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The Washington times., 1904-05-15
COURSE TO OPEN AT
NAVAL WAR COLLEGE,
Officers of High Rank Will Make Up Glass This Summer
Handling of Fleets to Be Discussed.

will take place and lectures will be Civ
en- by officers of the army and navy
on technical subjects. The list of lee
lures has not been definitely settled
The officers who will be at the college
this year are more advanced in rank
than usual and Will be the following.
some of whom have not yet received
their orders: Rear Admirals F. j. Hig-
gibson, c. E Clark. j. 3. Coghlan, p,
F. Harrington, c NJ Chester B. p.
Lamberton. c. F. Goodrich. Capt. F. w
Dickens. Engineer-in-Chief c. w. Rae
Chief Constructor W. L. Capps, Capts
L. Sebree. ]. A Rogers. w H. Reeder
r. Singer; Commanders w. H Turner
w II. Beechler. B. o. Scott, j. F. Park
er, G. w. Mentze. c. MGR Winslow. A
Sharp A NJ. Knight; Lieutenant Com
manders f. w. Kellogg, w. B. Caper-
ton. r. NJ. Hughes. L. J. Clarke, r. H
Milligan; Lieut. J. r. Edie.
The Washington times., 1904-05-15

let Philadelphia get such a lead on ner
in thing so essential to the safety OF
the city. The only trouble Is TO per-
suade Congress that 1t can afford to give
the money.
There is no doubt that. II this were
city governed as the other cities OF
the country, We would have had the
system long since. We need IL. and we
must have it."
Thus. while the spri and summer are
passing, interest In the plan grows, ana
the result VIII be campaign next win
ter that, II Is hoped. Will result in the
appropriation being granted. Mer-
chants, business men. and District off,
Gals VIII combine their Efforts 20 sue
coed III obtaining the money and the
system
The Washington times., 1904-05-15

Clinton Safety Pins; sal.
price. 3 for...---..-....----fO
Blue Steel Point Iairpins.
with tapered points; sale
Irice, a paper-.----.-.---2c
Smiths Best Sewing Nee
dies; special, a paper. 20
Machine y e q II e 5. all
makes; sale price. . papers
Ior..-.-. --.-....--..--.---. 90
O. n. T. Best Machine
Thread. 6 spools for c
Kann's Six-cord Machine
Cotton. 2oo-yard spoOls; sale
price. 4 for......-.....-....i OC
]. ]. Clark's Spool Cotton;
sale price, a spool. ......... c
Kings Blasting Cotton. 900
yard spools: regularly SC:
sale price. 3 fOr........... loo
Grover Two-cord Sewing
{ o | I n sale price. )
Spools. ................. 30
Barb our Linen finish
Thread. regularly &c spool.
yale price. ? fOr-.........S
Kann's SILK Tareta Bind
ing, black, white, and cad
ors; regularly loo: sale
pflce-.....,-.... .e-,..s-7--..- 4 .
NJ &c eriz d Crochet
Thread: all cOlors: sale
price, a spool...-.--..-..--.<c
The Washington times., 1904-05-15
FINDS GOLD IN
THE PHILIPPINES
Rich Strike Made by an
American.
Extracts I2s Ounces in Short Time
by Most Primitive Methods of
Mining.

MANILA. May 14.-Advices from the
provinces OF the Camarines report a rich
gold strike by an American prospector.
He is said TO have extracted 12S ounces
in a short time though he is using only
primitive methods
Chief Of the Bureau OF Mines McCas-
key says he is not surprised at the re-
port. as his information has been such
as 10 point TO the existence Of rich veins
and placers in the district
The Washington times., 1904-05-15
WILL SEAT ro.szo.

ST. LOUIS. May 14.-Seating capacity
OF the coliseum for the Democratic ma
tionai convention has been fixed at 10. $40.
which includes delegates, alternates,
representatives of the press, invited
guests. officials of the convention and
the general public.
Provision will be made for the seating
of 702 newspaper men.
The Washington times., 1904-05-15
Handling of Fleets.

