
divulge.
About ! o'clock yesterday afternoon
c. II. Bennett, 27O11k Sutter street.
called at police headquarters and said
he had received a dispatch from Eddy
asking him to notify the police here
Of the elopement and to have the pair
arrested Bennett said the girls name
was Susie Miller and the man with
whom she eloped was also named
Miller, but that was all he knew about
him. Bennett was informed that he
should have made his appearance
earlier, as the trains from Los Angeles
on which the eloping pair might have
come were all in
A watch viii be kept to-day upon
the marriage license Office and if an
application is made for a license for
the Millers the applicant will be placed
under arrest.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

45c for 65c Foot Stools
1000 of them. covered with
dainty patterns of Velvet and
Brussels carpet-they will
make a stir at 45c.
&C for Curtain Swiss-dotted.
so inches wide-striped Scotch
lappett Swisses. so pieces, IN
4 tinted patteFns-makes dainty
peek-a-boo curtains. sc yard.
S1.45 for S2.45 Couch Covers
Only so of them-in Oriental
striped tapestry. blue, green
and red combinations. Extra
heavy knotted fringe all around.
s. p. sale price, S1.45.
o5c for SIPS Table Covers
In tapestry and Derby finish
full S-4 size-fnished with a
fringe. s. p. sale price, ESQ.
$I.35 for $I.75 Portieres-
In those striped Oriental pat
terns-all 36 inches wide and
yards 1ong-fringed top and
bottom. s. 2. sale price, S1.35.
&c for Brass Extension Rods
That will extend from 21z to 4
feet-over 1000 of them for this
sale at &c each. Every one
should share.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
SCOTS ENJOY
A MERRY DAY
Twenty-Third Gathering of
Thistle Club at Shell
Mound Park a Success

The twenty-third annual gathering
and games of the Scottish Thistle
Club, held yesterday at Shell Mound
Park, was the most successful in the
history of the organization. Fully
$4,000 people visited the grounds. The
lads and lassies, dressed in the cos
tunes of the clans and mingling with
clothing, lent picturesqueness to the
scene among the trees.
While Scottish airs were played by
brass band for the benefit of the dane
ers at one end of the grounds, con-
testants in Gaelic games exerted them
selves to the utmost at the other end
to the music of Highland pipes. A
feature of the day, and one rarely wit
messed in this country, was the dane
ing by little girls in Highland costume.
To the music of the pipes they pirouet-
ted gracefully on raised platform,
winning salvos of applause from the
throng assembled in the grand stand
and around the track.
The races and other events were all
closely contested and came off without
a hitch of any kind. The tug of war
contest was won by the married clans
men, captained by Hugh Fraser, who
defeated the single men under Rob-
ert H. Murray. The prizes for the best
dressed boys in Highland costume
were won by Kenneth McRae, James
Treyitwick and Colin Grant; for the
best dressed men in full Highland cos
tune, by Neil Lindsay, William Grant
and Hugh Fraser, and for the best
dressed men in plain Highland costume
by E. Ross, d. d. McRae and James
Sinclair.
The committees in charge were as
follows:
Games committee-George W. Paterson
(chairman). A. Z Carlisle tsecretary) James
Todd, John Ross, George Dow. George w. Mil
Ter. J.. H. McGregor, r. F. Wilson and John
Donaldson.
Reception.-David Young tchairman), w. A.
Dawson. Peter Riddle, William Shepherd, j.
G. Moore. James Paterson John a. Hanney,
Thomas Morton, Alexander Nicholson, M. 5.
Morrison Malcolm Mclean, John r. Ross,
David Donald. Dr. d. Mcmillan. T. c. Nixon.
Charles Paterson, Alexander Duff. Alexander
King. James Nevin Thomas Irvine. Alexander
Gordon.
Floor committee-James Firth dnanager),
r. Rintoul (assistant), James Robertson, w.
+. Fitzgerald, ]. w. Maitland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Ala Folsom street, during disturb
ance in the Cascade dance hall, 513
Pacific street. early yesterday morning
beat Sarah Hansen, a waitress, on the
face and head with a bottle till she
was unconscious. Policeman Skain ar
rested Name and locked him up in
the tanks" at the City Prison pend
ing developments. The woman was
sent to the Harbor Emergency Hos
pital Name said he did not intend
to strike the woman, but aimed the
blows at a man and each time she
got in the way.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Charges Special Policeman.

