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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
DID THE
BEAR
GET HIN
TantaIizi1g Story That Leaves
One on the Tenter
Hooks OF Doubt

u was the mayor Of a western city
who received the following letter Of
inquiry from a Boston woman;
"Kind and respected Cir. ! see in a
paper that a mgn named John Sipes
was atacted and ct up by bare whose
cubs he was trying TO git when the she
bare come up and stopt him by eatin
him up 10 the mountanes near your
town. What 7 want 20 know Is did 70
Kill him or was be only partly ct up
and BE- be from this place and an about
the bare. ] don't know but what be is
Ia distant husband Of mine Ny FIRST
husband was Of that name, and sup.
posed ho was killed In the wsr. but the
name Of The man the bare ct being The
samo ] thought it might be him after
all an ought 90 know it II he WASH Z
killed either in iho war or by the bare
for ! have been married twice since
and there ought 90 be divorce paper.
got out by him or me n the baro did
not eat him all up. II it Ia him you
will know it by him having six toes ON
tho lcft foot He also sings base an
bias spread eagle tattooed on his
front chest and a ankof on bic right
arm which YOU will know him by n The
bare did not cat up these sines Of its
being him. n alive don't tell him !
am married 20 Joe white FOR be never
likol Joe. Mobbc you'd better lct ON
as 10 am dead but hnd out all you
can about him without bis knowing
anything what ii is for That IL u ths
haro iid not eat him an up. n h 900
! DONE seo as you can no anything and
you noodn't take no trouble. Nv o.
spesks 90 your family and please anssr
back
"P. s.=was tho bare killodi Also
was be- married again and dId be- leave
any property wuih mo laying claims
Detroit News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

A. dispatch from Corvallis, under
date Of March 2ist, SAYS
Lieutenant Quinlan, q. s. a. com.
mandaut Of tho Oregon Agricultural
College cadet corps. said todbyi
"t have not been notified Of ms rc
lief by the war department. as re-.
sult Of Inspector General wisser's iu.
yestlgation Of tho recent depIorable oc.
rufronce NJ this institution.
"rhe position Of au army oaiser AZ
ha Institution of this Kind IL not aa
cnyiablo one. and In reporting tho facts
surrounding the MeCully ease sim.
ply followed tho orders Of the war ds.
pariment for my government when
there vas a difference of opinion b..
tween the officials of an institution and
the Instructor 10 military science aud
tactics
"rhe Inspectors Investigation was
held a. tho college. when an testimony
was taken by a stenographeF. and as a
result OF that investigation infer
from che press dispatches that every
action took has been fully sustained.
"Copies Of all the papers In this
ease are la the hands Of Mf. Weather.
ford, president OF the boarl ~ regsutsi
President 0atsh, the war department
and myself.
81 think I would not be amlss should
l Invite attention % the fact that Ca,
det Colonel :. L. Damon, Cadet Captain
II. Il. Auld and Cadet Sergeant J. G.
Kelly, who we're the only witnesses be,
sides myself aud MeCully 20 the entire
alteration, testified, under oath. that
there VAS nothing in my language even
provoking. There was no testimony
submitted by any one that Il was in
suliing. The witnesses were in entire
accord In stating that the only Ian.
guago uttered that could be construed
as provoking was used by MeCully.
"rhey al further testified that Ne,
Gully struck me thres or four times be
fore struck back in self-defense. and
that ! did not DO 50 until / had re-
tEeated before his attack the fun
length OF the once.
"ln reference TO the alleged apology
10 me, addressed 20 President Catch
which stated, Il regret the alteration
between myself and Lieutenant Quin.
lan,' vac aetuated 10 my refusal 20
aeeept Tor various reasons. one was
that the alleged apology left il in doubt |
's 20 who was the aggTessor. Again. 7 |
considered that the alleged apology. as |
repaTation for one Of the most serious
lets Of insubordination a military cadet |
'ould be guilty Of, was entirely insuf |
leieni' and an unjust discrimination
against the military department. An
'mploye Of the institution had. on
.oFmer occasion, by the decision OF the
.aeuity, received personal apology
rom student for a minor offense. %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
AFTER
TIMBER
THIEVES
United States Grand Jury
After Crook County
MarauderS

