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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
WIRE IS SENT TO SENATOR
PILES TO-DAY ASKING FOR A
LARGE APPROPRIATION.

After much consideration during
the past two weeks the committee
on legislation Of the Alaska Yukon.
Pacific exposition decided this
morning 10 have a bin introduced
az this session ~ congress proVid
ing for Alaska's participation IN the
1893 fair
The committees decision was
communicated today 20 Senator
Samuel H. Piles In wire signed by
! A Na1ean. director general
II Is recommended by the com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
coNFgssEs IN COURT.

George Guest arrested November
80 on = charge ~ robbery commit.
ted on the steamer Ramona. enter
81 a plea ~ not guilty "a week ago
but changed n this morning and
made = fun confession Of his guilt
exouefatlnR Albert Horn. Who was
arrested with him Horn vas 20
leased Guest viii be arraigned on
charge 81 grand larceny Ills
trial has been set for next satur
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
New cAR SCHEDULE.

The repeated complaints u the
aeople ~ Fremont and Green Lake
for better car service has at last
horne fruit The Seattle Electric
company has placed additional ears
on the Green Lake line. to run On
10 minute schedule each way ~
FAR ~ park station These cars
have signs over the daaher To
Park station Only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
SEATTLE'S P0ST0FFIcE IS
JUST ABOUT The "LIMIT"

Whatever be the the service given by the Sc
postoee probably the worst given in office In
United States Stewart says u Is because OF
tack Of clerical help caused by the failure OF the Officials at
Washington fully appreciate the rapid growth OF the bust
office unnd enough to say that much
Of delivery delay IL oeeasoned by the
lack Of proper management office u remains never
theess bad as they could poe
sibly be- o be within the province o' the
Chamber Of Commerce Commercial club to Inquire
into situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
AT t Err
jUR Y
Indications Point TO Dit.
fIculties in Securing
Men to Try Ches-
ter Thompson.

~
81 IL needless % repeat that 4
= the state does not believe 4
a Chester Thompson insane. Nor 4
= uaa he, In my mind. Insane 4
when he murdered Judge Eu- :
= cry. Ne certainly gave evt =
. denee Of oiesrnsss o. purpose 4
= when he bought ths revolver 4
before going 20 Judge umory's .
home, and am not az ell In 4
ciined 20 believe that Il 70 a =
a symptom Of inaanity for a nuf a
. defer 90 express no regret for .
. hls act Mr.. Thompson, the IA .
! thsr of the Boy, has my Elm .
4 eefust sympathy, bot justice .
. demands that young Thompson q
. be punished Tor his crime - =
/. Prosecuting Attorney Maekir .
q tosh. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
'oulo BUY LAND ron
RECREATION PARK

y.s,. park board 10 iis meeting
" e,,f appointed J. -. Ffiuk J.
hs,,.. ana a. % Ernst az a com
ust. " consult with the owners
A.. huntsr tract Tor the sale II
IN p ne Aount Baker addition
ks,,s s ,.giic recreation ground. The
ma $40 Seeded i9 place watch.
sst... We f9-acre tract rereuifg
q 49,. -. y nc CITY by J. ~ FnHk
-. ss'' ne pualic from cutting
la - ny unhery fnr Chrlsfmaa
inss n',Hoiaa war appointed a..
- ~ ne Toe 81 IA aalarv
~ Efg month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
| APPONI
IS DEAD
tserIpp. rslssrsph ssrdss.l

RoME. Dee. 1-pr t3glHeppe
t.apponi. physician 70 the pope. aied
his morning i.apponl had been 81
Imoat constant attendance upon
81 pope. and his COLLAPSE and sub
.squent death was fully expected
- his closest friends. vho urged
i'm 10 rect. bat without avail
Iapponi graduated from the uni
eefHlty II Bologna and 90 ISIS be-
ama medical advisor % the late
pope Leo. fie vaa continued Ia
tffee by the present pope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
ANOTHER QUAKE
IN CALIFORNIA
fsetIpp. Telegraph s.rvIs.l

san LUIS oBlsPo. Cal. Dec. Z
a slight earthquake OF thirty sec
andH duration was felt Ia this Vi
entity at 10 30 O'Clock last night
No damage resulted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
John CLANCY DIVORCED IN
RECORD-BREAKLNG TIME

