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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-03
RACING!

Five weeks more ne New York
and then they so to Jennings. The
wire service was bad yesterday. 50
we cannot give the New York win
ners. but better service ~ expected
today.
Tho Star tips Or yesterday were
very good and II one had placed a
little bet on bourbon News. a 81 10
shot, they would have realized
on their invesuasnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-03
SUES FOR TIM

Joe Corbets. who jumped nom the
Brooklyn club 20 an outlaw club
because his salary aid not suit him.
has begun suit for damages against
the national commission. on the
ground that BY It's ruling he was
kept out Of baseball and prevented
from earning numerous thousands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-03


Results OF Thursdays racing were
as follows.
First race. three Quarters of n
mile. purse Bourbon News. Wind
shield. Wizard King. 1871 20.
Second race. mile and nifty Yards.
selling Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Katie Powers. I.ansdownos LIST So.
Third race. three-Quarters Of a
mile-FNll Sway. lidwina. winnl-
fred Lad. isst Is.
Fourth race. three-Quarters Of n
mile. selling Sanetomo. Gypzene.
Ranking. 1909.
Fifth race. five and a half fur
longs. purse Floss 5. Pretty Nellie.
Tarp: liza
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth.
selling. H0rtenSia. Harmakls. Giis-
ten: 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-03

The date Of the interclaas track
meet at the University Of Washing
ton between the freshman aud
sophomore GLASSES has been changed
from Saturday afternoon 20 Friday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-03

~ dollars. Cofhetta last appear
ance Oh the diamond WAS Ear from
fiatterinH. aud hts work showed
that he had gone stale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-03
libby Takes a Fly

OAKLAND. Nov 3-fberg was
tho lofty lofter Thursday. and this
mighty man was sailing In an air
ship In tho first inning. Nothing
could pull him down. and before the
end Of the inning tho SiwnHhea hhd
pushed IA five runs Hogan was
next substituted. but was Just as
easy. Smith was then put IN aud
did very well. Score Seattle .,
Oakland ).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-03
THURSDAY GAMES.

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
AZ Oakland Seattle 8. Oakland 2
A. Los Angeles -Loa Angeles 7
Portland 0.
Al San Franclaco-Taooma
Frisco D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-03
sEMI. MONTHLY BOUTS

The Chicago Athletic assoc iatinH
Il planning 70 give boxing shows
ey~ry two weeks this winter. You
have ~ Hueaaea coming as 90
whether the lid " of or no.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-03
OIL. EoMlal 06uHI

A foolish ya6nR NAH tried N heat
the honka at Jamaica track by al
ternatinR hlh badge 10 correspond
With the number held by 4 winner.
The only way 20 beat tho books ID
to 1t tn a@c,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30

covered ourselves with the shawl.
Uncle Eb lay on one side of the and old
Fred on the other. ~ I felt secure In.
dcSi. The night had many vdao- Their,
In the deep wood Away In the dis
lance could hear a strange. Wild cry
and | asked what n was. and uncis
70 whispered back. IS loon Down
the side of the mountain a shrill bark
rang In the timber. and that was a fo1.
accOniing 20 my patient oracle Anon
We heard the crash and thunder u a
falling tire and a murms mat follow
vi IN the " Ike o. the last echo
Rig tire fallln'." said Uncle IN ~
he lay gaping 1t has 4 break a way
z NE grouNd an IL must hurt DA
ye noticr how the Nuris trvmhlei n
We was NJ shove them w.. could $50
the hole tibet trrr hr,l made Ie.' IKE
m open grave tlll the other, hey aucl
Il with their tops
My ears had gone deaf with drpwsi
ness when quick stir In the bsiy ~
unrle ~ brought NJ hack a. I'M
senses lie was up On his elbow H.
tcning. and the nrrlight hao sunk 10 a
gllmmcr Frd lay shlvcring and grovl.
INK beside me ruuld bear ~ other
sound
lie still" said Uncle ~ n- b. boxed
the dogs ears Then be- pssr and b.
gan a. stir the hrr anil lay uu mufc
wooi n N, nhmr lcit.,i and throw
~ light into the tr-r tops n shdll NJ,
Ike the srivam 81 frightened woman
only lpudrF anil muTr terrible o. bear
brought me 10 my f-t ryius knew
the sourv n u wus urnr u- and ran o.
. Uncle ~ in q fearful puu.y
Hush. boy" said be- us % dlr,i away
and went ~,hulus 'n Tho far forest
"Tll take rur ~ you Don't d, sriirt
He's murr 'tmid NV us than W. nv %
him Hes maxim ~ uoV
We heard then ~ great Grabbing IT
dead brush un the mountain above u.s.
II grew fainter as W. ustrnr,i ln d
little while the Wuni, vvrr silent
Its Tie ~ wau - tho vy H." aH
un,lr ~ rs out thkln' "a wall
"Wu BE- hurt folksY ! inquired
Tow be- answered "1v-' as haua
less us Kitten"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30
An Alias For Sl.OO.

