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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-24

According to DR.. Elmer E. Hegg,
secretary of the state board of health,
steps are being taken by the state
BOARD in cooperation with the various
transportation companies for better
methods Of sanitation in cars and other
public conveyances to prevent the
spread of disease. "A general move in
this direction is being carried out
throughout the United States said
DR.. Elmer E. Hegg, in the course Of
an interview at Seattle Saturday.
There is no doubt but that such
diseases as tuberculosis, smallpox and
-eruptive fevers," continued DR.. Hegg
are often transmitted through the
medium Of public conveyances, and at
the last meeting of the state board
committee was appointed to make
report upon the question.
Another serious question of SANTA
ton is the cleansing of dishes and
drinking glasses used in restaurants.
A member of the board who has per-
sonany investigated a number of cafes
and restaurants in neighbOring city
states that ne observed the same
glasses being used. by different per-
sons without being even rinsed The
physician, when he spoke to the res
taurant keepers concerning such I'M
cleanly methods, received the curt an
swer that it took too much time.
L will venture the assertion that
there are many of the large restaur-
equally as careless concerning the
health of their customers
Want Diseases Reported.
The board Of health is making a spe-
cial effort to get physicians and per-
sons in general to report all cases of
contagion to the authorities 1T is
an easy matter to find out about con-
tagious diseases such as smallpox,
dipntheria, scarlet fever and measles,
where quarantine is required said
DR.. Hegg, ''put even the physicians
themselves often neglect to report
cases of tuberculosis and typhoid fever,
two of the most fatal of the maladies
that beset us.
This results naturally from the fact
that quarantine would be impractic-
able in such cases as consumption, and
is not necessary in either that disease
or in typhoid cases.
Not more than 25 per cent of the
cases Of consumption are reported to
the health officers and less than so per
cent of the typhoid fever cases are re-
corded with the proper authorities.
Both are diseases that can be cured and
it is through neglect and improper
sanitation that so many deaths result
from them.
1T is by education of the persons
who are suffering from consumption
as to the proper methods to pursue in
order to effect a cure that we can nope
to stamp out consumption"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-24
A HEAVY TAX SUIT.
Kentucky Sues Southern Pacific for
Thirteen Millions.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 24.-Action
has been begun in the county court to
compel the Southern Pacific to pay
taxes to the amount of $13,000,000
claimed to be due the state and county
for five years. The company has its
corporate headquarters at BeechmOnt,
although it does not own a mile of
track in this state.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-24

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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Lost-Monday, July "a, between my
nome on Pleasant street and office on
Main street, mans coat. Please re-
turn to me or to the Statesman office
and receive reward. Edward c. Mills.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-24
Famous Horsetrader Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24-Don
Comeron one of the most prominent
horse traders on the Pacific coast, dled
this morning in a hospital in Provi-
dence, r. |.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-24
TOWN TOPICS

Street Cleaner Is Here-The new
street cleaner ordered by the city sew
aral weeks ago mas arrived from the
east and will be put into commission
in a few days.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-24

Operation for Appendieitis-Mrs.
Edward Mckenzie, wife of prominent
state line farmer, was brought to the
Walla Walla hospital late Saturday
night suffering acutely from an attack
of appendicitis. An operation was
performed early yesterday morning
her physicians are hopeful for her re-
covery.
OF for Roberts Ranch-Ex- Mayor
Babcock and wife, Mrs. ]. w. Cookery
and two daughters, Misses Hazel and
Erma, and George Evans and family,
have gone to Roberts ranch to spend
the heated term. About a dozen camps
nave been established at Roberts. A
big crowd from the city spent yester
day on the Walla Walla river, return
ing last night.
Pavement Was Hard-J. c. McAlpin
was under the doctors care at the
Walla Walla hospital yesterday fore
noon as a result of being thrown from
horse onto the hard pavement in
Alder street. No bones were broken
but Mr.. McAlpin was badly bruised
about the shoulders and face. He re-
turned to his home after having his
injuries attended to.
Victim of Appendicitis-Leonard E.,
6-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
McClanahan, prominent Eureka Flat
pital yesterday morning. following an
operation for appendicitis. The lad
was near deaths door when brought
to the hospital Saturday evening by
his parents. The funeral occurred at
Toucnet station this afternoon.
Second Death in Family-Milo
Gwinn, 5-year- old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs L. J. Gwinn, residing at GA
Pleasant street, died early yesterday
morning of pleuro-pneumonia, con-
tracted during an attack of measles.
The funeral occurred yesterday after
noon, Rev. Rice, pastor of the First
congregational church holding short
services at the grave. This is the Sec
ond death in Mr.. Gwinn's family within
lx-i,, of he
same disease ten days ago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-24

