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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27
THE FIRST AIR BRAKE TRIAL

Everybody's Magazine.
The air brake was ushered into ac-
tual use In most dramatic fashion.
The trial trip occurred In April, 1869.
The train selected was the Steuben-
vile accommodation, running between
Pittsburg and Steubenville. When
the train was going at full speed,
suddenly, as he came around a sharp
curve. the engineer saw stalled
wagon In the middle OF the track dead
ahead. With hand brakes only. moth
ing could have prevented a terrible
smash-up. The formal time for the
trial OF the air brake had not come.
but the brake was there. and In des-
peration. not believing for a moment
that the thing could possibly avail.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27
A SATISFIED FARMER.

Chicago Record-Herald
A man who evidently hailed from
rural parts walked into the Ellsworth
building the other day and asked on
what floor certain firm was located.
They're not in this building" said
the elevator man, but get in the car
anyhow, and III give you a ride"
The countryman got in and the ele-
vator shot swiftly upward, to his i'm
mense delight.
When the car was again on the
ground floor the farmer got out and,
reaching in his pocket, said: "That
was fine ride. How much is it?"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-05-27

his memory as that of divine being.-
The public spirited citizens have
raised sufficient money to erect to his
memory a beautiful monument. 1t
viii be located upon the university
exposition ground and will be unveiled
during the exposition.
A few years ago the historical So
ciety of Washington caused to be
erected upon the Identical spot at Alki
point upon which A. A. Denney and
his heroic band of pioneers dwelt In
1852, a beautiful monument, upon it
was inscribed the date of arrival, and
each and every name of the party
that they might more effectually per-
petuate their memory and the birth
place of Seattle.
Chief Seattle's abode at Port Mad-
son was known as the "old mans
home" 1t was there that he reigned
with kindness and benevolence and
was beloved by all who came within
the pail of his acquaintance. In his
last days of pilgrimage upon this earth
he had become so imbued with the
new life of the white man, with the
encroachments and environments of
| civilization that when his summons
came TO join that innumerable caravan
| that moves to that mysterious realm
where each shall take his chamber
in the silent halls of DEATH" his last
| words were, me no want to go, me
want to watch white man
A number of years ago the eastern
journals and magazines published
very romantic story to the effect that
it was Princess Angeline, daughter OF
Chief Seattle, who was the heroine,
the Pocahontas, of the Indian war
here in 1856. Who under cover of
night while the city was surrounded
by hordes of savage warriors be-
smeared with war paint, this Princess
Angeline forgot her own peril and
hastened to the camp of the white man
and gave the warning cry that saved
most of them from frightful massa-
ere. AS legend this story is very
beautiful and it served her to good
purpose in her last days. On one
occasion when she was laid up with
a broken arm, she was sent to the
hospital where she received every
care and attention 1t were possible to
bestow upon her and when she died
in 1896 she was given a befitting in
terment in Lake View cemetery upon
The brow of the hill overlooking the
old mans home"
Seattle is the busiest town in the
world today. There ambition seems
| hound only In nypaI oil
others.
When / look around me and see
} what others have accomplished and
I, whose sands of life are so nigh run,
and have achieved so little, a melan-
choly settles like pail over me, 1t
permeates the very air reathe. How
} prettily has she who with emotions
, like mine has expressed it in the fol
: lowing few lines:
'All | have toiled to do has been
done i'll,
All / have strived to grasp escaped
me still,
The life / long to live has passed
me by;
Mine was the only fault-unworthy l..
The path that others tread, l could
not climb
The joy that others held was never
: mine,
The battle is unwon though close the
night
Yet still I've fought though sometimes
weak the fight
Yet. still I've worked, although my
work was vain,
Though l have failed, in naught do
complain
All that | ask is leave to fight again
G. l.. PETHERBRIDGE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
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Manager.

