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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05

When through the strange provi- dences of war the United States be- came obligated for the protection and education of the Filipinos, and the de. ivelopment of the resources of the islands of the Philippine archipelago, officials of the government were shocked and appalled, not only by the numerous cases of leprosy, but by the careless indifference with which the disease was considered and the small effort which was made to prevent the spread of the dread scourge and to isolate those afflicted. But immedi- ately upon taking command in the islands the United States began to consider the matter, and has devel- oped policy which is being carried out systematically not only for the comfort of the 5000 known lepers in the islands, but for the protection of others against the disease. As we have said, the authorities were Rmazed when they came to look into the situation to find so many afflicted with this dread disease, but, begin hing with the army surgeons who first took up the work of segregation, the task of caring for the patients and protecting the rest of the community from the disease has gone on assid- uously until the experts now hold out the gratifying promise that leprosy may be finally eradicated from the Philippine islands.
 Those who have looked into the his Cory of the treatment of leprosy find that while attention has been given for many years to lepers, the work has been mainly of a charitable na- lure and was not carried on systemat-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05

ically or in such way as to control the situation. The help and treat lment were largely given to those
 people who could not take care. of themselves or who had no friends to
 provide for them. There were many
 lepers who could not become public charges, and they were allowed to live as they pleased, and in this way the disease spread. It was not until
 the last year or two that 1t was pos .sible to provide complete isolation.
 This step was taken by the con- struction, on the Island of Culion, of a leper colony. where there are at present accommodations for 500 pa tients. nearly all of whom are on hand. The estimate for taking care ultimate ly of the 4,OOO or 5000 lepers on the island gave the cost of subsistence. material for houses, clothing, trans portation, etc, to maintain them all as about g cents day for each per son. It is possible that the estimated number of lepers is somewhat exag- gerated, because when the doctors came to examine those who had been suspected of leprosy they found that many of them were not so afflicted If the same proportion is maintained throughout the examination, of course, the estimated total will be materially reduced
 There are many problems connected with the caring for the lepers in the Philippines. One of these is their employment. While only small pro portfon of the patients are capable, from the nature of their disease. of performing manual labor. many of them might engage in the lighter Oe- eupaticag in the manufacture of ar tielek which could be sold: but there t<@rejudiee. natural enough under the esrclaustances. against purchasing or possessiug articles handled by lepers. and this prejudice is not removed by ! the fact that the experts pronounce ! fhe danger of contamination re- r.pxed by the process of sterilization 1 One proposition is to raise cattle. in- l yo(ving a light occupation in which :. raHx of the lepers might engage It ss heisavss there would be 10 Obiec- l tor or ss-a~ ---- rs the rvsh5ic tD buy I
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05

the ,meat thus obtained, because cat tie do not contract leprosy and could be slaughtered by non-leprous per sons, with the additional protection that the meat is necessarily cooked before being eaten.
 The colony at Culion is in charge of medical officer who is assisted by a priest of the Jesuit order, Father Valles, with whom are associated Sis ters of Charity belonging to the order of St. Vincent de Paul, who act as nurses for those requiring such at- tention.
 There are some 150 nipa houses on the island, each with accommodations for seven or eight patients. The new town is located on a height, with every advantage of good scenery and good air. Admirable drinking water is furnished by modern methods, and the place has such features as bath rooms and other conveniences of civ ilization.
 Means are taken to interest the pa tients in various ways. Among oth- CT provisions is band of 40 pieces, for which the musical instruments have been purchased in the United States. The inhabitants have prac- tically their own government, so far as local affairs are involved, and elect their own presidente and ten ''coun- sejales." There is police force com posed of 12 men, who must see that the sanitary rules are observed, as we'll as preserve order and arrest the offenders against the laws made by this afflicted colony.
 The non-leprous employees are quar- tered at distance from the colony
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
Big Surprise For Japnne...

TOKYO. July 5.-The report of the appearance of a Korean delegation at The Hague conference has caused a great sensation here. the Japanese au- thorities having been kept in entire ig- norance that Korea was to be repre- sented at The Hague. The Korean en- peror. who is charged by the Japanese with bad faith. repudIates the delega- tion. declaring the credentials present. ed by the Koreans are forgeries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
President Busy on Fourth,

OYSTER BAY. \. r.. July 5.-Cele- bration of the Fourth made no appar- ent difference in the transaction of government business by President Roosevelt. but no official callers were received. Last night there was gath ering of the presidents family and rel atives. when an elaborate display of fireworks was viewed by the party.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
Brother sna sister Dead ToEeth-r.