Emil Bobsien. 47S Chestnut street,
complained to Policeman Keohane
early yesterday morning that a man
claiming to be a special officer had
assaulted him in the rear of 1929 Du-
pont street and struck him on the head
with a club. He had gone to a drug
store, where the wound on his head
had been dressed. They went to the
place, but the alleged assailant had
gone. : Bobsien said he would swear
out warrant for the officers arrest
this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

second. 100 yards-won by V. Lgda, U. c.;
R. 2. Cochrane second. 2+0 yards Men-Won
by V. Lidga U. c.; R. Z. Cochrane second.
$50 yards-Won by A. DeManiel d. NJ. Lees
second. Fat mems race-Won by P. Foley. d.
OConnell second. Fat women's race-Won by
Mrs NJ Murphy, Mrs. ]. Robinson second.
Auxiliary-Won by Mrs. NJ Donachie. Mrs. NJ.
Iawlor second. Professional-Won by J.
Sullivan, j. L. Shay second One mile-Won
by A. Glarner. Two laps-Won by r. Darcy,
A. Glarner second. One lap-Won by Miss
May Cox, Miss Nellie Sheehan second; Three
legged race-Won by Lawlor and Lynch Coch-
rane and Darcy second. Football place kick
Won by ]. P. Moriarity. Running broad jump
Won by T Darcy
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

65c for CSC Curtains
Nearly 500 pairs of white and
ecru NOttinghams-40 and AZ
inches wide-3 yards long.
Never a better chance to buy
what you need than at the S. p.
price, Csc, to-day.
oOc for SIPS Curtains
Dainty patterns in white or
u yards long-pretty curtains
for dining room or bed cham
bers. S. P. sale price, soc pair.
$2.95for$3.75 Arabian Curtains
Those beautiful corded effects
Values better than we have had
before. Don't wait to share
sa.15 for $500. 1895 for $500
patterns vS5.e5 for $500 patterns.
CSC for o5c Cottage Curtains
About 200 pairs fine Swiss cur
tans-3 yards long. Neat
stripes designs, with a plain
ruffie on edge. S. p. sale price,
65c pair.
I4c yard for zoe Burlap-
80 pieces of those swell figured
burlaps in stripes and conven-
tional designs for wall cover
ings or tacking behind cozy
corners. zoe value at s. p.
sale price, 14c yard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

BOWEN
& CO.
Supplies for the Country

An efficient and expert.
enced staff for handling your
order. Perfect packing for
Train, Boat, Express Wagon,
Stage or Pack Saddle, enSur-
Ing safe delivery.
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Table Butter AZ
2 lb square, full weight, reg'ly soc
Kona Coffee &c
reg'ly 25c lb.
Ferris Bacon 20
Finest in the World. reg'ly 22c
Bird Pate-Franco-American 20
Partridge, quail, chicken, wild duck,
chicken liver reg'ly 25c
| ISalmon-1oc doz 1.1E
Choice Alaska red, lib tall cans,
reg'ly l.35 doz
Petit Pois-9Oc doz 2. %
World, delicious as French Peas,
2lb cans, reg'ly 25o, 2.s5 doz
IPuree de FoieS GraS &c
for sandwiches unexcelled, reg'ly CSC
iPimientoS MorroneS-Sweet red
peppers, Is reg'Iy 25c 2.s5, 20. 2.1C
IS 15c LIS, 12H / 4O
Pork and Beans 5
Booths Boston baked Is
SardineS 2 for %
lspa IS French, reg'ly 15c
Matches 40
Vulcan 50os, reg'ly SOC doz boxes
White Wine Vinegar 20
French, at. bottle, reg'ly 25c
Glace Fruit-French 2E
Beautiful boxes Is, reg'ly Soc
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Saws He Was Robbed.