KNOWN POLITICIAN AND
s'ssr WARD LEADER eaAao
- ais wlFG. MAMIE CLANCY.
.,ys iaPRoPRlGrlEs AND
.se,isHs A oEcREG or ste
.s.r,oN-No ALtAoNN rs
esAsrEo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07

DINING The aclcciIOn Of theHe men
Attorney Thomas Vance showed
plainly that he had not forgotten
Attorney Morris's cffor, 20 have bin
removed from the case Time and
again the associate counsel from
Olympia broke In with cutting oh
ioeilons which plainly irritated the
chief counsel for the defense and
especially 80 Tor the reason that the
majority Of the objections were aus
talned. Attorney Morris invarl.
ably succeeded In getting his ques
tloua In. however. despite his irh.
tatIon at being interrupted. which
proved that be has not In any WAY
lost his cunning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
PRECEDENT OFFICIALLY DE
MES HUMoR or NEW
TREATY OR MODIFICATION
or THE PRESENT ONE.
fserIne. TeIsaraph ssrvIes.l

t1fftFbs f'iHhf"P" ~
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.--Assiat.
ant Secretary Of State Bacon an
nounced. after an interview with
the president THIS morning. that
\ nov treaty. on a modification OF
the present one with japan, Is not
contemplated. The president also
wished 10 say that the visit Of
Iapaneae Consul Aoki had no con.
neellon with possible changes OF
tie present treaty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07

olt lie hard for father 70 4
. deolare hia own son Insane, but 4
. Chester was insane when he 4
. shot Judge Emory, as he has a
. been since Infancy. he never 4
3 has realized what he did, and
= for that reason has never eS- 4
. pressed any regret Tor HE &C 4
q ton. When on the night % 4
= murder Induced him 20 come 4
= out OF the room where he had 4
. barrleaded himself he exhibit 4
= ed no emotion. despite the fact 4
. that there was talk % lynch 4
= ina. Ne showed no emotion 4
= when he was brought from 4
= prison 10 look upon the face 4
a OF his dead mother, who never 4
= knew her son was murderer. 4
q All ask In thls case is jus a
= tlee. We will bring witnesses 4
= who have known Chester from 4
. childhood 10 prove tina, he new. 4
a er was Of sound mind. We will 4
4 prove. too, that he never FIRE 4
= ausnted places Of evil repute, 4
= as has been eharged."-W. ". 4
= Thompson, father Of Chester
4 Thompson.
I. . !. . a A A . a A a A !. a i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
es,,ins IN. jury

81 Jurors worc passed fof
cause IN the afternoon session Of
she trial That 10. ihgy we're placed
90 che eligible iiat % trial Jurors
though. as matter % fact. they
mAy never sit IN the case. The
state has nix psrsmptnry challenges
and the defense twelve The riEht
Of these challenges " fully exsrcla
ed uIli remove eighteen eligible
iafYmeu without the necessity Of
an explanation.
The six men selected NJ adjourn
meui last night are Otto Heinrich
OF 1859 jefferson az this city. a
maehlnist employed by the Puget
Sound steel works " hsrena. 3
years old. a liquor dealer nt The
pufallup reservation. J. u. Ben
sIua. about a. years old. store
keeper at Edenviils John NJ Gro
man. an old thine locomotive engin
cer employed hy the Northern Pa
cifie and living az 720 East Thirty
second ST. Tacoma. William n
Oyief. OF zoo Wright av. dealer IN
paints. aud John l.. Kecee. ranehsI
aud proprietor Of the famous Reese
camp which opens even season go
Nj Rainier
OF the aix Jurors passed for cause
four are married Berens and Helm
rich are the only ones who deciar
81 they we're single Horens Il
scarcely two years older than the
hos he will be called upon 10 judge
IN the event no o. selected one Of
The frlal lnrnra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07

