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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07
BENNINGTON

AiASNINGToN, March 7.-Electton
affairs are increasing in Interest as
election day draws near and the yart-
GUS candidates are the busiest men
in town. Both Of the candidates for
city recorder visited the varions in;
dustrial plants Of the city yesterday
and left their cards.
Quite large crowd gathered at No.
S. last night to see Buck Rt1lott
pass through on mis- way back TO the
pen. He had been to Fairmont as a
witness in the Yost case
]. Howard Coleman made q business
trip to the city from Underwood last
night.
Mrs. Pat Glover went 70 the North
wheeling Hospital yesterday to un-
dergo an operation. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs Nina Lynch
JOS. sldwell was in Littleton yes
terday on business.
Chas. Stewart, Of Pennington, was
In the city yesterday
]. R. KIlppelt has resigned his 20
sition with the Eureka Pipe Line Co
and is making preparations TO move
his family from Manninston.
Rev. Moore, of the NJ. E. Church.
has moved into tlle new parsonage
and Friday evening the Ladies Aid
will hold a reception there, All me'u'
beers Of the church are invited aud
their friends.
w. B. Charlton went to Downs on
business on No. A last night.
Edward Dorsey Slack, Of Fair1aont'
who was in town on nNgtness over
night left on No. IA for clarssh''rg.
F. v. Faulkner left last night for
Wallace,
Or. W. H. Debendarfer was in
Wheeling yesterday.
chas. Noll, Of Hundred, Is visiting
friends in town.
Among the guests from nearhy towns
at the Bartlett yesterday we're w. B.
Cornwell, Miss Annie Russell and Curt
B. Fleming, Of Falrmont and ]. MIL
ton Hall, Of Morgantown.
]. D. Charlton was a business visit
tor at the county sent yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Huey, Of Logansport'
was in Wheeling yesterday, selecting
her spring millinery stoct
Mrs. Frank Shaw is quite III al her
home on Beatty avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07
BREAK I0oFlIo0o q Avs.

.I' a ~ H.a
rhe days of whiskey selling and the
erantins d liapof licenses are nun:
bered. The nete4ous business IS
doomed and theNhiskey sellers them
solves have done much e bring
aboat tho desired result 90 any cher n .
clsss Of people One 81 the strong
and realty eHectIye nts gsed q
IA favor Of hcense ways been
Tint 81 is batter u reenlat ss q
d whisltey than q atteippt psohlbtion.
and fail According q eSseport re
grnnd Jury yesterday eFening Falt
mont whlakey denlers have btol'enthe
law in two vital points, selling to MT
nors md selling On Sunday II does
ht need n grand Jury TO ind out slia'
ihey sell "a hnblIual drpniaroa' SO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07
soME aUEE

some queer reports are out about
Ifank WRIGHT, % alleged acc1mplice
OF ne mnfde ot men at Manning
TON some months ago. He is sup
posea to be ptisonet, but one day
lie 4 located and the next missing,
though saidto be In thu custody Of a
deputy sheriff. Wright was to be &C.
companied from Morgantown to Char
Lesion tore before tie supreme Court
10 asli tof habess corpus proceedings.
Atter leaving Motganto town neither he
nor ths otiieer seems to have been
heard rom That IS Morgantown new
er heard q them any more, nod did
chosleson according 10 the Iaters Of
mat city They have been seen, or
imposed u haye.been, along the route
hetween Charleston and Morgantown,
but no one knows anything about them
nov My n not be a plan to thwart
iussIce ia say the least about the
whole proceeding Il would hardly
be possible fora guarded prisoner to
make way with the Old \ aid es-
cape No one really believes that
story sat what is the truth Of the
matter ssBurg Telegram.
fto f,aifii r az ItIie matter Is that
wright was ieft Al the Point Pleas
amt jul forSa time and later taken to
chariestcn where he had his heSring
before the Supreme Court % Appeals
ihe argunents being made yesterday
morning. ne Is now in the custody
OF sheEIt furbee, Of Marion county,
and he Win basbrought back here for
mai on ~ indictment recently found
against rim,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07

