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tanning one. Murray discovered this
and said. II have some ballots here
Then, without thinking OF what he was
doing, he walked to the other side of
the room, ripped open the package OF
official ballots and handed one each 10
Parkinson and Israelson, These ball
lots were returned TO him on election
day.
Robert Baxter, who discovered the
absence Of the ballots at the polls on
election day when he appeared in order
to vote. testified TO receiving one ballot
from Parkinson in this city and con-
veyng ii back to Mt Sterling.
Parkinson and lsraelson went on the
stand and asserted that they did not
know Murray was a judge of election.
that they didn't know the ballots were
official.
The defendants attorney demanded
the dismissal OF the defendants on the
ground that no criminal intent was
shown, but the prosecutor insisted that
the intent need not be proven affrma-
lively but might be established BY the
circumstances of the case, and he
maintained that the circumstances In
this case fully demonstrated that the
intent existed fully In the defendants
minds, for they knew that they were
doing wrong. Justice Petersen ac-
cepted the defendants views and dis
missed the case.
In disposing OF the case the court
said: Il have listened with great in
terest to all the evidence, and the argu-
ments made by counsel on both sides.
| appreciate that the, same responsible
ity rests upon me In this action as that
under which q jury acts. In my judg-
ment there Is nothing In this case
which shows the defendants to have
acted with criminal intent In receiving
and having these ballots. There Is evil
dence which makes this point clear.
This court, therefore, cannot do any
thing but dismiss the case. In this ac-
ton the court wishes only to be fair
and therefore can render no other de-
clslon in the matter"
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the Third ward Westinghouse, were well
attended by relatives and friends The
speakers were Elders George ii. Nc
Kinley and Bishop Thomas n. Taylor.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Judge Booth. District Attorney
Houtz and Court Stenographer Homer
viii leave for Vernai Sunday. Court
will open there Wednesday. Judge NJ
NJ. Warner will go from Salt Lake to
attend court.
VIM. Simmons and George Stewart
were tried Before jury In Justice
Moons court yesterday for disturbing
the peace of owen Morgan, and were
acquitted. The case was brought from
Justice Closes court In Spanish Fork
on change OF venue. All the parties
are from Spanish Fork.
Heber Bennion. resident of Taylors-
Vile has been assessed Sl0O BY the
forest reserve department for trespass
with sheep on the reservation. He has
paid the fine.
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PARKER, IDAHO.
WARD CONFERENCE
Parker In the Throcs OF Fuel Fam
Inc.


Special correspondence
Parker Ida, Nov. &-lt began 10 snow
Tuesday. the Nth, and about three inches
fell during a very cold spell The ground
IL now frozen hard and all plowing is
stopped The beet slicer was laid of for
week To give the sugar factory a
chance TO catch NJ, but Is running again
now.
a fuel famine prevails, and many peo-
pie are burning anything that is combustl-
bic.
The sugar company and shecpmen are
buying up pretty much all the spare hay,
Mr.. :. NJ Davis IL stlll at the hospital
at Salt Lake undergoing treatment for
cancer, and latterly Is feeling somewhat
encouraged. Mrs, Jed Earl is under the
necessity Of going TO salt lake also, 10 be
treated Tor stomach trouble.
Recently a dance was given In MD %
the missionary fund. Parker has four mis-.
sionaries In the field. viz Harry a. Grow
en- jed Earl Jr., Lawrence Secrist and
George Miller.
The Parker ward conference was held
yesterday, Sunday Nov 80 The stake
presidency were all IN attendance. also
the stake clerk and homo missionaries
The ward wns congratulated on being free
from debt, as the Kicks academy appor-
tionment and the ward Indebtedness have
both been liquidated. The ward sssccia-
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sion will not be permitted to dance until
II o'clock
COURT CALENDAR
Following is the trial calendar for this
term Of court:
Dec, &C. sorensen vs. Hammond Canal
company,
Dec. 7-B T. Cannon VS. f. A. Box.
Dec. Mccartney & Dumbeok VS. Il. II.
Jones.
Dec. l7-Homer j. Rich VS. John Y. Rich.
Dec ls-William Jones VS. John Blythe,
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Teachers institute will be held IN the
Central school building in Brigham City.
Saturday, Dec. s, at IL a. m.
HOME DRAMATICs.
1.-THE Southern Rose was presented at
the opera house last evening by the Home
Dramatic company 10 a crowded house.
Every seat was sold and standing room
was at premium. The play was given for
the benefit OF the NJ. !. A. literary and
free reading room, an institution which IL
a credit 10 the town, The play will no
doubt be repeated IN the near future.
The annual reunion OF the Sunday
school workers OF the Boxelder stake
will be held In the tabernacle Saturday,
Dec. l, and will wind up with social
IN the evening
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CHIEF OF POLICE OMAN
INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY.

