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Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

| last Friday morning by cou- pie of Mexicans on their way to i Salorne. The Mexicans found in the 1 vicinity a lot of papers. which they took with them and turned over to D. ] w. Hall, of the Grace Valley Develop ! ment company. A letter vas received ! at this office. yesterday morning. from I MT. Hall containing an account of the | discovery and enclosing the papers. | The body is scattered along the road and about ten feet from it. The 1 letter said that it could be easily found by any one travelling along the | road and looking for it. This point is l in this county, but not for from the | Yuma line.
 Acting Coroner Burnett was informed by The Republican office, and under his directions a dead wagon from Mer- ryman & Moores was sent out to gather up the remains and bring them to Phoenix
 The body is supposed to be that Of Marion C. Tanner, an old soldier, an inmate of the soldiers home in Cal ifornia, but absent on leave This supposition is based entirely on the papers found in the vicinity of the dismembered body. One of the papers is an official postal card from the Pa
 
 for D. V. s. It is dated May 29, and addressed to Tanner at Roosevelt. The card notifies Tanner, who is described as late of the 62d regiment. III. Inf, Home company b, that his furlough from the home is extended sixty days from date. There is also a blank ap- plication for pension, such as is used by ahsentees from the Home. This had been sent him from the Home. and haG been partially filled out there. The envelope containing this enclos- ure, as well as the return envelope was also found. This envelope had been directed to Tanner at Phoenix. There is also one Of Goldberg Bros. free employment bureau cards con- signing Tanner to Grant Bros con struction company at Salome. This card bears the date of August 4. In addition there was a sheet of paper bearing the letter head of Max Lantin & Co., Roosevelt.
 MT. Hall wrote that he thought that he had cashed a check for this man about three weeks or a month ago. and that he and another man had left for Phoenix by the way of Buckeye.
 MT MerryInan, before starting his wagon, called on F. H. Winters for di- rections about the road. and succeeded in aIousing his lively interest in the case. for the reason that he had an old man in his employ at the wells, who is an old soldier and an inmate of the Home on leave. He had lately lost his | papers, but his name is Selby. The | body. or what is left of it, will proba | bly be brought in late today.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

1n lie when WOman'S great change may be expected.
 These symptoms are all just so many calls from nature for help. The nerves are crying out for assistance and the cry should be needed in time.
 Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound was prepared to meet the needs of woman's system at this trying period of her life. It invigorates and strengthens the female organism and builds up the weakened nervous system. It has carried thousands of women safely through this crisis.
 For special advice regarding this i'm portant period women are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass, and it will be furnished absolutely free of charge.
 Read what Lydia E. Pinkham's Com pound did for Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Hinkle:
 Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
 "I had been suffering with falling of the womb for years and was passing through the Change of Life. My womb was badly swol- len; my stomach was sore; had dizzy spells, sick headaches, and was very nervous. Lydia E. Pinkham's VeSetabIe Com
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
ARIZONA TESTIMONY.

C. H. French, living north of electric light plant. Prescott, Ariz., says: q have mad kidney complaint for some time indicated by backache and some of the attacks being mild and others very acute while the sharp twinges particularly when I stopped or strengthened after stopping were very evident There were also other mark ed symptoms of weakened kidneys shown in the action and condition of the kidney secretions. An advertise ment about Doan's Kidney Pills led me to procure a box. The remedy proved to be the very thing l needed. It re- lieved the backache. corrected the ac- ton of the kidney secretiOns in a short time and brought such positive bene- fit that my brother was induced to try the remedy. He received as great ben efts as l did"
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
BISHOP OPPOSES BICYCLES.

Dr. AdOlph Fritzen, bishop of Sthas- bU g, las again issued an edict for bidding priests within his diocese to use bicycles. He is sharply criticis ed therefor by the newspapers, which call attention to the fact that bicycling ceased long ago to be a mere secular sport. and that priests often find the wheel most useful. especially those who have to visit members of their congre- gation in remote country places.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
BLOUSE OR SHIRT WAIST WITH
 CHEMISETTE 5056.

