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KinOnas, Csc.

A special offering that will bring
a big response tomorrow is this
lot OF new and pretty-pattern XII
monas and Combing Jackets,
made of extra quality lawns, with
dainty scalloped edge. They are
perfectly made, and all materials
are the best. For one day We shall
sell these Kimonas and Or
Jackets below cost. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-04
SENIOR RECEPTION.
Last Festivity Of Commencement
waal a. Ua.b;nn+on Sano;norp


Week at Washington Seminary.
The last festivity of commencement week
at Washington Seminary was the senior
reception and dance. The entire lower floor
of both seminary and residence was pro-
fusely decorated with palms, peonies and
roses. The guests were received by Mrs.
Snlallwood in the assembly hall, assisted by
Mrs. Harrison and the senior class of 1907
consisting of Miss Dorothy Smallwood of
Washington, Katherine Ladd Of Washing
ton, Clara NJ Holderman of Ohio. Esther
SInyth Of Kansas, Louise Goldsborough Of
Maryland, Anne Henson of Tennessee, Amy
P. Langley of Washington, Hazel Flckin-
ger of Ohio Alice Ripley Of Michigan and
Ruth Winter of Iowa. The presentations
were by Miss Myers of Indiana Miss Nor
ris of North Carolina and Miss Haney Of
Pennsylvania.
Miss Mason and Miss Meigs and the jun
ior class received in the music room and
the guests were conducted to the dining
room by Misses Rim of Pennsylvania and
Houston of Kansas. who acted as ushers
Mrs. Ordway and Miss Lane presided at
the table. which was daintily appointed in
violet and white. the. color scheme being
carried out in the lace china and sweet
peas.
Commencement week was frightened by
the entertainment of a number of graduates
OF former years, who We're visitors at the
house. They dispensed hospitality in the
breakfast room. Miss Ensign of New York
presided at the lemonade bowl. assisted by
Miss Hargrave of Pennsylvania, Miss Me-
lick of Ohio and Miss Mann of West Vir-
ginia.
Miss Hines and Miss Martin waited in
the drawing room to welcome the coming
and speed the parting guest The rooms
were filled with out-of-town guests who
were friends of the graduates and the Of
fetal, diplomatic and residential circles Of
the city We're largely represented. Many
members of the Daughters of the American
Revolution were present to pay honor to
Mrs. Smallwood, as vice regent for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
resident pupils with their guests enjoyed
DANCING.
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News Of Leesburg, Va.
correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
LEESBURG, Va. June 3, 1907.
Miss Lena L. Shugars. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Shugars of Clarks Gap
I.oudoun county. and Mr.. William Spinks.
also Of this county, were married at the
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and Mrs S. s. Lutz. for the summer
months.
Miss Agnes B. Johnston, who has been
the guest of Mrs. William Preston Gibson
left today for her home in Richmond Va
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Girls Dresses.

Girls Dresses, in excellent quail
ity fast-color ginghams and chev-
lots; small checks: sizes from
to IL years. These dresses are
Splendidly made and SMc
worth csc. ......S VC
Children's Rompers, made OF
good and serviceable quality ging-
hams; all fast colorS; we've al
ways sold them at SOC. 2OC
Now reduced to. W.
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The Wanted Wash Fabrics
Greatly Reduced.

Making material reductions
wash fabrics Each below the prevailing and should
bring hearty
Ss: ; % ' :5s ' "aa ;; c
s:s s?:f :ra; 1aos RS $3.50
nesday special at
2i:: IS: M e@H3a f2 ":s ";: @c
for
White Al-lnen Dress Suitngs yard wide; very de- Ne-
sirabe for the the value make ZoON
leader of at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
%s Porte: S;; 9' Csc
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-23
GOODS co IN
FOR ATHLETICS

