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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-19
THIRD HOUSES
GIVEN HARD JOL Y
"Lobsters" Lost Their Prestige and
May As Well Seek
Other Beds.
(By stan Correspondent


CHARLESTON, Feb. 19-From
now until the end of the session,
which is only three days, there is
feeling that matters will go much
smoother than they have been for
the past couple of weeks, and that
something will be accomplished by
the solons who have done SO little
up to this time. 1t is stated upon
pretty good authority that an agree
ment has been reached between the
ants and the administration forces
in the house by which, on account OF
concessions made bye both sides,
needed legislation will not be held up
any longer but that from now until
the end Of the session everything
possible, that is considered good, will
be rushed through.
The session has been great drag
to everybody connected with 1t and
while some have been doing hard
fighting, and others have done moth
ing, they are all tired and willing to
leave for home at the earliest pos
sible moment. There is little doubt
but that this feeling has had some
thing to do with an agreement being
reached, as 1t had come to be a pref
ty well accepted fact that unless the
work was done as 1t should be there
would be an extra session, possibly
called to meet the next day after the
present one closed.
That some of the lobbyists who
have been here during the session
have killed themselves, as far. as
usefulness in this line is concerned
is a certainty and at the next session
or possibly at the extra session there
will probably be a new set of faces
in the third house. This is especial
ly true as far as the railroad lobby
lists are concerned. There is a set
of men here looking after the inter
ests of the railroad that is bold
beyond comprehension to the out
side people and some OF them have
gone to such lengths that they have
been ordered out Of the house and
senate chambers on several occasions
and two or three have been told
they need not come back as they
would not be permitted on the floor
of either house. The HOLSTERS"
have been particularly obnoxious
this session and some action against
them for the future would not come
as a surprise.
There has been some fearful and
wonderful politics played this ses-
sion Of the legislature, some of
which will land the people playing
on top Of the heap, perhaps, while
on the other hand some will go to the
bottom Of the scrap pile. Some Of
the men in the house and senate
have made good records for them
selves while there are others who
have done just the opposite.
Whether young heidelberg OF
Fayette county was making a grand
stand play on Friday when he told
the speaker that an effort had been
made to hand him money to get GER
tain bills through, or whether 1t was
simply because he was unassailable
from a financial standpoint, is a
question that some Of the lobbyists
are trying to figure out. Among the
people who know him 1t is the gen.
eral opinion that he had seen so
much crooked work going on that
he got disguised and wanted to ex.
pose a portion Of It,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-19
MIR. HUGILL HAPPY.

Mr.. Edmund Hugill wears very
complacent look these days, and well
he may, as there Is another very
interesting youngster at his home on
Maple avenue. The little boy weighs
nine pounds and is a bouncing one.
Mother and babe are doing nicely
and 1t is the hope Of the proud
fathers many friends that he will at
no distant day resume his normal
condition.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-19
new BUILDING FOR
SAYRE REMEDY Co.
Is Being Erected on the Leggett
Property by shinn Bros,
Contractors.

shinn Bros, contractors, have
begun the erection of brick build
ing on the vacant lot between the
Leggett building and THE electric
light plant. This building will be
occupied exclusively by the sayre
Remedy company for manufacturing
extracts, havorings, ETC., and also
for bottling their delicious dyink,
tokalo, and their several other drinks
Mr.. Geo. B. Sayre planned this
building for the convenience Of their
business, and when completed 1t will
be equipped with most modern
system for altering and purifying
the water to be used in their several
drinks and new electrical machinery
will be installed and the capacity
greatly increased, making 1t one Of
the most complete and uptodate
plants in the State. The Sayre REM
edy company will manufacture a
complete line of extracts, favorings,
colorings, syrups, ETC., for the bot
tiers, and for the soda fountain
trade, and every thing they manu-
facture will comply with the Nation
al pure food law, and is guaranteed
under the food and drugs act of
June 80, 1906.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-19
ACCEPT POSITIONS
With the Washington and Norfolk
Steamboat Company.

Thomas Greer, former chef at the
Traders hotel, and wife, have accept
ed positions with the Washington &
Norfolk Steamboat company. His is
head steward. They will leave Sat
urday morning to spend week in
Wheeling with relatives and friends
and will report for duty March / in
Washington, D. G.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-19
BODY SENT TO BALTIMORE.