.rs Of married llft the
~, % au iuaWkrni husband
-. .n.pt iu a beautiful home aud
f.,..,isA by numerous servants
f.,s,,a 10 a. her every hlddinF
u aase ana mNuyX came tp
san Mrs Mamie clancy
q s,snehfsia when Judee Giiilam
ss., granted "a divurge 60 her
$500 lohnuy clancy. vel
- h seattle as a rase horse
,.lstisiau ana ons- time prom
v.r,blsr. The divorce Was
- - ana granted oH ghe stuand
-, - ssifaurtwrnt had arisen
s.sw,sa lhs por'irs which made Il
....b,e ior thrm to ioukef live
rs.sssf - man and wife
set Ne, Contested.
a.. srpilsaiion for the divafee
y. - resisted on the part 81 Mrs
$500 though abr was represented
rasf4 b. al attorney, Ber was
i. svaesst any portion ~ the prop
-. 4, s&lats 90 the community
a. = estimated CO. be worth un
-. ~ tsaaea The aiisEstieus tn
!. snnrlAint in the caae are q a
.szs,as character bat u developed
: 49, testimony offered ~ Ar
sz.sex ana eihrr Witnesses that The
-. rkarre Vas one 10 suspected
nf.ssiily. evidyncr in Decentralization
= a. scspieiea btins offered IA
.sssn,sny that she was seen 81
ea,s,snd in company with ether
~. aad tat she FvEisgsred AZ
frthna kessi under an assumed
nsN.
Aad a essatiiui se'us.
Mrs. ciansr came Co Seattle fgem
mfsN Mcuf. end was married u
ma CiaHgy m june iaat They
Msa IN = beautiful hamr erected
m sArm on Twvuty ninth aV and
rsnser say oyrriookinx Lake
nashlnxtun not large hans. IS
Sastir residence ~ tbe better class
~ ere utfFd both inside aad
~ vsfh al ths requirements II
49, ara lExufy
nrs Clanry uas % a tyre -
sssaty shich wighi veil b d.
kssnea a. slrikinE ~ dinulfted
msriasx ana defueanor. she always
d~saea tn ne heixht % taste aHA
n.kisr. and her frruuent arHaag-
shee o. ths strrets % tire city. both
ga PEDESTRIAN and a. a heraeuaz
nan erivlng her husbands high
trse hvrses. has made Der face T.
naAaf q thousands 81 Seattis zee
~
Beginning az Treuhi~.
fhs sstfanetmrnt between Mr
80 Mrs Clancy dates from taat o.
hssF. whsn Nra clancy went ta
fsaeusssr. Wash Co pay a visit t.
Rataxss % her husband During
- aheenes abe registered ~ ths
ersxen tsuss ai Portland an4ar fhe
mns e Mrs I u smith - Ia.
nm1 aad cas- seen b. q friend -
~ kashaaf III thr eeunanS -
tfhsf men under circumstance
sakA ceasss thr friend e. wire NJ
can<r rrxardiug the matter. A
ksrF1-ap trip 90 Portland on ~
ssss ~ NJ CLANCY during shlea
y eanfirrrsd tas suspicious arouse
n ~ Feseifi % ere telegram. rig
wsd h The testimony ga the ease
Saes the srpaFatian Mrs. CIamet
kas ssen Hving wlth her mother 6
O. farrner Tesitente 81 Nfa flsIsH
kseFs Hrtbsii. on Fourteenth a.
b ine caritel RAJ district
Proceedings Brisf.
The tiyoFcs psneeesiines oecuRle
" a ssry few minutes yestsfda
shsraoon NJ Clancy wtth 1t
slfornsy and the atiarnsy ior M
csnry appeared before Judge GIT
- shortly after 10 o'clock Ths
sssessaFy testimony Vas pfeesntes
~ aeerse grated aud the cen
flasni aud answer Ia the cast Hir
aside 81 thlrsy minutes The an
wsr 10 The complaint waa simply
ssnizi q the allegations made II
o. eumpiMint An incident 70 tn
ssssedinws Wus the flllnG % ~
nsxsr oue mlnute before the fllin
81 -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07

