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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13
AGED DENVER WOMAN
PATHETIC ASKS
ABOUT GRANDSON
Says He Wrote Briefly From
Fresno When the Earth
quake Came.

Does any one know the whereabouts
of Trevor Lauman, q Colorado lad who
served his country in the Philippines
If YOU do pray come forward with
the information and allay the suspense
Of his sorrowing old grandparents in
Denver
After the war he remained in Cali
fornia, marrying a Miss Bessie Ledge.
A few months ago they parted. the
young wife going south. leaving a wee
boy to the care of the young husband
and her grandparents. also named
Ledge.
Since the fire no trace of the family
can be found beyond the following
note written by young Lauman from
the Wild Flower ranch. Fresno. TO his
grandmother in Denver: L start in
i've minutes for San Francisco 10 find
my baby Just heard that both grand
parents were killed VIII write in a
few days"
That was the day after the fire. and
since then no message has come TO
the old folk. who wistfully watch for
tidings.
The grandmother writes with tend
erness and love for her boy in every
line: Wont you please help me find
him, my boy? He was so good and
kind TO me, and always wrote. even
when away to war. l have written 10
the Chief of Police. TO the Mayor and
TO the relief committee. and they have
not found him yet Won't you please
help? I am old and feeble and I worry
about him all the time"
Mrs. S Rose OF 1886 East Aloha
street, Seattle, desires information con-
corning the whereabouts Of the follow
ing people: James William Rose. his
wife. Mrs Fannie Rose. and their son.
Albert ]. Rose.
W. B. Smith of Il North California
street, Stockton. desires the following
persons to communicate with him: Mrs.
Grace Becker. Mrs May Brown. Robert
Sculy and Miss Lille ScuIy
Patrick O'Toole of 2003 New York
avenue, Washington. D. c.. wants in
formation concerning his brother,
Thomas. who has not been heard from
and who might possibly have been in
San Francisco at the time of the fire
In his letter 10 the Chief of Police.
turned over 10 the Health Department.
he says in picturesque language that
Patrick OToole of washington. D. c..
read the death of Thomas O'Toole in
the list of dead from earthquake near
San Jose, furnished by Mr.. McManimon.
San Jose Mercury. I have q brother,
Thomas; he is a travelling missionary
and an evangelist The last 1 heard of
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13
WATERS OF THE KERN RIVER
CLOSE TO TOP OF LEVEES
Melting OF snow Expected TO Add Me-
teriaIIy 10 Depth of SsvoI-
len Stream.

BAKERSFIELD, June 1.-THE wa
ters Of Kern River are still dangerous
ly close TO the top Of the levees and a
rise of a half inch has occurred since
yesterday The measurements at the
Kern Canyon now show six feet and
eleven inches 1t will take As hours
for water from the snow line to reach
Bakersfsld and IL is expected that the
neat Of yesterday on the snow will add
materially 10 the volume Of water in
the river by Wednesday noon.
II Is not believed, however, that the
food viii run over the levees. The
cooler weather OF today gives assur-
ance OF lower water by Thursday. un-
less rain should fail in the mountains.
Some twenty feet Of the river bridge
on the Rosedale road leading from
Bakersfield is down and an effort is be-
ing made TO repair the damage. The
roads and bridges twenty miles south
OF the city have suffered greatly from
the food.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13
FRANCE FAv0RS DECREASE
IN MILITARY EXPENSES
Cabinet Calls for Right as Basis for
Solution of international
Troubles.

PARIS, June 12.-Thes Cabinets de-
ate and Chamber of Deputies today 1t
elaborates numerous social and econ
omic reforms. including an income tax,
workmen's pension and reduction Of
the hours of labor, and says the Gov
ernment proposes to carry out with
firmness but without reprisals the
law providing for the separation
of church and state and to in
troduee a general amnesty measure
covering strike and religious offenders.
while continuing its entire conf
dence in the army and navy, France
hopes that the nations will gradually
recognize right as basis for the solu-
ton of international differences, until
universal opinion permits the nations
to decrease the weight Of their military
expenses"
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13
COAST AFFAIRS
At THE CAPITAL
Flint Introduces Bill In
the Interest of Los
Angeles.
Provides for Rights of
Way for a Water
System.
SPECIAL DIsPATca TO THE CALL