The body of Michael Multhaupt,
the man who died In the city lock-
up Sunday morning Of heart trouble
brought on by excessive drinking,
was sent to Baltimore on train No.
4 Monday evening where the rela-
tives will take charge Of the funeral
and burial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-19
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. Frank Moore, of Wallace,
who has been patient at the Ress-
Ter hospital for some time and three
weeks ago underwent a serious OPP
Grafton, was discharged as cured
Sunday.
Joe swarez, of Grasselli, who was
a typhoid fever patient at the same
institution, has been discharged.
Leonard saulsbery, who has been
receiving treatment for typhoid
fever, was discharged Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-19
A Weak Heprt

''They tell me Bad BilFs dead said
Alkall Ike. as that right?
Sure" replied Cactus Cal; shot
plumb through the heart"
swell, l aIn't surprised then. His
heart always was weak. philadelphia
Press.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-02-19
Announcement.

HAPGooDs are pleased to nOtsss
their many friends In ClarknburT.
FairmoAt and vicinity, that tkSg
have opened branch once n
Clsrksbufg, w. Va, and viii be glsa
to interview any employers intere5t (.
ed In securing competent help, lss
well as employees deSirous OF HseuF.
ing better positions.
This will be q great boon to oa.
ployers In this section, who, pr0V-
ious to 1his time, have been CEN.
PEELED to rely on their own resources
in filing vacancies that necessarIlp
occur from time to time.
HAPGooDs Is q National orRaa.
i3ation Of Employment Experta RAa
handle only high grade men.
Mr.. Frank A. Wilson, with o.
Aces in Oak Hall building. has boan
appointed our representative A
charge Of this district and Will 10
glad to call on you, and explaia.
HAPGooDs proposition to you mere
fully. "a
/ Write. phone or call. Rooms SIF-
IS Oak Hall Bldg, Clarksburg, VI.
Va. Home phone A54-lS5.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-02
Take advantage now.
Ordinance No. 244.

An Ordinance amending Article
of Ordinance No. 221, entitled 'An
Ordinance Providing for Arc and
Incandescent Electric Lighting in the
Streets of DEBORAH, Iowa, and the
Rates to be Paid Therefore to w. HI.
Burtis. his Associates or Assigns. -
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City of DEBORAH, Iowa:
Section /. That Article of the
said Ordinance No. 221 which said
Article is as follows, namely
That this ordinance is not to be
binding upon the said w. H. Burtis,
his associates or assigns, nor the City
of DEBORAH, unless he or such assigns
shall within two years of the date OF
this ordinance. have in operation q
, certain water power plant hereinabove
referred to" shall be and hereby is
amended to read as follows:
That this Ordinance is not to be
binding upon the said w. H. Burtis,
his associates or assigns, nor the City
of DEBORAH, Iowa, unless he or such
assigns shall within two years from
the first day of July, 1907. have in
operation certain water power plant
hereinabove referred to.
Section Q. That the said Article
of the said Ordinance No. 221 be and
the same hereby is repealed.
Section 8. That this amending or.
dinance shall be in force and take
effect from and after it's publication
in pursuance of law.
+. W. DAUBNEY, Mayor.
Attest: +. NJ. HUGHES,
soft City Clerk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-02
Get Acquainted.

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filed in the Office Of the County Recorder
for two Weeks. Ending Sept.
28, 1907.

Joseph Berka and wife to WenzeI
Berka, lot 2, NV IA. SW IA, Sec.
1910; consideration 81.
Joseph Kruchek and wife to John
J. Sbendelar, NV A, Sc IA, and SW
Ia. NE IA, and N 1-2, Sc Ia, Sc
IA, and S 2-3 of w 2-9, NV Ia, NE
IA, Sec. 25-97-l0; consideration ST.
500.
Philip kobriger, ST. and wife to
Philip Kobriger. Jr Sc Ia of NV
IL and NE IA, Sec. S-96-7; consider
! alton 81, $40.
Henry Ceiling and wife to Bernard
Ceiling, 10 acres of E 1-2, Sc IA,
Sec. 2, lot 2. SW IA, SW IA, Sec. 1,
W IA, SW IA. NV IA, and W IA,
NV IA, SW IA, Sec. 1869; con-
sideration $500.
Henry Ceiling AMI wife to Bernard
Gehling, NV IA, NE IA, Sec. 2, S
l-2. NE IA, NE IA. Sc IA. NE IA,
SW IA, NE IA, Sec. 1868; consider
alton 81, 800.
Anna Holstad to Anon Anderson,
NV IA. SW IA, Sec. 31-99-9 consider
alton 50, 200.
Anon Anderson and wife to Anna
Holstad, Sc IA, SW IA, Sec 1899
consideration $4,000
Chas. A. Pote ct al to L. A. Little,
lots $40, block 5. Burr Oak; con-
sideration $3.50.
May Clough to John Snitke, lots
1924, Spring street, Frankville; con-
sideration $400.
John F. Murtha to Bert V. McCabe,
SW IA, SW IA, Sec. 6, w 1-2. NV
IA. Sec 1893; consideration So. 500.
John Klimesh to Frank Klimesh,
lots 1n-ll, Spillville consideration 81.
John Klimesh to Frank Klimesh,
N W IA, NE IA, Sec. 2-97-10; con-
sideration ST..
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-02
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-02
Advice 10 House Wives.