The Great Northern Railway ba.
is,uv.l an atlas ~ p page, containing
ur io date maps " Iowa. Wisconsin.
Minnesota. North AMI South Dakota.
Montana. ldshp Washington. British
Columbia. Oregon. kau,as M.s.uun.
Nebraska. Wyoming. JoIoaio. Alaska.
Hawaii jaIsn. rhuppr, lsanlt
China. thc United S,ato and IL ,h,
WHH
lr a,il.iiuH Co. it... th, ai.as er,a.rl
valuable statistical irfamaiiar r,aii,,
Co. its Siain ramrI above. b. rr.rtg.
UF che ysY tFi quality uf tarrf
shows ihy lines uf ths Gr,s, Northern
Railway and in every way COM
u,rlablc work
Ub.. atlas will bc distributed a, III,
actual co., " Irpll,ton and With,
cent 10 any address upon rcccip, Of
.slUn Address =. /. Whitney. Pas.cn
ger Traffic Manager Great Northern
Railway. ST. Paul. MINI. 5Ost
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30

a supper for us then, while Fred sat
down by me to be relieved OF his bun
dies. Our supper was rather dry, for
we had no water, but II was only two
hours since we left the spring. 30 we
were not suffering yet. Uncle Ed took
out OF the fire a burning brand OF pine
and went away into the gloomy woods,
holding II above his head, while Fred
and sat by the fire.
IS lucky we didn't so no further"
he said MS he came In after few min
utes. There's big prec'pice over
yender. Dunno how deep It's. Guess
we'd a found out purity soon"
He cut some boughs OF hcmlock grow
ing near us and spread them In a little
hollow. That done, we covered them with
the oilcloth and sat down comfortably
by the fire. Uncle Eb had n serious
look and was not inclined to talk or
story telling. Before turning In he
asked me TO kneel and say my prayer
as | had done every evening nc the feet
Of my mother. remember clearly
kncellng before my old companion and
hearing the echo OF my small voice
there In the dark and lonely woods.
| remember, too, and even more clear.
ly, how he bent his head and covered
his eyes In that brief moment had a
great dread OF darkness and imagined
much evil OF the forest but somehow
| had no fear II be were near me. When
we had fixed the fire and lain down foi
the night on the fragrant hemlock aud
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30
Huge TASK

u was huge task o. undertake Do
cur, ~ such a bal ,as. " Kidney d.
ease a. that " e. , Collier. of Ch,ro
kcr. Ia. but Eicytn, Biucu dd g.
llc writes Ny Kidneys we're 90 far
gone could not sit on "a chair without
u cushion. and suffered from dreadful
baskachc. hyadash, and depression. n
Electric Bri,u. however. I found d
cure and hy them was restored o. t-r
iryt health | recommend this rrvar
tonic medicine b. al With wvak kuirryt
.lNcr w stomach Guapntrrdhy Haynr
& Taylor, druggists Price IN cents
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30
Go No. ooNuNrrpl
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET
FOR NEXT WEEK.

