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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08
FIXES LICENSES AT SIoo.. 90.

| t<tt%S hsh~h-i' - phoVNsSOH
All the members OF the Git,
| Council were present last Mon
day when the Mayor called The
meeting to order and beside,
there was a large delegation o
persons in attendance waiting tc
see what action wouId>be taker
on the matter of filling the va.
cancv for Chief of Police. They
were disappointed however for
it was decided to fill this vacan.
cy at some future date. Mean
while Officer Veazey is filling
the position.
The vacancies on the Water
Board caused by the expiration
of the terms of Messrs. Eugene
GuilIot and {. L. Reynolds
were filed by the appointment
of Ny John Broussard by the
Mayor and of +. +. Willard
upon motion of Mr.. Endest and
unanimous vote of the council.
There wasn't any competition
for the honors of the office
while there were at least five
applicants for the position of
Chief of Police.
The first business was the
consideration of the ordinance
fixing the rate for saloon licenses
for the year 1907. Mr.. Rem
oudet offered the ordinance left
over from last meeting, fixing
the rate at 81, 900 and it was
adopted without comment or
dissent.
Mr.. DeIahoussaye called at
tentlon to the collection of the
licenses and said that the Coun-
Gil should see that the ordinance
was carried out to its full extent.
Mr.. Delahoussayc moved
that the law be carried out and
that all business men be requir-
ed TO make a statement in
writing sworn before the ColIec-
tor. Carried. l
The resignation of Mr. Felix
n. Mestayer as Chief of Police
was then read and accepted.
On the suggestion of the Mayor
he matter of appointing sue
lessor was postponed to future
late.
City Engineer Y. p. Gull
oux p.esented the official map
If the city in finished state.
t was examined and pronounc-
d very good peace of work
ince it was the first one ever
made of the city? 1t was de
ided to employ a committee
of Messrs. Della
oussaye, lndest and Fisher to
ccept the map and when the
number of blue prints
re made to draw voucher for
he amount due to Mr.. Gull
)uX.
Messrs. Dallas and Indest in
with the Mayor
ere appointed as committee
, confer with the Police Jury
18th reference to bridge across
lie Bayou below the city.
Mr.. Stansbury moved that
lie sessions of the Council
GREATER begin at 6 o'clock p.
/. between Oct. I and March l
I'd 7 o'clock between March I
I'd Oct. 1. Carried.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08
TWO PARISHES JOIN HANDS.

St MartinviIIe, through its
Progressive League extended
the right hand of fellowship tc
New iberia, whose Board OF
Trade Journeyed to the head
quarters of the sister organiza-
ton Tuesday evening and firmly
cIaSped It, cementlng the bonds
that JOIN the two cities together
more firmly than ever before.
The invitation to visit the St.
MartlnvilIe body bad been rece-
lved over the telephone and
without knowing the purpose
IN view ten representative mem
bers OF the Board of Trade
lourneyed to that awakening
city last evening were met with
open arms by about hundred
citizens and members of the
Progressive League and after
listening to the plans of the lat
ter body promised to aid in
every way possible to further
the common interests of both
parishes.
There were in the party that
left here about FIVE o'clock,
President Dairge of the Board
of Trade, Mr.. ]. w. Ecksrt
Secretary Manager, the Rev. {.
{. Kramer and Messrs. Porteus
r. Burke, Jules Dreytus,
Henry l.. Smith, Z. Z. Del
hommer, Albert Estorge, An
thoney n. Muller and II. j.
Hill.
At St. MartinvilIe the party
was escorted to the pleasant
home of the Techc Club where
a few minutes later the Progress
sive League assembled in full
force, with President BONN in
the chair.
In the speeches that followed
It developed that St. Martin
vile is anxious to try the bene-
fits of drainage. 1t has at
tempted to have the lower lands
across the bayou from the city
trained by means of canal but
he project has been defeated
md now that there is fair
prospect of the Parish of iberia q
commercial canal t
rom the Bayou to Lake Fausse a
'ointe it was thought that per- I
laps the two parishes could
DIN hands in the undertaking
nd by digging canal at the
lght spot serve two purposes.
In all the speeches that fol- !
owed the thought that was up t
that of unity of the b
urpose of the two parishes. r
III the speakers, Messrs. Ec- [
art, Jules Dreyfus, Hon. p
,obert Martin, the Rev. DIR. o
tanner, Porteus r. Burke, Il
Judge Simon, Anthony N. b
fuller, +. I. Guilbeau, Mr.. a,
.abave and District Attorney ci
.dwin Broussard, dwelt on the Il
Importance of the fact that be b
veen the stwo communities !
here once there bad been riv W
ry, there was now the begin tc
g OF shoulder TO shoulder %
attle to make of this, the chest =
'untry on Gods Green Earth" :
paradise that shall take its =
ghtful place in the world of 4
that shall furnish |
'ohtable homes for coming
ousands and that shall be i'm =
owed by common impulse !
e hands of all being raised to G
lip rather than to hinder 1
~ project that has for its aim A
c betterment of either one of Z
e parishes. :
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Sidney Simon to Eva Jacobs.
David DeBlanc to Theresa
Landry.
Eustrope Badeaux to Maggie
Boudreaux.
Bernice L. Collins to Olivia
Campbell.
Leonce Bastian to Celina
Bonda.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08