No home is so pleasant, regardless
OF the comforts that money will buy,
as when the entire family is in per-
feet health. A bottle of Orino Lax
alive Fruit Syrup costs 90 cents. 1t
Will cure every member of the family
OF co stipation, sick headache or
stomach trouble. Brunt & Parman. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-02
500 For a Bottle.

This would not be large price to pay
for DR.. Drummond's Lightning Rene
dies for rheumatism if one could not get
relief cheaper. The Drummond Medicine
Co., New York, have received hundreds
of unsolicited testimonials from grateful
people restored to health by the use of
their remedies. who would not hesitate
to pay any price rather than suffer the
former torture. If you would like to try
these remedies, and your druggist has not
got them, write direct to the company
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

6rodt 6utte, luur0e an Den 8raiiOelt=
ten G%ooieDelt ho8 Griuden geri6tet,
Dem nellen lle6erei1tommen nit
4eutl6lano ieine 3uitimmung uor5rl.
entbaIten, bis 3eugcnGlSiogen err
bGItIit iinO birii6tlid bes mobr-
idpinIifen GifefteS, ocn Die GTport-
bqii8 fir 5oupfIidtige @ertbe auf
beimii6e Sobritanten boben fam.
Nus elmer ausge5eifneten Gueqe
uerIautete geitern, 0nB anoerp ein-
fluBrei6e 6abrifanten.Sp rbGnoe Dem
gorgeben Der o9totional Aiioctation"
folgen neroen. 2ie oImericon gro.
teCtiue Sarif 9eagle" ltebt 5rpar, mic
man rpeiB, Dem gon3en llebereinfom-
men nit Geuti6lano ieinOielig gegeHs
iiber, ober lie geoeuft, nie eS beiBt,
ben Grportbeitimmungen oe5 lleber.
environments le6bofte GppoIition ST.
MAIDEN.
T ii ffebr aus Dem @ cite
Ger Brdiioent uno ieine 9egIeiter
iino geitern Inn 4.45 03ahmittogs
moblbebalten bier eihgetroffen. Sic
Sefret6re Root @orfieIo rtno &ilion,
pel6e nit Dem ErGiioenten BON bier
o6gereiIt lparen, lino ni6t nit linn
5uriidgefebrt. Root uno @orfielo po.
rem ihon porber bicrber gereiIt uno
@ilion blieb i'm @eIten. Ser 8r6iis
bent begab iif ioiort in ieirle &mts.
tube I'M o8eiBen Souie," nm Die
ipGbreno ieincr 9lblpeienbeit uufge.
l%ollfenen @eidGfte 81 crleoigen. PIN
8. SUM fGbrt cr sur Somestomn.9Gus
itelung urO am y. Arti reiit CT uud)
Opiter-9op in Die CONNER 5erien.
Ser ErditOent erflGrte, OoB inn bic
6obrt nod Dem @eitcn biel @ergnii-
gen bereitet babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Strifemiioc Sd)aucrlcnte.

Sem Dorf. 3. sunni. - @eitern
N6eno Derloutete I'M Sulptqllartier
ser SdolOerleute, Gbriitopber. unO
@reemeed) StrnBe, ooB 6aS Gre.
tutip . Gomite ser Strifer bel elmer
an 2erop. u1o @lloionitraBe obgebol-
tenen SiBung angeregt babe, III elmer
obermali8en, beute &ormittng ob3u.
baItenoen Sibung ben 8eidIrb 81
ialien, Die 2Irbeit an oeu EierS Ser
0ampier 3 8eieai6aften pie0er olfs
5unebmen. Die Strifer linb oes
Ausitanoes miibe uno ioIlen iid) be,
reit ertldrt boben, ultter oen olten
geoingungen al Die arbeit 5uriifSu,
febren, nit Ser &orol1siesung, DOB
Die Gampfer 8eieaidaften ltd bereit
finoen iper0en, ben 2euten cine 9obn-
nufbelierlng, 80 GentS pro Stlnoe
fir So9orbeit II. 80 GentS fir Naht.
arbeit, ST beDiQigen. Der Strife
biirfte l6on bellte auigebpben meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Shenres 6flaitcr.