to us, Just introduce yourselves to
yourselves and to the God you have
signed up to advocate the cause Of
through thick and thin. Plainly speak
ing, see If you do not vary from some
Of his easy laws, in cold blood; plain
ly speaking, as far as the unfortunate
drinker and the saloon man. who eth
er takes too much or violated the law
by selling 10 some minor, who boldly
walks up to the bar on a busy day or
claims to DO Of age or Iooksit without
question, or perhaps has been taught
it at home or may be sent to trap the
licensed men for a purpose. The law,
though gotten UP by our superiors. or
men who have bought, sold and stole
their way into ONCE, IS wrong.
The minors should be taught a les
son as well as the saloon man. They
trespass almost every time they enter
a saloon, as nearly every saloon has
or should have the bulletin up in a
conspicuous place and in plain letters:
"No minors allowed in here" and
every one that goes in ought to be
fined or be liable to pynishEent Of
some kind, or Il the saloon man viii.
fully sold to any minor taking the risk
to do so by mutual agreement between
said minor and himself aad guilt was
proven to revoke his license would be
little enough, But the generality Of
saloon men have very little show Of
protection against the majority Of mi.
nors. a
There are cases which could quite
likely be proven where tho father and
son, the son q minor, would stand ct
the same bar and drink tngethefl
where theatGther would send the r..
FAINT or minor for liquor ana quite
likely that same younsster would be
called on to indict half the licensed
saloons In d town Of ten taoasand pop.
iuiatioa; perhaps half q dozens looms.
Not right; t6oF much one She'd In
49, n
on thet bind the ncthss eoneaI
81 WITH d pIea ana A. hcnsat ono.
She me tliexanee ana aaHst ono
ii least n most cases
Her home. her niiaifs arc disturbed
md someHmea wrecked alIogethor'
She biamea tho saloon man- cnn't help
Il. She Is tobe aEmnaLhIlal vIIn in-
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fnltlf & M roo IN III pos NE most
ySinai H 4 ne ctnal ,and cur We yttttless
III abnnd aiifly u ed 9y OF the
T,SSf I'M III me ltal sSSfit ers and teae
3 M n oIif ara Even the 1ntu t9fed
8TSdIaiis mo. By Ihtuit Ion and
tdkiIt n Recovered the us tulnes olsmany
nafye plants before the dyent, q \. me "a
White on this continent ;En y M Z.
SioFin6 tiofi! crude though IT vas impaired
s iFeeiy "a the friendller Of the ghitesi le p
a he liitter % continue inv estiga ti0ns until
to.daV We have q rich 81 0ttfneI1t Of n0st
yaluS Amerlca On med sinai roots ana
herbs. q. b u, II.
( III n no longer thong ut tleeess that
medEGtnai agent, Ia order TO be good
and nsefIll, must have been bt0lglI
s5ef6ss Re ocean Of that beillg carried,
seyeti times acfosg the Sahafa esert on
/ lheG backs Of fourteen eamels ma esi it
the more yalua BILE. "a.
ff Pierce Bel IeyeS that our Anefican
forests abound utmost valuable nedisi
cInal roots fOr, thernre 81 NEST 9. our
obstinafe aud most fatal diseases, " We
would properly investigate them; and,
10 confirmation ot this Arm eony ictlon,
he points With pride to the almost mar
Vicious cures etEestsl by his : Golden Med.
ieal Discovery, y which has proven ITSELF
% be the most efHclent stomach tonic,
liver lnyiRorat0f, Heart tonic and reg9r
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4 lcal science. Not less marvellous, 10 the
unparalleled cures II IS constantly max
ine OF womatl's many peculiar ahec-
lions, W6a knesses and dlstr sing defanRe-
ments, Is DR.. Plerces fayorite ,Prescflp-
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oiunsolic estlHOnials contfibute9 ~
grateful patients who have been cured .Dy
itOf painful periods; Irregular
tiles, prolapsps aud other disg lacements.
liberation Of uterus and kindred snees
tIo1s. often after many other advertised
medicines had failed. & ~ =
Both these world. famed medicines are
wholly male mp from the glycertc e1s:
kractS Of native, medicinal roots, found
m our American forests. The processes
employed In their manufacture were
! original with DR., Pierce. and they are
carried on by skilled chemists and phars.
mSeIstS with the aid Of apparatus and
appliances specially designed and built
hi fhis purpose, Both medicines are
entirely free from alcohol and all other
hIrmfIil. ha6It-fOrming drugs. a lull
I mi OF their ingredients ls printed on each
Of theIr wrappers. They are both made
0fsueh native, medicinal roots rs have
Iecefyed the strongest endorsement and
praise for their curative virtues from
liza most prominent writers on AiGtert1
! Ne1tod in this country. What Is said "
tbeIr power to cure the several diseases
foF which they are advised may be
eSsily learned by sending your name
and address to Dr.. r. v. Pierce, BllttalO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07
aETrLEn me- oVesT1oN.