CovNoN Law C,su. Snr,mp,,
u. s. FCnvitk yc Har1 Watttrt
Mrs H. A. Rankin vs. " Mcconnell
q. A. Terry, dccd vs. ". r. Thomas
J. = stephens vs. Henry Wagner. ric
l.. Castlcbcuy W. {, ,. Jean Go.
Carrie Asbudgc Vs Frcl AicpN. ala
Pred Bandy.
y. W. Stone W I. e. r. Y. Co.
J, q. Gray q Co. W. Will Wiring.
y Julius fohs W Marion IiHc 90
J. W Shook W Jim Collins.
r. r. Pickering Va Western Union
Tel Go.
J. L. Stevenson. admir- So " n.
l.ukutt.
N. G. Oham " W. e. O'BBan.
Ada Robinson " I. Z. 4. q. Go.
g. J, Green " J. 4. Holder and J. l..
Smith.
J. G. Rochester, admir- ,tB. ~ Vim.
son. etc.
J. c. Rochester. ajrr .sr 81 Yin.
sun, etc.
Simpson & Elder C.REC.
Jas, Mti,tcnbcny ysS.u. Nurr.
NJ; p fogue vs iistkvfs Jn.on ~ N,
A. J. Baker vs y. l.. show
COMMON Law C,sr. EieHrn DAY.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30
Lewis and Clark Exposition

Portland, Oregon. will b. oicn cun,inu.
ously from June !. lgoi. 10 October Is.
ls1i. one hundred and thir,y.s,ycn
days Tho short line h. Portland is via
the Union Pacific. This route give,
yuu oDo miles along the beautiful Col.
umbia River a trip to Portland and The
Northwest without, change. and a
chance 10 visi, Yellowstone Park. Re.
turning fpm Portland via California.
Inquire Of J. H. Lo,hrop. G. A.. ec
Olive st., St Loais. So.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30


p. c. Roberts vs. Singer Sewing
Machine Co.
G. w. Mays VS. A. X. Hughes, admir-.
L. D. Travis VS. VIM. Plew.
X. W. Wilson VS. flemming Akers.
Jas. Thompson q Bro. VS. X. +. Lemon.
Emma Baker vs. j. A. Mccormick.
X. W. King admir- vs. A. ID. Noe, etc.
Is: .. Butler, etc. VS. NJ. Clark, etc.
W. u. Binkley VS. +. Nj, Barnard, etc.
Progress Distilling 20; VS. Il. r. Lemon.
w. ii. Mann VS. !. I. X. X. 20.
S. l.. Mansfield vs. |. c. h. X. Co.
Same VS. same.
Same VS. same.
Gertie Young vs. l.. l.. Hughes.
w. S. Birchheld VS. The Royal Fratcr.
nal Union,
Markham Terry, admr VS. Ellis Cline.
|. N. Mccormick W. |. c. r. r. Co.
NJ. +. Wilcox VS. |. c. X. X. Co.
j. 7. Pierce, guar. vs. Joseph Hurst.
A. II. Cardin VS. NJ. c. O'Hara.
w. II. Beard vs. II. Kemper. etc.
EQUITY DOCKET.
s n Matthews ~ Eagle Fhor Snar
COMPANY.
AZ + pogue assiynee ~ " ~
pogue &c
| Lizzie j brennan ~ W r. brennan
II W Rettis ysU 4 HEDGE
/ " g Rice ey'r ~ / ;,yie Harris .,c
josephine brennan AS W r brennan
Annie l. Orme "a Prince pickens
IN A Usvnes vsJ r Finley
II n HUGHES vs. / Uugbes
/ Maggie Kesee a. Rufus kesne
L. M Swansey "A Robt Relt
MARI Rlact ADM a. Alice T,v,r,,
T. n Vaughn admr "a sarah Ford ets
ID N Todd ysJ n Mcdowell
L. " Lamb admr "a Nm Grant
Miller etc
Mrs r n Porter a. / & Funkbous
or etc
g. NJ Repnett a. Marion Pine "a
m A Uaynes a. " " Rcnson a.,
Marion Rsnk a. Ola Iiirtnrv MAT ~,
Bue a Mum a. Gladstone Coai 4
coke Go and " w Rsnson
r. l. Num- A W " Henson etc
+. 5. Maxwell Va " " Henson. etc
IL M I,rd ,,c a.. a.. y q t.,,,,,,
Belyy /. Crow.li &c a. Ma >
Bn6b etc
4 N Eb.rl, tftI., et,
q " Lamb adm a.. F'F C,wr
hell etc
4 a Cr.y..y.W & Cu...
Mr.. Nj Cr,ft 4. Fc.t., Tby,lt. ella
Farmer, Raps A. 3 n ~
o. Pierce A / > Mrcage
las 4 T,rl.y q. J,br a Ia. etc
or, Wo,l.y ysJI Nsy
The paduesb .sd a,j W., Ga a.. "a
\ Lever
u d po.b.s,..,.t a. D.. 81.
Lame / an. T.. -. -.
Pierre. q Sop 4. "a n J,b,.,,
II q Robert. : E,igb, .,r
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b "A q Glen, 4. NJ "a o., 80.
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-30