Chemisette effects are always dainty, always attractive, and this season are shown in most fascinating forms. H. lustrated is a waist that includes one cut on a square outline, which appro- priately could be made of any pretty aIl-over or tucking or of muslin em brofdered by hand this last being es- sentially smort. In the case of the white linen and the trimming is em- broidered banding. but again there are model the material for the waist is many others which might be substitut- ed. The season is an exceptionally gen erous one in its cotton and linen fab rics. all of which are appropriate, while taffeta so made becomes a most useful and desirable addition to the wardrobe.
 The waist is made with fronts and
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
INVESTING AMERICANS.

Mexico City, Oct. S.-Messrs. Scully, Perry and Newell. Americans have ac- quired for the sum of $2,5OO, 900 a group of mining claims situated in the state of Durango. The first payment, ST. 10000 has been placed with the Ma tional Bank of Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
THE FINAL CONTEST.
Arrangements for Game Between the
 Two League Winners.

Philadelphia, Oct. S.-Arrangements have been completed for the opening here tomorrow of the series of baseball games between the New York National League club and the Philadelphia American league club. winners of the 1905 championship of their respective leagues. Extraordinary preparations have been made to handle the crowds which are expected to he the largest that have ever attended a baseball game in this citv
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
A DISnEnBERED BODY
Lying on the Desert Beyond Winters
 Wells.

The scattered remains of a man are lying on the desert, twenty-five miles beyond Winters Wells. on the road from Buckeye to Harrisburg and Salome They Were found there
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
DEMONSTRATORS DISPERSED.

Moscow, Oct. S.-During an affray today between striking bakers and the troops the mob stoned the police and troops. The latter fired and dispersed the demonstrators. Two hundred ar rests were made.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
AN ARGENTINE STRIKE.

Buenos Ayres, Oct 8.-The Work mems Federation has decided to start a general strike tomorrow. Congress has resolved to declare martial law throughout the country for ninety days
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
BOMBS FOR cossAcKs.

Tiflis, Oct. S.-Several bombs were thrown at the cOssacks this evening" The troops fired, and a general panic ensued. Many persons were killed or wounded
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
THE TURN OF LIF
Time When Women Are Susceptible to M, Dread Diseases-IntelIigent Women Prep for It. Two Relate their Experience.

The change of life" is the most critical period of a woman's existence, and the anxiety felt by women as it draws near is not without reason.
 Every woman who neglects the care of her health at this time in- vites disease and pain.
 When her system is in a deranged condition, or she is predisposed to apoplexy, or congestion of any organ, the ten dency is at this period likely to become active and with a host of ner- vous irritations, make life a burden. At this time, also, cancers and tumOrs are more liable to form and begin their destructive work.
 Such warning symp- toms as sense of suffo- cation, bot flashes, head aches backaches. dread of impending evil, timid- ity, sounds in the ears, palpitation of the heart, sparks before the eyes, irregularities, constipa- tion, variable appetite, weakness and inquie- tude, and dizziness, are promptly needed by in- telligent women who are approaching the period
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

back, the hack being tucked from shoulders to waist line and the fronts to yoke depth only, all the tucks be- ing arranged to give a box plaited eff feet. The chemisette is separate. fin ished with the stock collar. and is clos ed at the back, the waist being closed invisibly at the left of the front. The sleeves are the new ones that are tuck ed at both shoulders and wrists.
 The quantity of material required for the medium size is 3 7-S yards 21, 5-S yards 27 or 5-8 -,ards A inches wide with 1-2 yard IS inches wide for che misette and collar and 1 1-2 yards of banding to trim cs illustrated.
 The pattern 5056 is cut in sizes for a S2. 34, 36, 3S and 20 inch bust mea- sure.
 Cut this out and send with ten cents to The Republican. Phoenix, Ariz., fil'- ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

Sold by all druggists. Price soc. Foster -MiIburn Co.,, Buffalo, N.-YS ProP's.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

Were he not afraid of ridicule, every boy would marry at IT or 1S.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

