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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-04

in? She was dying to see him. He
had told her how well and tanned he
was and how good Keith and Rogers
had. been to him during his four
months stay. She could never thank
them enough for what they had done
for the boy. and-oh. there he was
ROW!
And she rushed out the doorway as
q fair headed young fellow Of eighteen
came galloping up on his broncho.
"We'll clear out and let them have
supper together" said Keith to Rogers.
land while that's going on I'll fix up
my room for her. and you can ride
over to Jessops and get Mrs. Malone.
l guess she'll be willing to cook fer US
for couple Of weeks. She isn't equal
to the Waldorf-Astoria, but she can
get good plain NEAL
.sThis sure is the most excitement
we've had since Big Pete shot up Las
Gorro." drawled Rogers. I'm off,
Later in the evening Drusilla, dis
claiming gil fatigue. sat outside with
Keitfls banjo on her knee and SANG
them all the latest songs till. as Ned
declared. you could just see the lights
OF Broadway and .lear the clack-clack
of the hansoms rolling by, Seems
strange to think of it cut here" be
added half beneath lis breath.
From where they were sitting they
could see the Texas piains rolling
4 yvav to the sky itne. sal{loTyy. imrnn-
table. fun Of the mystery of the night.
The wind blew past them sweet with
tie breath Of great spaces. TIE stars
shone very large and bright and clear.
Drusil.a's lips parted.
NO. this isn't very much Ike II"
she echoed.
Hre you gladg Keith challenged.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-04
Flced in Sacramento Valley.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-The
heavy rainfall of the past twenty
four hours has caused swelling of
all streams in the Sacramento val
ley. The Sacramento river is ap-
preaching the high water mark. No
trains reached here tonight from
the north or south. Several breaks
have occurred in the levee near
Marysville and inundated hundreds
of acres.
Many head OF sheep and cattle
were drowned.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-04
sia.:iarffy.

Glow do you like married life. Har,
kerr
well, wish had remained bach
elor. There is SO much expense and
30 many breakdowns.
Expense and reakdowns? Ora
cious. old chap. perhaps you bought an
automobile license Instead OF a mar
rage license?' -Brooklyn Eagle
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-04

transformed into the appearance OF a
woman. A shameful metamorphosisp.
He declares it to be done against the
edicts Of God, the oracles Of the proph-
cts, the placits of the councils and the
judgment Of learned men" But. IL
spite OF these Nominations. tie custom
soon became universal, among soldiers
rs well as civilians.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-04

P0int Blank.
A traveller was startled by hearing
on 4 lonely road one night this piteous
appeal: Twill the kind gentleman
please help q poor. unfortunate man?
I have nothing In the world but this
loaded revolver Weekly.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-04

Well" observed Rogers, standing
in the doorway few minutes later
and watching Keith galloping into the
distance. For sheer hustling thai
beats all Eve ever seen. He sure de
serves to catch that train"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26
lH R9QEA7 hD }ERaEAHT NJ DEN1oTr

with no ungraceful agility with his family
of boys in becoming bathing suits in the
waters of Oyster bay. He has been met.
seldom overtaken, in cross-country tramps
and sprints. There were rumors in the
Albany days of varying success Of trainer
and governor at boxing, and all the world
has been eager to catch a glimpse at
tennis game behind the green screens at the
White House. But no one doubts that the
real sport for the President is furnished by
his horses.
1t was a recent Tuesday or Friday, it
really does not matter Just which. when
the Washington skies lifted and the sun
came out and the call of the out-of-doors
sounded imperatively at the White House
Those days. Tuesday and Friday. are
sacred to the consultations Of the cabinet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26

but what is cabinet injecting when the
sun shines. the horse needs exercise, the
roads are hard, and pleasant people are
eager to go along and the spring has
possession Of the land! 1t Is DONE decided
before the temptation has had time even
to get UP really determined pull. The
cabinet will not meet. 1t is easy to
imagine him saying:
1--WE will go out to Rock Creek Park and
take the hurdles. There shall be experts
and amateurs and we will give the boy
chance"
Luncheon over. the party started-the
President in high spirits and Theodore, IT.,
resolute to accomplish whatever the rest
might do. There was Capt. Fitzhugh Lee,
who knows several things about riding,
some by inheritance, some by training and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26