HOMEGROWN Flowers.
GUIDE grows his flowers. They are fresh
cut when sold. and live longest. 1924 F..
The Washington times., 1904-05-15

/ case Of extra sheer India
LinOn. excellent quail nr
ity. full 20 inches wide,
worth l5c I'd. Sale price.
100 pieces of extra fine Eng
fish Long Cloth. soft cambria
finish. worth 81. Cd An
A l2-yard piece , AR
tomorrow for. ~
Splendid quality OF Sheer
Imported p ersIan
Lawn. 4T-in. wide. orr
20 pieces only; worth ~
DOC I'd. at--..-.....1-... - -
Extra fine Sheer Persian
Lawn. regular 25c
qual ity. Limited fFT
quantity TO sell at, -
a -
The Washington times., 1904-05-15
BOY SWALLOWS LACK y

louisville, Pa. May 14-John
Shuttle, seven years old, was playing
lacks. when one of them slipped
down his throat lodging In the larynx.
The x-rays have been applied In vain.
The boy is In a critical condition at the
POttsville Hospital
The Washington times., 1904-05-15
Quality Is the Password

That admits Elk Grove Creamery Pas
teurized Butter into the inner circles of
Washington homes. Makes II the ideal
of lovers of pure butter. At your gro
GERS.
The Washington times., 1904-05-15

Luxus Dress Shields; can
be washed and ironed; every
pair warranted; regular
price. 18c, 2le, and 24c;
sizes >, 3, and I, and the
price tomorrow. a pair. .Ioc
Lightweight. double-cov-
cred Dress Shields; sizes
and 4; regular price, l2lSc
Sale price. 3 pairs.-......koo
Light Gig hit Dress
Shields; worth l0c pair.
at. 10
StoclSinet Dress Shields.
Sale price. n pair.-.....-.- SO
The Granger Hook and
Eyes; regularly Sc card
Sale price. 3 cards for. iJC
keystone Spring Hook and
Eye; warranted not 70 rust,
cards for.
Lion Brand Hook and
Eye: regularly Sc pair. Sale
price ----....... c
Cling Socket Fasteners;
black or white, A doz, ~ ; G
Gem Pins, solid heads.
needle points; each paper
contains 800 pins; regularly
s. a paper: sale price. 3
fol. ..-..-........-- DC
Dressmakers' k-Ib. box Of
Pins; sale price. 2tc
The Washington times., 1904-05-15
One of the Good Things of Life

Is Elk Grove Creamery Pasteurized
Butter. It's pure rich. nutritious
Tones, flavors the meals. At your gro
GERS.
The Washington times., 1904-05-15

NEWPORT. r. l.. May 1.-THE Naval
War College will open its course on
June f.
There will be no formal opening this
year and the proceedings will be purely
Of a business nature. The function US
ual at the opening Is deferred until July
I, when II is expected the Secretary OF
the Navy viii address the college.
In the past the sessions of the col
lege have been confined to summer
course. but it is now the intention of
the Navy Department to continue the
work during the entire year Officers will
be ordered to the college for study and
instruction as their other duties may
permit.
Handling of Fleets.
The officers present during the sum
mer will not in reality constitute a
class under instruction. but a body of
active officers. fresh from sea. who will
discuss with the stan of the college
questions of great moment regarding
the composition and handling of fleets.
The usual conference on questions OF
international law. with the assistance
of Prof. G. Wilson. of Brown University.
The Washington times., 1904-05-15

The provinces of North and South
Camarines are situated on Luzon Island
10 the southeast OF Manila Both are
mountainous and have magnificent for
estS.
The southern portion has many fine
valleys in which rice, corn. and sugar
cane are raised. In the mountains of
the northern portion it has been known
for a long time that there were large
deposits of gold, silver. iron. copper
and lead.
The capital, Neuva Caceres, a city OF
about 1900 inhabitants. is 207 miles from
Manila.
The Washington times., 1904-05-15