san Francisco, Nov. sO.--Abraham
Reuf and Chief Of Police Jeremiah
Oman were Jointly indicted BY the
grand jury this afternoon on the charge
of conspiracy in connection with the
alleged protection OF a house OF pros
titutlon. Chief Of Police Oman was
also separately Indicted on the charge
Of perjury based upon his testimony
before the grand jury. Bonds were
fixed at $4,000 In each case No attempt
will b made to dlsplace Oman pending
the trial OF the case.
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HIGH SCHOOL CADETS
VIII be Supplied With Uniforms by
school Board.

Ogden. Dec. 1.-The board Of educa-
ton last evening decided to buy the
equipment for the high school cadets.
Who are going TO take military drill.
They also decided that the uniforms
shall consist of dark blue blouse and
lght blue trousers.
The sanitary committee reported the
city absolutely free from contagious
diseases among the school children.
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ident. Miss Josephine Kellogg No. 269
g. Third West street, at O'clock.
Mrs, Shepard spoke In the Methodist
church here Sunday evening. giving an
interesting account of W. c. t, ".
national convention. She also presented
Mrs. Il, j. Kroupa, district superinten-
dent or gold medal contests. with a
gold medal offered to the state for the
greatest increase In gold medal con-
aests In any district
]. E. FARRINGToN's FUNERAL.
The funeral services over the remains
or D. H. Harrington, held yesterday IN
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BOTH FEET FROZEN.

Suffering terribly with both feet badly
frozen a man named Claude Shea from
Nevada was brought to Ogden yester-
day noon for medical attention On his
arrival here he was met by the ambu-
lance and taken to the hospital where
physicians examined his feet and will
use every effort to save them, but il Is
feared they may have to be amputated
to save his life
The unfortunate man had been work.
ing near Reno, Nevada. but had start
ed out in terrific storm and before he
could get TO his destination his feet
were frozen stiff so he could not stand
on them.
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EPHRAIM.
VICTIM OF HEART FAILURE,
schools Give Thanksgiving Exercises
Piano Recital.

Special Correspondence.
Ephraim, Sanpete Co., Nov. S0.-Roy,
the IA year old son OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
James l.. Nelson, died last Friday
evening of heart failure. Funeral SER
vices were held in the Tabernacle last
Tuesday.
NJ. f. Murray. came to this city the
first OF the week, from Telluride Colo.
He is engaging men TO 30 back there
and work in the mines of which he is
superintendent.
A piano and song recital was given
by pupils Of Mrs. Reed at her home
Saturday afternoon.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph II. Thompson passed away Thurs
day. Funeral was held from the resi-
dence on Saturday.
Thanksgiving exercises were held
here yesterday BY the school children
in their respective buildings, and the
day closed with a grand ball held in
Hanson's pavilion.
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BULLFRoG EXCURSION.