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
CONSOLIDATION SCHEME.
County Board adopts Resolutions Com
bmng School DiB,rcA

Al ru mDalIug OF the board ~ coun
A.. commissioners Monday Chairman
Wilson introduced resolutions which
uuy into effect the confoiuUou of The
school districts of thc county into two
dI.uINa no. provided Don u BIN passed.
by 'N. H#J legislature Tho resolutions
u's0 mmr lHu members OF the board
of education lur the two districts ami
ny thNr salaries Ul s2Ol per unnum Tor
each mumbu and their bonds ut $500
oUph RESOLUTIONS Woro also introduced
ny ChUm0u Wilson sctt'ug time ana
place lor tNn two boards Ia meet anil
orpuuOao. An of the resolutions wor
adopted ly % unanimous vote
Tho trustees or Nc Jordan district
are. H. A. Bulomuu g. q, CrupO Ito,
nn A. Smith John Hanson Jr ana
q. n. Hobole. ana they are 90 servo
mtl the nHl meeting uf the board ot
education n january 1900. They are
10 meet for Organization ui sandy I'm
the city hHll 0U Wednesday, july b,
1905. M % o'p.ook
ThD m.mhu M the board for tho
Gmunc district are G. ~ Soronson. A.
s. Gphn0tl E H. Morgan g. W. lurf.
SON and 49, j. Homo. and they are to
inrNr mNl the mmo time me- the utha
,rp Thuy win meet Tor organization
IN Che Central school building nl FARM
az. uHrl ON Monday July 10, at ~ M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
TELLS TALE OF WOE,
Mira, Josoph Davis Walks to Dony'r
From This City,

4 womu who gives her name ua Mls.
Joseph Davis, and who tolls % chockorod
story Of adventure seldom experienced
by one OF her sex, was picked mp by
Police Omocr Miner yesterday just
aftor she had boon put on u RIO Glando
unIn, She N now being cnlcd Tor az
lho county jall while an effort II pee
inn made Ia locate members OF htr
fuully, who are Hald 10 reside mere.
Tho woman says that I'M the month ul
May nno walked the entire distance
from salt Lake 10 Donycr except TOR
Two short rides ON hundoarr fh,
walked along the railroad tracks, pld
me Journey consumed four WcokH ~
roctlon houses and ranches nlong me
way. fho WaN Hospitality received, lool
and gomo times money being supplied
her. Arriving nt Denver, she was locN'
cd up IN Sab Tor several days ana lhb
Al ticket Tor San Francisco WINS glWn
her and sho was placed on board "a l,o
Gmudo uuln, ,.
Spcnklng Of her early HE, Mrs Doyla
snyg ihat sno wns born AZ Lehh llor
father and mother separated, ana inc
rll drlftod 10 Butte, whore she ella pms
10 have married. "A minister After lee
Ing divorced from him. she went TO ldh'
no Falls aud thoro married stones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
LINDSEY TO COUNCIL.
Donyors Juvenile Court judge Urges
Detention School,

Julga D. n Lindsey addressed the
city council mst ught when he re-.
Vowed the work accomplished among
the boys IN Denver The Judge urged
the council 10 establish dotonuon
school IN lhln ety. Two yonrs ago ono
donc % great deal ot good. No boy
had been known 10 run away from 49,
and me boys sent lholo were Wr0ncI
from 'holr ovll habits, Tho establish.
mont la conducted by former school
principal ana hia wife AZ 500 per month
and youthful Offenders instead " bong
thrown into joll are taken there away
from the communicating influences NJ
the iailH The Judge said Ne was on hls
way - Portland 10 attend there a meet.
INK of crlmlnologisls, and no would bu
glad 20 tell Thorn Of the progress made
IN Walt Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

that no such Organization shall have
moro than ten delegates
Governors OF states aud territories,
members Of the Congress Of the United
states, ana oN,prosidontH " this con-
WCss are CN.o0lci0 members, with all
iho privileges OF dclcgalcs except Not-
ing.
Permanent mombore have an The prl'
Nilcpos NJ delegates eYoept voting,
RUFUS =, JENNlNGR
chairman Fan Francisco, cab
TOM RICHARDSON
Vice Chairman Portland, on
ARTnlR H. FRANCIS,
Secretary pounndpr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
TO BUILD PIPELINE,
James II, Anderson, VIII Furnish BinP'
ham Junction With water