Anchor Snap Fasteners;
black or white. Sale price.
cozen---..--..--------.--- 40
Kann's Busy Hook and
Eyes; were l0c card. Sale
price. .-.-...--...-...-.. &c
400 English Pins: regularly
&c paper; sale price, 3
dozen papers OF Adam
antine Pins. sale price,. 100
Toilet Pin Books. with
best solid head pins: regu-
larly sc; sale price,
Iol .........-...--.. DC
Mourning Pins. put up in
box. dull or bright; reSu-
larry 2 boxes for SC. sale
price, 10 boxes. Sc
Large Pin Cubes. assorted
heads: worth l0c. sale
price. .,.........-------- &C
Hairpin Cabinets; regular
u Sc each; sale price.
or.............-... DO
Handy Pin and Needle
Books. n selected assert
menI for the household
regularly l0c; sale price SC
Kann's Sanitary Safety
Pins: regularly &c. &c, ana
sc doz-; sale price. : dozen
for-.....-..--.-...-... DO
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
Keeping With. tho Law.

The speed limit for automombiles had
Just been fixed at two and . half miles
an hour for the maximum when the chief
OF police was invited to take his FIRST
ride.
The machine started OF at the maxi
mum speed allowed by law.
let 'er out little.'' suggested the
chief
Three more blocks at a five-mile gait
and Let 'er out q little" suggested the
chief.
: Ten miles an hour-and Let 'er out q
little." said the chief.
Twenty. twenty-five and thirty miles
IN hourr'
How fast are We goinsT' shouted the
chief.
About twe miles an hour" replied the
chauffeur.
I'll keep that horn going for you."
said the chief. "and you'd better let 'er
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
out to the full two and . half miles an
hcur.'-Houston Post

An Artistic Eye.
Mrs. Porcine: What lovely rainbow
that is!"
Mra Chipbeef: DO you think sor'
Mrs. Porcine: why. don't your"
Mrs. Chipheef: "oh. dare say IT'S all
very well. but the colors are too loud for
my taste
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
The Modern Homo.

Mrs. Justwed (househuntinS): ''oh.
Charlie. here's the loyeliest little linen
cupboardr'
Caretaker dnterruptinE>: THAT amt no
linen cupboard: that's the dining room. -
Pittsburg Bulletin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
Too Stimulating.

ofi1ce Boy: "Mr. Scratcher, DON'T you
ever take a vacation in summer
Bookkeeper: mo. I don't; when I take
a rest II makes me feel so dog-gone ener-
getic aftcrward that l ovcrtaG myself
working
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
Then He Kissed Her.

while 1 am as much opposed to the
anarchist as any one else" she said, 1T
is still evident to me that there is some
thing very attractive about the word"
What Is it," he asked.
"The pronunciation of the last sylla-
hle." she replied.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
Reminder of Wall street.

Mrs. Banker: "Oh. come out to the barn
yard. william. and see the farmer water
ing his stock"
Mr.. Banker: NO. Julia; I came out here
in the country to forget business. .'-Yon-
kers Statesman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
Better Than Flypaper.

voice.
Patrice: "She must have. She said whils
sne was singing a bug few doxh her
throat. t.'-Yonkers Statesman. e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
Different Points Of View.

The Proverb Girl: "a burned child
breads the fire. you know"
The Bachelor: "Oh. but I don't know.
The majority OF widowers marry again"
-Pittsburg Press.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-03
Look for the Man.

''Bess and Mabel have ceased to speak as
they pass by said the girl in the tailor
made costume.
"Indeed!' exclaimed the girl IN the
homemade gown. What's the mans
name?''-London Tit-Bits.
The Happy Conductor.
Farmer Jones ION the street carr: That
conductor chap hasn't no easy job taking
fares"
Farmer Smith: Guess that's all right.
but he'd get along lot faster II he didn't
stop to play with that bell every minute
or two"-Boston Transcript.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
BUSINESS INSTINCT OF FAk,R
Chose appropriate Time for Disposal
Of His Wares.