Rhyolte New, will celebrate RAIL
ROAD DAY December 18th. For this
event the Salt Lake Route, Utah's
most popular road, win operate its sec
ond low rate excursion To the Bullfrog
district Chance TO visit Greenwater
also. owing to the big crowd going,
1t is important to make sleeping car
reservation at once. Phone 1886, i6s
South Main Street.
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HUNTSVILLE.
PETERSON. ALpoUs NUPTIALs.
Seventies Quorum Hold Thanksgiving
Services in Ward Assembly Room.

Special Correspondence.
Huntsville. Weber Co.. Nov. 30.-The
Thanksgiving speeches delivered by
Elders l.. H. Froerer and Nils Lofgreen
We're much appreciated by the people
present at the exercises held IN the
ward Westinghouse, under the direction
Of the local seventy quorum.
Bishop A. Il, Renstrom performed the
ceremony last night, which united
Henry Aldous and Emma Peterson, IN
tho bonds Of matrlmony. The wedding
Is being celebrated today at the home OF
the brides parents.
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cred the ground for four months.
Thrashlng Is hardly finished.
CHILD FRIGHTFULI.Y BURNED.

On the morning of the 18th, while Mrs.
l.. NJ. Chaftin was out doing chores
(her husband being absent on business
at Richileld) the little daughter. Twia,
aged three years, fell into the fire and
was badly burned before assistance was
obtained. The mother, hearing the
screams Of her child, ran to the house
and found the little one In flames She
tore the burning clothes from her child.
burning her own hands TO a blister 10
save the child. The clothing WAS near
ly all burned off the child before her
mother could reach her. While the
little one Is In a critical condition. there
is hope for her recovery
The district school started today with
Ray T.. Hanks as teacher. The school
board was not able TO secure the SER
vices OF teacher until now.
Joseph Forsyth is out again after a
months sickness
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TONS are prospecting Many timely and In
~ 70 the young.
There are two or three cases OF sickness
proving
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WE CURE BY MAIL F.

NO ONE NEED TO BE DEPRIVED
or THE ADVANTAGES OF THIS
SPECIAL OFFER BECAUSE OF
LIVING AWAY FROM THE CITY.
WRITE DRs SHORES AT ONCE,
If YOU CANNOT CALL FOR
THEIR SYMPTOM LIST AND CUES
TON BLANKS. AND TAKE AID
VANTAGE or DRs SHORES sPE-
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WHO APPLY. CALL OR WRITE.
CONSULTATION FREE WHETHER
YOU TAKE TREATMENT OR NOT,
DO NOT DELAY. APPLY NOW.
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ANTHoNY FRoNK us DEAD.

Anthony Fronk. a well known butch
or of Ogden, died last midnight from
dropsy, at his residence, Sl2 Twelfth
street. Deceased was born in Holland
March 4, 1862. He was In business IN
this city for 10 years. He is survived
by a wife and several children. Time
Of funeral viii be given later
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Today 5 Ogden News

lego Widow" Wednesday evening the
Theodore Torch company IN "a Sol
der Of the Empire" Friday, Sign OF
the Cross"
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TORREY.
HEAVY SNOW IN WAYNE.
Little Child Is Frightfully Burned
School Begun.

Special Correspondence.
Torrey, Wayne Co., Nov. 27.-It has
been showing here nearly every day
since the Goth. When the storm broke
away ON the 25rd, two feet OF snow had
fallen, which settled down TO "a inches
at present writing. II " warm aud
showing hard, with promise Of heavy
fall. as the storm Is coming from the
east. which indicates heavy snow IN
this part. just one year ago Torrey
had 30 inches OF snow fall, which COW
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

III, delivery BY carrier Sunday excepted at rs cents
WORK" Residence S2 Fourth North ind -, N"
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PARK CITY.
SKATING RINK CoLLAPsEs

Roof Caves in From Weight of snow
NO One Injured.
Special Correspondence.
Park City Nov. 29.-Part Of the roof
covering the skating rink caved In last
evening, taking part OF the walls with IL.
The accident was caused BY heavy snow.
The management had closed the building
fearing that an accident like this would
happen,
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What Weakness" Is and
How We Cure II.