HAZLETON. Pa. July 5.-Connie Mcclellan. the vel known former Holy Crozs hasebaIl pitcher. died at his hone here of tGherculosIs After leaving ooIIege McGeehan pgfched for the Philadelphia American league team His ssster. Miss Margaret Nc Geehzn. died two hours after his death frOn the sane zIment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
COT CAID MAGELLAN.
British Government Will Soon
 Ask For "Raisuli Dead"
BANDIT HOLDS ENGLISH BARONET.
Demand Made on Morocco That Prompt Action Be Taken Against Now Celebrated Rebel Brisand
 Who Held Perdicaris.

LONDON, July 5.-The British gov. ernment in communication to the Mo roccan government has demanded that prompt steps be taken for the release of General Sir Harry MacLean, com. mander of the sultan's bodyguard, who was captured by the bandit Raisuli and who is held prisoner pending the granting of the robbers term of re- lease.
 A Tangier dispatch says Caid Gen. eral Sir Harry MacLean. commander of the sutan's bodyguard, has been made prisoner by Raisuli, the bandit chief, and will be held as hostage by
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
nrarn., nnt Fnr Rnnr.n-

NEW YORK. July 5.-The police of the principal cities of the United States. Canada. South America and Europe have been asked to watch for Chester F. Runyan. the defaulting as- sistant teller of the Windsor Trust company If New York. who got away with Sai.0C0 in a suit case.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
H UsefuI Explsrnslcr.

The climate Is very cold in St Pet ersburs. is ft not7-
 Yes" answered the traveller, ~ard fortunately %. The circuustknes en- ables an ofscial to srEue that he Is shiverfng because he is chilly instead Of becsuse hs Is EervoaE|-washing. tcz Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
v.raam.n Debate, win winI.m,

MERIDIAN. Miss. July 5.-GOvern- or vsrdanan. debating here with John Sharp Williams. said he would rather live under the stars and bars with Jef- fersoa Davis as president than under the stars and stripes with Theodore pooSava1f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
B..to, Girl Win P..e. Petition.

THE HAGUE. July 5. President NeIidofI of the peace conference re- eeived Miss Anna Eckstein of Boston. vho presented a petition signed by over 2on0.o0o Americans in favor of . general nrbltratinn treatr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05
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Double column half-tons pictures from the days of Washington to Roosevelt Synopsis of the life of each one. Watch The Democrat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-05

Democrat want Aa--s Dsys-zse
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-15
Geit iibcr 60 Sahren

ibon tpuroe Mtrs. @insIotp's Sootb.
ing-Sprnp bon MtiGionen ton Wfiit.
tern beim 3obnen. Der &inoer ange-
wenoet. @irit 9u i'm Shlafe bur6
oas S6reien zines &inoes geitort,
oas I'M 3abnen lit lno Dor S6neroen
mcint2 @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
Slalhe ron nWtrs. @inslptL's Sootb.
ing-Sprup" bclcn. Sem 8ert lit
unbe5nblbar. @s miro Dem fIeiuen
2eiOenben lofort 2inOerung berl6af-
fen. gerIaBt euA oaraut Riitter,
es lit fein 3rueifel oariiber. Gs beilt
9iarrboe, reguliert 6en Mogen uno
Die @ieren, beieitigt @ino-&olif, er.
meidt oen @alunen, berbinoert @nt.
5iinbuug uno Itdrft oas gan3e Sn-
item. nMrs. @insIop'S Sootbing
Sprup" fir sabnenoe &inoer lit on.
geuebm i'm @eIhmad; oos He3ept
italnnlt bon einem Der beiten peibIt-
den gler5te in oeu Ser. StqQten. gs
lit bel ollen 9ruagiiten IN Der gar5en
@elt 5u baben. 8reis 25 Gents per
8Ioide. 9auft uidts onoeres ols
yMrs. @insIoip's Goot6iug Sprup. :"
@arontiert inter Der sSooo onA
Drugs Atte, 80. SUM- 1906, Serial
@urnnter 1893.
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Giieubabllz 1Qbrplall.
g. u. & u. q. sahn