CALL BUREAU. POST BUILDING
WASHINGTON. June 12-Senator Flint
today introduced a bill authorizing and
directing the Secretary of the Interior
70 sell 70 the city OF Los Angeles Ger
tain public lands in Kern. Inyo and Los
Angeles counties and granting rights
OF way 10 that city through the Sierra
and Santa Barbara forest reserve and
the San Gabriel timber land reserve for
the purpose of conveying water and op-
Grating power and electric plants
These California postmasters were
appointed today: Aser, Siskiyou COun-
ty, Judson A Ager; Seape, Ventura
County. Arthur W. Parsons.
California patents were issued as fol-
lows:
Charles H Abbott, whittier. foun-
tain paint brush: Martin Boss San
francisco, concentrator. also crushing &
William BuhleS. San Francisco, ap-
paraJus tor applying liquid to covers
OF receptacles; Robert n Carson. San
francisco, glove. James J. Crawford
Oakland, briquet press; Louis D
Rome. Alameda County, bicycle at
tachnent+ John r. French, Los An
geles. automatic safety trolley pole;
John j. Gastineau. Alhambra, rule
marker: Elsie F. Gibson, san Fran
cisco, combined hook and box; Viii
liam F. Green, Modesto. dental disk
oIiACId, W il.aiu - James, Los Angeles,
water service, also folding bed: John
Jorgenson, San Francisco, lock: Dew
lsh Landau, San Francisco, head and
filler for liquid receptacles, Edward
Leichter, Nevada City. rock drill: Jo-
seph Magney and W. H Masterman
deceased, Los Angeles. compound fluid
crusher motor; Arland D. Roach. Los
angeles, cheesecutter; Frederick Sand
ham. Los Angeles, hinge, William E
Shaw, San Francisco, detachable caIk
horseshoe Robert A. Walton. Los An
geles, telephone transmitter attach
ment- also telephone switching appa-
ratus; Francis H. Whomes. Los An
geles. protector for cigars.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13
AMENDMENT NO. 2 PASSES.
Troublesome Measure Concurred in Juxt
Before Assembly Adiourns.

SACRAMENTO. June 12.-Expres-
sions of good will toward San Francisco
and good feeling toward the delegation
sent by her TO further the legislation
so urgently needed closed the thirty
sixth session of the Assembly. Repre-
sentatives from all parts of the state
took the floor to respond to the thanks
OF the San Francisco delegation
Up to the last minute, however. the
perilous voyage of the proposed con-
stitutional amendment permitting San
Francisco through her Board of Super
visers to buy or exchange land for the
purpose of widening streets seemed
likely TO end in disaster. The bill came
up teday for Assembly concurrence in
Senator Curtin's Senate amendments.
and it was only upon the call of the
House that sufficient votes were secured
TO ratify the amendment and save the
measure from wreck.
IN closing the Assembly session As
semblymen MCGOWAN and Coghlan of
San Francisco bespoke the gratitude of
the delegation They were fittingly an
swered by Assemblymen Pryor, John.
Houser, MAXWELL, Devlin, Busick and
McKenney.
With the sunlight breaking through
a rift in the Capitol wall that was con-
cealed bySa huge American flag Speaker
Atkinson declared the Assembly ad-
journed sine die.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13

him he was in Spain. sailing on the
Honduras. 1 would be grateful If you
could get me any information concern
ing him. His former home was Colo
rado Springs. Colorado
Chief Dinan received a letter yes
terdav from Mrs Lizzie Stroud. seattle.
asking for information about her son.
who was here at The time of the earth
quake and hre. She omits 10 give his
Christian name. but says ne is is years
of age. feet tall. weighs $50 pounds
and has light blue eyes and dark hair.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13
SUPERVISORS AT sOLANO
To BUILD $4,000 JAIL

SUISUN. June 12.-The Board OF Su-
pervisors of Solano County at a spe-
cial meeting held yesterday adopted
plans and specifications for a $4,000
jail. 10 be built at Fairfield. the county
seat The clerk of the board was in
structed 10 advertise for bids. which
are 70 be opened July 16. The build
ing which is TO be constructed OF steel
frame and cement blocks. viii contain
forty cells
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13

SACRAMENTO, June 12.-The follow
ing are the bills passed during the spe-
cial session and approved by Governor
Pardee.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-13
Radke q Co.