returning. transferring passengers
al the junction The Seattle Elee.
ine Co have a large force % men
at sorh repairing the tracks and
tfsatie. and IL IL expected that the
car service will be Ia condition foi
travel tonight
Damage on the Lake.
The high Wind Of last night did
much damage on the eastern shore
Of Lake Washington ~ kirkland
5sfooi launch uaA driven ashore
aud broken up The crews Of Capt
John l. Audefson's steamers Dor
othy and Xanthus. tied up At Kirk
land. had some difficulty In get
ting those two steamers out from
the dock and 20 a place % shelter
At Medina IL iH reported this
morning that tao launches we're
sunk. aud at other points along the
lake small craft Scrc broken up
OF sunk
The roof Of the building In which
the Seattle Wooden Miii Co IL 70
Gated II Kirkland Was blown off
last ufRht b. the storm
1t AaH the hardest blow ! have
seen since I have been IN buuinass
on Lake Washington. uaid Capt
Anderson this morning "Forta
nafalY the sind came from the
ueai aud didn't disturb anything
on the western shore % the lake
| have not heard from all points
on the eastern shore. bat the dam
age done over there must have been
considerable
Storm on sound.
on the sound the waters we're
piled hIsh The mosquito fleet kept
steam up during the night captains
not knowing when they would be
forced 20 leave the docks 10 keep
ffum being pounded 10 pieces The
steamers all arrived az Seattle from
different runs before the fury Of
the storm vaa felt last night
A boat house AZ the foot Of
Union 81 VAS smashed 10 pieces By
drift logs. and the big gate at the
QaffneY dock Was blown down.
The British bark Marion Josiah.
anchored on the stream, dragged
some dla.nnce. but with no dam.
age
Rig signs along the front were
blown down. and late pedestrians
we're kept busy lodging obstacles
which the wind raced up and down
the waterfront thoroushfare.
Trees Blown Down.
Prom all sections Of the city re
ports come II trees being blown
down. and In many instances caus
lne much damage A two'aiory
house on 2ist av.. north Of Madison
81. was damaged by tree crash
Ing through tho roof, alarming the
inmates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
JAPAN'S TREATY To
REMAIN THE SAME

decision Of tho board Of education is
to confino Japanese students 10 the
Oriental school. The sentiments
Of the president I'm his message
will not alter the decision Of the
board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07
RAISED
BY HIGH WIND

A storm with a wind registering
velocity greater than ever before
Al the local weather bureau &C
eufffa last Night Ia Seattle and
YieinltY For five minutes between
IL nb and ~ 10 O'Clock the sind
blew al the rate of a mile a minute.
aud for several hours after oontin
uad II rate Of between forty and
nftF miles an hour
The precipitation VAS also some
thinx ranaFkaele. 2:7i inches fell
luR darlna the twoniS four hourh.
+ en- paFison can be made with
the fainsfufm Nhlch caused the re.
cent leeds. et which time the pre-
elIHfation Ras bat 20.
Tie Winds were from the south.
aest
Practically every awning on First.
aecaud ana Third ayes Ptks and
other baalneaH streets we're down
aad MAay esfs torn % ribbons
sexsial electric signs wont the
meat notable Incident Of this be'nE
he hlN u aud " tamalc Hign on
he top Of the Pike ~ hill. This
eoataua 900 electric lights u tell
autias the heiKhth ~ the wind at
about III O'Clock and several pas
ffa b narrowly escaped Injury
Wires Are Down
Seattle losg Communication with
the Taloosh station Of the United
STATES Neather bureau late last
night This station u of Cape
FIstie4v aud II believed to have
received the fall benefit Of al 81
trumelF bad storm North Head.
of Cape Fiatisry. registered eighty
eight miles an hour
Fuar hundred telephones Of the
sunset company wcrs put out Of
commission. Inost Of those being
alahk Third az. although many are
down oil over The city Long dis.
lance has lost communication with
Everett and points 20 the north III
IRA forces are ~ work on the wires
this morning aud communication
siil Be reeaiahllahed early this
afternoon
Car Service peuoralired.
A II O'Clock last night three
trees ws5a bdoNu down AZ Wood.
land park and all the Seattle Elec
tfic Co = wires were put out Of bus
lness. The city hFht wires were
alec destroyed About 100 feet
south OF the south entrance Of the
para ) tree fell across tho track
Two trees near the center Of the
nara we're blown down and de
atra4ea the trestle The largest
81 the trees was $50 feet lonG and
five feet IN diameter At the base.
The car system In that district II
arfnnrailaed. the cars running
around tho east side Of the lake "a
the north end Of the park and then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07