|EBEN HOLDEN |
BY IRVING BACHELLER tt.
DOWNRIGHT 1900 by LorHRoP PUBLISHING COMPANY ~
CHAPTER II.

TVAy1E heard no more OF the voices.
I"I Uncle Eb had brought an arm
GWE full Of wood and some water
lE4N In the teapot while | was
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-12

are extravagantly high, and should
be regulated in keeping with the
labor performed, and the financial
condition of the city. Taxes will
be nearly five per cent as 1t is, and
to add further load will prove
burdensome and disastrous"
n. +. Noren: "If occupation'tax
is assessed, il will certainly have a
bad effect on the growth Of the
city. St. Johns is too young a city
to place any further burden on the
men who are endeavoring to build
up a home trade"
G.. w. Overstreet: 81 do not OBJ
ject to a small occupation tax.
Believe il necessary TO raise funds.
Rogers & Van Houten: "We are
positively opposed to it. We be
lieve il an unjust method Of raising
money TO pay municipal expenses"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-12
Centennial Notes.

Thousands of roses are now in
bloom on the grounds of the Lewis
and Clark exposition.
Two hundred and fifty photo
graphs OF Seattle public schools aud
various branches of school work
will feature the Sound city's edu.
eational display at the Lewis and
Clark exposition,
Governor John &. Cutler of Utah
has ISSUED proclamation strongly
urgiug the people oi his state to
support the Lewis and Clark fair
Utah will have a handsome build
ing and many exhibits.
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills. ID.
d. pastor OF the Plymouth Congre-
gatlonll church OF Brooklyn, and
one OF the best known preachers
and lecturers in the United States.
has wired his acceptance OF the
invitation extended him by the
Lewis and Clark exposition author
tiles Ia preach in the auditorium at
the fair. His date is August ~,
Babies are To have day of their
own at the Lewis aud Clark fair.
Dan McAllen, the father oi the
exposition, who suggested the
iar idea nine years ago, will have
charge oi arrangements for the
baby show and the babies are
assured ot good time il Dan has
anything 10 say about il, There
will be prizes for the pre,tiest baby,
he healthiest baby, the thinnest
baby and every other breed of baby.
Mr. McAllen is busy arranging
lrogram Tor the day,
The California building, one OF
he handsomeSt structures at the |
.ewis aud Clark exposition, was
last week and accepted |
~ the state commission. The |
rs in the shape OF a Greek
ross, each wing OF which is a rep
lca OF an old Spanish mission. the
our which are reproduced being
81 Camel, Dolores, san Luis Rev |
nd Santa Barbara. Aside from
Is historic interest, the building
'ill prove popular this summer ON
ecount nj the wealth of interesting
Nhlbl,s from the Golden state ON
lsplay there.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-12
Where Lewis and Clark Camped.