Formerly Of rs Sutter ST. and 65
Ceary ST. new running full blast al
1879 DcV1saderO ST, near Bush. Their
stock Of watches diamonds. wedding
rings and presents OF all kinds are in
valuable souvenirs saved from the
GTUat 6Te OF April Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Tic Grnnncnfcc
o0cr
bas Mard)Cn pom nc%riprmbcltcm
Ncr5cn.
Gin m~loOcrncS WGrd)cn bon
II l0cdntlt

Tic &crlog11Clelid)oit vNnrnlollic'
III Berlin ". 30 fiin0igt olS III Siir5c
crld)cincn0 cit llcltcS illlltrirtca
Tcrabnd) pm Riocaruilo, Dem 10
id)ncIl bclicbt gc!uorbcncn lllltiGcn
&crfnliCr bon ,@iuiS Mcroc1nu0"
an. Gas bon Nnul &r0rlcr reid ill,
,%ltrirtc, bilbid, mlsgcltotictc lcllc @ld,
yNciicnl1rd)cn" crtbGlt cine Heibe
ilbcrnllS llliti9rr @cidIid,tcn IN Trr-
len aus ocn eIcgonten 910crn, Cont
mcrfrlld)cn etc, 3. y. SItenoc, &orla.
Boo, 81. WoriB etc. etc. God, lolien
mir Ocn Gid)tcr ielbit ipred)cn:
3u &orlbno an OeS SpruoeIo Monb
Sin ormea Noilernnn1bdcn ltnno
llno fiiutc ircunolid Seocrmom
Cen onr0crciftcn @ed)er an
llub blldtc nit gebeimcm Tcio
Nuf nll bic Erod)t uilo llcppigtclt.
limo mu,hcr idNmnifc &opolicr
Sob ieilc IllNct alif 5t ibr
limo mari ibr 81 mnnd) bclbcn Slid.
ltnb malld]en gab lie beiB 5uriid,
llno bait 1c9cbelt germ nod nlehr,
Mcnr lhr nid)t titllO geuclen mar,
Cab, wcnn Elm nrllcs Wood)en liebt.
Is oft mebr Scio ulS Srcllocn 9icbt!
"a mari lie iih nit idruercm Sinn
Nu Hono 0e9 SprnoelbcdcnS bin
limo ricf; yGu giit'9c Sprioelicc,
Iii fenrlit ia meineo 2ebcns @eb.
iii rueiBt, lpic mid mlein Ser5e plo9t,
limo uie i'd mond)ntal foit uer5ogt,
l(no mie id Mond)cit germ gefiibt
limo pciB ntd)t, obs gum Se9en lit.
, giit'9c See. o iag' mir bod,
ySic lon9c ioQ i) murten nod?
. giit'ge See. . log mir an,
Mann fommt Der red)te 6reicra.
monn2
@ann fommt Scr. red)te Srelersnlnllll.
Gem i'd nlein Serge ld)ettten fann?"
llno lGdelno idnuebt' sic Spruoelfte
Serab aus lbrcr aiidt'gen son
llnb ltrciheltc oas nrlilc Weib,
limo nobm Dos SerS ibr aus oenl Seib
llno leGt' es ulli oes Sprnoels @ritno
llno lprad): oltun ihpor' mir, oob
oein Miino
Nld)t cher einCn Treier fiiBt,
Nls bis Dies Ner5 periprmoelt it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Sriid,cr WuttcrluiB.

Sic r@eItninIier 0o5eite" bringt
folgenocs @eiipieI bon irilhem Mllt.
tcrluit, SIS bonbelt lid Tim einc
ShieBerci, mo Elm iriibcr 3cu9c
ioltc uiiaio9cn, lroS cr BON Scr &c
ldid)tc wiiic. oSabcn Sic ocn Shul
9%cieben?" frugte Ger Hidter. sd
babe i'm MIR gcbort," ipor bic aus
ueibenbe M%rtiport. ySoS lit fein &c.
nii9enoer @Gpeis," bonllertc Der
Hidter, ricten Sic iid)." Ger 3eilga
lpanote lid nm, Die 3eu1enbonf 5li
perloilen, ober lohtc bobniif, ols cr
Dem Gittcr cen Hiifclt 5llfebrte. Ger
Nihter par cntriiitet iiber oicic I'm
pcrid)Gmtbeit. rief Den 3eitgcn Suriitg
uno frogte, mic er iid) untcriteben
t0nne. I'M @cridtsiool SIT laden.
nSoben Guer 8naoen mid laden
ieben?" irogte Der Climber. .Ncin.
ober lb bobe eS aebort," mai Die 5or'
liige Antiport. .Ius lit fein genii.
GENDER Sepeis." antlportcte .Eot"
nit groBter Seelcnrube llllo einenl
lultlgen 3luintern Der Allgen. limo
MN lodte Taes, MIR Scr Hid]tcr
id)olte 9rimmi9 oreil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

