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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Mrs. w. A.L/Id, of Everett, came
in Sunday wish Miss Anna Tholin, OF
whom she is an old friend, and to
gether they went to Wenatchee last
Sunday evening, and spent several
days with friends in that city. Mrs.
Lord returded TO her home this week.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

The Losekamp building is fast APP
preaching completion. The lower
floors will be ready for the occupants
in two weeks.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

F. A. Losekamp took the west bound
Wednesday for Seattle and will return
the last OF the week.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Joe Debord is building q substantial
eight room house in Merriam's addition
for Thomas Hodge.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Fly, the young man who was arrested
last week and put under bond to appear
before Judge Taylor Saturday, Sept.
20, was discharged.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Sunday topics in the Congregational
church are as follows: In the morning
"The Masters Touch; in the evening
"Real Things"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Geo. H. Moore spent the first OF the
week in Seattle on business for The
Moore Co.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05
Town and County

Edward Ellis took the train for Seat
tie yesterday morning.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

r. T. King tells us he will be in his
new building in ten days.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

K. A. Campbell and Phil Bartlett
are in Spokane doing the fair and hav-
ing good time.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Buy your hardware at Keating's. 20
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Buy your furniture at Keating's.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Buy your hard ware at Keating's.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Mr.. Swartout and wife came over
from Everett on Monday and will re-
main a week
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1906-10-05

Buy your hardware at Keating's. 90
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Subscribe for The Echo today.
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Buy your furniture at Keating's. 20
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Town and County
Edward Ellis took the train for Seat
tie yesterday morning.
Buy your furniture at Keating's. 2t
r. T. King tells us he will be in his
new building in ten days.
Buy your hardware at Keating's. 70
Geo H. Moore spent the first OF the
week in Seattle on business for The
Moore Co.
Buy your furniture at Keating's. %
Mr.. Swartout and wife came over
from Everett on Monday and will re-
main a week
Buy your hardware at Keatings. 26
r. A. Campbell and Phil Bartlett
are in Spokane doing the fair and hav-
ing good time.
Buy your furniture at Keating's. rs
F. A Losekamp took the west bound
Wednesday for Seattle and will return
the last OF the week.
Buy your hard ware at Keating's. 20
Joe Debord is building q substantial
eight room house in Merriam's addition
for Thomas Hodge.
P. H. Graham appears TO be just as
busy at his new stand as he was at his
old. His old customers will hunt him
up.
Miss Mamie Sparks departed for Spo-
kane last Monday, with the intention
OF making her home there in the fu-
ture.
Mrs. w. h. Little, OF Wenatchee,
spent last Sunday visiting with her ia
Their and mother, M. and Mrs. o. S.
Sampson.
The Losekamp building is fast APP
preaching completion. The lower
floors will be ready for the occupants
in two weeks.
Sunday topics in the Congregational
church are as follows: In the morning,
'The Masters Touch; in the evening,
"Real Things
Fly, the young man who was arrested
last week and put under bond to appear
before Judge Taylor Saturday, Sept.
20, was discharged.
Miss Mae Kleinsmith who spent the
summer on Lake Chelan arrived here
Wednesday and will for a time be en-
gagged on The Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Jackson returned
Thursday morning from Spokane,
where they spent the past week, and
while there visited the fair.
]. M. Duffy, of Wenatchee, spent
yesterday mixing around among old
Leavenworth friends. He says our
town is certainly improving,
1
S. P. Bethel sold to F. S, Searles the
first of this week 40 acres out OF the
tract recently plated as the First Ad-
dition to Leavenworth by the Leaven-
worth Land Co., for $500
Gus Biork is rushing the brick lay
ing on the Frank building to compile
ton with his accustomed energy. Al
the rate work is going on now the walls
will be completed in two weeks.
We are frequently asked If there is q
livery barn in Leavenworth. We ad'
init there ought to be. One would dc
we'll, too. if the public could find out
there was one open for business.
E. S, Laughed, recently from Bal
lard, has taken position with D. M
Thomas Mr.. Laughed spent several
months here last summer and for 9
time was employed by The King Co.
W.R. Prowell was up from Wenatchee
this week looking after the survey Of
the pipe line which is to convey the
Snow Creek water to his town. He
says the cost will approximate $500, 600
Butler Sampson took the train last
Sunday night for Seattle where he i:
spending a well earned vacation OF
few weeks duration in seeing the sights
in and around the Puget Sound me
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04
C0LANERl WEARS THE PURPLE
Assumes Insignia as PrOtonatOry OF
the PRpnI Palace New
Years.