~Sabb @rodet "s3ug mad 5oufton, @aIbeiton,
Beaumont uno Orange a6fabrt 8 1tbr obenos,
@nfunft 7.55 moreens.
gead aerrebiIe, 9tbfabrt $50 n1orgens, altr,
fnnft bort 11.3O. abfnDrt bon &errbtue 4 ilbr
na3mtttaes, anfunft in Sun antonio 7.5o
abenbs. giur eanfta9s mad @erroiue: 4 llbr
nabmittaes. Gddlabrt bon bart Wlontags g., }
ntoreens, atntunft In San antonio $50 mors
gems
gtatb guero. goefunt, Souiton, @aIbeitorl.
Stboin9s, 8odSaIe, Cameron anb @oco, @b.
fabrt e.45 bor1littags, SGnfl NIT ubr moreers.
gtaf geebtue, Corpus Gbriitt @Itee Naatbis,
Irania5 RaB, &odport, 9lbfabrt 1.5o mad.
nj. tucs nnb 8 lltr a6enbs. GHfunft 755
nor9ens unb 1.50 nabmtttass.
gsa9 Saffurias, atbiabrt llbr a6eRbs. IN.
fu1ft 7.55 mprgens.
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8oIo. nno &unfern1ine ent6edt,

@oIo- uno &upfernline entoedt, 81
Ser ein untpiilenoer merifaltii6er
S6afbirte, bert er EMIT einen @efol=
len eripieiell ben oSip" gegeben. Die
@r5ooer liegt nur % SUB inter Ser
9berflG6e, unb ergiebt $500 in @oIo
1nb 16 Gro5ent &upfer per Sonne.
= Cine Depei6e aus Seem gorf
meloet: 9as @ebetn1nis, ooB oas
8eri9ninoen BON 6elen Weolonep,
ser Go6ter BEG Mortin @tolonep, ei-
mes Weiaionars bon 9bilaoelpbio,
urngibt, beroi6tet li1 uno bot neuer-
oines cine ieniotioneae 8eltoung ge-
rtornrnen. g[ls Dos iltnge Mdo6en
feiner5eit peri6lpolo, beri6na1o ou9
ein iunger @nglanoer, Sarnuel glorf-
ion, Der ibr iebr itorf Die gour ge-
na6t batte, u1to es berloutete uno
puroe al16 befannt gegeben, ooB bic
beiben ii6 gebeirotet batten uno ii6
Nun olf Der &eiie nod europa be-
fdnoen. geun lit bon Montreol oie
Weloune eingetroffen bob bas 8oar
iih bort bon einem fotbolii9en 8rie-
iter trauen lieB llno cine So65eits-
reiie no9 europa made. Scum mar
oieie @adriht eineetroffetl 90 fam
etne anbere, oieslnal BON glrtbur Ser
bert Osborn, eilteln iungen Mofler,
ooB SrduIein @elen Malonep feline
@attin lei. Gr babe iie ann %. De-
5ember 1905 gebeirotet, uno oie
Srauun9 lei ME annulliert iporoen.
Inter falibern angenonrnenen 9eos
men batteu iie iib in 0ionoroned
trauen laIien uno Die gii9er Mir
Den ausneiierL odB Serbert Osborne
II. Selen Molonep ebreli9 berburoen
Doroen. Die Seirot iei perbeirnli6t
noroen, bod babe er itets i9riftli9,
audi n1iinoli6 uftb telepboniid nit
Der @attin ieitber in gerbinoung ge.
Itun0eu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-15
Eeras.