The devotion ~ Maurice Thofnp
Auu for bis unfurunatr brother
promises 10 b. one 81 the feature
% the trial Al dsy yesterday be
sat a. he side. with his arm reatiuf
across the other shoulder. 40 II t.
fsmind aim ia the midst % al
those who aatod curlously upon klm
thai IS aiIii bad one friend
The uKif significance q the
words Have Ypu ans cuuaetsn
lioaa scmplsa against the death
paaailf. and u you t0uuf him sui.
= anula yoa bring ia a verdict that
thla Defendant BE- hanged p asked
repeatedly b che prosecution q
pros anctiYu tug1 mcn. seemed 70
have atfuuK effect upon tbs elder
brother. sad BE- allowed hlA arm r.
efrep closer about the others Shout.
der each time be- heard them
nut 81 the prisoner noticed bis
hfnEhnf'a mute aymnafhy he save no
slsu % IL Sc spoke no Nurd 20
either his father or brother during
che aaY and be never orce booked
n the enclosure where the iurymsu
WaHa beinz examined 10 bad The
appearance not % one who WAS not
interested. bat whose thoughts
usru simply busy with something
FAR away from the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07

Nv a o. PRINCE.
staff Correspondent % The STAR

TACOMA. Dec IA second We
nife slil have 90 b. drawn tea ths
chester Thompson trial The ftrrs
panel alli have been exhausted Al
TIE END ~ che days session, and
fhs aprsuaiuE counsel arr Hiill fight
ms aa stuhhonIy over every pros
reeftFe tufyman nH when the exam.
nation heHan.
TIE tafy commissioner all prob.
ahis b. called tomorrow draw az
the second srnifv The iist vii
have 70 BE- certified bs the clerk and
then sent to The sheriff. wbo Niil
summon The neu panel
Under the Law each venifsmeu
has = heufu in which 60 answer the
SUMMONS. stitch vii probably make
Il Tuesday. y nnt later. before the
fsiai luTf is ehassn. tut three iufs
men were passed for caused this
maHaiHF
The fufYmen passed fof cause
NiIE af course. b. subject 20 the
nsrsmptafY challenges - "a all
shlsh maY be exercised hy the
State and defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07

(soripps Telegraph ssrvies.l
PARIS. Dec Tho French
press unanimously endorses the &C.
ton Of the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07

TOXIC. Dec. 7.--Iapaneso newH-
papers are elated over the stand
Of the president, and declare that
HIS action Is prompted by a feeling
Of justice. The thanks OF the ma.
ton 10 President Roosevelt is en-.
tended through the press OF the
cosstry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-07

aAN rRkNM:ca. sHe. t--rse
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07