some by grace Of being a man instinctively
master Of horse. Sergeant MacDermott.
who adds to his cavalry capabilities some
peculiarly sktlful pistol proficiency. rode
along. He is frequently seen in the near
vicinity of the President when a ride Is on
hand, and he that day felt the call Of both
the spring and the party. By way OF
vivacity and charm Mrs. Herbert Wads-
worth completed the quintette, but when
the entire party had taken the 10th street
hill. rrotted past Pierce's mill and drawn
rein in the park meadows beyond. where
the hurdles are built. there they found the
ubiquitous photographer and his aids and.
of course. the invincible guard, Jim Sloan.
1t was day to be out. and the ride from
the White House to the park is charm
ing one, but the purpose and delight Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26
kKM9 The 9AU TOGETHER

1t was about 2:15 pm. when the jumping
began and the photographer was not idle
moment during the full hour that was
given to the hurdles. When IL was neces-
sary to leave and the party rode off down
some of the green. alluring bride paths
and the photographer packed his apparatus
ing to himself:
I'll frame that picture and send 1t to
Mrs. Roosevelt; it's sure to be her favor
ite."
And he was dead right. 1t was her pet
photograph.
(which one was it?'
why. Presidents and their wives are
fathers and mothers just like other folks
1t was the one of the President watching
the first jump of young Teddy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26
0LL1Na The NEXT JUrR

And that is how the outing with the Pres-
dent came about.
Boys with books starting for school in
this impulsve period of the year are found
beside the Potomac or some other stream
with bait and hook. Sober newspaper men
sent upon assignments of news affecting
the fate of enterprises have been known to
sequester themselves by woodland ponds
and fish for ''bloodies'' with red flannel
flies; ministers of the gospel are reported
to have been known to forsake parochial
duties and betake themselves to unpolluted
valleys in search of spring innocents
among the other flowers. There is no man
living but has had the experience of drop
ping hii vocation at the whisper of spring
and barking out to nature.
The President has been seen sporting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26

day, the real reason for shelving the cabi-
net, was in the hurdles.
The President acted master of cere-
monies and as leading man at once. He
gave directions from his horse.
Now you jump" he directed.
1t is the Presidents pet hobby. At the
bars he went himself, and rails. stone wallis
and the grass hurdles with the gullies of
two feet or more In front, high, low, easy
or difficult. were taken in turn.
The President dismounted. Young Theo-
dore had observed how 1t was done. and
was told this, that and other horseman
secrets Over the meadow came his horse;
no uncertainty. up, and clean sweep of
the bars
Good cried the President. "At it
again"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26

~ Outline business when the skies
are clear and the scent of spring
N is in the air. when all nature is
= stirring and in every human
brain there is tingling a hint of
the wild and the lure of the open. is a
menace to peace and condition not to be
endured by any person. boy or President.
And if the President in question be a man
who has more than average interest in
the out-of-doors, IL he has wandered with
gun in the northern Rockies and found
bear in the Sierras. il is not to be sup
posed that in late spring. after days of
chilling breeZes and problematic frosts
and Intermittent showers and storms. a
good clear day with a Juggling atmosphere
a compelling and a scent of newly
spened flowers could pass unanswered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
Lower prices on notions
than ours do not exist.
AS proof of our assertion note these items:

GREYLOCK BASTING COTTON;
5OO-yd. spools. Big bargain at,
Spool. Observation-Disclosures. w
BLACK MACHINE SILK; 100
yds. on spool; letter "a only. K
Sale price.
LIGHTWEIGHT DRESS SHIELDS,
double covered; sizes 2, and
4. Regularly 10c to 19c. Choice &C
HATTIE's FAvORITE sHIRT-wAIsT
SHIELDS: all sizes. Sale ~
price, pairs for. ZOC
MERCERIZED CROCHET COTTON;
all colors. Regularly &c a spool.
Sale price, 2 spools for.......OC
IIAIR-LIGHT POMPADOUR COMBS:
take the place of the hot hair IN
rats. Sale price. QUO
HAIR RATS; all sizes, 10 to IA
inches; all colors. Worth n
BEST BRASS NEEDLE POINT PINS.
Regularly sc paper. Sale price. IN
3 papers or........................ lOC
ACCOUNT WASHINGTON PINS.
Regularly Sc paper. Sale price, e.
papers for. "
First Floors. Kaun, Sons & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
Shifting percale,
19c I d.. IL
goods, IA/<N w.