A Morgantown justice has settled q
vexed question. A man within his
Jurisdiction sued . rSilrosd Of which
he had bought a mileage book for
the payment Of the ten dollars extra
he had put up. after other persons
than himself had used the transporta-
ton. The justice promptly gaze judg-
ment in favor of the plaintiff. His
name is Boughner and he used to
work on the; State journal which prob
ably accounts for his fine sense OF
justice. Is it not every man s::ter all
who can at once see that after any one
has paid his money for liece OF
property he Is entitled Is use It as
he pleases.- Parkersburg State Jour
nal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07
ONE MosE GRANGE.

.-t ~ j
Has there been any Sunday selling
Of whiskey golngson in airmout! The
average citizen smiles when such a
question IS propoanded and yet Try
as diligently asJtt might the grand
jury could md yery little eyi'ltnce
against the Whiskey men OF this.
SCORE. IndIscsinnate and wholesale
attempts were mace By the prosecut-
ing attorney 10 gs the proper people
before he Taaa Jury to testify on
this ouestlonbar tenders. assistants.
reported sunday special sa!esmen,
hooze drinkers everybody in fact WHO
was thought toslno@ anything on the
mbiect-an yetoniy scant evidence
Was obtalnable All swore thai moth
Ing Of the kind was going on. Now,
the question arises. we're these peo-
pie wiiltully lying deliberately per-
iuring themseiYes 10 protect the men
who furnished them emplo ynctt or
are the people mistaken about the
matter q Sunday selling? Judge Ma
son is not satisaed with the results OBJ
timed and the grand Jury viii llc in
session again ina few days to give
tle whislse men one more chance DO
lore acton viii he ken to see about
the question II perjury. II mas been
suggested ard se think; wisely, that
the city Council should call oil the
saloon owners the city before them
aud as them 8andef oath concerning
sunday selling before their licenses
be- renewed for another year. Moth
ing short d theRost drastic measure
vim bring tte lolatnrs Of the Wits
key laws theIr SOS ess aud the City
Council ought aSt 10 hesitate TO do
right ID this mater
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,