The United states grand jury at
Portland has practically finished its
Investigation of the offenses against
The postal department and Is now work
ing on land eases. The nature Of the
land cases has not been made public,
but it is known that a sawmill company
is Crook county Is accused Of cutting
timber for which the government was
never reimbursed.
Deputy United States Marshal Grif
9Th arrived from Crook county yester
day. having in charge two men sum.
m5ned 20 give evidence before the
grand jury relative TO illegal cutting
Of timber One il a cook, once con.
uoctei with the sawmill company, the
oth.r a mill cmploye.
a special agent from the land De.
partmcut has been working on the
Crook county case for several weeks.
Several special agents were before the
grand jury yesterday, and It is hintej
that there Is a disagrceable surprise
Do store for some prominent millmsn
and loggcrs In Oregon.
10 bring the witnesses from Crook
county it was necessary for the dep.
uir United States marshal who served
thr papers 20 travel more than ESQ
miles by team, and great part Of
ihe "trip was made in The face Of a
blizzard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
X-RAYS

when the steamboat arrives In the
morning che blows her whistle 20 long
she has 90 drop au anchor and get up
steam to reach the dock.
Judge Humphrey. trying the pack.
ers. says it bas been % year since the
grand jury met TO iBdirt che beef pack
crs and so he now puts fhe trial or
until next falL
The judge trying ibe packers ease
has decided the individuals did not yio.
late the law, bot thc companies did
This gives tho packers immunity, anj
brands ihe Judge ne an ass.
sss
Professor Mcchsm. professor in Rock.
cfellers college In Chicago attacks Ia.
bor unions foF violating ,he law, but ir
silent as a clam about bic robber mas,
Ter. who 10 hiding from tho law.
Swift. Armour and others shook
hands and congratulated each other
warmly upon the decision of Judge
Humphrey, and well they might. They
cannot be Imprisoned. aud will make
money enough before their trial comes
on, by yialation Of the law, 70 pay a
hundred times the amount they will be
fined.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

Another and most dcplofablo wnrnia.
has recently been given druggist
against receiving prescriptions, At leasl
those containing lethal ingredients, b,
telephone. Briefly stated the facts m,
thesei A druggist who kept q genera
store" 10 Granite city, illa was tele
phoned 10 by a physician in 81. Loui,
10 giyo a certain patioHl one eighth II
a grain of moFphia mlphatc at bod
time. Tho druggist was temporarily
absent, and the message was received
hy bis son. DAD OF i3 or n years Ola
who knew nothing o. pharmacy The
consequence was, in brief the Dad gave
tho patient an overdose of morphine
30 four cubes ~ one grain each. from
tho effects of which. of course. the pa.
tient died leaving "a widow and nine %.
phan children.
The eorouef's iury held tho doctor.
Che druggist aud tho boy responsible Tor
tho death Of the patient OF the YER.
dict, however Nc DO not care 20 speak.
10 Is of the danger the fearful respou,
sbiliiy that one assumes when he ven.
lures 90 act upon the mere authority.
or allegel authority of a physician In
a ease of this kIud. We say "alleged
authority" for who AZ one end Of a
telephone circuit can tell with certain.
~ Who Is talking a. the other cad. be
it ouly block awayi How can the
pharmacist know that it isa phy,
sieisn Who is ordering morphia or
atropiue or any other scheduled poison.
% be delivered 90 any one Who NAV
call Tor itt True, be may 'recog-
nite the voice" but one eau readily
foFesse eases like she present. for in,
stance. where it might be vastly 10 the
advantage OF ''the voice" not 10 mate.
rialife; Ia fact, 90 deny having given
tho order or even having heeu present
az the Telephone, aud unless there Vas
present some witness Who coUld gaiusay
hint
Aside from the feature ~ the ques
'iou. there are others which should
ean'sh the telephone, in rs pressn, i'm.
perfect condition. as couyeyer Of pre-.
seripiions Some persons. notabl, those
With false teeth. make themselves an.
iersiood only with great diRsulty or
aot all Defects u hearing contribute
10 'ts inemcicney as bearer OF exact
messages AN things considered. Ne
,rge upon our readers 20 refuse 10 com
'oand any prescriptions received |
hFough che telephone. save those Tor
ample and harmless iugrejisuts and |
hess only a. the Fisk Of those Tor whom
hey arc intended or the psrsou sending
be message -Nationsl Druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