l3a6eu, btr @ater dber BAT in Reu
Yori 5urid3ubleiben uuo 81 arbeiten.
IGr muB 0ds @elo p%erOieRen, oas e
flr ibre SoiletteH brau6t. Ddiur
nimmt tie nit pob.Doasuosr 5erabs
la6unq Die 5drtlide 2iebe an, Die er
ieinen feihen 302tsr6en ent5sgshs
brin1t. Ulan fam Die tdalihe Be
f1ditigung Der iuBgen QmeritauetiH
in 3nsi 56eiie 3sriegsn, DER cine
beigt Sport uHb Der aHbere bsiBt 5llrt.
an Sommtr gebt Der 6lirt DordH.
Gommers9trlobungsu 3dblen Mot.
fin0 feine rihtigen 0erlobungen. IS
iommi mo6l Dor. OaB DE Sohter oes
U2iaiondrs i'm See5aoe fd nit Dem
.i6maden Gommis zines DdiAges
.f6dfts perlobt un0 IeiHe glldlide
8rdut fpitlt bis in Den 4uguIt biHein.
Q6er penn Der September fommt,
Damn te6ren beioe alf getrsnnten 0e=
aeH 3ur 5taot 3urid uno FRo ber=
nInftig geaus, bic 8erlobang bon
.ielbIt eiai9laieH gu laFen. 9as 8as
oele6en in Qmerita 1T Elm febr uuges
'3uun9sne5 uno 0eutI9e Miittsr idtas
9en no6l Sic 6dn0e i6er Gem Gopfs
3ufammen, peHn re Is nit duiebea
maTtH, uie uRgsnirt sic iuagen Ui60s
hen nit ben iun9en WldHHerH perle9s
zen. Qienduo finoet etrpas babel,
.penn Elm ianges Wd09eH nit einem
uu9en Ulauus ben gan3en Gag iibst
aaeiR u~nisrDegs lit, nm gu fii1eH, gu
.ruOern poer einen 4usflug BIZ uRterz
ne6men. Dds StrdRoleben namauts
lid bat einsn bodt u~ngenirten Gbas
.rafier. U{1nner un0 Erauen BADEN
aurammen. Da lit in einem ser eles
1anteiten See5doer Elm SflpeItsrns
Daar, Gas 3par ME ms Na6er ge9t.
oafur abr Den gan3en 9prmittd5 i'm
gdDetonim am Strdn0e prDmenirt.
Bran uenut fe g0ie tlsinen @riulia-
Qe", neil i6r 8ooetotum aus 0untel=
eriiaen, ie5r iparidm 0%eripeu0etsn
5t0ife beIte6t. Sie tragea feline
9trimpfs, odfiir aber Sanoaien, Be-
rem gleidiaas griine SeioeHbdR0er
frea3rsiIe an 0en 9sinen 6inauf Bis
3um &nie oeri6laagea Iiuo. SIR
i6sDdr3es 6aar 5angt frei ii6sr ben
Ruden binao uHo an ibren llntsrars
meu uno 0berarmen gIdn3en golOeHe
Reife in S9lanseHform. I'm Die I'm
mutb ;9rer gepeguugen gut our Shdu
az 6ringeH, nebmen lie oft einen grOz
tta @ummibdn nit uuO Ipieien nit
i6m uie tleine barmloie Sinner. Sine
6etdunts Shoufpielerin Sat Iih tbr
8dOelofiim aug meiBer Seioe dHfertis
gen ld1eu unO trG5t 0a3u roiaieiOens
5triimpfe, unO auF benz offenen 6aare
eineu groBen petbrotbsa 5ut. sic
tommt ie0en Morgen auf einem
ihtpor3en 8ferOe an ben 8dositranO,
iibt odruuf na6 WdRuerart uuO reitet,
ebe iie ibr 8db nimnt, Elm Stino6en
ouf uuo db, Oamit man Ie 1snigen0
bepunoern fam. 9Dei dn0ere S6ne=
tern ldHen fh in BdbetoftijmeH aus
he1lel6er Gei6e BON einem tIeinen
GTelaeTbann on BEN Strand fdbren.
Gle Iet6R bdben in sen loien 61drsH
nur ie0s cine groBe qriins SdIeiie, bic
GIet dber trdaeu 5tro6biite nit BRET
ten d6Lben 8iu0srn BON Der 9Iei1en
Ndrbe ibrer 9oFiime. Sc iino iunde
WGO6en aus ser 6eten @eis1ihoft.
un0 "a sntipriht ben dnerifaniihsn
9eqriffen RON @rsie6uuq. Rag 0ie 81
tern Ie rubig gepSbrsn lafen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-07
strrbrnnr psrlru.

Sn Der ,GolOI6mieOe3eitung" fins
set ii1 elm ie6r intereKanter QufIaB
iiber ferbenOe 9srlen, Dem mir iolgsus
oe Steaeu s%ntnebmsn: .S5m 2ouDres
WuIeum in 9dris liegt Elm 4erlens
TELLER ouf Sem .5terbebett"! 3nar
uift duf einem 8ett, ionOern auf eli
ner plutte DON Sammt; es 1T Ods
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