SEATTLE, Sept 23.-University of
Washington co-eds are going to show
the men that they can do more than
make fudge, dress prettily, gush CO.
piously and accept dance invitations.
They are going to do something really
worth while this year-namely organ
ize a track team and show their male
friends how to turn out and do things.
Finishing touches were put on the
womens athletic field. in the primeval
forest north of the "U' buildings this
summer and there, free from tantalz-
ing male glances, they will go after
records with as much zeal as do their
sisters in Smith and Vassar.
Womens athletics has been defunct
for several years at the university.
Eight years ago the co-eds used to get
out and run, jump and throw the
weights with all the enthusiasm Of the
men and sometimes more. Soon, how
ever, track sports passed from popular
ity, until finally basketball was the
only thing left But this, too, was des-
/
B. F. Roller, the wrestler, then physi-
cal director. applied the knife and the
game was no more. He contended that
, women. were injured physically by the
roughness of the sport, and that open
games were unseemly and the faculty
agreed.
Last year, under the leadership of
Miss Levina Rudberg, the women re-
gained a little of their former athletic
greatness by taking up rowing and
cross country running. Several excel
lent crews were turned out, and some
of the fair ones showed ability and en-
DURANGO in the long distance sprints.
This year the competitive track sports
will be in vogue again, when the CO.
eds will have a chance to see who car
run fastest, jump highest and throw q
marble the farthest. They are serious
ly in earnest about it, and If Conihear
won't coach them one in a while they
say they know couple of athletes al
/ the "U" who will.
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DELMAs MAY DEFEND THAW
But Western Attorney Will Demand
Free Hand in the Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23-D. NJ.
Delmas left for the East today to con-
suit with Harry X. Thaw regarding the
approaching second trial OF the slayer
of Stanford White. 1t is possible that
he may again take up Thaw's defense
and be associated with Martin w. Lit
Teton in handling the case. Whether
or not this will be done depends upon
the extent Of the authority that would
be allowed Mr.. Delmas in the event
that he Joined In Thaw's defense.
At the former trial there was so
much dlssension and pickering among
the lawyers that the defense was not
properly handled, and Mr.. Delmas will
not have anything, and Mr.. Delmas
will point.
1t is commonly believed that Mr..
Delmas received at the former trial a
fee of $4,000, and should he take part
in the second trial it is believed his
fee would be larger.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-23

Should Ketchel agree to the weight
stipulation Q5S pounds ringside), the
match is as good as made.
Goldfeld is after a battle between
frankie Neil and owen Morgan, The
English bantam weight champion. Mo-
ran has arrived in New York, ami his
manager, Charley Harvey at nee
commenced negotiations with thu Ne
vada people who in turn wired to Billy
Roche, stating their terms and request
ing Roche to llose with Neil at once.
as they intend staging the event in Oc-
tober. This is Moran's second trip to
this country Moran is the boy VIII ,
beat Joe Bowker, NeiPs conqueror. Mo-
ran has cleaned up all the English ban .
tams since his first trip across the
pond, and is after the scalps Of Tie
best "Hamericans" in his class
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-23

Department of the Interior, Land Office
at Lewiston Ida, Sept. 10, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that James s.
Oster, of Woodside, Idaho, has filed no.
tice of his intention to make final five
year proof in support of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 9,519, made De-
cember /, 1902, for the Lots rs and
26, Sec. 10, Lots 81, 2s, %, 30, 81 and
80, Section IA, Township 33 N, Range
3 w, B. NJ, and that said proof will
be made before Register and Receiver,
at Lewiston, Idaho, on November 81,
1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, the land, viz:
Ernest E. Avery, of Woodside, Idaho;
Martenie Bish, of Woodside, Idaho;
Austin D. Polly. of Fairburn, Idaho;
William McCubbin, of Fairburn, Idaho.
7. H. BARTLETT, Register.
Daily Sept. 17-Nov. 1.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-23
LOSES BOTH
CASTE AND Cash