Der Eropina. Sic BADEN iid an ser
3ano gefaBt uno itolnen. go mas
giebt'S oIio IN Berlin! . i%anftcs
aobihcnbrooo, 0 %frcumolide2 NaBe-
burg! als 9loubort bon @riOer lei
ller lebten Sroll, cincm Iebr unfair
ge5eid)nttcil, idppnrj gefleiOctcn
Silngling, cri6oiiCn lit, tobt Der
&onpf ouf's Ncltc. 9iS III Die Gorri-
bore. Gin poor &clciOigltngen bin
uto Der. Slide, %crGleid)c ms bern
IbierreidL WelGfter, Srnmpeln,
&lotlhen, Eieiicn. &m &eItlbill
S6ubmdnncr mro nufNcrc8tc jl1tae
Sclitc. Ser Scrr BORT bat cine Yfeifc
bel Iid) - ih bite, icincn Nontcn felt
sufficient" &icr gut QcfIciOcte Scr
rem babe ih III @cgIGitu1l9 bon 9c=
onltcn iid) Den ncQotipcn Ouotiollcn
entilcben icbcn. &icleid)t miro Ntd)
I'M @rilnelunlo gcfnipit 49,. limo Dos
Alles I'M Elm Stiid mt itortcn Ia
Icl1tlpllrcn, abcr nm cin Iranla, 0a9
lclll VcltcS aus ciilcm ultcn WGrd)cll
llInlnlt lIn0 ooS IN lmucrglcid)lider
GorItelitn9 %ncrp0ic Mcnidcn 5luog
1rilnOlid onS @rlticln Icbren. obcr
nld)ti in Dem @fullbcn bcglilden
foluntc, Onb Gidter, Die %..wufriitteln
HnO nidt gclolIcn mollcn," im cbrgcis
jlacn Mcttbeucrb nm sic @ullt Der
Vilbne uui Die Iolter pici @liif Ia.
ben lucr0cn. Scr Shuicgcruotcr
ncnnt ocn &clocn ON Gnoc "&ieb"
un0 oTeltic" ul0 iplft Die Seid)c al.
Ger Sd)uo1cr, Der i'm Q%ct0Otct,
nenllt i'm ci1en bclpcinenHpcrtbcn
Mcnidcn. Nbcr Elm grobcr Ebcil bea
ElblitumS, Scr mcocr ipllcftc. nod)
Urintc, bielt cS inlcrli6 nit DEM
S6mlcgerpdtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Charlotte x. Hid,tcr.

IS enithlief am 5reitna, ben 80. 9;opcut-
Der 1906. @benos nm tt.30, RAD lan1cil fdpe
rem Yeioen In ibrer 2Sobnung, Dir. 10, EoII'
StraBe, 3onieitedn, Charlotte y. 8idtcr, Och.
Seebdn. geliebte Satin bon 3oren5 Ridter,
int ~. Sabre ibres 9ebens. Sic 9eeroigung
fiHbet Wiuntng, ben 5. Se5enlber. Gadmitioqs
nm 2 llbr, fat. Netfeprne ami Der .8aIits
more 9entetern." C336-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

iiH0 feline Shronfcn gciogcr. Sem,
gcfnctct, gut pupri5irt in gutter DO.
rolin Gcrpoflng iin0 lie &cOcm SIT.
g0n9lif). Gob Die Ghcotcr 5od)bur'
gen bcs Euritoncrtbunls icin iollen,
Wi:0 fcil pc~rniinitiger McniA olld)
MIR miinidJclt, nbcr ci1 o&rod Der
Shom" mics Der Sronjoic Worcct
Ercuolt llenllt, broudJcn lie alG nid)t
gu icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