of Admiral Farragut's old flagship.
the Hartford. as training shin at
New York.
II have tho honor" he writes. ito
invite your attention to subject
which has been so authoritatively
mentioned In the public press that
| feel justified in referring to II.
al'ude to the request made by New
forh committee that the Hartford,
Admiral Farragut's historic flagship,
should be turned over to them to
serve as training vessel for the
students of the nautical school of
that city.
AS an ardent admirer of the great
Admiral and as one who had the hon
or of serving under him In all the
Of the Mississippi cam
paign beg to enter nv protest
against such employment of his ia
nous flngshlr. and to express my
hore that the request will not be
granted. In my opinion the Hartford
should he kept at the Naval Acad-
envy. there to serve rs sacred relic
OF the greatest naval hero of the civil
war, and to he kept for all time rs
an object lesson for tho young mid
shipmen who are to be the naval Of
Ulcers OF the future"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
EXODUS FROM CHICAGO.
Epidemic Frishtens People, Who Flee
to the South

CHICAGO. Jan. 2i-The epidemic
OF contagious diseases In Chicago
jumped almost one hundred new cas-.
es today over the record Of yester.
day Three hundred and two cases
were, reported to the Health Depart.
mont today. against 214 yesterday
which was twice as many as seven
Gavs before
Nearly every train hound for the
south carries hundreds OF women
and children, fleeing from the cpl.
demic most OF whom arc bound for
New Orleans. thousands of whose cit.
liens fled from yellow fever there n
year ago last summer and came to
chicago. Extra coaches are being
put on for dav coach passengers, and
addinonal Pnilmans are being attach.
ed TO the through trains.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

YOU CAN OBTAIN A PHoNOGRAPH
for small sum and small weekly
payments. LYRIC MUSIC CO.,
3110 1-2 Washington avenue. 1.17-tf,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
MERCHANT PRINCE SHOT.
Head Of lOndan's Greatest Depart.
nsRt Store Murdered by Youth
crime sHROuDED IN MYSTERY
Boy Claimed That William Whitley
Was His Father, But There lie No
Evidence That such is the Fact-
Afflicted Mortal Wound On Self.
(By AssocIated Press !

LONDON, Jan. IA dramatic
tragedy startled London today when
William Whitley, one of the most
unique and at the same time one of
the most prominent figures I'm the
business world. was shot dead in his
store by youth claiming to be his
son. The assassin then attempted to
blow ont his own brains The name
OF Whitley has become household
word In England owing to the enor.
nous department store in London
run by Il company of which 4.
Whitley was president and of which
he vas tho pioneer.
Tho crime occurred shortly after
midday. An unknown young man
was accorded private interview
with Mr. Whitley In the latter's priv
ate office, where the two men re-.
manned closeted for few moments
As Mr.. Whitley emerged from his of.
flee, II was observed that the young
man was following and Importuning
him. Whitley was waving his visitor
off and threatening to call the DO.
lice. Suddenly the young man whip.
ped out revolver and fired two shots
point blank at Mr.. Whitley.
The bullets lodged IN Mr. Whitlv's
head and he fell dead. Before the
ASSASSIN could he secured he turned
his weapon upon himself and inflict.
ed, what Is believed to be n mortal
wound.
Shrouded In Great Mystery.
Tho personality of the assassin
and the motives for his crime nrn
enveloped In much mystery. IIc gave
the name OF Cecil Whitley. but rela.
tives of William Whitley disclaim all
knowledge of him. The police found
no papers or other written matter on
his person to lead to the establish.
ment of his identity. hut they dlscov.
cred his place of residence and learn
ed that he never had called himself
Whitley there. The clothing of this
Young man bore the initials "H. p"
The police are OF the opinion that
the motive for this crime, when dis
covered, will show that there were
present none OF the elements of re.
vense for personal injury. hut rather
that the attack upon Mr.. Whitley
was result of fancied grievance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
WANTED.

WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
we have just received fine cargo
OF anthracite coal. Try Otto Coke.
BENSON, PHILLIPS AND CO.
1-24-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
Roland Mitchell QUITS the House.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 24-Roland
Mitchell, who represented the coun-
try of Rockbridge and the city OF
Buena Vista in the last Legislature
ms member of the House. has ten
dered his resignation to the Cover
nor He takes this step because he
has sold his farm in Rockhridge, and
has moved to another section of the
State. The resignation, under the
circumstances, Of course, will he nc
copied.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25

Straight per cent. money to lend In
email or large amounts, on approved
city real estate. See us before YOU
arrange elsewhere. c. B. NELMS,
President, Clarence G.. helms. Secre
tary; w. e. Kitchen, Treasurer; W.
Howard Bowen Directors, Fl. E.
Parker, l.. p. Stearnes, Albert Hone.
No. 2517 Washington Avenue, Real
Estnto, Insurance, Rents, Loans, etc.
1-22.6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
DEWEY PLEADS FOR
FARRAGUI'S FLAGSHIP
Protests Against Movement to Use
the Hartford as New York
Training Ship.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 81
Admiral Dewey has written a letter
10 Secretary of the Navy Metcalf
protesting against the proposed use
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
Miss Jane Preston is Dead.

ABINGDON, VA, Jan. p4-Mise
lane Preston, daughter of the late
Colonel Henry Preston. died yoetar.
day afternoon in her home no.r wei.
lace. in this county. Miss prostnn
fa r,u,Eea 10 one of the best known
, waa " Southwest Viretnin, and
, Mas rslated TO some OF the most
prominent people in the state
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
Pension for Mrs. jackson.

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Jan. 24-Mrs.
Stohewall Jackson. who lives here. is
to receive a pension from the State.
a bill has been introduced I'm the
North Carolina Legislature to allow
her 500 month during the remaind.
err of her life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25

FOR SALE-FARM, CITY AND SUI
burban properties of all kinds; also
lots at Pine Beach. See us before
You buy. STEWART Il MID
GETTE. 1873 Twenty-fifth street.
1-13-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25

Call and you will be convinc-
ed that tho month of January
Is the time to spend your cash
money and Lash's is the place
to spend It.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25

FOR RBNT-FURNISHED ROOMS,
Southern exposure, with or without
board. 121 Thirty-fourth street.
1-20-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-1 1-2 HORSE POWER
Motor Marine Gasoline Engine, all
brass fittings: good as new 1906
model. Price $4,000. complete. In
quire T. A. GRAY, National Sol
diers' Home Hospital, We. 1-4-eod-tt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
o'Hare Finally Acquitted.

JACKSONS LILLE. FLA, Jan "a
Tho second trial of l.. j. O'Hare In
the United States court here on tho
charge of peonage resulted in a YER
dict of not guilty today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-MY RED ROOF COT
tase on The Boulevards. Apply to
j. G. ROBINSON. 1.22.tr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
eama Icbe Der G6mis!

lit Der ToIfsIdrei. peldber burh Die
eurppGii6en 9dnher bant. ipdbrenb
bier in amerita nas @olf bcutsutuae
auSruft: Sang lebe Sr. Sings Neiu
DISCOVERY. aGnig Der Salss unb 9uns
aenheilntittcll bon mclhem Sruu
Slilia 8noer .Yuine bon Srnro. MaIi..
faat: YSasielbe perieblt ME. gleid,
9inoerumN 5u berihaiieu uup raid
cine Grtdltune ober einen Suiten an
furiren." Sic Slniidt Der srau
Suine ipirb bon Der Nebrheit Der 9es
polferung bieic5 2anbes getbeilt. Die
Nep DISCOVERY beilt l6lpade 9unaen
unb munbeu &aIs. nad,nem ollie aus
beren Seilntitiel ii6 oils ~mirfumaslos
eripielen, unS fir 9uiten unh grs
fdlhngen lit eS Die eiu6iae liferc
Seilung. @arantiert in Der Gpotbefe
bon z. @. Iuete. GAG Mtain CTR.
Dubuque. Soma. so Gents unb
$1.0O. YroReiloi9e frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23