Great Falls, the thriving Mis-.
souri, river city of Montana, upon
the site of which Lewis and Clark
camped on their memorable journey
to the Pacific one hundred years
ago, is awake TO the fact that much
historical interest clusters about its
site and vicinity, and the Great
Falls Commercial club has taken
steps to tell the world many imp1r-
tant facts regarding the city. TO
this end a large lot Of attractive
folders has been prepared, to be
distributed at the Lewis and Clark
exposition
The inside covers of these folders
contain tcfscly written facts, offer
ing the salient features of the So
journ of Lewis aud Clark at Great
Falls, the extent of this thriving
city's commercial enterprise and the
resources of the region in which IL
is located. The outside covers
show a cut depicting Lewis and
Clark making a treaty with the
Indians, and a map tracing the
course Of the explorers in their trip
through Montana. The reading
matter says IN part:
"One hundred years has wrought
a wonderful change IN the country
at the falls OF the Missouri. The
bear and buffalo encountered by
Lewis and Clark have given way to
a modern city of 1000 inhabitants,
Great Falls, the commercial center
OF northern Montana. is one OF the
finest residence cities of the Great
Northwest.
Great Falls railroads handle
20, 600 cars monthly. II is the coal
mining center OF the state. II is
one of the largest wool markets Of
the world aud an important point
ior the shipment of beef and NUT
ton. II is surrounded by grea,
wheat growing country. There
are free homcsleads To bc had. I'M
proved farms cheap; both irrigated
hay farms and bench grain farms.
The sun River irrigation scheme
That has bcen undertaken by the
government will rrigate $50, 600
acres of aS fine land as the plow
ever turned Nearly all of this
and Is open To entry, subject to the
Jules of the department.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-12
Notice Of Special Election

Notice is hereby given that a special
election will be held in the City Of
ST. Johns, Oregon, on Monday, the 22nd
day OF May, 1905, between the hours Of
nine O'Clock A. NJ. and seven o'clock p.
NJ. OF said day, at the Council Chamber
Of said city Of St. Johns, at which said
special election there will be submitted
10 the qualified electors of said City Of
St. Johns the following propositions, viz:
First-Shall the City OF St. Johns pur-
chase grounds, and erect, construct and
maintain thereon public buildings for
said City Of St. Johns, and incur muni-
cipal bonded Indebtedness therefor In
the sum Of Seven Thousand Two Hun
dred and Scventy-two Dollars, gold coin
Of the United States, and bearing interest
at the rate Of six per cent. per annuin,
interest payable semi-annually, and said
bonds to run for a period Of ten years
from date; interest coupons to bear inter
est at the rate OF six per cent. per annum
after maturity.
Second-Shall the City Of St. Johns
contract for the construction and main
tenance of public dock at the foot Of
Richmond street in said City of ST. Johns,
and incur a municipal bonded indebted
ness therefor ia the sum of Six Hundred
Dollars gold coin Of the United States, and
bearing interest at the rate Of six per cent.
per annuni, interest payable sefni-an-
nually, and said bonds to run for period
Of ten years from date; interest coupons
90 bear interest at the rate OF six per cent.
per annum after maturity.
Third-Shall the City of St. Johns
contract for the purchase and maintenance
of Gre apparatus for said City Of St. Johns,
and incur a municipal bonded indebted
ness therefor in the sum Of Seventeen
Hundred Dollars, gold coin Of the United
States, and bearing interest at the rate Of
six per cent. per annunn, interest payable
semi annually, and said bonds to run for
a period of ten years from date. interest
60 bear interest at the rate Of six |
per cent. per annum after maturity.
Fourth-Shall the City Of ST. Johns
incur a municipal bonded indebtedness
Tor the payment of the debt heretofore |
Incurred by the said City Of st. Johns In
Inc construction Of the present city build
ngs, In the sum Of -Four Hundred Twen-
weight Dollars. gold coin Of the United
states, aud bearing interest at the rate OF
IN per cent. per annum, interest payable
cni.annually, aud said bonds TO run for
period of ten years from date, interest
oupons to bear interest AZ the rate of six
,cf cent. per annum after maturity.
By order Of the City Council made and
inferred May ist, IOoS.
J. W. HANKS
City Recorder.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-12
NOTICE

AZ said above mentioned City Election
the qualified electors of said City Of ST.
Iohns may vote by ballot in a separate
ballot-boN for the purpose. of informing
the Council as To the wishes OF the people
upon the following propositions, via:
first-Shall stock be prohibited from
running at large In the said City Of ST.
Johns.
Sccond-Shall the sale, under license,
oi spifi,uous, vinous, fctmcntc,l or malt
liquors be permitted within the said City
Of 81. Johns.
By order of the City Council made aud
May ist, iyoS.
J. W. HANKS
City Recorder.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-12
Proposals for Street Work.