IN Gcutid(ono cntipredcn, nod Die
9elpegun9srihtlmQ Der politllden
6oftoren rid)tig cIuid)oBen. GieIer
Eulft lit es iogor DIT, melder oen
InlaB 81 an iid inbnltSlolen SttIol'
glingsoepcifen @lictcrt. Nan urgll'
mentirt: Sbun mir IS rlldt, 10 leten
mir ms oenl 8erOodlt ans, III perlolls
lider Sppoiition Dem Sal'er u1o lei
men gl0nen g"cgenijbcr 5l iteben. ooer
mir miirben rra inter llmIt1noen
idaocn, Deil oieic o0er iene 'd1oerc
Fortel nber SercinIgllng lid) ollrd)
untertbGnige Sepcihen in Elm Dor
t~beilboftes 9id)t bci'm Wtonarden ges
iebt bat. Die Sodc miro gum @ett'
lolli nm p%cri6nlid,c @lrnltbe5eugnng
oes MonorGerL unO Oos lie9t ldmers
lid im Snterciie cincS gclllnoen in
nerpolitild)en 2ebcna. Mill man oos
nit Sohlites errcihcrL 10 lit cs ein
unlpiirbiges Mittcl, benn leoe ollt
notionalem 9oocu ltcbcnoc |cltrcs
buna milB genii0cno SelbItgciil9l
bubcn lrn oltber ibrcr Sbotlgfelt fem
Sermlnos5cuanib vi beOiIrten.
gSo irgcnorpclhc Sieblingallctglrns
gen oeS aoiiers IN 9etrnft f%ontnren,
finoet notiirlid NroBcr 3ltInmnen.
laltf 0cS 0pSontinrrtbuntS ltdtt. Mton
oerltc MIR an Den Sc9ellport lllo III,
Spc5icllen. Den pom aoiier ms SC.
ben NCrufcnen &oiicrlId)en Sad)t,Glnb
NIT ieiltem idbrlihcn 8%ipfclpuntt,
Der aicIer @od)c. IS lit niht obl1c
%ntcrcilc, Die i%0brlidcn Numeloltngen
III oiclen Hegntten ollrd]illlclcn, 0enn
in Den SiIten itcbCn Gcrtre.er 0t9
8roBfnpitols ulto iul Spc5ieuen Der
&nou'tric nlo groBtr Ntehr3ohl obcr'
an, Sclte, peldjc }unl lIberplcgcn0en
Sheil lportlid)en NnterclleS bar limo.
Sic lnlien ibre Snbr5ellae ourh cincn
Slipper" in Sr9mung holten mo
ltellcrn, iteben abcr iid)cr ollf bcn
5oblreihen Seitfh 0ercl llebcrbonGs
ncbmcn Die mirflidcn Sportamdnncr
INNER mcbr bcfloQclI, lbren Wanl1.
Sic rcOen icbr id,0u pom Dem frcicn
Wccr, 0a@ oen @ciit bcfrelt, lttO
lhmel9en beroild) nm elnell NllS
0rlld 0co alten &niier Milbelm 81 &c
braltd)en 49, bon ibrcn .arcn5lhnlcr.
gen mo Observation-Disclosures" 81
oercn @eilung tie QroBe1tbcilS iid) III
Den aoiierliGcn 2)od)t.GIub bobcn
%nufnebmcn loiieu. Sic idmGrnen
Den aoiier ais ocll mpocrnen WanL
ben eriten Segler Geutidlono'a ot
un0 luiiicn lid) Dor freuoigcm Stoii
nid)t ST. foiiet, DAB er lid i'll ihrcr
llntNebung mobl5uiilblen iheint.
Mon fam lid gcrulB niflt barilber
mln0ern. pcln Ncrtreter 0ca @ro6.
tupitdlismus. trnb lbrer prln5lpleli
ircien Nnld)mutnqcll erfolgreld nit
DEM geborenen SOlulnnn mettciferlt,
0enn Dos bclonoerc >5rlteriie, meld)e1
Der aniier aetoot Oieicn 8ebictcn lutb
Frrionen 5ulpe1bet. mag in lbrer
Nugcn ba5il erlmtbigcn. Mud crtbcl-
len tic ibm ia bo9 b0d)itc Sob, mas c5
IN ibren AlIgen Giebt; 10 bat Dor llitlt
larger Belt ein Sonnbur9er lid i'll
9iodabmnIlg OcS Srn. Niooer On5lt
periticgen, Den aoiier ais eritcn &c.
id)Gitsreiienocn 0eittid)lono'S 81 be-
5cid)ncn.
CSdllB folgt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Wtaraaret MDnius.