Tho county commissioners hnVe
granted Jamcs n, Anderson a franchise
W construct ID rIpo lWo along ana across
the public highways between sandy
and bingham Junction for lho purpose
of furnishing water for culinary ana
domestic purposes tn the residents 't
lho mtlu town The pine line VIII cost
about $4,000 and n ~ proposed To ul'
pnnl2c Il stock company among me
farmers ana residents ~ bingham
Junction who VIII furnish the required
funds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

mason named Dnyis, from whom gie
was also divorced At Bingham rwh,
she became engaged % a Japanese, but
broke the engagement because her
imncoc failed 10 support her II was
after this that she took tho long walk
10 Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
Nerve Fac.
If You Waste Your
Nerve Energy, After
Awhile You VIII
suffer For II.

fon cnn WN'I" N'''. ior'' ny okoeHH'
oycr.wort WON" uNND.N etc.
Youonn wclGu youJtny not collng
r Ll"y '''D o %. ,., ,o, g,o ,,.' "
rh, rr.... u,,im.lt I'm addition IN
meal bread urcprd crIoalr oiop h
"',' ,.....
Thl' " hh OI.. I''.h NNd n'INo
food OH amy food son could eat ana be-
.id,s furuIahea giru.ln and touo of lls
49,. '', '''' d.. ,'. ............, ,..,...
wWom. ana rr. IL 70 i.rDw
br hma L,.iu.,I.a huf,no ls a re.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

The greatest system rcnoyolor RE-.
stores vitality regulates thn Kidneys
liver and stomach, II lluluHltru Rocky
Mountain Tea falls ~ cWo. get your
money back That's fair, 30 cents, Tea
or Tablets AK your DrugRlst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

Constipation ana piles are tNne
They kll people inch hv mch sap llfo
away every day. lloIlNcr'H Rocky
Mountain Tea win positively cure YOU.
30 euro no pay go rDnlH Tea or Tab.
lets, ASK your Dwggisl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

Louis D. Kruger oS,champIon long .9l"
lDl,ro loot ruror Of Germany. ana lloF
land. wrtcs oct 2ilh lnll "pulluE my
irnlnlup NJ eight weeks loot racer 40 SAT-
Inko Cly IN Ami last ! used bal,oldH
snow iinlmgni 10 my Rltal'rl Nau,I neg
Snuw iinImont 10 AN who nr louhl"l
Win FpullH bruises or Inflammation.
sC. Mr' 'lul bottle. Sold by Z, q, NJ, T.
IMn nInl ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
SANITATION OF BINGHAM
Health Conditions There May Revive
smeltor Smoke Controversy

The county board of health win hold
"a meeting ON Thursday momIg at 10
o'clock 10 discuss the matter NJ santa.
t.on Of Bingham ana Alta Dr u. h.
Realty secretary " the state board
~ health win be present to consider the
question with the board rhc sheriff
Drd his deputies were instructed sew.
olnl days ago 10 investigate conditions
AZ bingham ana n is expected mat
% report WIN ho made by them n is
thought Chat the tmpltcr smoke mus,
nnro Nlll ho lnRon up again NJ the
meeting and some plan NJ action 10
ub1lo the same agreed upon
~fHasaa,as.s . 90 asHH.ss.sas
I'M brave me rlormo of Chllknot Pass.
nm eros the plains of frozen gmsp,
I'd lauvo my wife and cross The sea,
Nathrr than be without ROCKY Noun.
tain Tea.
Az your Druggist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
PLAN AGREED eros.

the plan NOW ogIcd upon O| .l.
committees poyDW,
lNluauOU ol the gravity Quite. ..Nu'.
hugluuup ut the ptouut l.IWUu" li
the intersection of state .N E'h
South streets, thence south u. nu.h
10 sixth South WrrotI luonru u.I uU"
block tU Second l3put r'rr.N 'NDN.H
south one block To ScyoUth South
street, ,houvc east one hU.b 400 IulM
Eul uUcul Wouco south uH. U0o.N
10 sluhDh South street. inunDu east 0np
block TO Fourth East rlu.D lN.u.r
south one block 10 Nm,h South uDDl
An mtwcrpDuR main foWuI NDWns
ming no Inc intersection of GUu Temple
ANA smith South atI0uJN lhw. W".i
nine BLOCKS lo Elghh NuHl rND...
tnmro north 30 blocks ,o Smith Nnun
street
A pumping station and uuu lo b.
loOllol ul some point ou lho intercept.
INK main wWpr between Iuu NuUu
ana Smith North streets and u p.uD.IIno
running p0Flory thuc.rOm l0 ID cone
nootlpn with the gravity oui0pl s.Nrn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

slllnlr July llh train every A. min.
ulug always ON time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
ina Removed the Cause Of
Kidney trouble.