'' I wrote you for advice and commsz treatment with Lydia F. PinkhaEn's V table Compound as you directed. and ] happy to say that all those distressing syH toms left me and have passed safely thrCl the Change of Life, well woman I recommending your medicine Co all friends. Mrs. Annie F. c. Hyland, Chsss town, Md.
 Another WOman's Case.
 '' During change of life words cannot press what l suffered My physician sat had a cancerOus condition of the womb. day 1 read some of the testimonials of won who had been cured by Lydia F. Pinkhaz Vegetable Compound, and l decided to tFl and to write you for advice. Your medic made me well woman, and all my bad syH toms soon disappeared
 I advise every woman at this period of ' to take your medicine and write you for a vice. Mrs. Lizzie Hinkle, Salem. Ind
 What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetat Compound did for Mrs. Hyland aI Mrs. Hinkle it will do for any wous at this time of life.
 It has conquered pain. restor health, and prolonged life in eases tn utterly baffied physicians pound Succeeds Where Others Fz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
9p6 paa Ell Sant / SiOnr GitD.

5ra Sioar 6itp. Sa. 6erettes IN
fer %. os.:
8. 6. 5reaopap. fom 6egpnbte
5agfgrerforretning Siour 6itb i
1856, og Jon er BEN alOite 2tbbofat
! 9nsn itoo poa ct 9isrne en- al
9nens 6ooebqaber og ubbtlte 6irtus
lerer. 6oori ban erflarebe. at Securi=
tn 9ational ganf, Den itprite ganf /
9Den, life funoe 6etals 3 Gents paa
0ollaren. 6an opForbrebe aGe gans
tens aunber til at traffe bere8 Yenz
ae ub, % Der 6e9qnote ct Qe6 Pd1
9anfen ID W}ib6agstioer.
Q8. Is. Manien. 9antens graiiz
tent. to9 en- 2trreitorore u0 moo
3reaopan for of6eG. Zen 9amle
Q(bpofat blep arreiteret meo en- gun6t
al fine Girfulerer 6en6erne. I'll
9ommeren raa6te ban meo toronenz
De aait: g9el, ifal iea 3an9es?"
Manlep paaftaar. at 5reoopaps
9ptraoen itriper fig ira ct 9ioness
6nro, iom ManIen 6aooe afla9t Ret
ten ON. at 5reaopans GAP Bombs
ng 6leo lssfaot.
Manle9 paaItaar. at 3readpana
0ptraoen ItriDer ii9 fra et @ibnes
6pro, fom Manlen 6aooe aflo9t 8etz
ten ON. at 3reabpans Rn9te life oar
bet 6eoite. 5rea6pao 9ab gonos oa
6leb leslaot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
6ejcrc Sennilt9er.

sra Bolton. NasI. meloes Den 26.
os.; Som 5plge al 9ommer George
J. Mentport6s aenbelie oil 5000
9pgningsineotere Der gpen faa Dr.
res qpn forhpiet. 8ommer Wentz
lport6 par al qtr6ejos9iperne og IL
nionmenoene gioet 0pgaoe at afs
gre Spergsmaalet ON en- M Or
beibsz z0perenstomit.
6dn inorpmmer 9tr6eioerne bereS
fem fornemite arao, beribldnbt Dag
lpnnens 5or6pieIIe fra 37a 6ents
til Al Gents 3imen. bo6elt 9etaling
for al 0oertio iamt otte iiteOetfor Il
5imers Qtr6eibsoag for BEN, Iom ar
beioer 99rfiteber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
Safer GOpiepelt.

ul1niOerial 5reOs Unions 80.
Q(arSmpoe 1lutteoe Mpitit, Conn.
ben 25. bs. 5plgenbe g}eioIutiOn
oeoto9es:
8e7luttet : at ri og Den cioiliceres
De 9eroen ItplOer 9reiioent 9ROOies
0elt Dor 5af for Den beun0rin9sparz
oige og biplomdtiife NdaOe, 6Oors
paa ban bar Itiaet lin og Re9erin9ens
SnbflpoelIe til 5ieneIte for at opnaa
gaa6en6oile mellem De frigsfprenoe
Rationer gfusldnb og Sapun, og
bane @ejen for De 5reOsunberhanbs
finger, iom MI 9uar for iia I gortsz
mouth, Tamt for ben oiie og gratisie
N1ootogelfe ban gap 0ipIomaterue
uben at 6egunitige nogen al Parterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
Gn Stilsmisicias / oct cn9elife
bigb=life.