New Years daS Right Rev. a. NJ Cola
neri, v. c., for the first time assumed the
insignia OF his new office protonatory of
The Papal palace. The honor of this uomin-
alton had been obtained by Bishop Scannell,
during his visit to Rome last summer. but
It was only on New Years day that Mon
hgnor Colaneri appeared clothed in the
robes of his Roman appointment.
1t was at the Sacred Heart academy,
where the new monsignor is chaplain. that
the initial ceremony took place He en-
tered the chapel in purple cassock and man
telletta and said mass with nearly the same
ritual as marks a bishops celebration.
After mass he took breakfast in the con-
vent parlor in company with his old friends.
Tho meal was an enjoyable and home
like affair. where sallies OF pleasantly and
flashes OF wit detracted in nothing from the
respect felt and shown for Father Cola
neri or the dignity OF his position.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04
COCKRELL RETURNS TO OMAHA
Resigns as Treasurer of New Grand
Theater and Comes Back
Home.

Harry Cockrel, who has been treasurer
Of the New Grand theater at Sioux City
since II has been managed by the Wood
ward & Burgess Amusement company. has
resigned the position and returned to
Omaha. Before going TO Sioux City Mr.
Cockrell served in the box office at the
Boyd for long time. He was very popu-
lar In Sioux City and the newspapers there
express regret AT his leaving. No one will
he appointed to NIL his place, the duties OF
the position being divided among others
already employed
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04
BOARD IS AGAIN REPUBLICAN
County Commission Elected sslid First
Tim, in Thirty-Fivs Years
OLD ORGANIZATION ADIoURNs SINE DIE
T.. G. Solomon and w. g. Ure Take
once from Today, DisplscinE
Henry Mcdonald and
Peter HofeIdt.

At $50 O'Clock wednesday evening the
Board of County Commissioners. as It has
been constituted for the last year, ad-
journed sine die.
Before adjourning, on motion Of Mr.
Hofeldt, the board gave to Chairman Ken
nard a rising vote of thanks for his cour-
teous and impartial service as presiding
officer, and the same was spread upon the
minutes.
Bonds of incoming officers were approved
and some bills approved and ordered paid
Commissioners Mcdonald and Hofeldt
whose regular term expired with the ad-
iournment of tho board, will not attempt
to hold the seats pending decision OF the
supreme court the question raised by
Commissioner Newton Of Lancaster county
on the bill extending the term Of commits
sioners for one year. Both men have filed
bonds in due form so as to preserve any
rights they may gain under the decision
TO be made later by the supreme court
Mr.. Mcdonald, speaking for himself and
Mr.. Hofeldt, said:
I'VE do not wish to appear in the light
OF obstructionists or as wanting to hold
our seats unlawfuly, making the new
commissioners fight for possession. We
consider Il our duty to take the action
we have in filing bonds, that II we have
any rights in the premises they will be
preserved"
Commissioner Hofeldt will retire to his
farm at Elkhorn after nine years Of serv-
ice on the board. Commissioner Mcdonald
will for the present occupy a position In
the office OF his brother, Sheriff Mcdonald
The new board will organize on Tuesday,
January Q. by the election of new chair
man. AS yet there is no announced OPP
position TO Chairman Kennard, who has
served only one year
Five Republican Members.
with the taking of office by Emmett G.
Solomon and William G. IRE as county
commissioners Thursday the board will be
solidly republican for the first time In
long series of years; since 1871 in fact. ex-
cept that in 1895 the board became repub-
lican by the appointment OF A. L. Sutton.
now district judge, to fill the unexpired
term Of Commissioner Paddock. who died.
The Board of County Commissioners in
1871 consisted Of Henry Eicke, +. II. Sher-
wood and w. A. Purchase. Then the board
was divided politically again. ]. II. Nc
Ardle and d. p. Knight succeeding Eicke
and Sherwood. McArdle served on the
board fifteen years in all. being a commits
soner from 1857 to 1865. inclusive; then
missing three years, then coming back and
remaining q member until 1876 when his
name drops out for good. After 1871 the
board was composed of republicans and
democrats.
Dick O'keeffee became a member of the
board for the first time in 1888 He served
continuously until 1892 when he dropped
out for ten years, coming back in 1902 and
serving until year ago. Peter Hofeldt
first appeared as member of the board
In 1897 and has since been a member. He
Is now succeeded by Emmett q. Solomon.
b. +. Knight was another commissioner
who stuck through a long series of years.
Beginning in 1872 he member con-
tinuously for thirteen years.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04
nee. ca LIke Hot Cake.