gan 6ronciSco, Gal, 9.
Sltni. Bel elmer 3uiommenfunit
oes bon Ser Builders @rhange" err
nnnnten Gomite'$ uno zines IilSihuis
les oeS n9fealtD Board" gelangte man
geItern SIT Dem SdIltB, ooB sic be.
oaiterlife Sage ser 9oltgeperfe unb
6ie boben 2obuforoerungen groBen.
tbeilS olti oic ST hoben @reiie ser
Wobnltn9cn llo oeS 9ebenSuntsr-
bultS 5lritdjliiibren lino. Die bel.
Den NllsIhiiile iillo SIT Dem 3med CT.
nannt, Inn barber ST. beratben. nltf
meld]e Mcile in Oet hieitgen Sultge.
merfen nnrnlnle SerbGltnilie pieoer
hergeltellt lucroen fonlltcn. Gas So
mite Der Builders grdange," al
ocllen SpiBc Sefretdr Sornea u. @il'
jon Iteht, lmterbrcitete cine tabellaris
Idle 3lNomlcuItclllmg Der 2ubnifa'
len, neldc in ocn 30 be~0entcnoltcn
Stooten IN 0cn Ser. Stooten bclteben,
mo 6 'telltc lidl Oabct bernla, Dob III
San 6ronciaco Der Itiiuolife Sobn
i'm 2l3. bis IS GentS mleGr %betrGgt,
ais III Seattle. no Die bod)lten Gobne
be5oblt merOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Sdlnee in Weiu.Nprf.

Rem Dorf, 3. Slrni. = anl
9enti9en eriten Sonntag i'm SUM lit
III Nep-9orf Sfnee gefaIlen. Gle
8loden paren nidt iebr groB unb
oiht, uno Der Sfnee blieb nidJt lie
gen, mar jeooh oeutli6 ST. benlerfen.
Die belttige bod)ite 8emperotur mar
81 unO nm 10 llbr Sormittaes itano
bas thermometer altf 40 @rao. I'm
s llbr beute 9lbenb mar es aiif AZ
9%eItiegen. Ser Gag mai ser fdIteite
i'm Monot SUM ieit gtablirung bes
8etterbiireots, uuo eS regnete falt
unobl1Hig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Gie Gennion Der Gr-GunfGScrirtcm.

2ltc &dmpfer fliebeu sic llnbiQ Der
@itterlng. - @obl neller Beam.
ten. - 9egeiitcrung fir Seller
Jon 9aDis.
Ri6mon0, &o., =. ,{llni.
NllnOerte Der bier meilenoen 8etera.
men ellen 6eimpGrtS, nm ser empfinD>
lid)en. aGltc mo Dem 6eI~tGtoi9cn Hc.
gen, Elm bier merbort ifledteS 8et.
ter, 81 entgebcn. SnuIcn0e Nnoere,
Die 81 Dem II. 8rono Camp uuo oer
Hcution ser &~ereinigten Gonf00erir-
ten ScteraRcn gefommen, barren aus,
Inn al Der groBen 9oraOe 81 G6ren
bon Sefferion 0opis Sbeil 5u nebmer.
@eltern bielten bie Limited Gonfeoes
rate SeteronS," Sons Of Seterons,"
.GonfeOerateo Soutbern Wemoriol
NiiociQtion" uno Die oWe0icpl So
cietp Ser confooerirten Irmee uno
Marine" lire Sibungcn al. Nm
Hbeno iano Elm groBeS CONCERT in Ser
GonOentboue itatt. gm Sp1tabeno
belt @ouoernelr Spanion I'M @reflt-
t%ipgeboloe einen @mpfang ob. SeoeS
Sotel uno &oItbnlS IN Der Staot lit
iiberooa nit 9eiu6ern beiebt. Sn
ben groBen Sabafsmogo5inen i'm un-
teren Sbetle Ser StnOt idlicfen lebte
Nodjt 5000 8eteranen. 2Sn sen Stra-
BEN Der StnOt iiebt es in 6olge oeS
unuufborlihen Tegeus trourig aus.
Die nelaeruGblten 8eomten Der Dltnis
teO Confederate 8eteranS" iino: &C.
neral Stepben 3. See BON Georgia,
@roB-Gommanbeur; General s. Sr.
bin @olfer bon Siio.Gorolina, @e.
neral : lieutenant oes requirements
BON 8irginien; General Clement u.
@bolls BON Georgia, oerielbe fir oaS
0epartement bon 8enneliee, uno @e.
neral %. 81. Gnbel, ebenio fir baS
0epartement bon Grams Wtiiiiiiippi.
Der nddIte Gonpent miro I'M nG6Itelt
Sabre in Birmingham, 9tfo., itatt-
finoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03