IS fturb pI6biI9 am 20. Nopcnber 1906
MiBniu5. I'M sitter bon so Snbren. Sic 4eers
oiGlina finoct Wiuntaa Miurgeit bon ibrer lets
ten gSo5llrng, gir. 1887, .Sfts2omburos Strabe,
air6e I'M o ubr. 0eifeputg ~priontin. Biite,
Ieine BiunneIt. 335-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

HoiuIanb's tirfiidc 8Gber.
GanttabIs.@sbdnbe. epianit sesen. etets stfeu.
(NuQ22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
Baltimore Gcmcterg.

gitreau: 8rantl.u.Slbs, Baltimore. II. Gprtbtr.
9egrdbnibpldte 5lm Verfduf = OOH $25 an,
nit Uiarmorpfniten abaeereH5i S35 plds fir
bier @rdber. (Sunil6, 1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02

"a ioB tic MN, bic arnlc WoiO
Sn tbrer feltidell TieOlidfeit
llnb tl!tttc oft nit trilbem Sim
Mdd) ibrenl arnlcn Ser5cn bin.
OBS nod niht bolb neriteinert mor'?
Gas ober 5lIdte bin mo her
Del jcGem Singing, ifnpar5 mo
blon0,
60 ooB es ni6t p%eripruoeln fonnt'.
Ga rief iie aus in bitt'rem @eb:
n@or'S 10 gemeint, Iii boie See!
Gob ME mcin Ser5 perlteinern fam,
llnO nie MIDI fiilicn bari ein Mann?!
Rein, eff ib leb' 10 i%rcuOcnIeer,
Nein, liebcr lcbt' id) gar nlft mebrl
>, fGnlc 0of ser ZOO bcrbei,
SaB nleiner Notb elm Gnoe iei!"
limo ais lie Dies geiproden lhicr,
Ia lta1o ein bleid,er @rciS Dor ibr
ltno inb iie an 10 miirOcpoll,
Cab ibr buS Slut 5u Saupten ouoa.
llno tic i'm frogt' eridredt rno leia:
ngScr bit tn, bobeitspollcr @rclS?
Dit I'll etlpo Der a1nig GOllorO?
Ter bat aud 10 elllell ebrluilro'gci
Bart!
ODER biit III Der beil'ac EctrltS gar?
Ter bat oiG iold)' ii%lberpcibca
Nnarl
S0er bit I'll gor Der bleid)c 600
limo f~onrntit III cnocl mcillc Nntb?"
ca bltb Der bleidc Sremoling an:
sd bin elm ornlcr. after Mann!
SD bin nid)t Der &onig GOloro,
Sblpobl id) BOB iold) cbrpiiro'Nca
Bart.
Sd) bin rlid,t Der bcili0c EctrilS gor,
Obmobl id, bnb' ioldJ' ld)nccpclBca
Nanr.
Sd bin ollh nid)t Scr blcide Zoo
limo fomm' 5n crlhcn GcInc 9totb --
Sd bin Scr 9orficr 3dbcrlcin
llnb bin gebiirtiG in 6ronfcnltcin.
Sd mcib gcnol1. morllm 9u meinlt,
Mud id) mor jung lno ilott ocrcinit
llno bob' mcin Seben mir pcrlilBt,
Cod idmcr bob ib sic SltIt 0ebilBt.
Sn aorlsbouo, nllcr %tSreuben boar,
Sud)' SciIung id) 10 mondes Sobrl"
@ic id)lucr lit Der Gntbebrung Solt.
Dit mar ib unterlegen folt,
SGtt' mid 9ein geiipiel nid}t gelebrt,
@ie man Der Siinoe 2ofuula pebrtl
Ger Sufel ilno Der Weltluit sSrclloell
Sd ml1Bt JIG LANCE Sabre meioen!
Sect bat Scr Ir5t mir mitgetbeilt,
Cob id) gencIen mo 9ebeilt!
Sect lang id, lon9ionl mieOer an!
SD bin Elm ornler, after Wnnn."
limo itrid) ibr iiber's aolo'ne SPAR:
rSett bin if aoil5 Stiuno iogor!"
llro trut ibr n1ber einen -Shritt:
sd fabr' nod) SrolipiQe. @iait Ilt
nit?
Sd Mil Cir Ieine Sllaenb lobnen,
3u loQit in mcincr Gian mobnen,
Sd fultfe Dir ein cig'nes Saus
llno ieb' Cir cine Gente aus.
sd tblle fir lid, mas ih fam
Sd BIN cilt urnler, alter Wannl"
"a riei Die WtoiD nit iuebenl Bid:
.Slt 0os mein gauges S~icbesglild2
Sab borum id) 10 lang gebnrrt,
Cob mir ein ioldcr 6reier maro?"
Cod l6d)elnb aus Der gllht'gen SOB
Stieg nicoerpGrtS Die S~pruoclice,
aiiBt lcgneno JIG ouf Stlrn ltnb
Wtlrl0
ltno bolte ans Oes Sprlloels 8rllno
0es WGgoleins @cr5, ooS gon5 mo
TCriprll0elt ul,6 pcriteincrt mar.
llno lcgt's ibr in bic Nrult bi1cin
llnb iprnf: v9tlm pirIt Tu 9!iidlld)
leill.
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rlchr
limo fiibrt Gid nid)l nlcbr frell5 liro
Qlicr,
9trn fiibrt's Gid intner gcrnocouS
3il ei0'ltcr 9telltc. ciG'rcnl SollS
llno cig'nen Mobcln, Stiif iiir
Stiid -
Go9 lit oaS id)0nitc S%icbcs9lild!" -
"a iculi5t Die ornr Moio: yNo id)0nl
Nrou Sec. Sic miiiicn ooa pcrlteb'n.."
Snb lid ocu Srcier l1d)clnO an:
Sic iito ia II nctter otter Waln!"
llnO ging nit ocrn Wonticr nod)
Sous -
llno oaulit lit ooS MGrd)eu ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
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ger, be5p. SrcdIeicr, lpiro e%rfld1t. iucocl Srbs
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Dir. :, s..@ngsstr, Baltimore, mo.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-02
@iQiail1 Gpuf's
tppblbesannte SIS gceroiaunsen umiai