Sn San Wareos itorb g. @o-
geliong, elm alter oeuti9er 9epobner
iener Sta6t. Der 8eritorbene aab
friiber cine Wonatsidrift berars,
o&osmos" genaillt, in Ser er vMa=
tnrlpiiienidaft, baiiert ouf oen Sab-
ungen Der 8ibel" ab6onoelte uno
munoeriame artifel outage foroerte.
@r begliidte au6 peri6ieoene oeutI6e
3eituneen oes Staotes ourf regel-
maBige ginieuoungen Ste fid lfets
our6 cine Derbliiffenoe Sriginalitdt
aus5ei6neter.
SO. 6. Greene, Der grobe ssn-
ouitrielle, min in Gl Galo rieiiae Sola-
bofe, 9apierlniiblen uno Weobelfabri.
fen anlegen @ie aus @l @oio qe-
meIoet miro, iilo bereits @runoltiide
fir oieie 3nefe eripor6en.
SSn @atberforo erfronfte s. 8.
Sortnett nab Dem @enlliie bon slu-
tern in &annen. Ser ldnea berbei.
gerufene @r3t erfl6rte, oaB er an ei-
ner i9peren Gtomaine-8ergiftuna
leioe, nno pon6te ipfort oie notiaen
gfittel an @s oauerte aber mebrere
Stunoen, bis er i'm fir auber @e-
fabr erflaren fonnte.
= Ider6aufon1niIi6r @ilner fin.
oigt an, ooB er bereit 1T, BEL Der Or
ganiiierung iogenannter yssarmer-
Snititntes" ODER anoerer lanopirt-
i6aftli6er gereinigllngen gu belfen
oeren 3Def es tit, ben 5drmern Sc
legenbeit 81 gegenieitiger @usfprade
gu geben. 9as notwithstanding De-
partement miro fir tii6tige gfeoner
Sorge tragen, Die in iol6en usSsnfti-
tute" -8eriammlltngen gortrage boI-
ten.
= Die @eieal6oft, peIde ben
Damm BET gtuitin bauen mia, bot nod
INNER nidt oas eetpiinf6te 9epofit
BON $4,000 binterlegt uno man be.
fiir6tet iebt in Der StaatsbouptItoot,
Dob aus Der gan8en @ei6i6te nid1ts
ipir0.
S. 6. Srobis, Der ein3iae nod
lebenoe 8ruoer bon @m. g. 8ropis,
Der bel Der 8erteioigung Der 9llorno
uns Seben fafn, reiIt augenblidlih
our6 ben Staot uno bGIt @ortrdae
iiber ieinen 9ruoer.
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ni6tigen politii6en @riinoen berbo-
ten tporoen. Goilort botte oantols
betont, es lei, nabreno bie 9[nnabe=
rrng &tblonbs un0 9euti6lonos
lebboft i'm @ange lei bo6it inoppor=
tltn, in einen 8ibenitiid oie ruff
i6en Meinilter, NIT Dem 8rditOellten
Stolppin an Ser SpiBe, uno ielblt
oen font eoel ge5ei6neten G5aren itt-
mitten Der &orrlption Ite9enb oar3rt-
Itellell.
@s perlol1tet bon ionlt gut ur=
terri6teter Seite, oaB Ser 5ran3is-
foner-8oter 9ea8orius oie ibm ange-
troeene er5biihofliae Biiroe bon
Goien uno @neIen abeelebttt babe.
@ie gemeloet, mor Der 8oter, CUR
3eit i'm &loTter ouf Dem 9(po1inarts=
gerg bel 9Remogen i'm 9iegierltngsbe<
5irf &oblen3, BON Ser preuBii6en &e=
gierlng fir ben ieit Dem 3ooe bes
Or. Slorion b. Stobletpsfi perlpoi=
item gr56iidofsitltbl auserleben NOR
ben.
Som oeuti6en &olonioliefretGr
Serrn Dernburg iit bie gabnitrede
0ar-es=Salam- -Mgoro eroffnet NOR
ben. Serr 0ernburg befinoet ii6 5ur
3eit IN Deuti6-Oitofrifa Inn Die bor-
ttgen fomner5iellen uno ogrifulturel-
len 3uftanoe gu itrbierer. Mon er-
nortet in bellti6en Standardization,
ooB Die neue 8obnitrede, bic ii6 big
t30 Meeilen bon Ser &iiite eritreft,
iebr biel 81 oem 9lufbluben Ser Solo
ME beitrogen miro.
SSnfolge Der &ronfbeit oes &oi-
lers 5ran5 Soiepb baben Der &onig
uno Die &onigin BON Sponien i6ren
8eiud in @ien beri6oben.
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Die 9splarfpridlnna.