VI
Nothing In the world exceeds the
enterprise OF the street hawkers Of
Park Row. They provide umbrellas
on rainy days. and when It comes to
seasonable novelties they are always
found in the right plaoU at the right
time. But the most sagasious of the
whole tribe made his appearance one
windy day last week. He was selling
safety hat strings" and he sta
toned himself 1T the intersection
of Park Row. Nassau and Spruce
streets. There the wind sweeps
around the corners with the velocity
Of 4 Jake breeze in Chicago. 1t comes
in ftful blasts: there are little cen
ters Of calm. ard then the pedestrian
is in the midst of swirling eddy that
almost lifts him OF his feet. and
straw hats fly in every direction.
The street fakir chose this corner
TO obtain practical demonstration
of the utility Of his wares. As soon as
hat blew of he was after the unfor-
tunate with the shrill cry:
Buy safety hat string-only ten
cents!"
1t was twice the usual price, but so
timely was his proposition that he
disposed OF his whole stock in less
than an hour. much to the envy OF his
rivals, who vainly endeavored to get
rid of trolley guides and popular
songs.-.New York Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Led cosmopolltan existence. E.

A plaintiff in the City OF London
court, who spoke with strong Ger
man accent. explained that he was
Scotehman. and although he was born
and educated in France he was still .
British subject.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Power of Locomotives.

The average locomotive will draw
three hundred tons of goods n mile
every three minutes. 1t would take
man and his team ten times as long
to haul single ton for one mile.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Summer Religious Conferences.

The summer religious conference
idea is spreading rapidly in all direc-
tions. The Episcopal church has
planned conference patterned on
the Northfield and Chautauqua lines
to be held ut Richheld Springs. N. Y.
In August.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Artistic Postage Stamps.

Japanese postage stamps are rated
as the most artistic in the world.
There is great demand for them in
London at present. The first stamps
were issued in 1871 There are few
rare ones. the highest price ever
paid for one being $50.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Find Good in Bad.

On every occasion which leads thee
to vexation. apply this principle: That
though this is a misfortune. to bear 1t
nobly is good fortune.-Marcus Au-
relius.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
BRIDEGROOM Was Determined.

An extraordinary marriage ceps
mony took place recently in England.
The bridegroom was suffering from o
poisoned knee, and had TO be carried
to church on an ambulance at the risk
of his life.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Reflections Of Wise Thoughts.

Joy in ones work Is the consum.
mate tool. without which the work
may be done. indeed. but without
which the work will always be done
slowly, clumsily and without its finest
perfection.-Phillips Brooks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Where Poets Are Valued.

Every Hindoo rujah or zamindar
(rlch land owner) keeps his own laur-
cate, to whom he sometimes gives
large estates and the rents or taxes
of whole villagec. Altogether, the
poets lines are cast in pleasant
places In India.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
German Toy Output.

The German toy industry has shown
n steadily rising tendency for some
time. Reliable statistics of exports
were not kept prior to 1896. but since
that date exports have risen from
s9,2s2 900 to sl3.566,OOO per annum.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Destructive Modern Bullets.

The modern bullet will pierce the
carcases of three horses in succession
at $50 yards; Of four at half the dis
tance: and kill man after passing
through the trunk OF thick tree.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
PETERSBURG TO Port Arthur.

Tho total distance from st. Peters
burg to Port Arthur by the Russian
Trans-Siberian railway and tho Rus.
sian lines in Manchuria is 5.913 miles,
or practically twice the distance from
New York to San Francisco.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Monument to kaffir.

At Calvinia, Cape Colony. statue
Is to be erected over the grave OF
Esau. the loyal Kafiir. who was
flogged and shot by the Boer invad.
ers during the war.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Proves Gods PoWor.

The Rev. w. Cunliffe, an English
Episcopal clergyman, illustrates the
wonders of nature and power of God
by chemical experiments in his pulpit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
lmproxement in Stockings.