cheap stuff is not serviceable ana
does not give satisfaction to either
buyer or seller.
Sterling Silver Nail polishers
SOC to S100 Sterling Silver watch
boxes 800 Sterling silver bat
and coat markers, full name en-
graved soc TO S1.00. Sterling silver
satchel tags, name engraved 75c
and up. Sterling silver hat brush
es 81 90 to $50.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08

The Police Jury of Pointe
Coupee will pay reward of
sI25 "for the arrest and convic-
ton or any person or persons
found selling spirituous or in
toxicatlng liquors without Ii
cense, the said offender to pay
all costs and also the above re-
ward in case of conviction.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08
SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES!
WaIden'S Business
College
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA.
EduCateS Young Men, Women and Boys
For Business and Profit
And Places them in Desirable Positions.

Occupies its own building. Teach
ers' course of study and equipment
uneycelled. F0Hr ~ cehS with us
equal to tTpirc WeehS elsewhere
400 pupils will attend this popular
school next year. Its growth has
been by leaps and bounds True
merit is the cause. Every graduate
placed in a profitable position. More
calls for bookkeepers and stenographers
thnn we could Gil.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08

They have fined the Mormon
prophet 5000 for having five
wives. That's pretty cheap,
but no doubt he will get the
rest that is coming to him if he
stays married as much as he
now is.-Philadelpbla Press.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08
Maititfarturtitn
Brrartntritt

buttons for only S1.50. Children
diamond rings for only $500.
In sterling silver goods we are
the leaders in prices, styles and
assortments, we bought our stock
before the rise in Silver, and can
therefore undersell the market.
Call and get our prices on ster
ling silver table ware.
In Sterling Silver Novelties we
handle only the better goods, light
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08

We make to order suitable for gentlemen sterling
silver Suspenders Buckles engraved monographs
$500 and up; Sterling Silver Suspender
Buckles perforated monograms 81 90 and up; rails
ed gold monogram engraved border $40 and up;
raised gold monogram and border Sl2 and up; sohd
gold Signet pins engraved monogram 75e and up;
solid gold Sigent pins raised monogram $3.50 and
up; solid gold monogram fobs 81 60 and up; solid
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08
$1,000. DISCOUNT $4,000