Speaking Of the torture to whier
some OF the savage tribes in the Phil
'pPines subject their saptives, remind.
me Of the intense suffering endured
Tor three months frOm Inflammation
OF the kidneys" ays W. NJ. sherman
OF Cushing Ne "NOthing helped ma
until tried Electric Bittsrs, thres
bottles Of which completely cured
ne" Cures liver complaint, dyspepsia.
blood disorders and malaria; aud 70
stores the weak and nervous 10 robus,
health Guaranteed BY ]. c. Perry.
druggist salem, Oregon. Price. soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
Cured Consumption.

Mrs u. W. Evans, Clearwater, Kan,
writes Ny husband lay sick for three
montha The doctors said he had
quick consumption. We procured a
bottle Of Ba,laFds . HoFshouhd Syrup,
and Il cured him. That was siH years
ago, AMI since then We have always
kept a bottle In the house. We can
not DO without H. For coughs and
colds Il has no equal, csc, 500 and a..
For sale by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

10 The United states. ~ uut eoniem
pofary tells be- arc 5000 acres oi
peanut land aud 10000 peanutiers
Three hundred million pounds OF pea
nuts. worth tiiOO0OOo. are produced
here every Year. aud get people talk
of "peanut" poliiisiaus eoutemptu
ously
There arc whole cpie poems iu ths
peanut II l. accomplished. the "A.
mirahle crichion of nuts Every part
of it is useful II boats peas aud ,orn
ne a faitener of stock and poultry. h
euriehes che sall as we'll as tho farm.
%. rfaise, houaf ani eat the peanut
Every body's Magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
The Difference

The sad depositoT leaned 70 one side
and looked down the long line ahead
.of him, II seemed a mile between
him and the door Of the bank upon
Whleh appeared the one word,
CLOSED"
GIVE been thinking while standing
here, - he remarked. "of the difference
between savings bank and faro
bank, When a savings bank busts the
fellows on the inside usually have an
the money, When faro bank busts
the fellows on the outside have an the
money"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

rhoFe are lots Of good ihings the doe
tors know nothiag about We ire
quently cure people of disease aftel
the doetors have givea them up. II
the disease comes from overwork. dis
sipation or exposure, causing weak
and wutery blood and loss OF aosh aud
strength, No have the ons sure remedy
Ia De- 0unu's blood and Nerve Toale.
These tablets takea With meals turn
the food iuto rich red blood. making
s'Feng, steady serves and Increasing
the sireugth, producing solid aesh al
the rate of I 10 5 lbs per week. This
means health. Druggists sell Dr.
Gums Mooi aud Nerve Toaie Tor
iee per box OF 8 boxes Tor g.. Fos
aeFvous PFostTatiou, loss o. memory. or
pale, sallow complexion. better
remedy vas neveF made. Doctors
know nothing about this remedy ouly
ihe faci that We make cures. whieh
Ne have beea doing foF 90 yesra
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
WoOdbuEn GROWING.

Inc prosperity aud progress Of the
el'y of woodburu has again been
sAown by the application Of the Grow,
eF Drug Company, OF that place. for an
increase OF $500 on its capital stock.
New articles Of Incorporation were
hiea yesterday in the secretary OF
states oihes, raising the capital stock
70 $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
Beavers DO Damage.