To Mary A. Dunnlagton, execatrtx Of
the last will and testament Of \,
c. Huntington, deceased, plaintiff,
and B. F. HansSord and Lucy Hans.
ford, defendants:
In the intermediate Court Of Marion
riop county. West Virginia, il Chan,
Gerry.
You and each Of you will take no,
tice that in pursuance Of a decree OF
the said court entered on the 9TH day
Of February, 1906, in the chanceFy
cause therein pending wherein You
are the parties complainant and de-
PENDANT, I have tixel upon Saturday
the 18th day of;Maret. 1905, at my q.
fee ID the city Of Fairmont. Marion
county, West Virginia, as the time
and place for beginning the discharge
Of my duties under said decree, ap alb
stract of which decree Is as follows
Upon consideration Of all whlca
lit Is adiudged, ordered and decreed
that this cause be and the same q
thereby referred to A. L. Lehman, one
Of tho commissioners In cnancery 81
this court, to take, state and repcrl
an account showing:
/. Who are the owners Of the lands
mentioned and described In the bill
and exhibits filed herewith: inswHaI
proportions the said, land is held b
the said owners; what liens there afe
first against the real estate described
/ In the papers Of this cause. thsIi
amounts and apr4oriaes. respectively
and to whom the same are owing,
whether the lnterestof the said 3, +
Hanstord will in Eve years pay Of
and discharge the liens against BIZ
said interest therein with the rents
and profits thereof; and any and al
other matters deemed pertinent b
said commissioner or required BY any
person in interesty NJ
at which time and place yoli are
requested to be present
Given under my hand this 14th dny
Of February, 1906.
A. i. LEHMAN, 4.
II Commissioner.
ALLISON s., FLBStlNG.
Counsel for plaintiff
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deed, but she does mol bssaa I'll home
sweet home. and study sheihee fhert
might BE little blams attached e
|heFselk 81 her beioyea husbana anc
father aoG ne pFonisirs youth. WIG
has perhaps drunk from is taihet
Ebottie aud relied ~ IRE Itch from tlie
eascts d rs contents she doe not
think 81 know that perhaps 4 eyery
male member 81 church a tie 5eott,4
III s6e reside il Sohll tie la 81
tie manufacture ana sale q aiqao,tt
that there would he no licensed 20
loon and when the 3sIrnnkard ind go
loon man would ID most cases llne
right up with them The saloon y
wrong, but surely the blame cannot be
|1aid 1t the saloon kseper's door Sc
loon keepers you are bad enough 6ptt
you're not alone nor never VIII be Be q 3
long as church members pray one way y
and vote another, and law:bresalkl9earss q
can continue 70 be laW4nak cls. The
fault don't exactly rest on any e Ger
tain, ones shoulders. IFS badly mixed
and the blame poorly divided. The
saloon mans show books bad on earth
but his chances actually look about
as GOOD Of Heaven as Ills neighboFsl
+ OBSERVER
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07

NJ. 4sndsrsons Position.

- { ~ i "a
Editor West virginlan:
/ hear some little talk going tae
rounds relative to my candidacy for
city council from the First ward. One
Of my friends volunteered the infcrna'
ton that 1 swould pto BE, heaita1
because Of the wharf question which
Is being 50 earnestly discussed BY 50
many voters. While IL may be- that
the baltimore & Ohio Is lighting the
proposition for extensive wharfage on
our side Of the river, the compaay's
policies are not necessarily mine and
/ am thoroughly sincere when I make
the assertion that whatsoever any
straightforward, honest, reputable and
progressive citizen would do for the
city that also will L do. ] own con.
siderable property in the First ward
and do not intend 10 leopaFlize the
value Of my holdings to conform with
the requests Of my employers, even
should such a requestfbe made. espe-
ctally when the position / hold is not
a remarkably renumerasiye Que y
7. B. HENDERSON,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07
DIED THIS MORNING.
cIarksburu Barber Who shot Himself
Last Night Is Dead.

CLARsBURG, March Herman
.Lahaye, q well known barber Of this
city, committed suicide last evening
~ shooting himself, Dependency
.oyesa love atiair va sthe Cause Of THE
not physlcians ere stlt4lpo e bp y
itwa eels IL once tlia ha could not
iiye 4s disd ~ aye 0cIssk tllia
morning
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these deaiers have knoekei every pFop
from under thelr gichels raeture
and me only thing Is Ne ee Is
to Put ansend 70 the Whole llatness
by refnBag to grant licepse Ihe rev
enne brought u the ciEy the only
argument let IN favor d license y
entirely tnadeanat 81 ny the cost
of tie suffering, shame and disgrace
brought on by the sale If this he'll;
sish stun coli at the records of our
police court Almost every offender
Us either d plain Or some other kind
III 4 drunk Or has had 9 light because
he was drunk How much longer will.
the people stand for this state q afs
farsi II IS up 70. them 70 say, for
The people have the power TO- %. as
they desire In this ma tet
HEHTlTLEp 10 COW RATuLATtoNs.
The u N. 6. a. org&aization at
Fairmont Is certainly entitled to the
hearty congratulations Of The friends
of this great organization in general;
over the success 1t Is meeting with
IN securing funds 10. the erection Of
its proposedvnew building IN that
town. The subscriptiNEs towards the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-07

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Sowa.