James Anderson, sailor, was found
by Policeman Standley in the doorway
of 705 Battery street early yesterday
morning bleeding from wounds on his
face and head. He told different
stories as to how he received his
wounds, but stoutly maintained that
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
StOCkings==I ==Important

15c pair for Women's 25c
Stockings-I2oo pairs here.
Feet with double soles and
high spliced heels. The elias
tic Rembrandt rib from toe
to top. Imported Hermsdorf
fast black cotton. Regular
price, 25c. .....
......S. P. sale price, 15c pr.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

15c for Children's 2oc Stockings.
Fine ribbed black cotton Stock
ings. Long elastic legs Sizes
81 to 10. Regular price 2oc...
..S. S. P. sale price, I5c
2oc for Children's 25c Stockings.
Fast black lace Isle. Extra
strong heels and toes. 81 to
81. Regular price. 25c. c..
.....S. P. sale price, 2oc
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GoLDBERe
Bowen
x CO

Hazen's Maple Syrup-Pur.
Vermont Sap, gal reg'ly 75c 60
/" l.5o 1.2O
Toilet Soap rs
American, reg'ly s1.OO dog cakes
Hair Brushes 90
Kent's English, reg'ly Sl.25
Combs Is
8 inch, reg'ly s5c
Sink Strainers TX
Vrooman's, reg'ly zoe
Ale and Porter-l7s bot doz / 90
Bulldog, reg'ly zoe bot S2.1o doz
Claret An
v Zinfandel, reg'ly 81 gal
Grape Juice-25c doz275
Unfermented El Verde, ZinfandeI and
Muscatel, reg'ly SOc pt bot 1926 doz
CoCktallS-EarIy and Often *
Ready to use, Martini, Manhattan
Vermouth, Gin, Old.Tom Gin.
Whiskey, Reg'ly $1.O0 bot
Port Commentator 5O
The wine of King Edward VII, 25
years In wood, 'ly 500
Cognac-F. o. P.
Our own bottling, reg'ly S1.5O bot 1.15
$500 gal 4. so
WhlSkey-Old Stock Bourbon
reg'ly S1.50 bot TX
sO'Oo sai 4.50
Topaz Sherry
'ly 75o bot sO
81 $3.50 gal 1ss
Flor del Mundo-SpeciaI Induce
ment: Take box on your vacation
Fegaha Frances reg'ly $1,000 500
Invlncloies Finos 8 S11O0 $50
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Play with Cannon and Are Hurt.

BLOOMINGTON, I'LL. July 4.-By
the premature explosion of a cannon
at Colfax to-day Leo Chapman, Roy
Harris, Fred Grending and Ralph
Hester were dangerously injured. They
used broomstick for ramrod and
pounded it with a baseball bat.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

25c for soc and 7sc combs, with
fancy backs, highly polished
shell-set with Rhinestones and
jewels. Shell and white and
amber.
I5c for soc amber combs-with
fancy bevel tops and fine heavy
teeth
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

he had been robbed of $50. Standley
sent him to the Central Emergency
Hospital to have his injuries dressed
and then made inquiries in the neigh
borhood, but could find no one to COR
roborate Anderson's statement.
Thomas Corney Missing.
Thomas Corney, an 11-year-old boy,
who resided with his parents at 9O6
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Dies of Senticaemia

Mrs. Anna Allen, married woman,
residing with her husband at SIC Van
Ness avenue, died in the Southern Pa
cific Hospital yesterday of septicaemia
The Coroner will investigate the case.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

1oc for 25c Pompadour combs-Io
inches long. with good strong
teeth.
sc for Vassar combs-This is the
banner bargain of all-they are
Az inches long, all nicely pol
ished shell, with perfect teeth
and pretty fancy top.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Do you wear glasses! Properly fitting
glasses and Murine Eye Remedy pro-
mote Eye comfort. Murine makes weak
eyes strong. Cures sore eyes.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Another Extra for Women.
SOC Underwear at soc

Including 1900 ribbed and shaped
Cotton Vests and Pants. Medium
weight. Fine elastic gauge, and
yet one that will keep its shape.
Vests reinforced with gussets in the
sleeves. trimmed with silk shell stitch
down the front and around neck
Fitting cuffs. French band pants.
with close-fitting ankles Sizes 4, 5
and g. Splendid values at soc. 3. p.
sale price, 39c garment.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