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.--Racegoers
are wondering at the change which
has come over John E. Madden. He is
sending very few winners to the post
these days, but he seems to be able to
pick the winning horses in other sta
bles. 9 year ago Madden could be
found in the paddock on a race day
surrounded by large crowd, all anxi-
GUS to be tipped on the winner. OF
late, however, none of the big plung-
ers, or even those who patroniZe the
clubhouse, seem to pay much attention
to him. After the running Of the On
mum handicap at the Bay yesterday
the report was current that he had
backed Brookdale Nymph, not alone
in the ring, but also with the commits
sioners in the clubhouse. This struck
a great many as rather strange, for he
trains Dandelion, which took the place
money. Dandelion is owned by F. r.
Hitchcock, one of the stewards of the
meeting, and how Madden came to
take such a fancy to the filly carrying
the colors of Harry Payne Whitney is
what puzzles the regulars. 1t has been
current talk for the past few weeks
that he is about to hand over Mr..
Hitchcocks horses to some other
trainer.
Because he Is out some $4,000 on
| the season, Hugh Grant Browne, own
er of the Brownleigh Park stables, is
selling his horses at the Bay track. The
I best of them is John M. p, the big
brown outlander, who came here with
grand national reputation, and
usually falls or bolts before the last
jump in race is topped.
Good Price for Running Water.
Running Water, the good handicap
flly of the past two seasons, has been
sold to Herman B. Duryea for $4,000
and contingent interest of $4,000. Al
the recent public sale of the Newcas-
tie stable it was held by its interests
but Mr.. Duryea has since purchased
the mare at the figure named. There
is every prospect that Running Water
will be good for many races yet this
season. and there is no reason why she
should not race again next season. Sht
is always best at fall meetings, ant
has a number of engagements il
stakes and handicaps at the meeting:
yet to come.
1t is understood that James r
4 Keene and Trainer Rowe are great.
dissatisfied with Miller's ride on Bal,
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IRISH TWINS @''
AFTER SQU|RES

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 2S.-
Mike (Twin) Sullivan has arrived to
train Twin Jack for his fight with
Squlres. September %. The big twin
has had some trouble securing SPAR
ring partner, as there are few local
heavies anxious to act as receiver gem
eral for a clever man like Twin Jack.
Bob Ward, the local man. was to have
acted as the human bag, but last night
"renigged" on the ground that he hoped
to meet the winner and didn't want the
Twin to get wise to his style.
Willie Keefe, who trains Joe Cans for
all important engagements, is strong
Squires man. Keefe thinks that Burns
was the lucl5iest man in the world to
cop the Australian with that lucky
punch. 'If Sullivan beats Squires on
the 2sth, viii be dead broke" says
Willie. 'T intend to parley every cent
I won on Cans on the Australian.
have seen Squires work and I have
worked with him. No one need tell me
that Burns can beat him, barring 8
fiuke. I think squires will beat Sulli-
van and beat him quickly. and then he
win grab Burns just as sure IS mS
name is Keefe."
! Coffroth has also been dickering witt
/ Thomas and Ketchel for a return match
for october. Armed with Coffroth's Of.
fer, ]. r. O'Conner. manager for Ket'
chel, last last night for Clovsrdaie
where Ketchel is rusticating. to tain
the matter over with the Butte man
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-23