THESE arc the genuine English
Shirtings, 36 inches wide, and
in the choicest patterns. These are
the same goods the manufacturers of
high-c!ass shirts and novelty shirt
waists Use. They are very durable
absolutely fast in color, and hence
desirable for ch.!dren's dresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
Black batiste,
16c I ON--1
goods, |A/<S w..

THIS is an extraordinary bar
gain. Fast-black French Batiste
is one of the most staple and stable
price fabrics made. This will not
crock or turn rusty from sun, per
SEPARATION II laundering. Monday only
at 1212c yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
Chambray seersucker,
x !aas 9Hc yd.

IN plain colors and blue and white
and black and white tiny checks.
This fabric is largely used for house
dresses and jumper suits for picnic
or outing wear. 1t has been many
months since this quality was offered
under 10c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

&c COLUMBIA HOOKS AND EYES;
black or white; all sizes; >
dt''.'...... ....................SC
COTTON TAPE; 24-yd. pieces: ,
- white or black; for. nc
1Oc BLACK TUBULAR SHOE LACEs,
A, "a and Ga sizes Sale .
price, dozen. sc
zoe HEAVY BLACK TUBULAR SHOE
LACES; all sizes. Sale price, ~
dozen. ..................... JUG
1Oc SILK TIE LACEs, black K
&c NITARY WASH m
CLOTHS. Sale price, 3 for...... JUG
SANITARY BELTS; all sizes; IN
SKIRT GAUGES; any one can use
them; save time and trouble, Ok
DUPLEX SAFETY PINS; small sizes;
black only. Worth &c Dozen. K
Sale price, dozen for.
CLINTON SAFETY PINS; all ~
sizes; dozen for. lOC
SHIRT-wAIST BELTS; will not slip
and they hold the shirt waist
down. Regularly 10c, for..........OC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
kyoto pongees,
Soc Goods, $40 yd.

NATURAL champagne shade
only, printed with ring, stripe
and polka dot designs, in brown, blue
or black. very handsome and dur
able fabric.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
Kir11ona batiste,
s zSsds, 4Bc yd.

ALSO Lawns. Both Lawns and
Batiste are in pretty stripe, fig
ure and polka dot patterns. Excel
lent material and a grand value at the
sale price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

SMALL lot, and when these are
gone you'll not get another
chance to buy goods Of this quality
for 80 little. Styles are exceptionally
good. Black and white rings in three
sizes. Organdie floral patterns in
variety of colorjngs and other desir-
able effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
Wash golf suiting,
15c yd.

THIS is the most effective wash
able material you can get for
summer skirts or jumper suits. Six
feet away it is impossible to tell this
material from the best lightweight
all-wool suitings. In fact, it deceives
many until they feel the goods.
We've a splendid display in the ID
street windows. 15c is considerably
under its worth. Can't be had else
where for SO little.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09

~ INCH JACQUARD pom
GEES, natural colors, and some street
and evening shades; also solid colors;
these sold formerly at SOC a yard. To-
morrow, a yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
2O-INCH LINING TAFFETA
and Messalines, in tans, ecru, cham
payne, brown, cardinal, wine, sage,
reseda. navy, myrtle, lavender, cerise,
plum, pink, gray; were soc yard.
PINCH ROUGH PONGEES,
in pinks. blues, grays nd white; were
Acc yard. Observation-Disclosures.
23-IN CHI F O L L A r d S,
broken assortment; about 16 styles
left; splendid values; SOC and SOC val
ues. a yard. tomorrow .............
Six Department-First Floor.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post & Flagg. members
Of the New York Stock Exchange. Bsai Woodruff
manager. 1881 street northwest.
Sales to noon. ......... .264,756 shares
Total sales. 4S0,O 900 shares
Call money; High, %; low, I0j close, IL
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
BOSTON STOCKS.