Sn Der arftii6en 9iegion, mo jeBt
in Sorm BON Stiirn1en oie erIten 8or=
6oten oes @inters auftreten unn ii6
aamablige 0utfelbeit iiber oie Gts-
lanof6aften iet1ft, ntrB nutlnlebr oie
oiesiabrige 8olorfori61ng oIs gum
Ibi6luB gebro6t betra6tet tperoell,
10 oaB in fltr3em Die Seiltlfe6r Der
grpeoitionen 5u eriparten Ite6t, iotpeit
tie ni6t iibertpttterrI lint lire sSor-
i6ungen i'm na6Iten SSabr fort5uieten.
9ur9 Die @ellmanni6e expedition
erbielt Die oiesmalige 8olartqtiqfeit
einen beionoers ipannenoen @nItri6,
90, no6oem Die expedition ouf Spib-
bergen ibon I'M borigen Sabre err
ri6tet tporoen mar, nunn1ebr altf oie
8eripirfli6ung Ger georopoIfabrt i'm
lenfbaren 2ltfti6iff gebofft tperoen
fonnte 9t6er tpie inn borigen Sabre,
10 bereitete @eGman au6 iebt fpieoer
Der @elt cine groBe @nttqnIdunq, oie
oarauf 5uriid5ufiibren lit, oaB oas
gan5e ltnternebmen nidt nit ser
Sorgfalt borbereitet muroe, tpie man
oies bormtsIeben ioQte. Wterflpiirof-
gertpeiie bat nit Dem 2ufti6iff ME
cine Brobefobrt am SeriteQunqsort
ifattgeflttloen aber aud nidt einnof
Die Wfotoren l6einen por6er qriin6-
lid eepriift tporoen gu fem oo fif),
pie I'M bortaen Sabre, 10 ouf) iebt
tpieoer Wangel on Ser Mafdinerie
berousitelen. Inter oieIen l1mItGn-
ben bate @ellman beiier getan, nift
fortpabrenb nit unongenebner @roB-
ipre9erei oie 8ortreffli6feit ieines
Suft16iffes 81 betonen. @iner miro
aber ii6er nit GROCER 8efrieoi9unq
bernebmen boB @ellnon nidt ben
9eoropoI entoedt bat, n1mlih 0eorn,
Der nnermiiblide 0oropoIitiirmer, Der
aud in otelem Sabre tpieoer nit Dem
oEooiebelt" gum Snitbiuno ge6en
nollte. sIu8 Der neuen Grpeoition.
Der nletten", tDie 8eorD iagte, tpuroe
nun olleroings nidts, oa fi6 oie 9[us-
beiiertlng oeS S6iffes, oos Bel ser
oorigen Noropolerpe6ition itorf be-
i6ooigt tpuroe, ldnger, ols man be-
rednet, binge5ogen bat. SIN nddlIten
Sabre bridt BeorD ober bon neueln
auf INN 81 beriu6en am georopoI
oas Sternenbanner 5u entfaIten, foas
er nidt abernals, fpie BEL oIleu ieinen
bisberigen @rpeoitionen, ouf boIbem
8e9e tpieoer unfebren m1B. @eI-
den gerlauf bisber oie groB onoeIeote
Expedition oes 86nen Mbliuss@rih.
len moran audi Der beutffe Weeteo-
rologe Or. @eeener teilninrnt. oe.
nommen Bat, iit nidt befonnt gie
fubr NIT eem sdiff .9ounorf" i'm
Sommer 1906 5ur STtfiiTte BON
@ronlano, no in oieiem sSriibiohr Sic
Sdlittenreiie Lungs 6es n0r6Iiden
nod nnerforihten Seiles Ser SfffiiIfp
Dor Ii6 9eben iollte. 0ead aer gii6.
tebr oieier SdIitteuerpe6ition ann
S6iff iollte oieieS 3um Softer gsron,
Soieffiorb fobren un0 BORT n1it oIIpn fen
Eeilnebmern cine nohnolioe liebpr.
lpinterltng purbmadeu. gSilr hos
5riibiabr 1908 lit ourn Die @on6p.
rung elmer abtetIrng ouer iiber 6os
SnIanoseis biz 8ur @eTtfiiIte oebfont
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Gs sefaat Dir, baB 9u aues, mas 9u
tptllft, eiIen uro trinfen, aIlerlei Ser
eniigun9en 9euieBen fannit; benn bel iunz
gen 9eiuuben Qeuten rnu5d]t ba5 2eben
Iber 9u tl1it leidt bes 8uten gu biel
berlierit ben gppetit ltnb leioeit Gdner@
gen. 9anu iir1b Die beIten ssreunoe, bie
0u in Der BeIt bnben for1nit, Die Ct
gernarb &ranterpillen, bern fie tperoen
0ir Iid]er 5rr @rneuerung Der @eiuno6eit
6eIfen. Gbreiiiere Is. Genit66ter & Co.,
gor 2416, Stem 9orf Gitb, Inn fpitenfrei
cine Rrobe 5n 6efomnen Sci alien Qpoz
tbefern. 8reis 25 Gents.
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W. 8 & =. 8abn.