FRA 2onbon tommer Der Uleoosz
Ielie ON, at 6ertuginOen at N}arlz
borough, Der er fpot @anOer6ilt,
itaar ge9re6 meb at inogipe Sc
9ering ON at blipe Ifilt ira i'm Mano.
9et bar allereoe lange oaret en- Of
fentlig 6emmeli96eo, at 2Ggtefolfene
itte tom 9oot uo al bet meb binuns
zen, iarlig paa 9runo al be finans
iieae arap, 6ertugen itiaebe til i'm
itenrige 6uItru, og at benne intet bel
lere 9nIfebe END at blibe ri for i'm
Wano. Den oertugen LOB 6eitan0ig
De opbuttenbe Rngter / ben Retn.n9
bementere.
9lu fornnlig pal9te 6ertuginoen fpr
enoeli9 en- Sang at naa lit Maal, e;
Wiobel, Der iittert er temmelig enc
iiaaenbe bet bpjere engelife Selifabs
2lnndler. 0un aabneoe nemlig ct
9resIefelttog imob i'm Manb og frems
tom i'm iibIte Qlrtitel meo en- 8es
mGrtning ON, at Olart6oroug3'erne
babbe beres 0uItruer at tatfe for aft.
1eres 5ormuer, Stillinger, Stang =
aft, 6bab Der GAP Dem no9en Iom BELT
4btomit til at regnes meb til bet fine
Selifa6, Itnlbte be beres 9uitruers
geItrabelier og 5orbinbeller. Selb
ben berpmte G5eltterre 6apbe p9ret en-
rem Ritfebufte i'm 8emalinbe Gu
rd6 Sennin9s 6danb, og at bans
Gftertommere biloe mango BABE Jet
ia npbiagebe til at butte fig igennem
9ipet, iaafremt De life Aapbe bait
here's rige 6uItruer.
- Man fan not forItda, at efter
hette bill 0ertuqen life mere la9ge noe
gen 6in0ring 9eien for Opfplbels
fen al i'm 6uItrus StilSmisiegnifer,
0ertu9inbe GonIuelo af Murtbo>
rough er en- 0atter of gpiniam g.
@anter6ilt, Der for 8 9(or iioen bteb
itilt fra fin 6uItrn. ben nuOarenoe
Mrs. Oliber s. Belmont, 6Oab Der
6engang patte ftor 0pIigt. 0ertuqen
af Marfborou96s Mober er ligelebes
en- 9tmerfanerinbe, Der efter i'm
Manbs 0po egtebe Marquis'en af
9lonbforb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
SOpct / fire Wiaaneoer.

sra Rem gort melbes ben q. bs.
ON ct unberligt 5ilfplbe af lang
Ssbn 9oniers, R.Y.Gbarles Gapes
nj, en- 8 g(ar gammel 0reng, bar li9s
get / en- unoerlig uafbrubt bpaleligs
nenoe Sgpn | ober 4 Madneber. Den
mebicinIfe @ibenifabs Opmertiombeb
er lebt fen pdn 3iffelbet, % man
antd9er for ianoibnligt, at Der pil
blioe 6olbt en- aonIultatton al Spez
cialiiter ReroeIbqoomme fra Nep
port for n9rmere llnberfe9elie df bet.
Sibfe 6. 9(pril bIeb 8rengen, ioet
ban fbineebe runbt en- 2ampepoIt,
fpimmeI, fdIbt og ilog fit gog6oneb.
70 9dae ienere tlaaebe ban oper
Smerter | 6obe6et, og fda Qlinuter
eerefter falbt ban ben en- 9ilItanb
at llbepibitheb, af bbiften ban lite
Iioer er opbadgnet. SSlhbenbe Gebes
bdrer bar pGret gibet BAN imaa
pprtioner for at bplbe 2io ! BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
Gn 4Sicnic enOer meO sprseipil.