On fifty special holiday scholar
ships, from Monday, January 9TH, to
Monday, January IA, inclusive. Only
fifty will be sold under these condi-
tons. The offer is a magnificent one
Don't put it off. but send stamps for
OuT special offer; also for particulars
of the free So 90 Home Course in
penmanship. 800 elegantly written
copies, with instruction for practice
TOn can secure good handwriting
practicularly free.
Enclose stamp, mention this paper
and investigate this great opportunity
that is offered you.
|. R. Walden, President
LAKE CHARLES BUSINESS COLLEGE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08

crystal glass pitchers sill
yer top $125.
zeal hand painted china, in do
mestlc and foreign designs, must
De seen to be appreciated.
our line of chatting dishes this
season Is something unique, will
SNOW some special peices on the
market for the first time this sea
son
we carry full line of the-useful
beautiful and ornamental. and Ml
brought the best of foreign anS
H If uns' manufacture to your door
h - you care 60 spend pleasant half
mGur, call and examine our stock
, mlll enaeavor to make your visit
Pheasant and entertaining 'zO
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08
JlD DESIRE TO LOOK At,

gold Sgnet rings in engraved raised or ep,maIod
monogram $3.50 and mp; solid gold Signet sleeve
buttons engraved or raised monogram az so and nm
Presentation Medals, Buttons, Charms Bangles
keys'ones, Designed and Made to Order on short
notice.
All styles Monograms, Designed, Cut and mada r.
order. "
All purchases lettered free of charge
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08

Our prices in sterling toilet ware
cannot be reached by any one with.
In l0O miles circumference of this
place. Call and get prices.
In quadruple plated hollow ware
we handle the Appolo Silver. con,
sidered the finest on the market
Appolo sugar bowls at S2.75.
;. butter dishes at 1913.
:, coffee and teapots at S.. 90.
coffee sets pcs at $1,000
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-12-08

List your properly with the
Iberia Real Estate Exchange
Hill & SouthWell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
WHERE DID HE
GET II?

lin AgnoW. the owner Of tho Sc
attic ball team. visited Tacoma yes
tetday aud. Il n understood. ho of
fered $500 for pitcher iiigElnboihs
am Of the Tacoma team
Manager Shredder. Of the Tacoma
team. and Agnew Ent into an arHu
msnt as 10 the comparative inertia
Of The Seattle aud Tacoma teams
Agnow offered 10 wager VI 900 that
his team could beat the Tacoma
team three eamea out of five
Manager shreadar took him sp and.
while the details have not yet been
arranged ~ IL likely that the match
will be made aud the money dapoa#
tied ia a few days
In D1wnio. Shaw. elYneH. Burnett
aud liigEinbotham the Tacoma man
agement has picked up a fast bunch
af Youngsters. and thesa boys. baek
Cd by the veterans. Lynch. shea.
Butler aud Hutchinson. make the
Tacoma fans think they have an
a .roRatlon that can chase hupa
liall aud his siNnshaa back 90 the
brush
Well. they'll haye to go some 70
10 4 aud. at the present time. tho
seattle esd of the match i0uka
about 40 times the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

by an eyeiaah. tadys neauiy ran
good race and got third place
Nanon. At is Ia 1, liked the soft
track and led ali tho way. winaina
pulled 40 by five lengths Lady
rlnha beat the favnfita Cameiatta
hair a length Tor the place,
Another Faverte Cess.
tameaoA. Murray. after leading all
the way. won by a length. With r g,
Runte second olendauninK. the "a.
votife. did not like the track and
finished third
Florence ronae tho faxoHte, led
the field until opposite me itlkey
baafd. when she tired aud Pay Ma
got up in tlms - beat hefih head.
n tha Jockey had taken FLORENCE aut
90 the center of the stretch instead
% Ia the deep sainz BY lha ran the
faxarlle would not have Tat.
Books Get Theirs.
Tho books got fhelra IN the aixth.
lackful was the ? 90 IL favafiie.
but WAS very lightly played. The
public hsohinE Lneiau fram Z aawn
Co 6 Go e. LnciaH sot awsy rlytnn.
while the favorite got very bad
start with the result that Laeian
led all the way. while Iaekfui enuld
never catch him. although he made
ur a world Of srnnnd Lucian won
hy q length. with the favaelis second
fauf lengths ln front OF Dusty An-
lrf
Five dos faeea AMI one purse farn
are ehrdud 70 be decided this after
noon over "A heavy track and the
public VIII certainly be kept huay
trying 60 pick the winners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
BAD DAY FOR
THE FAvOR|TES
ak OF THEM co DOWN IN A
ROW. sur BOOKS LosE az
CAUSE or SUCCESS oF sac
ONO CHOICE HORSES.