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9cgas.

Mus Minpln miro gemelbet:
Ser Neger Silas Spbnion nollte ii6
an 8. September hur6 SrauOitiftln9
aus Dem 8efdngniB befreien. per<
brannte ii6 dber 81 Iide. CT lam
jdmnnerlid I'm, pdhrenD ibm cine
Ieniheumenge pergeblid ats Dem
brennenben 8eidngnib 81 belfen perz
iudJte. Sobnion ma ipe9en Srun>
fenbeit perbaftet iporben unb 5iin<
bete elm SeIer in ieiner 3ele an,
INN ii6 Su befreien. Sic Slammen
griffen eber 10 raid nm lid, Dab
Der Shlieber, ais er fam, inn nift
mebr belfen fonute. Wan alarmierte
rie Seuertpebr unb Ienihenmai1en
~itronttcn nah Dem 8efdn9niB; bas
6ei6rei bes Ne9ers mar fiir6terli6.
Man mabte aus einem 9alfen cine
Mammc unb bcriufte, Die eiiernen
gbiiren nieber5ubreden. aQein lie
bielten Stanp. Shlieblih mlbten
ale @eriuhe nlifgegeben perben; Die
Mfenifen iaben. lpie Der Neeer 81
5pbe 9erDitet purbe. Sas Stdbts
cben Fat feline 9eniiscnbe Seueripebr;
Die Sprise mar ben Slammen gee
aeniiber pbnmdhtig. SdlieBli6
Itiir5te cine Ntauer beg 8efdngniies
elm unb be9rub Den i6reienben 8es
tdnge1en.
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AsAsNES!EA sSssesM
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Juotaua.

Iu5 HilibpiQs Miro untcr'm
Il. September gelnelNct: 9rci &,dns
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6aln III S~erii5riiEg 0etomn1en NM
getDOtet morben; Der Ocd5t5ain mar
nit Dem cleftrtlden Strome Der TnS
lagc Der Indianapolis & Cincinnati
Experimentation IL Seriibz
rurg gsfonmen nnD burf ibn ges
laben moroen. Bic Sobten li1o:
Sliper Olprc. 90 Sabre alt; &ia
@erriforb, Elm gteger, 10 Sabre alt;
Geu6en Soltrigbt, eli, Aeger, 43
Sabre alt. Ser llnina trlIg lid,
0ail5 in Der giG6e Der arnftnnln9e
Ser @eieQidaft 81. &crriiorO unb
@oltri9bt 9ingen auf DEM Gilenbabn@
banun entlang, Inn l!6 nud elmer
&iesgrlbe gu 6egeben, in Der lie ar
bciteten. Spltrigbt pplte iiber ben
Stu6elbrabt5nun flcttern, battle i'm
a6er fuum beriibrt, ais er lfrelenp
Sulammenbra6 unb be~fpegungslos
bGnaen blieb. Yerriforb molte i'm
Iosreiben unb erbielt ielber einen
tobtliden S6la9; unb ebe Der tobts
Ii6e Strom abgeiteQt peroen fonnte.
fparen beibe 2eifen i6lper perbrannt.
Inter Den 9euten, ipelhe ben Ser
nngliidten 81 Silfe eilten, befunb
fi6 aud elm %setpiiler Snmes 8lpre,
Der lid plosli6 %erinnerte, baB iein
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in bic 2eitung Der StraBenbabn9ez
ieni6aft eefabren unb bate Die Sio>
Iierune beihdbist, 10 oub ii6 Der
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mitsetbeilt bate.
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Ocrbungern.