The most popular stockings in Paris
Just now are those made like glove,
with a separate compartment for each
toe. 1t is said they prevent corns. and
ease them IL they already exist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
oil Wells in Cane Colony.

Test wells are to be sunk in Cape
Colony, near Ceres and Mossel bay.
where indications OF oil fields have
been found by experts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
More Women Than Men.

The population Of London includes
about 252. 400 more women than men.
In Hampstead there are 159 females
to every 100 males.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Recover Parts Of Old Wreck.

Parts OF the wreck Of the Sirius,
the first steam vessel to cross the
Atlantic. which was lost off Ballycot-
ton. County Cork. in 1S47. have just
been recovered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-07-15
Djspose of Infected Milk.

It has been discovered that milk de-
clared unfit for sale in Manchester.
England, and. therefore, disallowed
there, is being sent regularly to Lon
don.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-11

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(Tortisbung.)

Oionps ma in5pii6sa sbenfans
beruntergefommen. 2sife febte er fi9
ans GIaDier unb fpielte elm Stid aus
ben Meiiterfinqern. Oa ging lie gu
INN, Ie9te i6re @anee or Ieinen brau=
men &opf rnD iliiterte: rWlein Sroit
-mein 9Iiid-mein Spbn!" Dte
56rdnen l~tir5ten ibr aus ben Qugen.
&arl itan5 perlessn, ungefGidt mit<
ten i'm ,3immer. Soft mD9te pihen,
parum DionDs 5tets bieies @bnungsz
perm0gen fir Die Stimmungen ieiner
Mutter 6eioB, bas inn 10 pDaig abb
6ing. limb pie es fam, bab er INNER
10 eehsimniBpOa i9redliGe SG9en an
fteate. Wenn er nur begriffen bate,
parur er bas 2ieb ni9t pfeifen foate2
@ar Is bas Bftifen an ii92 8ielei9t
ni6t gentlemanlike? @r perfiel INNER
irgsnbtpie ouf Oinee, bic als ni9t
gentlemanlike beurtbeilt wuroen.
@ber bds Yfsifen tonnte bod eine
Syrau, Die cine 10 lebbafte Treuoe on
ieber Bel i6ren ainbern berbortretenben
8ega6ung 5ei9te, rt9t trdnfen. Gs
mar ipobl nur nr9 gu rob geipefen.
Wenn mo es Letter, pei9sr, i4mel5en>
Der Derlu6te.
Gr fpibte Die 2ippeu, elm poar SDne
entI9lIpften ibm.
,,Mais C~harlesi" mobnte Olabe=
moiieIs erI9roden.
yWlama.~ iagte &arl, p0ni9 in feinen
Ssbantengang pertieft, no piro es Sir
befIer gefa1en." limb er begann aufs
Neue I'll flOten.
Seine Mutter panbte iid feftig 81
inn 5uriid un0 lab i'm nit BEN 3prnie
bliBsnben @ugen an, Die er fir9tete.
Sci arf 9sin 3immer. gu nirf
heut @6enb ouein efen!"
rSl-ertlGre mir bod"
ns&ein @prt me9rl"
Rorl ging, aber feline 9altung, isir
3opfi6itteln, jebe Musfel ieines &Dr.
pers ssigte 9te6saion unb MiBbiaiSuat
bes mitierli9en 8efe6ls.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-11