The ladies were AZ the track M
iaexe numbers yesterday. it helms
ladies day ana IN many a Seattle
home last nlwht father had 80 eat
cala grub far Dinner because utethef
had been eat q the races piaying
Monrite's mounts,
The trauk was Nood until lust be-
fore the fourth race, when a ntnia
taea cioadhuFst hlt &c and turned O.
bata sea ~ mud The day Was re-
mAtkahlr for the faet that. although
~ fsVafftss weHt down m = REV.
the books an lost, as five sseond
ehesces won. and IN Jhe third race
Nauon a. !. sut a considerable
play rom The stable ganuec tinna. the
second ehelce runnine second. hcav-
ny played for the place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
WENT TO ne RACES.

Tho Seattle aud san Francisco
ball teams ala not pla f.estefdsy on
account ~ the wet weather In
stead both teams went out 20 the
rack track. where theY endeavored
to pat Ions shots over The plate In
atgaa OF the regulation baseball
Roy Hitt Was the only one TO get
any profit out of tho tfiD. as be Baid
be Intended using hia losing tickets
for cigAret papera
Weather permitting. the two
teams Will play this afternoon and
The siWanhss will endanyor 90 wipe
oat the memory Of Wednesdays de-
feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
TURF GOSSIP

Refugee The star. racing ex-
pert. was the only Landscapes IA
town yesterday who gave a winner.
ne others al having sin losers lie
gave James A. Murray. who Wau.
pimkin. beaten by nose. ifetaY.
beaten BY a head. Florence fauao.
beaten by a head. ant ia kfuil.
beaten hY length !esldea thia he
buughod' the second and lost
raera. giving an three hofses ia
each raes that finished Ia the
money.
&. a Moore evidently liked the
look. % Florence TOnao. faT ne
claimed her out Of thu fifth raas
for $500
The Vancouver Jockey club wili
ha1a thfee-d@Y raee mnetluk az
Nsncoaver June 80 and tuiy and
s. fht Dominion DAY handicap. val
urd AZ ts0a will hs fuu tomorrow,
and q number % HORSES who are en-
tered in the Fourth 81 LAZY haudiea p
az Tho Meadows Niu 50 TO Van
couvrf 20 compete In tha nousinian
pay handicap aud return IN time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

George Parts. the Splinter who
used 10 face under the ealora u the
= A G.. Nas At the track. and from
the activity which he developed
chaslns around the betting finE. he
evidently retains al ~ his Ola time
speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

| 5000 Decorated Papsr Map
ksns. bright. sttrsetivs col
ors. worth $50; Saturday,
1o0 for ..-.-.-..---. DC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

1885, RoGEEs SILVER cuIf.Ys
KNIFE. FORK AND SPOON.
French gray and bflrulshed fin-
fishes. worth 1886 Saturday -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
STAR FORM CHART

AuhHoss ptasr oat show rsts pas - stav. pst
e. MutaHa AinhlitsH
gget WOE All ifivius
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

phFTH TTlAIEH- HII EifeF. H8f-
urdsy special dUzen ..... BE
rec dozen HIGH GRADE FANCY
eQf.oHED HAMMocka. with
pillow. aprsader and cord spread
er. desp valance. worth f4aG.
gatuf1 day extra special soc
50 barrels p pint IT'S TOP GA
ZED JELLY TT AffI4 FRS. worth
80 dozen. Saturday dozen fftf
500 PARLOR BROOMs 29c
Hsai quality f-EeHad PaHi0r
Hroaua with I'D enamel handle.
worth regularly soc. Saturday.
extra sperial ...........s 200
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