Sra 6umboIot, Sd. meloes ON i9rs
9eli9e 5iIora9elIer BED en- picnif Oeo
8e8 W}oinesfoben. gauline WeBner
falbt u0 fra en- gaao og brufneoe.
g6arles g}elIon, en- ung Mun0, iom
laa / Qejr 09r6e6en, fit fat 2i9et
"a fori6gte at faa bet / 2anb. @eo
Jlobbreboen Ito0 cen brutnebe apinz
bes 5eiter Sba farbig til at 6iaIpe
6am. 5lob6reOben lig9er paa bette
4unft 6ajt ober 9anOet og er me9et
tell; i6et Soa laneoe fig foroOer for
at 9ribe 2iget, 9if bun paa 6ppe6et
I'D 9anoet. Nelfon, iom bar meget
uomattet unbep bet beIparlige Mr.
beibe meb at fad 9aulines Gig til
2ano, blep ngbt til at ilippe 5daet
pg flatre / 2anb for at rebbe lit eget
qip. Gfterat ban faboe boilet Ell
Stunb, ouffebe ban og 6ragte be99e
Seitrenes Gig 2an0. Der par iffe
noget @anb I Soas 9unger. faa at
bun pdr bpb al dnore Qlarioger, dnz
tdgeli9 6ierteildq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
0stars Son for NOrge?

Sra Stot6olm meloes unber "a.
ps., at Song 0star ifpl9e goo lln6ers
refining life iangere mooiatter fig, Ut
9ans Spn Garl (G6arles) mootoger
Ror9es arone. Saa mart llnioneu
mellem 0orge og Soerrig er oploit,
Dil aongens Soar blipe afgioet, %
pet oit ianoipnligbis blipe betraiz
tenoe.
BED ct statsroa6sms0e naOnte
Dag fremlagoe 5aititsminiiter Ser
ger en- Rapport angaaenbe Storz
t6ingets 2tf9prelie, Ger itabfaIter fes
9eringens 5orIlag ON at ao6ne 6orz
1anolinger meo Sberrig om De oms
oiputereoe SpsrgsmaaI for ltnibnen5
0plosning. 9aa iamme 5i6 fore
iIo9 ban. At Song Gstar dnmobes
ON at bemhnoige Statsrdd6et til at
opta9e 5orfan0Iin9er meb ben norite
9eQerin9 angaaen6e De nepnie
Sprr9snaaI. og ti(li9e bemhnoige
aeqeringen til at uonrone 8eleqater,
Iom ian meoe De norife aepraientdns
ter. aronprins Hegenten 8uitao gap
5orilagene lit Sdmtntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
6e9erin9ens sSrri9atiOnspOlitif.


@n 9fapport fra 5rrigationssMss
bets aeiolutionsfomite 9gortlano,
Ore. on6efaler, at 3erritoriet 9lelp
Merico Op4ejes til Stat, o9 at 0ts
la6oma og Snbidnerterritoriet blis
Der gjort til cen Stat. 9omiteen tror,
at Der life fan 6lioe anoenbt for me-
get al prioot o9 oifentlig aapital paa
s5rrigotionsar6ejoet, og erttarer, at
Regerin9ens Srrigdtionszgoiit forz
tiener ben Itprite qaaifpnnelIe o5
ben froftioite Stptte. 5oritsgureauets
effettipe Qtr6ejbe an6efales.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
Chicago SppOsrafer ferOi9e
til Strife.
0etes Union fote8er lin
Snbtegt meb $4,000 ON
Il gen.
1fra G6icaao meloes ! @aar:

DlA SsIAlaSD I4AAIA~ OAAL*
Gn60er 3ppo9raf De 81 8rpts
ferier, iom tontroleres al aG6ica9o
3npot6eta", oil gaa paa Strife fpr
Uiioten al Oenne ll9e, oeriom ben tos
tale 3ppo9roforening g2r. 16s Be
flutninger Sgnoag often ON at for>
sge Strite6ioraget fra 2 til 6 qroz
cent tan tages iom en- 2tntponing.
Der 9pres 6or6ereoelier til en- lang
p9 bitter Stamp ira 8bpogrofernes
Si6e. 8e for0rer en- 8 3imer5 Or
teiosoa9 o9 ocIoIeo f9ops".
9eo Den 6eitemte 5orogelie af 81
braget oil Der ugentlig 6lioe lagt
$4,000 til ceres 5orTodrsfono, 9g
3npo9raIerne ertIerer, at De fan bols
Dc 500 Mano paa Strife uoen at rgz
re oeres 5uno paa $1o00,O00, iom
6oreningen tiger, Den er rebe til 1T
Tpenbere, ON bet be6pbes.
0leoens Meolemmerne at ben To-
fale 3npograiforening 0ma6a itts
center. at G6ita9osStriten oil fpreOe
Jig bertil, in0rpmmer De alIi9eOel, at
De ifte oiloe blioe operrditebe, om mo-
GET iaaoant Tfuloe fe.
0}eoens beres 0perensfomIt meo
De lofdle employers life ubIe6er for
eno til l. 0ttq faa forfitrer llnionss
monb, at fine i beres 5or6ere0elie
for Den fommenoe aonflitt / flere 9fetz
ninger bar ooertraabt Oberenstoms
ften, o9 of ben grun6 er bet antages
li9t. at Strifen ogiaa fan iprebe fig
til 0mo6a, for Goerenstomiten ubs
lpber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
A.. Nara.
GDlera | Mianila.