9eitarben bat, bermahte Seinrib b.
&orn: n&einem mebr al5 5000 Marf
unb feinem peni9er ols 800 Warf,
uno sipdr elm @iertel ieines Iesten
Sabresemfonmen, penn er neniger
OILS 5ebn Sabre Dem aorn'iden Sauie
angebDrt. Die Sdlfte ieines Sabresein<
fommens, ipenn err longer nlS spolf
nnb fiir5er als 20 Sabre i'm Sairie
tbdtig lit, brei @iertel ieines lesten
Sabreseinfommens, ipenn er 20 bis
80 Sabre I'M Saiie tbdtig lit, umb bas
boue leste Sabreseinfommen, menrl
bos Irbeitsper6dltnib allm &orn'ihen
Saiie LANCER ais 80 Sabre bauertc.
Sen W~itarbeitern. meldle ais Sc
nerbegebiilfen nidt nit ieitcm Gjebalt
anseiteIt iino unb ocren Giutommen
im lebten Sabre bnrh a%ranfbeit 9es
ffmdlert iporben 1T. fam ons @ers
mdftnib naf ben letten 5ipolf @tos
naten. IN benen Tie ui6t franz gcpes
fen iinb. berednet tperoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
gerlette Gitelfeit.

SaGehranb mar 1894 in gnglanb,
fparb iebp6 %ae5ipunaen. basielbe 5u
berlafen uxb beabiihtigte. aif einem
odnifden Shiife mad Imcrifa Su
geben. Gem Gfiiie begcgnetc auf
bober See elm ensliiher aaper uno
gdb Seiden. bei5ulegen. nm basielbe
6u burhind)en. S~alleprano geriet6
IN 9roBe Gngit. oils 6rau3oie bon benz
&aper 9efangen genommen 5u perz
Den. unb entiflo6 iih enblid. auf Sen
Ratb beS &apitduS in bas idmubigc
Sabit beg 9ods 5u fricfen. Sic an
goro gefomnenen griten Iraeten ben
&apitdn. ob Erau5olcn I'M S6iffe
ieien. Ser bndliGe aerl bon Sod.
iagte Der Sdne. lit Elm 1ran5oiel~
Sic G~nsldnber 5ieltcn ben 9rpBen
StaatSmann IN bieier 0eItalt Su mns
pi6tia. i'm peiter 5u bea6ten; bod
nod i'm ipdten Iltcr fonnte Die perz
leete Gitelfeit Snlenranb 3ornig mers
ben iaiien. iuenn man i'm on ieneS
@reianiH crinnerte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23

Die bon beftigem Gieien. Itarfer Ibz
Ionoerung aus Der Haie uno mand)s
mai bon Sdipierigfeiten beim Mt3e
men bcglcitet lit. @iele, bic on oieIer
&runfbeit leipen, bleibcn bis gil eli
mem belttnmten Gage i'm sunni, Slili
ODER Iugiit ieben Sdbres pollfoms
men ipobl. I'M Damn zines Worgens
NIT ben chen beihriebenen Spmptoz
men 81 eriuuhcn. Die aranfbcit miro
burd bas G"iuatbmen bes 9liitbcnz
italibes geipiiier 8rdier ober @!rmen
berbeigefiibrt utb fam mcbrere Gage
ober Wpd)en dnbulten.
Ils Selbitbebanolung nc6me mon
nod ieber Wdbl5eit brci Woden lang
Dor Der 3eit oes eriuarteten Nnfales
cine Billie ein, Die man lid in ser
Ipotbefe aus Der TolBcnben 0uidJung
beritellen ldBt:
G!ltinine 1855. 2 grains.
Sron Citrate 2 grains.
Strnhntne 1850 srain.
Wittel5 zines S~eritdubcrs braude
man fiir Die 9~tnicngdnge pdbrenp Der
eigentlihen Grnnfbeit Die iplaenoe
mebiiiniide Yeroromung:
Gprroiipe lublinnte 49,. 1 grain.
Muriate OF aliinine 1 bram.
Gdrbolic acio 49,. 10 ordus.
0lpcertne $1,000. 612 oramS.
r&at9. 0lmi6ensbote".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Gin &rics s,uiidjen Sapan nnb ben
Sercinigtcn Staaten crWartet.