so-cailed Weakness" In neR
is merely a symptom OF chronic
Inflammation In the prostate
gland, brought on by early dis
sipauon or by the improper
treatment Of some contracted
disease. A complete and radical
cure is, therefore, a question Of
restoring the, prostate gland 10
the normal state, and this we
accomplish promptly and com
pletely without the use OF In
ternal remedies. our treatment
Is local one entirely. II IL
original and scientific, and has
been proven absolutely effective
by thousands OF tests. We are
convinced that by no other
methods can full and permanent
restoration OF strength and Wig
or be accomplished.
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Buy
Dr. Graves
Tooth Powder

Avoid discomfort, danger and
unpleasant after taste by re.
fusing all other powders or
pastes, washes and soaps.
Your dentist will advise you.
In handy metal cans or bottles. csc.
D.. Graves Tooth Powder Co.
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| LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

The News Delivered
should be made
Weekly News @6 Center Street Phone Independent ~ ~
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Investigate our Me.
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TWO DEATHS.
W 9 7. U, MEETINGS.

nate rre,,d :, Shepard Of Salt Lake
= here s,,a 81 the w. G. T. IT, who
thool eonv snaing the state SUNDAY
sqnday. snnenlion, will remain over
q ". sna " meet the White Ribboners
wa W. at the home Of the prss,
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sion will not be permitted to dance until
n-.ln..l.
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Contracted Disorders.

BE sure your cure
Is thorough. Not
one OF our patients
has ever had a re-
lapse after being
discharged as cur
cd, and we cure In
less time than the
ordinary forms Of
treatment require.
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Ser Strafcmba6nfrics in GlcpclnO.

GIepeIono, o, 26. Sllli. -
Wnpor Som 8. Spbnion uno ". s..
Springborn, 0ireftor ser ltGotiiden
@erfe, eridienen beute Dor Dem Nid-
ter Sor0 i'm Common ElenS-8 eriht,
nm iid be5iigIih elmer Nnfla8e Ser
WiBo6tllnq ser @eridJtS- IutoritGt SIT
perantmorten, neil iie geitern eiuen
@in6altsbefebl in 8erbinoung nit
Sem I1lfreiBen Ser @elciie ser oGleue.
lah0 electric &oilpnp 60" an Ser
6ultonltrnBe feline 9eadtung &c.
i6enft batten. Cine groBe Menge
0eugieriger mar i'm @eri6tS5inmer
5uiommen gepfer6t unO grobe Gnt.
tGilidplng befunoete iih inter i6nen,
ais &ihter 6orb erfl6rtc. OoB or sic
gauge Affaire bis gum 81. SiiIt per-
ifiebe, Inn @elegenbeit SIT elmer &c.
noreren Yriiiung ser Srnge 81 er.
longcn. ST befnbl ie0od, nQe meite.
rem Ir6eitcn oltf Sen StrnBen, nm
melfe lid sic ,Wtunicipdl FRACTION
So" nit Ser ,GlepelanO @Iectric9tuil.
wop 60" I%treitet, p%orIGlfig ein5uitcl-
len, un6 9eadtlrng ieines 9eieblS
mtrOe pcrlprodct.
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SdDiitt elm gllibi uur.

8ougbfeepiie, N..O, 26.
Stli. - Ger Wnnn, melder geltern
oils 6rnnf s G%onltantine ioentifi5irt
muroe uno ser an g.. Snnuar 3. 5.
5lt Gbicago periibten @r%morOung Der
Srou 2oltiie $. @entrp 6ei6ulOigt lit,
oiebt an, boB err am Gage Oes Ger6re'
deus in Nem-Dorf ais Strnben6abll.
G~ououfteur tbGtig gepeIen iei uno
oaB er eS bepciien fonne. Gr beiBe
Srib G~onItantinc uno iei Elm 9rtoer
oes Mannes, wcld)er in Gbicago Der.
longt miro.
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Tim eimen Damn.
Geiperater aalnpf elmer 3armers
6omilie in g8isconiin nit Wili5.
SolSaten uno S6eriff.