5lere 5ilfalber af aolera anmelbes
fra Manila. Oct antages, at Smits
ten er oOerfprt meo @rpniager fra
0on9tong. Den "a. os. bpbe to Sols
batter Camp Mcainlep, fom nu er
unber aarantane. 5 8nen er flere
5nofgote o9 en- ameritanf aoinne
tso of Sp9oommen. Suno6e0sraas
tets 2a9er tiger, at sp9oommen life
er Tarli9 olborli9, og at man oit gre
aft for at bringe ben un6er Sunos
6eosoeienets 9ontroI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29

Der er in9en afgiort geortn9 Il
fpore / 5e6eriituationen enouu. aaps
porten ira Gep Orleans Spnoags
er lite opmuntrenOe:
8poe / Dag - 13.
initial 8posfalo - 255.
gDe 3ilfeloe = 81.
3ilfeloe til CATO = 1,743.
gD 5oci - y.
Samlet 2(ntal 5oti = 4o2.
5ilfeloe unoer ge6anoling = is.
3enne Rapport bier BET minbiie
2(ntal me 3ilfalbe poa cen Dag iiosn
G. 2lag., og bet itorite 2lntal Dgbsz
falo paa cen Dag. iioen Spgbommen
pite iig. Get ualminOeli9 6gje 2lntaI
8posfalo ifplber nan fer en- 8el
paa ben burtige 9eirforanOrin9 I'll
tplig 5reoog 2(ften ira ben iterte
garme i ltgen foruo.
5re oeltenote ag6mpno er blanot
bem, Der nDlig er taget ne6. stun 10
df be 81 me 3iIfaloe fan ipores til
6aqe til italienit Gprinoelie. 9lanot
be bpoe er 8 Stalienere.
Oct oaIentligite Rqt ira uoenior
y}en Orleans sr, boao Der meloss fra
ylat6e3, ON 0poagelIen al 6 1ilials
Re Der % 5orisget paa at aioe gep
Orleans Stplben for oem. 8ette
anies iom liot unberligt / 9etrdgts
Ming al bet 5aftum, at Qathes Bar
6olot itrengere adrantane imob Nelo
0rleans enb nogen anben 81. Ten
FAR itte engan9 tiaabt tine e9ne Dor
oere At returneye bertil, oerIom re
6cr paret Rep Orleans.
glapporten ira andre steoer er
iom fslger:
2(melia - 10 M 5ilfaloe.
9d1on 9oeuf - Get 5ilfploe.
Qecdn @robe - Ere 5ilfRloe %
eet 8posfalb.
Gliia6etb Qtantage = eet 3pbss
fab.
0anion gitp = fire me 5ilf9loe
o9 eet 8ebsfalo.
St. Roie - TO 5ilf9loe.
Sort Barron - 10 5ilfaloe.
glint6 Waro Of Seiferion gariib-
Get 3ilfploe.
Gate groDioence = ire 3iff9l6e.
Gulf BORT - ire 5ilfRlbe.
U}isiisiippi 6itn = intet mt IL
faIbe.
,,Soutbern 9acific" gune aoms
pagni bar efter Statens Sunbheoss
raabs 2lnmobning foribnet fine pas
iagertog meo en- Gfstraoogn til 9es
forbring at pasiagerer mellem imits
fehehef4she pher 1nndS pnnpn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-29
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