TO be sensible at home and amiable
outside is task greater than most
persons imagine.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Three Ribbon Extras

Vt 4H0re I nan ETfrd IMPORTANCE
in This S. p. Sale.
At 25c Yard.
AS great ribbon bargain as we have
ever had to give. Look at the width
II inch Satin taffeta. with colored
and white stripe 2 inches wide. giving
lace effect. Think of tat 25c yd. .
Sale.
AT 10c Yard
Four-inch ribbon, with colored silk
polka dots and Il inch satin bor-
ders to match dots. It's another
great 3. ?. sale extra at 1oo yard.
At Sc Yard.
Satin taffeta ribbon. No. S, No. and
NO. 8, very best quality. in white.
cream, brown, maise and other pop
ular colors. 8. p. sale price, So I'D.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Those wedding invitations from Edward S.
Knowles. "a Second street. are simply swelI.s
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Bryant street, has been missing since
last Wednesday and his parents fear
that he may have been drowned. The
little fellow was fond of SWIMMING
and often went bathing with other
boys.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Some girls are too modest to ask
for undressed kids at glove coun-
ter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
inst i,.-5o DoSen Ne1O
White Summer Waists
To S7t'eH the Importance Of Thu
S1eetSeY-Pem5ro0k Sale.

o S70eH me importance OF MS
S7teetScr-Pem5rook Sale.
600 of the prettiest and daintiest
styles we have had this season. All
new, in. India linon and lawn.
Bought at special prices, we've
marked them specially.
Marked waists o5c that should be
$I.25, waists at $I.2o that would be
low priced at $I.5o.
Share them-starting this morning
here are a few descriptions-they
give no idea of the beauty they
represent.
At csc:
a pretty India linon waist with three
rows of wheel insertion down the
front and hemstitched tucks to the
waist line-hne full sleeves-standing
hemStitched collar. 95c.
At $I.2o:
White India linon waist. with a round
below the yoke is trimmed with en-
broidery insertion and medallions-
tucked cuffs and pleated back.
At $I.65:
White India linon waist. with inser-
tion and medallions, with tucked yoke
heavy lace insertion on the collars
and cuffs as well as the front $165.
At $I.o5:
A beautiful white waist in extra quail
ity Victoria lawn. 'front.' and cuffs
trimmed with ring embroidery, giving
Duchesse effect-sleeves have hem
stitched tucks above the elbow. s195.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday For
three days and four pieces of music
Polly Prim" 1.-TWO step). I've a Feel
in for You" Summer Time in Dixie
Land" and "Papa's Baby" the greatest
craze in San Francisco and the East
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Curtains, Draperies, Rugs

4 Fundamental Part of This Great S. P. Sale.
beautiful varietybut interest itself about the
prices We've used fine type include more items Read
closely
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Shell Comb Outpouring

It's an S. P. Opportunity Of TIE RdreSt Interest.
The styles all Two big manufacturers let help
them clean up their seasons siness-the benefits are yours
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Music Bargains
At I5c Each

1000 of the Latest Music Hits, reg.
ularly 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
Battered with a Bottle.

Joseph Name. a sailor, living at
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05

Cut Out This Ad.
Details that will help you in your
shopping to-day; you may want
to refer to it while you are here.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-05
T4LE's.
HALE'S.

These lots will be placed on sale, startin
In conjunction, thousands of dollar.
will be added to make the sale the one
cisco retailing which will stand out fir,
Extra Sales-people, Extra Wrapp
have been arranged for, as our services must
high Hale standard
Come any day during this great sale, fo
forward as fast as other lines are sold.
The Columbus journal., 1904-10-05