Matchmaker W. +. Gerke has received
a letter from his wife, who is visiting al
Des Moines, in which she says that New
Year day she tried 10 buy jubilee edition
Of The Bee at the time she usually had
been procuring the paper daily. She was
told by the neWSdealer that he mad re-
ceived an extra large order OF the papers.
but that they had sold like the proverhial
'hot cakes" and within short time after
iaksxsasd that . second rush order had
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04

The installation of the new officers of
Grant post, Grand Army OF the Republic
and Ms auxiliary Woman's Relief Corps
was jointly observed Tuesday night at the
new hall of the post in the Rohrbough
block. Many veterans and their wives
were present and a good time followed the
installation ceremonies. The installing Off
Ger for the Grand Army was Past Post
Commander G. f Burmeister, and for the
Woman's Relief Corps Department Presi-
dent Mrs. Harriet Wilcox OBLIGATED as in
stallinE officer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04
Archibald KapIan on Trial

Judge Day and a jury are trying the
who is accused of having embezzled the
sum of $3.50 from the firm of Stewart Bros,
wholesale grocers. Assistant County At
torneys Foster and Fitch are prosecuting
and Attorneys James p. English and George
A. Magney are defending. Kaplan is a
young man, who has heretofore borne a
good character and his mother sits beside
him in the court room.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04
Marriage Licenne..

The following marriage licenses have
been issued:
Name and Residence. Age
William +. INLAND, Washington, Neb "a
Mary r. Osterlund, Washington, Neb - 81
Herbert b. Stevenson. Omaha .........., 81
Esther Peterson, Stromsburg, Neb,..... 10
Donald NJ. Evans, Omaha ............, 35
Anna johnson, Red Oak, Ia.............. 20
William Bradley, Herman, Neb. ......... ~
Susan Harper, Herman. Neb....,......... 80
oliver ]. Walker, Gibbon. Neb............ 3s
Anna +. Harvey, North Bend ............ %
Arthur Pickrel, Omaha ...................., n
Hazel Gray, South Omaha ................ IS
Samuel wilkins. Willard. Neb. IS
Lena karstens, Willard, Neb. -
William Countee, Omaha ....................23
Emma Beard, Omaha ........................2O
John +. Hurn, Omaha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Elizabeth V. Haller, Omaha .................sO
Leslie G. stark. Elmwood, Neb. ............9 20
Beatrice Howell New Milford, Conn. ...... 2s
Clayton Beadle, Papillion, Neb..............2l
Inez III. Munford, Springfield. Neb.......... u
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04

Let the world know how Omaha is grow
ing and 1t will keep on growing. Do your
share by sending your friends copies of the
New Years Edition of The Bee and Birds
Eye View of Omaha Do IL now.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04
Panic Ayerfed.