Total sales. S.073500, against S2596.O0O Monday.
2 80 600 a week ago and 81 100000 a year ago.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

York Nov. 6-Closing quotations Of United
cnrcrn-nenf hnnds.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Supplies from the country came in larger yes
erday and poultry. butter. and eggs we're in better
volume and better condition The scarcity in
beth live and dressed poultry. 50 noticeable during
Monday and Tuesday was IN a measure abated
though the best stock moved promptly AZ good
prices Buttcr aud cheese were firm the quo
tations Vegetables and fruits were in moderate
supply and the market fairly active.
Prices quoted arc wholesalel
BUTTER supply liberal; market Grn. Creamery
fancy. Is: do Western frs;s Sas: do. sec
onds 2sa2s: process fancy. :; DO. fair 70 good
2a3 dairy. choice. nan good l9a2o; store-racked
fresh, lea29
CHEESE Market arm and active on all kinds
New York state factory. large, lsisaT; d.. fats
Is, de-, small l5sl do. summer large lial5: do
summer. small IialFs: do fair 20 good. I2aB:
Western factory. new. choice. H4al5; DO. fax TO
good. Il; Virginia, 10
ECGs-M Market hare. prices finn. Nearby fresh
Virginia loss OF. 2aO: West Virginia and south
west Virginia. Sa2ss Tennessee. q; North CaD-
lima p: cold-storagc. %
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light: market strong
Chickens fancy Is average. "A: hens. y. roos,ers
5. ducks large, l2ais; do. small. l0au: geese
l3al2. turkeys. toms peT To-, Hals; do. hens
II: do. thin. 10; keats. 20
DRESSED POULTRY-Rcceipts moderate. mar
krt hun. Turkeys hens. uadraau rer h. Isals.
90. average. 4D4iaNl 4Alcr 90, thu, N. old tors
Is. chickens large L. hens choiey l2al3- ruoSrfrs
SAG; ducks. old. sal0: spring. Ball. geese sslI
DRESSED MEATS-Caivcs. fnu dressed 0aal0a0-
heads o. 500. hOg-dreSsed calves. 800; hams com.
sry sugar-cured. lial6; hogs. small and neat r.r
crt. si1a9. do. medium. sasl4 do. heavy 7lsas
GAME-Rabhits, per doz-, 2Z5a250: quail, per
d0z 3 Oa3 81.
YEGETABLES-Pot hoEae- grown. I75a2 o .
do rtra 60a65; sweet potatoes. uer bbL 75a2 % .
vans 80: cabbage. per bbl-. 50. cucumbers Nortl
Carolina. Local 20; onions. Maryland and Virginia
Qer bbl 25la2l5 Egyptian c0ast Lsas.2S
GREEN FBUlTS-Appics YoTk imperial par
Dbl. 2e3a3c5; Ben DAVIS. 2G0a275. Wine sap OGs
800. fancy table fruit 25aioo. spy. 225a2Z5; Ioosc
packed, 5oal.5o; ounces. per bbL. iOa5Oo; cram
berries. per bb, le 5lan0J
DRIED FRUIrS-AUpies. siioSd. fancy. sa7: do.
sliced, bright, 3a5.
sUNDRIEs-B -Bcesgax. 80; tallow. 5a5's; honey
white clover l-lb. new. IS; do. 2Ib. new. IOaI2.
ginseng per h.. 69a650; Seneca. per IL 40.
Golden seal. ioai5: Pink. I2Ili Mandrake. 2as
Snake Root. 8.
GRAIN-Wbest. choice. sass: do. fair 10 good
95as3 do, ordinary. sla9i: re. IS; corn, shened
white. f2A73: do yellow 75a75; do, ear. 3soa4 GO:
oats Western. white. No. ?. 57a5s. do. mixed.
J5lE
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'S>ns cents per share.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Nov 6-Foilowing are the prices
quoted al the principal commission houses
BUTTER-Creamery, farcy, per b. . imita-
ton. ZA23; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. q
store-packed Ohio and West Virginia IsaZl. Mar
land. Virginia, and Pennsylvania lea20
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts
loss Of. per dozen. 3
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavy Der ID Il.
young. l2al2s roosters. each. 2ja3o. ducks puddle
large. lal2: do. small per H.. l0alI; do Aluscoyy
and mongrel. per H.. H. turkeys. young ~ lbs
and ever. per lb.. II do old. per lh l6
POTATOES-Wlhte nearby prime Der bnSbeI
60a62 Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. COa62.
yams, per bbl new. LZjsl50: sweets new yellow
l.75alN: do, Anne Arundel. yellow L75al5
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. -Apples
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia per bhl No
]. L75a2-25; do. small. common. Lgal5o: do. Der
i:-bbl. basket. 5Oa75: de-. New York. asserted bbl
25Oa4.00; cabbage. New YORK Danish ton l2O0a
li00: celery. New YORK. bunch 25aio: cranberries
Cape Cod. per bbl.. so0a9 o0: grapes Concoras pcr
5lb basket, i3al4: lettuce New York per lasyef
lOoal.50; onions. Pennsylvania, yellow per bushal
65a30 do. Western. yellow per bushel 65s7.
peaches. mountain. per box choice. 200a30l. Die
fruit, box, l5Oa2W; pcars. per basket. 35ai0 To-
matoes, nearby. per basket. 2a5O: do. Eastern
Shore Maryland. per basket loaI5; do. Anne Arln-
Gel. per basket. 25a3o.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