go melt ii6 feititellen lGbt. berri6t
in SeutIdlano fat allgeruein Die Iufz
faiiune. bab Elm 9onflift jipiiden DEN
Ser. Staaten unb Supnn am lebten
Gnbe unbermeiOlid lit. Sas eripartete
blutige Hineen 5rpiihen ben beiben an
Den pn5ifii1en S5ean 9ren5enben
Mdhten 6ilbet Den porsiielifiten Sc
iprd6Sitpff IN Den &reiien Ser Siplo>
maten, Der Sifi5iere bes Seeres urio
her Iarine, iopie uIler Tcrionen. Die
tod Sntereiie Die a~uspdrtige Yolitif
uerfol9en. SAB Yrdiibent 9ipoicpelt
it'd rebli6 bentilbt, Die iapaniicben
Sorberungen al befrieDigen, lpirb in
rer Yreie algemein %anerfunnt, uno
ebenio, DnB Die Sprberungen S,apan's
feinesipegs Der 8ere6tiguug entbebs
rem. Die Sdpierigfeiten cripodien.
na1 DEM bieii9en llrt6eile, aus Der
Macenfrage, benz @egenidee Der mirtbz
idaitlid)eu Snterelien Ser 9epolte>
rung Galifornien's unb Der Sapnner
uno i1lieblid aus Ser Contribution
Der Ser. Staaten, Die Die gusiibung
zines 3manges auf Californian bon
Seiten Der gunbesregierung auss
i6liebt.
Weitperhrcitet ut unter Sen maBaes
benben Stnatsmdnnern Die Iniid)t,
oab Sapan iid gu eiuem Sample nit
ben Der. Staaten Inn Die S%npremotie
I'M pa5ifiiden S5edn ~riiitet. iulo bdB
es an biefen @orbereitltngen feinesz
pees crit burd Die Greigniie in San
6rancisco beranlaBt nurbe. Sie
Sffi3iere Der MbmiralitGt erfldren eis
men Seefrieg 3ipiiden Sapan unb Den
Tereinigten Stanten fir Elm bodin>
te~reiidntes neutrality-suspicious. Yro>
blem nnb formen auf @runb iorgs
fdltiger G~rmdgiu1s 5u Dem SbIub.
DAP Die Gbancen zines Sieees fir
Imerifa. trne Der lle~berle9enbeit ieis
ner Slotte. nitt serabe siinitig iinb,
ba Die GntiGeipung in iapaniid,en
@eipdHern unb in ipeiter Gntferming
bon Der gniis Der amerifaniihen
Streitfrdfte fallen niirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23
Sainuis Gcntraf . Giicmbnbn.
TcfanntmadJung an baS Smblifnm
bctrcff Der @c5ablung ciner Sn-
lagc dni ben Siigen.

Snfolge pes @eiebcS Scr 9c9isldtnr
De5 Stndtes Soma, ucld1c3 ciuen
6lrei Geuts Sabrprei5 per Meile fir
Yaiidgiere poridreibt, nnb ipeldes
@eieb am 4. Snli 1907 in Strait trat,
iinb Die @ifenbabnen beredtigt, iuie
tolgt Sabrgelper 81 erbebeu, lpenu
3ablling BON Sabrpreiien auI ben
3lgen erfol9t:
.Gin Wscbrbetras ppn 10 Gents
mag 5u ncm SabrprciS irgcnb cimcs
Ieiiemocn btusnecfigt werben, falls
bericlbe amf bent 3nge besablt ,pirb,
iucitir bnS Sifet su iraenb eircr at
n%cbmbGrcn Seit uDr 9ibfabrt bcs 3m=
gcS hattie sefauft iuerbcn fInnen;
amSscnDmmcr in ben 51acr, NO Gin
Minimnm BON 10 Gents fir cine Gnt=
forming pun iueniger alS fiinf Mseilcn,
pie pbcn purgeiGrieben, bercdnet
ipiro."
Sieles bient baber nls 9enahridz
tiguns. baB bieie lleber5ablungeu
prompt erboben merben Mrlo apar inr
Ginflange NIT benz oben g%rlpdbnten.
ipeun Die 3ablnng auf Dem 3liae ses
idiebt. I'm ba6er perartige 3aba
lungen an permeioen. lit bas Yublis
finn hermit bringenp eriuft. bas
Sidet 81 tdifen, ebe man ben 3ug
beiteigt.
g. q. Sa Of. IS. g. Y.
VI. 8. Cannon, y. u. DC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-23