In case of constipation. peritonitis, etc,
panic is averted by curing yourself with
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; IS cents For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04
9e-K. wedding rings. Edhorm. jeweier.

Send the illustrated Jubilee Edition OF
The Bee to your friends. II will please
them and advertise Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-04
Officers Are Installed.

been placed for the papers. but she inn
fearing She again might be too late.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-31
@eibmadtsmanm tn S&mnlt=
t6te1.

Jn benz l6idbrigen Wdb&en, mel
&es aeiern Abenb tbrdneniiberfr6mi
TN poIiseisefdnsnib iab, wirbe tuobl
niemanb bie sbebem 10 Iufise gbnd
WeSniire wisbererfannt ta6en, ,uel9'
nod por sinisen 8aeen ibrsn 6reun.
ben gsgentiber NIT 10 freigebiser 0anf
ben Ganta Claus barifslte. llnb bod
tparen iener 10 lufige Santa @lau!
uno bte Gbna bon seffern. Elm unb bie.
ielbe peri0nIi9tsit.
2ur3 por Wsihna@tsn psrf9wanosr
auf unaufgstldrte Weiie aus Sobr
Brober's Wobnung, 848 Atbcn str..
Elm golbener &raurina. eine uertbbo0'
8roi4e, unb anbere 6a&en, ohne bal
man eine Abnuns sebabt bdtte, net
ber Dteb geweien. uno f@on f9ien es.
als Of bie ea&en nieniaIs tpieber gum
Borf9eine tommen wtirbsn, als pl6b'
ltd Der @ins TN 2eibbaufe auftau&te.
Gaut Ausiagen Der prli3si nun iol
gona i'm 0erba&te fteben, btefe Sa&er
entusnbet 3u baben. Den @ing io1
He I'm 2etbbaufe psriebt, unb bie an
beren 6aaen unter ihre Greinbe ali
acknowledgements bertbetlt 3u baben,
gbna tpurbe gsfern Nbenb i'm 6aui,
Der gltern, $40 Ntbon Str., uerbaftet
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-31
Gin ssrenneesatenf
@irb nit 8erbaftuns seabnbet.

Gin 5rsunbssoisnf mar ss, tusl9sm
Wits 2pn&, 1902 gnsliib Abenue,
sefern feline 0srbaftun9 neroanfte. :.
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eIssantes Sameniadet iibsr benz Nrm.
oie 8irginia absnue eutIang, als pl6B.
lid aus elmer Der Nsbsnfraben, elei9.
falls gsmaiblia i8Ienosrno. Der Bolt
siff 5uuter auftau3te. Wsife fab ben
pOlisiffsn, Der golisiF lab Wite uno
beioen I8ien oas segsnieitige ausisben
ntGt au esfallsn, benn Mits bsrldngsrts
feline S6ritte elm msnig uno 5unter
ma2te es genau ebenio. Wdre nun
6unter In entsegsngsiestsr Ri&tunQ
banongegangen, oann mdre bic Sa9s
ni1t paiirt; oa ct aber oarauf ner'
isHsn i6isn. hintsr Wlite beraugeben.
10 mubte benn bod aulsst etwas o'raus
tperben. unb -es tpurbe ettpas b'rnus.
als 6untsr ndmli9 Rits einssbOl,
bate, mar bas Sadst beridwunoen,
bafhr absr bate Nite bstrd9tlid an
a6rpsrfiile sugenommen. 5unter iat
H9 nad allen Ssitsn um. frsdts aud
bis fa9e Sano aus. 3u ieben, ob 6:
bislsi9t ni2t sttpa resne, unb als G,
trodsnes Wsttet fonifatiren fonnte.
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sau3 brett bic Jrage in's @eH&t. mo-!
es NIT benz Sadst untsr nem Rode fal
eine Bewanbtnib babe. Ct erbislt bi
Antmort, tps!&s bis Wsrbaftune aul
6olge bate, ndmli9. bob ein 6rsanb
bsRsn Jrau ausgeben poute. ibn O.
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6rau f9 i9msrli1 auf bic { ~
magen. 6unter gefiel bie Sa9e bur.,
ni9t unb Mite wanbsrte nod be
Station.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-31

Bonn Tpbe credit.