Sad Sueo, Sort @ortb 2auas. aanfas gitp.
Ct 2outS nuo gbtcago. tdgIi9 (Suufet
SePUl o.OU uueHo9
2ofnl5ne bta SmitbpiIIe =. 7.so borutitta1s
sIIano Special nu@ smitpbiGe, Souiton, @al.
pelloH 1925 GbeueS
anigHft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls. aanfas giib, 9auas,
Sort gSortb Inb 2S@co. tdeIio (5unfet
SepoD -. ..... 7.30 morgens
aofaI6us bia Gu1itbpiue :. =. 905 abenbs
alamo Spe5iaI bon smttbbiue, 9ouftou. Sol.
eelton 6.25 norgenS
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scirte aIte Nntter.

1Meine Iiebe alte Mutter, SO Sab.
re alt, erbalt fid our9 electric
8itters" i9reibt @. 9. 8runion in
Dublin, 60, .sie gebrau6t i'm felt
3fpei SSabren r1ro erfreut fi6 better
@eiunbbeit." 90 ipirft electric Sit
ters BEL ben aIten uno ebenio BEL
i6maden 6ralten uno &inoern. 60
rantiert fir Mngen-, 2eber- uno geie-
renleioen BEL MooIpb 9reiB uno 81.
@obn & 60. 80 gents.
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Die beftigen 9fegengiiiie uno
ole lteberIdmemmltngen LETTER Belt
baben Elm benlerfensipertes @reianis
m Der @egeno bon glubenos, ssronf.
reid, 5ulpege gebrnht. Gin 9ero,
Der ni6t meniger als cine W1iaion
9ubiffub groe ent6dlt. tDurbe inter.
pui6en uno imterlniniert uno er
rilti6t iebt langium in oas Eol bin.
ab. Die gelpaltige Menge groe be.
pegt ii6 120 SUB in ieoer Stltnoe.
S6on iino 600 Sub 2onoitroBe un0
5ruei 8riifen neri6pitnoen olBer.
Dem bat Die anriidei1oe @ronenoe
3tpei 6liiiie geoGmntt ltno nun bi[oet
iid) bort ein ungebeurer See.
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gistoria 9iuiiion. @. s. & 9. u.
(0nlf Shore.
abfabrt.

gtaG Guero. gtctorta, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
@briitt, 9ropnspine, Otio Granoe, @itp,
Goliao, 8eepiae, Bbartpn, 9alaeies unb
9ouiton 7.e0 uloreens
Intnutt $50 abenos
Ser SAM Souitou" uo@ @uerO. gietorta.
2Sbarton uno 9oufton:
Ibtabrt ...... 7.55 abenbs
aafRnft =. TOO moreens
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Sf. N0ais & satl Slantias0 Basn.
gputbern 9acific 8abn.

Ra1 3ep Orleans, 9ouiton uno @aIbefton
taglt3 11.40 u1ittaes
uno 11.3o abetoS
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@segifo -. 500 bornittaes H. $50 abenbs
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fa9lt3 -. 7.35 norgens
nno 600 na6mittass
Bon 81 Bafo Californian uno Megifo :. ;.
..... lilo bormittaes
itro .... 500 abenoS
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....... .1.25 19r nd9mittags.
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Bon ct. 2ouis uno EN- Often $50 morsens
Bon lofalen 8unften 1920 abenos.
sgon ct. 2ouis II. Dent Often, $50 norg.
9on Qareoo ltnb Merifo -. LOS tla9nI.
Son ct. Souis, &anias, @itb 1890 a6Ds.
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=. $50 abenos
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Bon ct. aouis, @anfas Gttp, 9aris, Gbicaso
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