Uncle Jack Crigler reports that ,
colony Of beavers have damned .,
a stream running through bis f,r-
near Milton to such an extent Tat
portion Of the land was overaovs.
and badly damaged. Apple and o,la
fruit trees were cut down and q,
stroycd by them, which they used
their dam.making opcrations.-Eas, D.
egonian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
61Td of rhanKT

Mr aud Mrs Russell Catlin aui
family wish 30 express In their feeble
way the deep appreciation they feel
foF tho Interest and sympathy shown
hy the fTiends of Howard and the fam
ny iu 90 many WAYS, through these
long wceka
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

The \, a. e., A. Of the University
has ehosen the following okeers foF ths
ensuing year, e. h. Mcknight presi
denii Wa sanders, vieeprcsident,
John JoAnsoH. recording secretary; Il
J. winans, corresponding secretary. and
Claad cgandall treasurer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

4 l.. Apple, os.pfobats judge, Otia.
va Co, kansaa, writes "This L. %
say that I have used Ballads Hors.
houn.i Syrup for years, aua that 10
not hesitate 90 reeommend d az che
best cough syrup I have ever usoi %
$50, 500 and tioo. Poe als By d. }.
Dry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

Have YOU pains In the back, iaa,-.
nation Of any kind, rheumatism, iaitl.
ing spells. Rocky Mountain Tea m,is
YOU well and keeps you we'll IS sssa|
Dr. stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
Friday Rveninr

There wil! be a handkerchief. collar
ana candy sale al the Fra NJ E
church March sSd, by the Y.P.F.M
= Everybody invited A good pro.
gram. o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
Movins Ola Ties

A Grow o. men today removed the
ties of the Ola railway street line on
tbe curve on Commercial and state
streets. The iies had heeu there siuee
two wars aga
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

fFesA fruits are received daily Al n.
Il. Ragens grocery store. tss Court
street You eaa oan up phoae $50 aud
order them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

rilks-iss or aay other dress goods
cleaned % look lie usu. Aibsr.
shaw. tse Court street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
AnEEpIArR VICINITY

Il b tlo r.aicy ~ this bank 20
oondno iss bssa,rss 30 this imu,e
diate vicinity la following this
cosnue tl.a tauk uot oniy eulances
iis osa s,ahAiiy, hut I.soasotes the
highsut iutssests of tho eosamunity.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
2ofalberidte ans @aibimstun.
Gin neues Sotel


Die @rridtung zines neuen SotelS
IN Ser gtorooit.@de BON 8enniplpa-
MIA Ipenlc uno IA. StraBe gum
&oItenpunft BON 100000 lit be-
ibloiiene Sa6e. Die Sruitees Der
G%ompa9nie, meld)e bas Sotel plant,
iino oie So. Gbriitian Seurid, Sobn
@ilfinS, Srnnf Surfe, CHARLES 6.
@ooo, Snmes 2%ansburgb. j. q.
aiuian uno q. Z. @urtpif. DDS So
tel ioII bis gum SCRIPT bes Sabres
1907 iertig merben.
8eial5ene Strofe.
8eil er inner6alb ser Staotgren-
sen icinen Gepolper a6gei6oiien unb
cine StraBenlaterne ais 3iel allser-
ieben bate, muroe ser iunge Neger
Senrp Saunbers geltern pom Yoli-
6eiridter Mullonnp CUR 3ablling BON
1926 8eloItraie ooer 8 Wonaten Sc
i1ngniB6aft perurtbeilt. Toli5ilt
Sett, welder Sen Ieger ~perbaftete,
iagte, oeriel6e lei gu betrunfen ecpe-
len, nm bie 2aterne gu trefien, aber
err bdtte leidt 6ubganser ~trefien fon.
nen.
Inter $500 9irgfdoft.
Mortin 5. Sugbes, Elm friiberer
Spe5ialpoli5iit, ser oie auiiidt bate
iiber Die Nrbeiten fir Die neuen9abn.
~bofsanlagen unb babel Ben t8-iGbri.
gen @m. 6. Go6e IN ben Hiiden
idoB, muroe geItern unter $500
9iirgidait Sen @roBgeidporenen
iibermieien. Die Sdieberei ereignete
iid) Dor ie6s @ofen. Robe unb m
oere altersgenoiIen iaben in Der Tdbe
Ser nelen Inlagen nuf bem @oilen-
ranoitein; bei'm Serannaben OeS
Spe5ialpoli5iiten floben Die iunaen
WGnner unb ser Eoli5ilt feuerte iei-
men Hepolper ab uno trnf 3ode in
oen &iiden. Ieriel6e lit iett mieoer
6eraeitent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20