Gr;iebun9 in uni erem ei9enen Staate
9leid Der oitiiden Snitituticns per
idmenSet? Sinh Sic nidt itol; caraul
Siren Sheil pou Der baourd scnladDteH
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scnladt, nm Sbres Sobues, Senssinlam
nit unberen iunsea Mdnnern uno 0rau7
eli BON Eebrasta su ~tefdbisen, Den
I San,pf bes Sebens aui;unebmen, ebne
tiers burd einen manseIbaften Nniers
iabm gelegt gu weroen?
SteuersdbIer uou Slate 0ountp.
Gure yalt Der Staatsiteuer 1T 9ewads
len, ater nur serabe senuS, um eursn
slntbeil an Der Seuiuisuns fir bas
Staatsuniueriitdt ;u oeden, nidt mebr.
SIT bas 6rtrauasan;? @enn 10, wie
mout ibr oann bic @euiuiguns nenren,
bic bieielbe Grtrauasante republita7
mii1e yesisiatur semadt bat, nm ben
IeI;it Der Nuiicns in Vetrag pom
$500, 900 ~ be;ablen, pas un9eldbr
bic Salite Der Srbobuus Der Staatss
itulb Gusmaht.
The Columbus journal., 1904-10-05
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The Columbus journal., 1904-10-05

Sic SIftcattc. Gie Qa;.z
fdiifes. bic o:e'sr Snse nit benz ter:.
baren NaItidiiIF .9shauoD II" BET ga
ris in bic Sote iiicgen. Haa5ten tct5
sben in ben Sifteu sirs msrtspiirbi1e
Gntbetuns. Sic benl.1stsn auf benz
zoufpsrt bss SaGOns cine Grcfe Raite,
bic lid' rubie benz sisenartiaeu 9ersni=
gen pisfsr Guftitifffeart Iinsab. Sic
mar notwithstanding pdbreuo Be, Hott
bort biuauisstlstts,t. Tes IsfNdil
fern mcGie Die In!peicNhsii bss Md-
gers turdbaus ieinsu SpdE. Sic
firh:e:sn. bog bds 1aisr BEN 8sr1uh
MAIDEN t0nnte. bic 9alioubule Su ger
naasn. um in bas ,Snysre etnilbrinssn.
GlIdlifsrtpe:Is mar oas nid,t Der Jai!:
bic Static berabm Nt febr %pernuui,is
uno fpns:e, ulS Der Salon nri.n an
longte. ~sefures. uHb ae'0otet iuerb:r.
allie Tsttpflarsen. luie
M!ae. aaacen. G0ctesn. GrdHuisea.
observation-disclosures, SeouE seosiasa
piel tsfIe, in :isinea ais Az g,cBsn
10pfen. 0dr s:s,s gtumenfrsuaos
1iNen eiss ND: nIn nebrcu Die .S0pfe
uisl 81 groB. Die SuttI!sn.sn l,ebslt
nobrbaf:e Grse. ou,h Groteuncit. uno
in flsinscer S0sf.n .unn ffh b. NGhe
a;tter atloHoern. ais in arnien
20Sfen. Wan psrNcfe aecr ui4a. f.;ia
unb siGube. hab Die lopfs s.H3 :,sia
Iein mIB.en: Se, 5npf rH,b ple.Insbr.
INNER Der YfiaEse eni!predcu. tam
ab,s perbd'iniBmGrig %'lsireI. ais lei.
Der aultur once.er Yi!aa3eH fem.
SABINE nie 6snceu, BE
F6 IN BE-, i3ut: bepG6rt baden. bari;
Ter 3Iatsr .Iidt fortgsssg. 10 Ianss q
Md: poilen GrIob bdfl, bal. alnn.
Elm Saba feines botsn ai.eys ,peges
seine iets 9eEnsa mefr bssa:ten. 10
gehe moi ibm e.si bis nie,. yeite
loii man hslli:sn, 10 ianoe
man nod Elm bellies Iubsno Ga1ci
oanoa sybafi. benin oisie tleine NaA-
n mslr rosri5. ais h,si Datent
n~i''slndc;Gs uHO s.,inee Iasre.
The Columbus journal., 1904-10-05

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fort fid ent;iiueet, nsnn bic 9pie ms
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banned slpsi ASItss in Baltimore.
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benz GSrper hutten. lin Die &dlber
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ta BE Ndber ii6 III Der tlstrisen IaNe
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berbeiidcffte uno auf bic Sdienerl
freuie.