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9unt, tpeI9er feline @efeQfdaft In
Wsrito psrlieb um fi8 In bieFger
stabt NIT elmer iunasn Dame gu per>
bsiratben, beren Name er an3uaeben
bertpsieerts. unb mortbsr feline 6amt.
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bsrmodte. bsrRorb I'm bisfisen 6ospt.
tai fur anfsdenbe Rrantbeiten unb
wurbe I'm grotpn Sia 5riebbofe beige.
isst.
6unt mar NIT 2un9enentatinoung be-
baftst unb bstam wdbreno ieinsr &eife
bur9 alabama eirsn 3uiaB pon glat.
tern. bic stpar In miloer Gorm auftres
tenb. feinen Soo bsidleuni9ten. Die
gltsrn bss srf 24.idbrtsen iungsn
Wannes uobnsn go. 2642 Norb Se'
nate Mbsnue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-31
90 ttIteb 8eutbarb t,
ySie semitbli&e gde",
gde Noble unb Rartet Ctr.
&etn Wett tn Senerpebra $arte=
meat lams seamB.

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lofe Nd&te, neil er benz neuen Seuer.
mebrmanne Robert &. gorbrep teia
gett lang aenus peri&affen tann. meI-
9es bsRen 6 GuB 4 3Oll langen 26rpes
reaeIre&. su beberbersen TIM etanbe 1T.
bu nod borgenommenen MeRunsen bic
IdneRen Departements. Betten ni1t tiber
6 6ab unb 8 3oQ meRen. s
Dor 2uraen, Saste fi& Der gbef Der
6suermebr, Gerr goots, babtn eedus
bert. bab er nur fletne 2euis erbieIte,
bon osnsn INNER sust nptbwenbtg nd.
rem, um einen WaFeri&Iau& bte Better
binaufsutrcaen. 0err @m. e9oppsn.
borR. MitsIieo Der e&t&erbeitsbebbrbe.
ertuioerte Tim bisrauf. er CLAUDE, I'm
etanbe gu ietn. ibm ben re8ten Waun
,u beforgen. Sebt nun fellt 0err
e8oppenborf bem Geuerwsbr&ef ben
obenaenannten Gorbrep bor., wsl&er
auber ieiner 2dnee aud nod ein @t.
wi9t BON 20a pfunO rsprdientirt, unh
.batsr ser $rubet. ..,..,.ss..5,., !,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-31
8illiss Sabrprsiie nad Sasia:
aapolis
Our &nsiebuns ucn Ginfdufern.

Tobsrt o. Reglurs, Setretdr be-
Commercial. Clubs, bereitet BITE balb'
idbrtg. grcurfon Der Wsr9anis' &
manufactures AfOciaiion bon Sn.
niana ano ben umIie9snoen 5iaaten
na6 unferer Stabt bor. um bis Beiref-
fsnben su bsranIaHen, BET uns ibre
ginfdufs 3u MAIDEN. Die Central
pafengsr afoeiation bat sine Rats bon
IL fir bie Runbfabrt saraniirt unb if
bieis gernnfialtung benz @ommsreial'
Club 3u beroanten.
Die lsbts bsrartige grcarfion braatt
tibsr 1000 psrionsn nod Snbianapo'
liz unb 6at man go. 900 gireulars aus.
ssianot, um bi. @orstiss Der 6oofier.
Wsiropols gu berani8auli9en. Oil
3sit Der grcurRonen fdqt 3mii9en Der
Is. 6sbrunr unb IL. Wedra.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-31
Song mar setanidt.
@laubte feline Srau in YesIeitune bes &C.
t6otsten @besman.