lot in the Annual Champion. So bad
was it that one of the stewards asked
owner Keene to prefer charges, but
it is not likely that he will do so. All
saw the race ar strong in their con-
demnation Of Miller. 1t is not charg-
ed that he was crooked, but his judg-
horse was absolutely choked for two
miles. He should have won the $685.
900, But Miller is, after all, nothing
but sprint rider. He is a miserable
judge of pace, and not always wise in
his handling of high spirited horses.
Mr.. Keene is quoted as having tod a
froend that the ride on Ballot was the
worst he hEl seen This year.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership in the law business that has
O'Neill and Lloyd II. Ericsson is DIS
solved by mutual consent, All matters
pertaining to the firm business should
be presented to E. O'Neill, and all
debts due to the firm should be paid
to him.
Lewiston, Idaho, Sept. 9, 1907.
EUGENE O'NEILL.
LLOYD IT. ERICSSON.
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Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Lewiston. Idaho,
Sept. II, 1907
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by Charles
Carlson, contestant, against William
McWilliams, deceased, entry No. 1853.
made August 2S, 1899, for lot /, s u
NE 4 and NE 4 Sc 4 Section 2,
Township 81 N Range / F., B. NJ, by
William McWilliams, Contestee, in
which it is alleged that said entryman,
William McWiUIiams, died on or about
five years ago and that since his death
the heirs or devisees has not resided
upon, cultivated, or improved any part
of the land; that the heirs or repre-
sentatves of the deceased entryman
has not offered final proof and now the
time has expired in which to make the
same, said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. m. on Nov 2S, 1907, before the Reg
lister and Receiver at tho United
States land office in Lewiston, Idaho.
The said contestant having, in q
proper affidavit, filed Sept. II, 1907, set
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service of this no.
tice can not be made, it is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication.
r. H. BARTLETT,
Register.
Daily Sept. 19-Oct. "a, 1907.
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HOUSE MOVING.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
physicians AND SURGEONS.

DIR. HINKLY-P Physician and Sur
geon, Diseases of Women Q spec
ialty. Room Bee Hive Bldg Phone
Office Red 1S1.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

am now located in the Porter block,
one door east Chant Music Co., and
will be glad to have my customers or
anyone needing harness or saddles
and anything in my line to call and
see me. r. M. co5URN, 62o Main
street. Phone Main 232.
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Special r. R. Rates Via O. R. & N. Co

To Shoshone and Twin Falls account
land sales--North Side Twin Falls &
Water Company. On sale Sept. %, 2s
and 30 at one and one-third fare for
the round trip. Final return limit Oc-
tober 10. For further particulars and
rates call on or address C. w
MOUNT, General Agent, o. R. & N
Co, Lewiston, Idaho.
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Century Printing Co Phone Black
sol. Basement Lewiston Natl. Bank
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Daily Sept. 19-oct. "a, 1907.
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Yolitif1es.

9lm Nontap trat in Waibington BE-.
$50. @pnareB 3uIammsn.
ssoratsr bat iicb bfRni!icb als ganoi=
Ibot fir pr1fibsrt ertlart Man ginubt,
loies lei nur nit Der Mlbt aei1eben,
Eunt 9aft ali betbinoern, bic geiammten
etimnlen BON Gbio alif ii1 81 pereipi-
aen.
Burton trdqt nun Die 5riidte feiner
|uuiberleafen Wableampaane IN GIeue=
llano. Seine @egner, Die ibn bisber
lgefiirdtet, ereiien ibn i'm @onareB an
lunO er muB fid 3GfiifisBunsen oller
art aefallen laiIen. Ser Yrdlioent
aber Der Burton ueranlaBte, in @lepe-
IIanp sals Ganbioat aufsutreten. iiebt
kmiiBlg au uno .nDaen mobl aln @nDe
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G6iifslubiiOp BID DurhisBen su t6n=
men. - 6tldu lit ein iolbes Man0per
fhon ino bic blinoen Nnhdn9er Hooie=
LDelts meroen es Iogar ffnatsmdnnilh
flnoen. Nnfidnois merben aud lie es
faumSs,ennen biirfen.
Wlit Burton's ginflnB i'm GonareB
9eroben. tpi,b es nun ni1t ihtuer ball
ten. Die Sh,ffsiubliop Bi1 onrhsu.
ieben. gs III oies smar tpeiter nihts
ols Elm riefger Diebfabl am 0olt au
8unlten einiaer reiden Nbeoereien, oa
aber Der prdlioent ieinen Segsn oa3u
Iaibt, 10 miro Die 9aAe ihon ourA=
f9eben.
h Cannon oon .Slinois 1T pieoer gum
gpreher oes 0auies ertpdblt moroen
nno Sobn 9barp Wiliams BON Miili=
lippi tpiro Der Giibrer Der Demotra,en
iein.
Nm Sienfag nuroe Die 8otlhaIt oes
prdIioenten i'm @onareb perleisn. 9ie=
.ielbf entbdlt mante quite @mpfeblun-
gen. befiirmortet aber aub Die Nunabme
Der Shiifsiublion=BiQ.
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NtD H0iaSfIpla, 8, 9onnerstag beu ), sesembu 1907