Sealed proposals will bs .sseiyed-at the
office Of the Recorder of the City Of 81.
Johns until May IS, iooS, at 4 o'clock y.
M, Tor the Improvement of Jersey street
from the south line of Catlin street TO
the north line oi Richmond street. In the
manner provided by Ordinance No. a.
subject Ia the provisions of the Charter
and Ordinances oi the City Of 81. Johns.
aud the estimate Of the City Engineer ON
file. Bids must he strictly in accordance
with printed blanks which will be iurn-
ished On application at the Office Of the
Recorder of the City of ST. Johns. And
said improvements must bc completed
on or before ~ days from the date Of
sast publication oi notice for proposals for
said work, No proposals or bids will he
considered unless accompanied hy Ger.
tilted check payable To the order of the
Mayor of the City Of ~ Johns. certified
by responsible hank. Tor an amount
equal to ten per cent Of the aggregate
PROPOSAL.
The right Ia rejcc, any aud all bids is
hereby reserved,
Nv order of the City Council
]. W. HANKS
Recorder Of the City Of 81. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-12
Deeds and Contracts.

The Review has printed and keeps
IN stock the latest and most perfect
forns of deeds and contracts, which
may be purchased al the office at
prices less than is usually charged for
such blank forms.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-12
TENTS.

We are agents for one of the
largest tent and awning factories
in Portland. Will save you money
OH that tent you are going to buy.
POTTER q GooLD, next door to
postohlCe.
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ger, olS 312, imo ui6t mebr. ais A
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ongeflo9ter Gerionen begougenen
Meineioe 10 bduiig eeiporben ieien,
ooB man ein@renlpel Itotuiren miiiie.
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9tem q ort, T. 2lpriI. Momie
s8iIioL ein Imae9 5rouen5inncr
mrroe belltc friib III einem &otel an
Der 13. StroBe bon SomeS 9opne,
cinem Ghb.Stemoro, our6 einen
Otcilcritih in oen Wtogeu nermlmoet
lmO ltorb boIo Ooraui I'M SoipitoI.
Der Moro ioll no6 Der Metbooe oeS
berilAtigten 2unooner glltfi6libers
(Sod the Slipper begougen poroen
lein. 9oUne beiinoet ijb III Soft. Gr
8icbt 5ll, Dob CT Iebte Nodt in Nta.
mics @cieuicbnit mar, bcbolptet ie-
Oo6 tic babe i'm perloiien, uno cr
lpilie niht per ibr oie EoocSmunoe
ocrIebtc. 9IIS 9opnc icitgenonmen
luilroe, iono man ooB ibn lieben
3obne ouS8cihloGcn mo ooB Gins
Ieiner 9Iugen burb einen 6ouitIblug
Ibuor5 berGnOert morocn NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
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bis Wontog pertagt, nodoem beilie
Wpron s. 9ofer, 5ilr Belt gfuoiteur
Der Bottom Sohbabn.@eieI
Der aber 5ipei Sabre olsFripotiefretar
oes @roBi6lG6terS Gowaro s. Spift
fungirte, 5mei StunOen lang iiher
oos innere @etriebe oeS 6Ieiihtruits
aIlerlei uertbuoIle slufl6liiiie gegeben
bate. Die &laeebeontiuortiing bes
General Superintenoenten gennors
bon glrmour & 60, Der beiduloigt
miro, 3eugeu 5u faliden slusiagn
oerIeitet 5u baben, miro moreen Dor
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