8roBbritannien irgeuO mel6e Snters
rentlon in 8ortugal planer, ME beltte
iril6 bon QotulblQttern augeoeutet
lpllr0c. . g
@eideut fiir 4lfono o.
Ruori0, 2. SUM. - Ser ame.
rifuuii6e @eian0te 8iuium Niler
Collier bat Dem aonig Nlionio DON
Spanien i'm Altftrage Oes ogaItern
0ad)t Club" BON Bolton cine Spe3taI,
8arnitur Segcl iiir sic Sonoertlai-
len = Sa6t iiberretHt, Die ser Gltb
Dem aonig gum beionoeren @ei4enf
gentad)t bat.
Dan erWartct sic 9etbeiligung 0e8
oGaItern Yoft @Iub" an ben beoor=
Itebenoen @%ettfobrten ST Gan Seba-
titan . 9ilboS, Die unter Dem 9rotef-
torat oeS &onigs itottfinoen ioQen.
Gbrenrettung 0eS 9 ii d.
eiiheS.
Wnorio, 2. 5uni. - Ser ome-
rifanii6e @eianote fir Spollien, @il,
liam WfiQer Collier, bat BON Dem
8ouuerneur BON Generifia ein no6.
Oriidli6eS Cement ser @eiAihte er-
bolten, boB einige 2eitte in Sonto
Grll5 Ourd oen @emB bon amerifas
niihcm 8iiAienileii6 pergiitet NOR
ben ieien.
u al ult ior0ert 8eiieln.
Touger 2. SUM. - @eritdr-
funaen itno aGitern N(benO bon bier
nod Otnr6ica o6Gc0ongen. Die Ser.
bon0lrutgcn pe0eu Ser 9egnoOiglm0
&aiiuIi's 3icGen ii6 bi>L Oo Der G0u-
berbauptmann niht menigcr ais bier
@eiicln aus boben &rciien ocrlongt,
ourlnter ben Soblt BON Wobomme0-
CHORES, Dem &ertretcr 0c5 SultonS
in dllBcren Nngcle1cnbeiteH.
grGfinun0 0eS d ilent.
den GongreiieS.
Sontio8o, GbiIc, =. SUM. -
Ter GongreB puroc gcitern Ourd) Sen
Er6iiOcnten M}ontt er6ffnet. 9ei Der
Gr0imltnQ woren Mitglie0cr Oc5
oipIomntiiden Corps mo cine PM
5uhl bilenii6c Beanie illgegen. Gle
ii6Iidc Gruppenreuiep ionO itott.
IN ieiner 9otidait crflGrte @rGii-
sent Montt Oob Gbili nit oIen 2G1t-
ocru in 6ricOeu lcbc. Gr Oonftc alien
Grent0er fiir sic uo6 Chill gcihidte
&iiIfc sur &inOcrlng ser 6olgcn Ocs
Grobeben5 i'm 2lltgltit unO prod iIber
Die qcualtiqe GntmidcIuug alcr @c-
if0fta5mcige I'M Aon5en 2onOe lno
iogte, ser 0~ieaiGDrigc 3ulpad3 inn
Support unb @rport iei ser gr0Bte,
Der ie 0ageppien. 8r6iioent Oiontt
empfobl Den 9out elmer Giienbobn
ron Fucrto Nlontt mad Gopingc nit
etlidcn aiiiteu e 3meigIinIen. Die
gotidait bat einen b0fIt giinitigen
@inOrltt gemo6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
NGacmciner Sempatbicitrife.

@irm gbom, Ala., 2. Sltni.
= Nad) elmer Gonieren5 i'm MaporS'
@iireou iino g~eitern Nahmittag 5mei
Iuirllie an ale Nrbeiter uno Nrbet'
tcrinnten ser Staot. am Montag
0tittog an ben Strife ST geben anG
81 bleibelt, bis sic S%traBenbabn = Sc
icllidoit oie ACKNOWLEDGMENT 2eutc
mieOer angeItellt bat, ergangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
Sampfcr untcrgegangeu.

9rnnSmid, ga. 3. SSilni. =
Der 8aiiaaierOompier sc. gpens,"
1ueldler sudden grlqtslpG Mnb Grten
entlang oea Satlllds6lllleS nerfebrte,
lit i'm bieligen Safen nit boiler So
buug geiunfen, Sic WanWtlafi
fonlltc lid retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-03
sdnardlcn foitete inn bas peben.

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