WhaIoYCr lh0 rOU7Ol IN0 kI0nOYH
cease 10 eliminate the urea loifons
from tho blood and allow tho escape OF
nutritious serum, and O rapid decline In
hcnlth md strength 81 thortwlh
pcwna promptly cures the calorrh
when an Of these disaRrocablc eymp
toms dinppoor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04


Mr. Otto A. Ncmer, American Epuroon formerly chef 70 Col w. j.
Cody buffalo D now Ch Of tho Rainier Grand Hotel Seattle Washp
wrltoB
II suffered with kidney and bladder trouble until life did not
worth living had tried many medicines but did not get any relief UNI
I'll took Pona really wonderful how much better was after
had used this medicine only week. Ibid not expect that would help
permanently but as long was doing good continued use
IT, At tho end Of six months found relief that had rid my
tenn Of all pos and that cured stay cured You certainly
hayoa splendid medicine and gladly endorse &C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

ITO for a bath solor July ith train
oycy % minutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

Th.pIHuo for rourrlDou wd pleasure
w luIy llh H su.wU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04
Caiorrh of the Kidneys a Common

COnuh Of The Kidneys may arise
from the spread of coiarrh from Other
orgonsoritmhy arise from some irrlta'
ton Of the kidney. directly IN Mo
organs lhomselycs, ltmay oiro result
from a Gold,
IL allowed to continue, 10 develops
into Brighps Disease or diabetes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

Tine governor Of each state ana ter,
urory may appoint ten delegates ana
lut moro Than twenty delegates,
Tho mayor NJ each city, one delegate
ana ono additional delegate for each. h'
600 inhabitants, provided, however mat
DO olty shall have more than ten 1el''
gloa
Each county may appoint one dolc'
r0le through ita executive olllceh
Each hualnosg organization one dclr'
R1lo ana ono additional delegate Ior
every 30 members provided however
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-04

Tho stock Ia not overly lWgHi
ont what n lacks lu number Ia
Wly made NM iu tho beauty of
tiyIW and tnn extraordinary loW
pID.a We want tu close ont
,vry uWol I'm the house lhlH
Wook Unt made uW u...n ur.
,0rIIURly II you contemplate
bu,lUg 10 wuHlL ltH NHlu ot
money ip overlook olr oIIuu Not
lnupu 0f uN ONE HIN'o 40 muus
ton prI.00 .hUl como and ."o,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
bic brutfdrn Danoelsutrtrase.
Sbr albfdIub has @auptperoicnif oes Staafss
fefretdrs oes Smueren.

Sbr atbfdjInb has Sauptoeroienft oes Staafss
fefretdrs oes Smueren.
Wobl oas 6auptperoisnt, auf ale
Safe Die 9auptarbeit bat BEL Dem 3uz
ftanoefommen Ser neuen 9anoelsperS
trdse bes oeuti9en Nei9es nit elmer
In5abl a~ustpdrtiger Staaten Der
beuti6e StaatsfefretGr oes sSnneren,
Or. @rtbur 9raf b. PofaoopstpzWebz
ner eebabt.
&rtbur Sraf b. Ppiaootpstp, 1916
gu @roBglosau, preubii9@S9leiien
geboren, panote ii9 na9 Nbfolpirung
feiner iuri1tii9en Stubien oenienieen
S~is5iplinen gu, Die Jpn CUR Sbdtigteit
i'm praftiI9en 2eben, CUR Nrbeit fir
oas 9%emeinpobl am 8eiten b%efdbieten.
Sn 2an6nirtbi9aft uno 8olfspirtbe
f6aft grinoli9 porbereitet, puroe er
1873 2anbratb in 8oien. @on 1882
Bis 1885 pertrat ppfaoppstp i'm preu=
bii9en 2anbtage Den Wablfreis Srals
notwithstanding; 1889 beeann er
als 2an6esOireftor, ipGter als 2anoess
bauptmann bon pofen cine Wirfiam>
felt, Die 6ur9 erfolgreiGe Reorganiias
ton elmer Defenders f9pierigen Yrp=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10