Die Seriuduns.
(~Gr5dblung bon 0eorg &leins
etbam.)

Ses reidem Miiaers Sbifgarten
mar Der grDBte bes Sorfes. unb Die
belren unb ebeliten Sorten pudien
oarin. GS mar nod friib. oils elm
Shade on ibm poriibergins. Ser
8nabe modte etua 5p0lf Sabre 5dbs
len. Gr blieb iteben unp fab nit
liiiternen Sliden 5ipilden ben 2atten
DeS 3aunes binburd unb in ben
@nrten binein. Srinnen laaen Die
idlDnltcn gologelben 9irnen I'M nalien
0raie. Der rnu6e Nahtlpinb hattie tie
III Wtenge ubgelhittelt. .Id), Die
ntilBten fDitli6 id)medenl" iliiiterte
ibm Der |eriuher ms Chr. ~iprinac
idnea iiber Den 3nunl Gin Sab =
uno On bin oriibenl" Sn ieinem Snz
nerrl aber crbob iid) cine Gimme.
leiie unb bod 10 einbrirali6 mabz
neno: sir elm paar Sirnen lpiIlit on
cine Siinbe be9ebeu uno Gjptt beleis
oi9en2 &egen eine5 iluhtigen 0es
niieS ipiult on beine Sce!e nit elmer
S6ulb belaoen?"
Nd. mas? ME lit Die @elc9enbeit
gilnltigcr nls Jest. Niemano funmt
Jest oieien %cg. Niemnno iiebt bidl~
begaun Der %erIudcr pieoer.
~Siebt DID luirtli6 Nicmanh?"
mabute Die innere Stimme, Die
Stimme leincS gIten Gngels. .@enn
ali6 tein Ieuihcnouse bid erblidt.
Gincr iiebt oid. @ptt I'M Simmel. Der
feine Slinbe ungeitraft ldBt!"
sNber Der Wtiiller lit ia Elm reid)er
gfann", fliiiterte Der 96ie; .ipus
foTrmt eS ibm nlf Elm paur 9irnen
am2 CIR acbtet ibrer fanm. 0iels
leidt bleiben lie gar liesen unb perz
fdllen."
.9as iol bid pcnia fiintmern",
ent9cgnete Die Gimme oes Gmaels,
.ipuS nid)t bein lit. barm on nidt
nebnten. mno menn On audi MIR iueitia
ltieblit, 10 bit on ein -
o3iep. step. 5iepl" rief cin Spaz
benmGmnhen BON 9irnbdlm,e berob.
.Sieb. Sicb. Siebl" pcritano Der
&nobe uno lab ii6 soruig nm. CT
iuuBte anfangs gar ni1t. pober Die
Stilnme fonme.
sd BIN ndbe barnn. Elm . b 3u
fperoen". Idgte er iid.
-Sliebe!" mubntc Der Gn9el. User
Die Weiabr liebt, fommt BARN nm.
Sliebe ihneul"
llnb Der &nnbe aeborhte bieier
Stimme. SGneu. obne iif um,sis
icben, perlieB CT ben Srt Der Ser
Ildbung. st battle Qeiie9t.
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gin5elbeiten iiber Saltepunfte.
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tdgli6 fpdbrenb Der Commemorate
na9 Bolton. Niagara Sails. Ilbanp.
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nieIen CONNER : Iuientbaltsorten III
Ontario, Quebec unb ben Stauten
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unb Maine; 8iidfebr begren3t nlf Den
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