The fitat race saw the defeat af
the 4 q 8 favofite betsy by Am-
hitleus. Nichols put az a upiendu
ride an the winner, while Davis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

faf tho Fourth al The Meadows
Tho following horses have gone to
Vancouver to take part iu the inset
Ing Ekpadisut. Ripper kuAalik,
Lady Minora. fudge MeCone. Miss
Katherine Ilaekthurn lob Mclean.
Wenfich. Watsaeure. Jim rreudrf
CAST Bath neaeh. Rustic Lady,
Dusty Miller. -Luelan aud a number
ef others Auena the Jockeys who
will attend the meeting ats W
smith. catrun. Aivnradn. ~ roWeii.
Callahan. 4. stewart nud n0rei
Mesara leighton ana Skinner viii
be ia tha Judges stand. and Jim
naiay viii probably Do the starting
white the plaY on James A. Nnr-
ray was not very strong a. the track
yesterday. "a large amount Of mooney
vas sent out ul town which was
played IA thr sfiutte, hauHaiitu and
salt Lake poolronms
4. Polk. the owner u Nanou. had
good sized bet on the mare and
paafitod handsomely when She gal
topped iu. Tel Fountain Was au-
other oua Who won when Nanon
came in first as he played har ~
every book iu the ring
The start IA the ihiad race was
vefY poor. the batrlsf auine az with
Bath Beach standing about thras
lengths back 81 the field
ti'a lots ~ fun TO watch the crowd
hiking tu the paddock between faees.
Three quarters Of the int don't
know racer from a rabbit. but
they like 20 muaa around and act
like FUN grown sports. They hanK
around pipe Off Niessrs Rice. Foun-
tain. Ross ar Plum Pudding Tom
my aud then - home and tell the
folks an about it. nut look 1t the
fun they have
All the ball players we're Ht the
track and pat iu an afternoons hard
work Absst Of them played .. q.
Huute for place and show. aud all
we're THE smile that won't come
or" when the animal came IA aea
and RoY nitt didu't trust his broth
a. players d'ps. but went around
seeking Information. fie started
early by asking the conductor u one
% the open wafk ears what he
thought waa the best bet ~ the day.
and wound up ~ listening 10 tha
tips 81 "ftie Hen. Who grabbed him
about the fourth race.
George Parts the Splinter who
used 90 race under the ealura u the
= A. G.. Was At tha track. and from
the activity which he developed
chaslns around the betting finE. he
evidently retains all ~ his Old time
speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

affart wna quits the reverse
IN the uoeand Meuride'a strong
finish was all that won FOR Grace
a. clair. A. she iuat beat rimhim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

PORTLAND Tune - rarfiahs af8fs r.
tha Winning Fun yesterday Wtfh tsu Hpz
izaHtHns site TIE NHra e -
fssftiaaH s..Hft aU4aafs 81
rrasns ...=s....... aataHaaaa9
BATTERIES Essieh and Maf<esn Mrtlfea
- sH1 DASH 5sHz4 tfnglts hnnH
fuH A&uNtaKH June p -ataahfaah won
IL sasa game tss4aF Tha rcufe
tssAiafsd $3.50. 88taaQagt-a
Asnstatat ana Haaer Gates nna Fsfai
e. tfapIfsa tleazan aHa Mriaaal8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

AnHHuHHH fuHa = rhr iaHaia HaH
fhs gene Dol tie fIaf taHiHr rhsH fhrF haf
go uu5H auf - o. H4H tisuH nHa HHIiaH
.ii 49, aHHi II faiH after piaFinH I've q
.nl4Ha HfufH tf D. p
niilhaHH a=#s... 3 a o
tlfaFn Hafhf ..... q o 20
uatfHfirs HHah FfaahHu aaa H4aaa.
iiftnhaf auH d iiaefflHaI
aAME m roaTruEEu
TACOMA fanH 81 tutH Tacoma base
bali aamn uoHfpansd rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-29

The postoff,cs T. experiencing
considerable delay In the handling
nf tho mails because uf increased
business and lack 81 clerical force
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07
SUbnc Nbrabum's.