Wn6nungeraaeitoblell Was nit ibner
4 I9eiheben tit. ODER iper lie entfiibrt Bat
/ bas lit bis ieBtein BsbeimniB, Das BIZ
! YoliSel nod ilibt i'm 5tanDe aemeIer
|iiisM lOlen. Das utter Der entfiibrtet
ainoer oariirt swiihn Sluei uno 3lp6l
! Aahren
/ pofnaAridtsn ous Wlabiluonof iii.
1folae liuD iamntlide Suosn aus oiels,
sSeltlna ansge,pieisn lporoen, lladosll
les llh hepnsaeitslt. naB bic. tiirslih,
Wieuterei anf ben i'll Oafen lieeenDen
&rlegsldifien bon jiioiiNen 5tuDelltin=
fnell peranlaBt norosn mar.
Iuf Der Mustp Snlsl lit elm Nomiral
pom Weuterern 4etDotet iuoroen.
ueber oas Grobeben In Gataraab IN
5urtsiian ,om 20. Cttober erbllt man
|erlt jsBt nabere yetibte. glm lnaliifss
tag brad iiber aatarasb uno bsiIsn
umAe9eno Elm fiirNtesllher Sturm lps,
Der III oen Dersell Der ginrpobnerihaft
Sooesfutt Wsdte. Auh Die Oaus=
THERE muroen oaoon ergrffen. 0unbe
bellten unabldilig, pferoe niebertell
uno ftampften uno aub oas gBeioepisb
asiate bieielbe unrube. Nn, friiben
MOrgen ihien Die sanse Staot gu er-
l5ittern. Jiinf5ebn Minuten lpdter trSt
bic 9robe Gataitropbe Elm. Gie 9anR
Staot iNien mebrere Wale in Die 9uff
boh9eboben sn lein. un oann mleber
in Die Siefe 5u Derlinteu. yle Muaen=
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gtolpaltel 6llneten lih,, aus oenen fe=
oeno beiBes WaHer bsrporihoB. s}m=
menie sfelslfiide iSsten iib log unb fie.
len nit 9onnergetrah in Die 9iefe,
biele 0dnler nit lih reiBeno. Wdbreno
Der 9anpn 3eit rumorte es i'm sSnnern
Der groe 9an3 aewalti9 uno oas bierbei
entmlfelte 8erdulb iibert0nte alles
etObnen Der Dor Gurht nabnlinniaen
BebOlterung. Niele Der Dduier per=
Fanten nit Wann unb Waus in ben
enthanoenen Ssffnun9en. Ser turn
brah nit erneuter Defliateit sipi=
i6en ben entfe6sltsn 8emaItek uuef uno
unter Der groe fano Der Menf1 in iei-
ner ldmmerlihen Wtahtlofgteit ba.
aebnllhe 5stnen ipielten iib aud in
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big iebt aufaefunoen, ndbreno minoe-
items etne aleihe Nn5abl nod unter oen
8uinen Der 1900 einaeItiiraten Dduier
bearaben linD. 9ta1 anndbernoer
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getommen.
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sd)iueisers aorrelppmo e,,s
(gson muierem epea tal.RorreIppuoentem. (
(Won uuierem
Wertber Beoba1ter!
Buraoorf, 90. yaopentber'l907