1eIpeIuleI NuIIlpI tlIleE 1SuEHleCs
6omilie in 8isconiin nit Nlili5.
Sol0aten uuo S6eriff.
2a0pmit6 @iSc., 26. Slli.-
SameS SeOriugton, Elm @G6ter auf
6en OGmmen ser nWiiitiiippi &iper
2oggiug So" am Gbornappel- 8iper,
fam beute pom Gameron-I amm bier
al ln0 6eridtpt ii6er einen &i
melder geItern 5luiIden So6n j. 0iet
uno 6omtlie mo ieds Mili5ioloaten,
ange6lif) aus Wihpollfee, itattfan0.
0ie M%ili5ioIOaten moren BON S6eriff
8plan0 bon Sapper : @ountD beglet.
tet, unO ser aompf mar oie 6olge Ell,
mes 8eriuf8, ser 6amilie cine geridt.
lide S%orla0ung 5ll5uiteaen. @iner
ser W~ili5ioI0oten erlitt brei S6uB-
munoen uno iein 0aoonfommen ut
frnglid. Clarence Gieb, Elm Sobn
bon Sobn 0iet, murOe in Ben &opf
9ei6oiien. 9ie %Srolen Der 6omilie
betbeiligten li6 an Dem 6euern uto
an $50 Sdiiiie iolen a~bgege6cn nor
Oen iein.
@ie &eorington er5Gblt, ertlGrte
4icb Dor Sem Sample, er ermarte, nit
einem @euebr in Ser &ano olti leiuer
6nrm 81 iterben. gr bat ieit lGuge.
rer 3eit Sen 2bornappIe : Damm in
ieinem 9eiib gebobt uno Die Gerien-
Dung mebrerer MiQionen SUB Baum.
ItGmme, mel6e Ser .Gbippepo Gum.
Der ano Boom 60" geboren, perbin.
oert. Die 9numIt1mme periaulen
unO sic Gompagnie bot i6on ieit eli
niger 3eit perluht, 0ie Sade Dor @e.
rift 81 bringen. Mon meiB nidt, ob
Der geitri9e Seriud sur NbIieicrung
ser @%orlooung eriolgreid mar oOer
ni6t.
(SpGter.) - Der @eriu6, Dies 81
perbaften, lit ~porlGufig altigege6en
mor0en.
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@eIdnucroem ans Tlurioa.
9eutide @inpanberer in Sol560ien
Ser nSSodion 9umber 60" angeb.
Iid mie Sflapen ~bebanoelt.

Sen acola a, Sla., 26. Suli. -
Stills : @unoesmoriddlle Iinb NIT
&er6aits6eieblen 9egen 9eamte Ser
~Sadlon 2urn6er So" nad 2odbart
abgegangcn. @S lheint, onB etma
bunOert Ginpanoerer, porpiegeno
Eeutide, in oen SoI5boien Ser Sc.
Iellidaft tbntiG6lif i'm 3uItan0e Der
Sfloperei f~eitgebalten meroen. Cine
sn5abl Gcutide iino ans ienem Ar.
~beitslager, ans fuetdem ie entfloben
lilo, bier e%insetroffen. Sic beguben
lid gum oelttiden @%iee-aonill mo
erSGblten inn cine @eididte bon 10
grauiamer WiBbanbIung, baB i6res
@leifen i'm Siioen faum nod gebort
moroen lit. Sbrer GarItelLung 5ufolge
befomnlen ie mir 0us 81 eIlen, mas
Die, amerifaniiden Irbeiter iibrig lal'
ien - epentliea Tidts. @enn lie
periuften, Ben Ilab SIT perlniIen,
lpiroen iie e%iueefangeu, uno erbar'
mingslos geihlaeen. @enu oie 2ellte
nidt arbeiten, mic es Dem Iufieber
beliebt, meroen iie entfIeioet, iiber Ell.
mem Sol5blod NIT einem Hiemen felt
gebalten uno geidlaaen.
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Widjt bnrd)gebrannt, iunbern ermor
0cf.