Der SopfpfIan5en 9ebOrt es,
bab bic @rboberfldde jepeilig nit
einem fpiben 6olSe ober elmer attn
9abel gelpdert pirb. Die grbe pirb
bur6 bas @iebsn gu elmer gang felten
S9i6t neutrality-suspicious., 10 BOB
f9liebli9 2uft unb Wafer niat me5r
einbrdnsen f0nnen, lebteres perbunftet.
obne ben SOpfbaaen burGfeu6tet gu
baben. Mber ni9t nur bas Ma1cr,
fonbern audi bic 2uft mub ben Sopsz
banen bur6bringen %fOnnen, benin alb
bieie pi-tt duberit bele6enb auf bcs
Wa4stbum Der Pflansen.
Ser Setapertb unerer
9DI5er. IGeemein pirb angenom=
men, bab Der 0eiapertb Der 9Ol5er lnl
70 srDBer fei, je barter iie iinb. Sos 1T
aber burhdus ni9t Der Sal, benin zines
u%nferer ~tpeid3iten SDl5er beiist bic
gr0bte 9ei5traft, ndmli4 bus 2inbens
bola. Nimmt mon bieie gu 100, 70
fplgt an 3peiter Stele Elm ebenfaus
pei9es 5ol5. bic 8iefer NIT 90; bann
fommen ulme unb Sanne nit SO,
Weibe, HpBfaftanie, 2dr9e NIT 81,
Mborn nit SO, S9parapappel nit 95,
Weibbtrfe unb grle nit ga; barauf
folet EFF bic barte eide nit 80, Weibz
bu9e nit 81 unb &otbbu9e nit 80.
Geben0tg be9raben. uns
fern Meffina, Si5ilien, entoedten
junge 2eute in eiRem entlesenen older
oas Sfelett zines iunsen Mannes, Ser
felt elmer &eibe bon Sabren permibt
tpuroe. Ser Batter biefes 0eri6pun=
oenen bat in Ger l1nterfu6ung seitans
BEN, ben Sobn unter 9eibilfe feiner
Srau Dor ID Sabren lebenoig begraz
Ben 81 bahen. Ser @ater tpuroe TO-
fort perbaftet. Ger Sralt gelang IS, gu
entfliehen.
& m Meps
eIn. Mepfel toerben gei9Glt, in
@iertel sei9nttten, BON BEN &ernge>
bGuien befreit unb nit elm tpenig Wai@
Ter uno Butter gu einem Mus geto9t.
&~artoffeln perben gei9dlt, gepai9en,
in WaHer nit Sala eareefo9t, abee>
gohen, nit Den Nepfeln gu einem feiz
men 8rei oeitampft unb serieben, nit
Mil6 beroiinnt uno NIT biel Butter
permtf9t. Wenn Die &artoffeln ange<
rt9tet iin0, gebe man in Butter gels
eebratene geriebene Ssmmel bariiber.
4ls 8eildgen &otelettes, gebratenes
&inbfltf9, ~eebratene 2eber.
NeunaiaiGbriger BALL
g #. Muf einem in 3eibler, 8Obmen.
abgebaltenen 8ale bss oortisen Milis
tGr= @eteranenpereines fono fi9 audi
Der i'm 80. 2ebensjabre itebenoe lang
iGbrige frii6ere @pritano bes @ereines,
Sofef Yietf9mann, setpeiener Bidder
meiiter, elm. @on oen 8erfammeltsn
berali9f begriibt, 0urd einen brett
maligen Suf6 Der MuiffapeGe em@
pfangen, enti4iob fi9 Der Reun5tsidhz
rige, Ser cine geraoeau betpunoerungss
piiroige Stride uno Glafti5itdt On DEN
Sag legte, fofort au einem SdnS9en.
6ds er ohne grmiioung bis gum
@9lufe bur9fibrte. Ser beiabrte
Sanger perlieb bas Jeft erft beim Wors
gengrduen.
MtIb gepo oene e u f..
Sn elmer Strabe 2Dpenberss, preu>
bif9<S 1lefie entrib fi4 cine Rub
fhrem eSiihrer. Ginen Brieftr1der
f9leuoerte fie 10 beftig segen cine
Wano, oaB Der Mann i4pere innere
@erlebunsen erlitt. Gin anoerer Mann,
ben oas Shier auf Die 9Drner senom=
men bate, fam nit lei9terer Gers
Iebuns babon, uno ein poliaeiferseor /.
Der 6as Sbter ~aufbalten tpolte, tpurle
mitten II. ben Strabenf9mub eef9leu=
bert. Crit mad itunoenlauser. anges
ftrengter Miibe gelans es, oas in5pi=
fden mioe semoroene 9hier pieoer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10

Or. Nrtbur @raf b. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pinsialperpaltung elm flaiiii9es 8or>
Bib beutf6er Sulturarbeit in Der Of=
mari aetpor6en lit.
Gin 0ertpaltungsbeamter, Der nit
griinbli9er 8enntnib aller gin3el6eiten
oes pirtbf9aftli9en Srsanismus Den
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