grff In Der po!i3sifatton srfubr &C.
ifsrn Tranf 2ong. Der ben .Dottor"
@bssman am 6nmffag eri9ob, oab
bic 5rau. psl6s fid In gbssman's Be-
slsitung bsfano. ni9t feline eigene 5rau
getueisn ifi. Disism I1mfanbs Rcd
nung ssiragsn, f9sint Is, uls Oh CT bie'
ieIbe In @bssmans @sieni6aft srwar,
tsts. 9a absr Song Ieit einissr 3sit
ni9t i'm Gamilisnbeim aetpeien. uno
sr aud nur FIR tur3e 3eit am Sams'
tag fi9 bort cufbielt, f9eiut es faf,
als Oh nod sins brittle psrion nit Der
Su6s In @srbinbuns fisbt, ueI9s benz
on F9 i&on uufsersstsn Wanne ct.
adblts, bab Grau Song BET @besmaT
f1 befinbe.
6rau Song beiireitet ener9ii9, FIR
gbesman tpeitere pie freunblite 8e'
fibls ge5tgt 3u baben, unb iagt, oab
b.rieIbs bon ibr unb ben 2inbsru fets
esrns i'm 6auie asiebsn wurbe. eie
fast. bab @besman suerf NIT Der Jas
miIis bstannt truros. als sr I'm Sauie
berIelben, In Hortpoub Dor 8 Sabrsn
Quarter nabm.
gefra9t, Oh He CLAUDE, bab ibr
Wann an Srrinnsanfdllen leioe, iasts
He sab He icl8es ni6t CLAUDE. obslsid
er an mOmsntnnsnAnfdnsn bongsbd6t-
nibi9wd9s gelittsn babsn ioa.
Wie psrlautet. babsn bic beiben dl,
teifsn Sbbne oes Angeflagten fhr benz
TsIbsn einen Dertbeibiger en9aairt.
Gong trdst iein 64idTaI NIT foif6e,
Gubs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-31
&lsiasre Mb3asstanale bspiatst,

Nsue Bei9lhRs fir bic snbghltige
ausftbrung bon tleiueren Ab3ussfano'
len tpurben BON Der Beb6rbe fur 6ffent.
It4e arbeitsn augeuommen, wei9e In
stpei gang berf9isbsnsn Stabitbeilsn bis
not9iss AbbiIfe i4afsn iOasn, wupon
Der eine auf bie Nortbtueifern. NDenue.
auif4en %. unb 29. Strabs, unb bic
Na&bari8aft, uno Der anbere auf ben
Sifrtet 0flt& bonn GraueneefdngniRe
entfdlIt. @lsi4seitig bsfsllts bic Be.
8eb6rbe epseifieationsn far sinen
i4malen Streifen Aspbaltpfaifers an
Sanders : etrabe, smii9en sbelbp.
6trase uno Bartb. Mpenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-31
Der 9ausbalt pantons.

gtpa einen Monat na9 Ser Sinri9s
tune Santons CT. Waai 1794) puroe
DER geIammte, bonn Stdate tpnfisairte
5ausbalt bes eroben frdn5Dfii9en
8oltstribunen Dffentli9 periteigert.
Oas geri9tli9e grotofon Ser 0eriteiz
gerung, elm hiitoriI9 Invertebrates Do
fllment, tpurbe bor furaem dufeefunoen
uno perDffentli9t. 9antpn, ser i'm
Rufe zines Sbbdriten uno @enuBmenz
f9en itano, bate suIeBt in Scores i'm
Salie ieines S9nieserpaters cine
Wobnung innegebabt, bie, ipie ii9 aus
Dem aufgefunbenen prototoG ergibt,
rebt bei9ei0en einseri9tet fein mubte.
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heitan6 in Der gut ausgeitatteten 8prz
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nit 181 2ipres (ettpa $36) be3ahlt,
mas gum bdmalisen 2urIe Der 9lIiigz
naten auf einen febr serinsen Wertb
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res au trennen.