ppblbefanute S75 gceroigunsen nmfaHeu:
pra6toolen Gnrg. nit ffipur5cm End, neiBem
pber graltein Gliiff iitcr5ngeu; lubereil 4aiien;
9jeerbi9une $ ~gtn6eige. GinbaIianlican, Snnos
f6ube, IsGufrflor. 3obteu0emo ober 9ede, Seffs
iring ocs Grades, 9ct0eupageit, feds ucue
@utiben,. Jiugs, StiibIe, 2itter, 2eu4ter uno
Eraperie'n.
Nacs punftdnSts $75. aciue Grira.speieu.
$50 Veriauot Don qeifen - $50.
4nocre 8ccroiguug 800; 500 uuo S140.
Iprtt- nub observation-disclosures,
9eibe Telephone. 2ag uno gabt.
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21
Eddyville Items.

The basket social given at the school
house Saturday night for the purpose
of raising money TO purchase seats was
quite a snccess, s7S.45 was the amount
taken in by the sale OF baskets. We
appreciate the help extended by the
people in general.
F. NJ. Berthoff and family left for
Washington Tuesday morning, Ormie
Standard and Mr.. McReynolds also took
the train for other parts.
Mrs. w. f. Hyde has been quite Ill
recently.
Mrs. l. F. Eddy went to Chitwood
Tuesday, returning Wednesday morn
ing.
w. F. Wakefield made business trip
to Toledo Wednesday.
G. H. Willoughby left Thursday for
Washington.
James Winskill has completed trim.
ming out carload of wood for E.
Derrick.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
IS. Land onicc, Roseburg, Oregon,

U. 5. Land Oilicc, Roseburg, Oregon,
November 9, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress OF
June 3, 1878, entitled "Ar act for the rale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore.
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory, as
extended TO all the Public Land States by act
of August 4, 1872, Henry A. Cornoyer OF
Salon, comfy OF Marion. state of Oregon, has
this day filed in this office his sworn statement
No. $500, for the purchase of the lots . and 3
of section No. 6 IN township No. Is $, range No.
II W, and will offer proof TO show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and TO establish
his claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver at this office at lloseburg, Oregon, on
Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1907.
He names as witnesses:
James p. Wolf Arthur Marks of Ocean View,
Or; B. f. Jones of Independence, Or. Adolph
liirschberg of Salem, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office on or before said Nth
day of March, 1907.
BENJAMIN l., EDDY, Register.