9eI6ertomn II, Waii., 26. Sitli.
- Die 9eide 8in5ola W. @oooeu's,
ser ieit Ginger 3eit permiBten Sodter
@eslep NJ. @oooeu's, mnroe belte
BON oem Safer unb einem Better oeS
MGo6ens i'm Upper Yono" gefun-
'ben. @inolo ~peridpunnb am 6. Sltli.
&or etlihen Sagen bieB es, lire 81
tern bGtten einen 9riei bon ibr erbol-
ten, in meldem lie mittbeilte. baB Tie
nit eiitem 2iebbaber bur6gebrannt iei
un6 oenielben gebeiratbet babe.
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Scd)s anf cincn Sdlas.

HaibriIle, Cent, 26. Spili. =
Cine Negerin brad)te geitern ST Sing.
lton, @iaiamion County, Senn.,
ied)s ainber sur @elt. 9ieielben noe.
rem iarnmtlih moblgeitaltet unb be.
ianoen iid nad Den letten &ahridten
lGmmtlid aom 9ebem.
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= 0ie $500 Ginipobner bon airf.
iuooS, elmer @oritoot BON ct. 2oniS,
Mo., limo ieit perilolienem Samitag
obne Srinfipoiier, inbem oas @aiier
in ser offentliden@ oiierleituna plob-
lid 5u ilieben aufborte unb aQe9run.
men nno gilterneu ausgetrodnet lino.
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2onOitroBe eilten Tlurncl grobcn, 10
OoB er I'M Stonoc iein miro, ieine
Spo5ierfobrten SIT mo6en, o9re DAB
inn Semnno 5u na9e fomlnt. Dos
S6Iob ieIbit ioIl, ipie Die in oenleIel.
ben bcidaitigten Grbeiter perii6ern,
Elm f0rmIideS &obprintb BON 0e6ci.
mcn Ebiiren mo unterirOii6en@Gn.
gen bilOen.
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v@reut 3ort6ern Sotcl" wurOe Ourd
Elm in lebter 0a6t ala8ebro6enes
6eller falt total 5erit6rt, alein eS &C.
lang Der 6elterDebr, ein lpeitereS
llmIitgreifen DER 6lounlen ST. oer-
Bitten. Der @eiommtucrlult miro ollf
$4,000 oeronidlagt.
Giot S6e'S Ingit Dor 3 NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27
SdJrittc sescn Gismnd)crer im@eIten.

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moltS Sturtepont lnltet oabin, Dob in
2ocroiie eip GiStruit eriitirt, bon Dem
sic bcitebenoen 8eiebe perlebt iporoen
limo. 3lwleid MRS eltihieoen, oaB
GiS ein 5lnm 2eben AtnentbebrIider
Artifel lit. 0iItriftsaitipnlt SoBbarb
bon 2acroiie Bat gleihfalls entif)ic.
oeL oaB Orei GisbGnoler BON ga.
e%roiic, mclhe Sen gr0Bten SbeiI oeS
@isporrotbs in SGnoen baben cine
ungeicbli6e Combination" gebiloet
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

- slm Gong Cafe in Sono OIL Soc
County. @iS., limo gnn5 plotlid 81
Nder 6armIono obne jeoe Wormung
III Den See a"eiunfen. 9is iebt bat
iid nod Niemono ans ser Nadbor-
i6oft an Die Ste1e geiuaat ipell man
I'M See 81 beriinfen fiird)tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-27

Gin Dem ngnreoll Of Manufactll.
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aebl entbdlt ieniationele Nnaabcn
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