Burgoorf, 90. Nopenber 1907.
Nm 10. NoDember rlabal in Der
Wolt5abltlmmung oas Shaifbauler
Bolt oas @elsb iiber bic piarrbeloloun-
gen uno iiber Die pfarrbeioloungsbei=
trdge Der @emeinoen nit 5OOS ga qe=
|9enl3l2 Nein on.
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migte ben Nertrag init Dem itdotiIhen
1a9blatt, monad oieles in 3utunft
|elne idbrlihe @ntlddbiauns pon 81.
80. 900 9e9en bisber ga. 900 beaallt an
bic Gtaot. lar periNieoene ganoan.
tdufe bewili9te Der &ath Jr. 857. 900.
-Die epanaelil9e airdgemeinoe ct.
@aQen bat pie SAaffnn9 elmer Mlters-
uno penlionsfafie fir Die @ei1li1en
beiAlo6en. ga oabmenspertb.
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bon 81. 749. $50 porpus. Die Deli.
latte perben nrpniid alliiberal.
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l9spdbrte Der MilDrsr Balm, an tDeiAer
oer Ranton finan3ieQ betbeitigt iK eli,
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1a9eSnei.i9fettett.

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AZ Musldnoer DerIbAtiet uno bis ieBt
nuroen IL Heihen ausgearaben uno
glaubt man nibt, oab elmer Der Ser.
ihitteten nit oem Geben oaoon tommt.
@Dnarb paDIon Welion traf lebte
WOhe Mittmob Wittaa UNI IL ubr Is
Minuten oor Dem poltamt in Chicago
elm. Gr bate ieinen ei9enen Necoro.
ben er Dor 40 sSabren seihaffsn bate.
um einen 5ag. orei Gtunoen uno 25
Winuten aelhlagen. Die 3uriifae'egts
Strefe Dpn Yortlan0, We.. na1 Ghi=
eaeo betrdgt 1884 Uieilen uno abse-
ieben bon bier SOnnta9en, oil oenen
Der beta9te Wann niht marIhlrte,
braudte er Is Gage bafiir.. Yin einem
9age le9te Ct 95.3 Meilen 3urad.
Wdbreho Der oiesjdbrigen syaoolai=
ION, Die an Samitay ELI Gnoe erreihte,
lino IN ben Wdloern beg pberen Mibi-
'9ai. unD n6rolinen Wiseonlin mebr
Menlden 9et6otet uno pernunoet por-
ben, als iemals Dorber. glidt meniger
,als 81 Sdser iino ourh ei9ene Gabr.
ldfli9teit ooer Dieienl9e ibrer Saaotame-
raDen, 9et6otet moroen, uno menigtens
81 iino oerDunbet tporoen.
Bei einem Jeuer, bos am Doni.
iaaunestcge' '3u friiher Morgentunpe in
einenl alueif6di9en 9oglrbaus an Union
Mpenue In Ranias @ltp ausbrob, tamen
iieben Mdnner uins Qeben uno 3tpei an.
|Dere murben t6btlit perleBt. Das
Geuer lpurbe burN cine Sos. Grplolion
uerurio9t. Die Heben Dpfer fino bis
3ur untenntli1teit perbrannt uno es ilt
|jpeifelbaft. Oh es ie 9etn9en lpirD. ibre
Soentitdt fefi3nlteQen. Das logirbaus
|rurDe bauptfdtli1 p6n ourHreiienoen
giienbabnarbeitern patroniiirt uno oa
Der @igentbiimer. gDiparb C'gonnel,
tejn 5remoenbu4 fii9rtes tsnnt Il ipeoer
Die glamen leinet @diie. nod peib e.,
ME Diele Neute iidJ 3lir ,s3eit in benz @e.
lb0ube bsfanoet.
Sn D0ibin9ton ipurne am Nien(i19
Sernn SffY1n 0n Nr0hfttf hip fpit nfph.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-05

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