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- .Qgie piele peri9iebene Welten,
q &pin5ige @elten fir ii9. Sn
sinfr unb Der anbern f9etnt
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bunberts gu berriden, Die StraBsn
fte6en i4nurserabe, Die 9Gufer pie
Rei6en duf ,ari6irter @renabiere ba,
unb Die Parabe nit flingenber 8le9z
multi bilbet ben Sammelpunft Der Sc
ieqf9aft. limb bann tpieber Srte, benen
Die Sdgopaliion hires Siiriten ben
eigenartigen Stempel aufgebriidt Fat,
obsy feline Geiiben5en, no beitere, finn
li9e Iofofogeiiter UNI Die N9mpben urb
6aune bliben6er S9lobgdrten f6pes
ben. 9as finb Die geiter nit ben 1oz
muntif9en alien 2iebesge59idten, ben
pifanten reuen SfanbGlden. 9edt i'm
9esenIab gu ibnen bic SnbuitrieitGbte.
IN benen traftnolle gmporf0mmlinge
bur9 @~iIenperfe ODER 6smifGen So
brifen Die 2uft unb bas Wafer perdns
bern, bab Die 8dume berbOrren uno
unter Der gum Droletariat 6erabaeiunz
Bsen 8ep0lferung Die So3ialDemptras
tie einen guten Nd6rboben finbet. Mu9
WuienftGbte baben mir in unierm 8oS
terlanbe, in oenen INNER 5eite gefeiert
perben: Sdngerz, &rieger@, Surners
feife, Std5te, Die INNER befrGn3t iinb,
: I'M benen INNER Stanbarten peben, po
irhmsr Mahengeidnge tDnen. llnb
9o~rnifonItGote, mo Der 3eutrant, unb
Observation-Disclosures, I'D Die Bulldog
DIN Den Son ange6en. lnb Seefubrer>
beimftGtten, pie bis in lire berborgenz
ten 0infel na9 Sheer unb Jii9en ries
den, no nod feltfame S9ifferabers
eldu6en I'M S9Dunge ssben.
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8epobnern Elm penig bon ieinem Gbaz
rafter nit, aibt ibnen cine ~beIonoere
QrE;@t unb Nni9auung iiber bas, ipus
in Der Welt am n0tbigiten unb pi9tigs
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uno berei9ert.
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bic niht irrt, fpenn Tie ni9t irren mill,
hattie sSrdu @bina Maanbice 8iirgelin
| aug ben pielen punberli6en unb eigens
artiqen StGoten, BON benen ibr &unbe
a~etporben, 9erabe Die cine su ihrenl
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g~ebiirfnifen unb ibrer seiitigen &ultur
Die am meifien ansemenene mar. !9ier
IN gerr6arbs6auIen berrfAte Die Bill
buna, unb Stpar cine Dirt Der 9iloung
bic. me6r bur9 Oi6ter unb aiinitler
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i'm Qaufe zines Sabrbunoerts aamGlie
burrh ale S9i9tsn Der 8eD0lferune
binbur6qefidert mar unb bic Sseler
iGmmtliner 9iirger bes ruhigen, &c.
! iiitteten Srtes nit elmer Dirt BON eblsi
gotina ~iibersosen bate. sc CAB mo-
tiirli6 qus labmen, aber bds lparer
msiftens 3uaereiite. SIN 9an5ei tOn1t'
mon tpo6l bebaupten, bab aub Del
Sremh, mem er nur lange genu!
blieb. in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu etnsl
| nir6iosm. flaiIi6 ubgstldrtsn. sefpll'
. iymossn platpnii6en @eltanfdauuns
heronrsifte' Qatnrgemdb fpislteu hlsl
au9 8rausn bic fiihren0e R0ns. ss'd
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-11

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fpmmonbire .Ribrt @ud,' bruu4t nidi
glei9 elm ieber ben-Weitstan5 gu trie=
gen..
.Meier, Sic f9mun3eln ia iuie Elm
fetter Mdftoh}e, Der gloubt. bunbert
Wegetdrier bon ibrer Qebenspeife abb
triinnis MAIDEN az f6tnen!S
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-11
Danoalta Sine.

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Rep BORT Gspreb tdsIi4 d 8 kopm
S6nsaer WaiI tdeJt6 -. z 55@m
3erre Suute Citing Dee tde 10 25Wm
Sebnoae Grpreb tdslid d S. 3 50Rm
Gtlantie Cypress tdgIi@.... 45Nm
Ebe N0 9imiteb tasI sd b 6 45Sm
Sbto u 0rrg Gtp, i6aI 8 d. 6 56Rm