8eil i6r Iasen 10 i6ipa6 mar
burt nusloies Ginnebmen bon Ir5ez
neien. 10 baB lie ni6ts eiien fonnte,
lpar Srau Waria 8. @alters bon
ct. Clair Ctr, Columbus. g.. i'm
ipabren Gimme Deg @ortes am @er@
bungerns sic i6reibt: "Wtein
Wta9en ma 10 i9ipad bon Dem Ginz
nebmen nusloier ar5neimittel. baB
ib ni6ts ellen fonnte unO mein Ser
b~enipitem mar Elm iol6es 8rad. bab
ib ni6t i6lafen f%onnte; uno nidt
cher fam ib ba5u electric 9itters 81
periuhen, bis i6 ~boffnuneslos aufges
geben porben mar. 60 punberbar
mar aber bas Heiultat. baB ii6 mein
3uitanb ioglei6 belierte unb cine
politdnbige Seilun9 folgte." geite
@eiunbbeits Comic auf Der @elt.
80 Gents. 8arantirt bon z. 8.
656 Drain Strabe. Sus
buare. Soma.
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Sie @runbbeiitersgattin 3Gz
5tlte Tolfar IN Neumarft bat ibr
n~en9eborenes Sinh lebenbig begra>
ben, lpdter grub tie Die 2eiGe pieber
aus uno mari lie in ben Seiitris>
fluB. Sic Srau fpllrbe perbaitet,
mdn lob jeood, Dab lie Die ihredz
lthe Chat IN einem Infalle BON 8eiz
ties ltorung berilbt bat.
Sn Der 9tGbe bes a~inberbabes
inn Wolfgangiee gegeniiber ct.
8olf9an9. babeten 5tpei ertpadlene
Wdbden. sic itpammen allf
einem Brett auf Dem Gee. ais pl0bs
li1 zines bns @leiheefpidt perlor
unb bonn Brett in bas @aIier glitt.
Oas 5peite Idb6en lieb iih ioiort
ms @ai1er binab. INN Dem in @es
fabr befinblihen 81 Silfe an fonts
men. purbe aber bon bieiem 9leihs
falls in Die Tiefe se5oeen. Sic
Sbentitdt Der Ndo6en tplirbe bulb
feitgeiteIlt. gs iinb Die 24jGbrige
Inra Sirineer unb Die 26idbrige
Waria Martbtn, Die 6eibe BEL elmer
COMMEMORATIVE aus 8ien Namens
Souarening bebienitet paren. Sic
2ei6en ipuroen in Die Sobtenfammer
na6 ct. @ilsen 9ebra1t.
Sn 2~angenlebarn BEL Suun
babeten iiineit I'M Soualiarm stpei
BET elmer Sommerpartie bebienite
Wdbhen Nantens Iloiiia G6raid
uno &ldrn Yrdno. SlDbItf aerteth
Die 9ranb in cine tiefe Stene uno
brobte unter5ugeben. Gle itieb
nngitbone Siiferufe aus. Sic
S6raif ndberte iid ibr raid uub
reibte ibr Die Sanb, Inn lie 5u
retten. Sic grdnb umf-ammerte
frampfbaft Die Ietterin rnb 5og lie
nit iih in Die Siefe. Na6 penigen
Sefunben iparen belize Wtdoben bers
i6ipnnben. Na1 af~titiinbigem Su>
den eelans es, Die beiben 2eiden
5u bergen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-18

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idl crlpa6tc, befanb i) mid ilber
eiilem @albe, lrb Der Sprb ldlu9
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gen, iobab Der Salon f~eitgebalten
nuroe. Sh flettertc berarls, madte
mir am SuBe oes Saime5 Elm 2az
ger 6ured)t unD idlief lpieber ein.
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srpben ifpnrSen 9dren auf9spedt.
pelder ihniiffelnb bereifnm, iebo6
feincn gu9riif duf mid mafte. Iud
@ilb lab ib in GROCER @enac. nber
iobalp hieies bes grobcn gallpn5
aniihti9 puroe, ergriff es eilig Die
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