Cine eraoblih 2 II c
ipieltc iid) geitern Nodmittog an Der
HorbsSomorbitrabe, Ode pon Glops
Strobe, ob. @or Dem @ollie Nr. 2i9
bate cine Wobelbanblung WlIter
bon geiten ~aufgeliellt. Gin Mann
bon nriitleren Snbren, welder nod
immer an bcn 6reitben Der pcr9on,
genen Sllbclieier 5ebrte, fam IN Bid
5od.2inie beS Weges. Gieicm lln1-
itonbc mar es 81 perbonfen, BOB er
Direft 9egen eineS DER allsgcltelltcn
Bette itirB. Gin ieligeS 2Gd)cln iibcr-
floa "a feline @ciihtsSiige. @r idien
ou%geufid)einlih BON Dem Wobn be.
fonacn 81 iein, oob bos 9ctt, oliI
ipeldes er 5ufGQis itieb, fir i'm be.
itimmt mar. Grgo mari CT feline rilbc.
bebiirftigen @liebcr nui Dos mill.
fommcre Eager utb begoniL lid) Der
loItigcn aleioer 5u entlebigcn, ais
entiette cine Nn5nbl Nn9eItelte aus
Der WobcIbonolung berbciciltc unb
Den gutcn Mann ouf icinen Srrtbum
aitfmierfiom madte. Che bielcs &c.
id)eben lpor, botte iid bereita cine
grobe Menge pon Ncltgierigen ein9c.
funben, pelt,e IN id)oQcnoes @cl1dI-
ter misbrod), ais tie bic Sitilotion
erfobte.
SIREN 81. @eburtsto9 fei.
erte eeitern Srou Suite WarIine,
Sohter pott Srn. Mug. +, 9eder,
bem b~efonntcn Observation-Disclosures,
in ibrer @obnung. Nr. ia, Siib-
Mountitrobe. Gem @eburtstogs.
fin6e gineen bon olen Seitcn Gro
tillationer nio altdy hitbifc 8e-
idJenfc su. Ter critic 8ratulant mar
3r. Aug. j. @efer, melder iett bop-
pelten @ritnb 5iir Sreiibe bot. Gr i'll
nidt aIlein bon elmer Iongen aronf.
belt geneien. Iollbern Dor flint Soger
miirbe or @robpnter. es lit Gin
Sunge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
S. 6ebbel.
(septs 11,13,t5 ,1s, 20. 90, 81, 27,2o)