Ncm Worf, 6. Woi. - Ser 30.
Acknowledgement ocS llnobbGngigcn
Orbcna Der @rltb Mbrubum nobnI
belltc oobicr leincn Nniong. Wcbrert
Sunocrt Gelcgotcn limo mmeieno.
@roBmeiltcr Wiur Stcrn mllroc obrt
Sppolition 5ltnI WroBmeiltcr nonli'
nirt, ocaglcihcn Mar Shmiot sum
rriten Siilis @roBmcilter, &ofob
Sd)0n sum @roBicfrct1r unb NciH,
rid &otdcin sum SdaBmciitcr.
Somuel @clbori, @roBnlciltcr oc@
Hltcn Srocn3 Der @ritb Nbrobom,
biclt cine Nebc, in mcld)cr CT beiiire
mortete, Dob bic bcioen Srncn I'M Sr.
%tcrciic bcS S%rOentbumS Sono in
Sunb orbcitcn ioutcn. Inter Nn0c.
rem io9tc cr:
IS gicbt Da mntcn in @oibington
cinigc Scrrcn, mcld)e ole Suocn i'm
Sonoe pcrtreten III fonnen glauben,
llno cS ocn Er0iioenten ingen. Ser
lelbe glnllbt ibncn unO giebt linen
NucS, mas lie mollcn. Nlein NIc-
mnno irogt Guren Srben, meldcr
10000 SilOen i'm bieligcn 2anOe per
tritt, mos or No5u oentt, neil Sbc
Gllh niht oorlm befiimmcrt. Sbr
bobt nid)t gcnug Snterciie on Den
Gag gelcgt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07
0rGn0c.

Genner, Gol., 6. Wal. - 0aS
groBe, an Der &%reuiung bon 10, mno
GltoitraBe gclcNene Maorenlager Der
n0enpcr Sroniit & @arebollle Co."
lit lalnmt SnboIt ollrd) 6eilcr 5erltort
morben. Ger Shaoclr miro mui
100000 peronidylagt.
&noYpille, 5enn., 6. Wal. -
Sn Dem commerce 9lliloing" an
Der @opitroBc, nobe @ine . Npenle,
brad nnd) Mittcrrod)t Seiler aus, oaS
iih id)lell mui ole ongrcn5enocn &c
i~d)GitsbGuier ucrbreitete. Gie gol5c
Itnotilde SoIhmallnifait nabm Den
&onpi nit Sen 1lammen out ood)
crit nod mcbritiinoigen. anltrenglln'
gen 9elon1 ca, Den 9rano SIT beiudl-
tiaen. Ger acIammte materielle yer
Init be5iiicrt iih aui 100000, allI
Die iol9enoen6irnlen pertbellt: SIftle'
iieIo 4 Stcerc So, McYtiaan, Sa5en
& 50. uno Mc9ee 4 Sambrigbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07
Mod nidDt iuicbcr flutt.

S6lo1tl6iii nRboOe Salano" liegt
nod in Scr G6eIopcofe Bal lett
Gas Gintrctcn ltiirniid)cn @ct-
terS fonnte ieinc Gage 51 elmer
geidbrliden MAIDEN.
Norfolt So, 6. Mai. - Gas
S6ludtidiii ~Nbooc SSIano" liegt
nod INNER nobc 2)orf Spit in Der
Gbeiopeote.9ai ieit obgleih Orei Der
mG6tiglten S6leppcr i'm Iienite Der
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