BbunoeIte Ell Yferb.--
Sarriion Sanfs, Elm iunger Ncger,
muroe geitern bon Hidter McgtaIlp
in Ser oitlihen EoIi5ciItation inter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING, oas Efero oes
Srn. Gbas. Sebler, Nr. 1882, Dit
2omboroltrabe. ~mibbanoelt 81 bas
ben, nit $25 uno Soften beitroft.
9anfs ltoro IN 9ienitcn bes Srn.
Sebler. Gr nobm bos Efero mo
@ogen am Iicnitag glbeno, I'M mii
Srcunocn cine Spa5ieriabrt 5u ma
hen. als er 5llriiffebrte, 5eigte onS
Efero belltlihe Spuren rober BE
banDlung, wesbaIb Sr. Sebler ben
Heeer pcrboften lieB.
8ebnrtstogsfeier. = ginc
an9enebme llebcrroidune lpurbe unt
Gicnitag slbeno Srn. Ssfur Stci'
nib, Der an InbreitraBe cine &eitaii.
ration betrcibt, ST 1beil. 1erielbe
nollte ndmlif in auer Stiac ieineu
A. @eburtstog begeben. Ter vSer.
mcob : WGnnerdlor," Der in ieiner
SaQe iein Gercinslofal aufgeiflogeil
bot. befom ober @inb bon Der ltilen
sSeicr uno erid,ien IN Gorpore, mn
benz 8eburtstogsfinoe su grntnlt'
rem. guBerbem ii6erreit)te Sr.entll
@robn1onn Dem Seiernben I'M Na'
mcn oes Screins cine gebrudte ORD
tulation nit elmer poetiiden &ic.
mltng. Sci 8eiong unb geferflonJ
milroen oneenebme Stunoen per-
lebt.
6rohtperlaber perlett.
- 5bepOor 2inoemonll, Elm 90
Sobre otter 6rahtperlaoer, brah ge'
itcrn in 6oloe eiues Stur3es IN Den
2aocranm oes Iompiers nNmerl'
con" Der ON Bier 8, Canton, lie9t,
beibe @eine. Gr muroe in Der Mm'
tulan5 Der Gouton . Eoli5eiItatior
nod Dem Sobrk Sopfins' Soipitale
gebradt. Sr. 2inoemann lpobrt IN
CIR. 253O, Iait!Mpeniie.
1riiberer Eoli3iit Be It o r.
E e II = Sr. Iuniel Shipob, Elm fri.
berer Yoli3iIt. itarb am Wontag mad,
ldngerer aronfbeit in ieiner WoE-
nuna, Nr. 14O7, Dit Japetteltrnbe.
gr binterlGbt eire @ittipe unb 3ipei
I6tter. lie 9eerbigung finoet
beitie Nafmittog auf Dem Mf. Gor.
mel. Driebbofe itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20

Ge$ TiebitotlS beidul.
bigt, = Slt Der Nod)bnrihoit Der
Sreberids uno Sont Sill Ipcnllc
bcrriftc in Scr Nodt bon Gienito9
ouf g~citcrn bctrGdtIide I%lfregnng.
Otto Seicr, elm Metger, ion iid) an
gebIid in bie Stolun9en bon Gbos.
y. 9rctucr, Nr, Cos. Srebcrid-g pe,
pcrlorcn uno boiclbit cin Shof oh
acid)lodtct boben, oils er oiii friidDer
Sbot obacioBt wllroe. Gic Eoli5ei
wurbe olnrlnirt, u1b eS folgte MN
cine oufreacnoe Sneb. Gieiclbe re-
l%llltirte in Der &erboftui,g bon Seicr,
unb Toli5eirifter Stanley iibermieS
Den Irreitontcn bcm @efdngnib, I'M
icilicn Tro5eb %ob5ulporten.
2uftidiff nGitp Of 9olti.
more" - Sircoln 9eodcn, ell
iltnger GoIifornier, melfer eit Siit.
idiif criunhen uno erbollt bot, mcl-
DIES or DShc 9th Of Baltimore"
ncnnt, unternobm inn Electric.
Eorf" einen crfol9reiden aufitica.
las 2iiftihiif lit cisorrenf6rmig.
Ger @asbebaltcr lit so Sub lang
itnb bat 30 SUB 3urfmeiier.
9egnaoigt. @ouperlieur
@orficlo bat Icilben abrabam, mel
der pegen Gmpfangs g~eltoblener
@aaren eincn 5iueiiGbriecn Strof-
terntin i'm 8ci1ngnib obiab, besno'
bigt. Itn %. Sonuar 1906 pilrbC
Mbrobom pcrurtbciIt. 3oblreift
Sreurbc bcS 9eenobigten funoer
iit) in ociicn @obnune an 9onb-
Strobe, nnbe Gnrton.N peruc, SUI
sSeier Der 9egnnoiglrg Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-20
1fpti5.

Ia mir 70 uiele geidperben ben auuben,
beneu man IN anberen Unaerieu tagte, btries
Tei 0cbtef'S etnbto. susesamsen Nub. ,piinife
in meiue picie aunbrm npdmals Saraut anf.
merriam 30 MAIDEN, bah Id, fcine gerbinbung
nit einen, anbrren stabtp babe uni @efhdftc
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