Quotations are furnished by Z. r. Chapman
Co.. members New York Stock Exchange. G.
Bowie Chapman. manager. 13Ol street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by z r. Chapman Il
Co.. members New York Stock Exchange, q. Bowie
Chipuan. manager 1901 + street northwest
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Nov. 6.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at IS per cent; highest, .
lowest 10: closing Is. Most Of the loans we're az Z
ptt cent.
Time money unchanged. offerings being very scarce
Some loans were reported al 10 10 y per cent Tor
ninety DAYS. Rates nominally quoted were 10 ~.
Mercantile paper net with no demand. Nominal
rates were "a 10 10 per cent
Sterling broke violently to-day. demand bills fall
ing ~ and cables ~ closing at the bottom. There
was heavy pressure commercial bills all day be
sides sales Of bills against engagements Of gold
Furthermore. It was reported that a large block OF
New York City bonds had been placed abroad
Rates for actual business were: Sixty Jays igl
demand 4s5A; cables. ISIAaLs7Ia. Commercial
bills we're A71iz.
Tie supply Of cotton bills was good.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
New Dish for Enicures.

IRON the onlooker.
The most popular culinary eccentricity
OF the moment is fried rose leaves. Each
leaf, which must be perfect Gor the
smallest blemish spoils the flavor). Is
dipped separately into a lightly made
batter and dropped into the pan. When
cooked, that is as soon as they begin to
turn brown, they are taken out and laid
carefully on sieve
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Per cwt. AyOa5O0; butcher. 35oa
30: common L5oa2oo
HOGs-Per cwt.. gross. 6ooa6 30 ordinary. 550as co.
SHEEP-Clpped 3 %: comnou 80
LAMBS-SpIing. choice 61saT; medium, easJ5
CALNES-Prime. Per H.. sass: medium ~;
uass ia4a
COWS-Prime. fresh. each. 4OO0a0OO; common,
each. DOoa@W. old and dry s0OalOOO
Additional Markets on Page Nine.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations arc furnished by Irving X harrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Exchange.
Frank c. kingsand. manager. Hibbs Building
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

The Largest Morning Circulation.
All advertising contracts made bs The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulation circulation IN Wash
ingtOn larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are open.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
staOt nnb umgegeno.
Entered at Dubuque post ofice as sec.
ond.class mail matter.
Bon gSiAtigfsit fir ben bphpiirbisen
SlernS.

Son Gbica9p, 3d., tpmmt Die Rad
riht, baB Die ipeitliheu ~@iienbabner
bei6lpilen bobcn, ibr iogenanntcs
Glcr9n bureau Adjudication, llnb raj
idn1nltlidc @%iienbn6neu bc5 Sanbcs,
bnsiclbc 5u tbun beabiiGtigen. Sc
hn9 lolcn Die Spe3iol@Haten fiir Den
Gleru1 ni9t auf Den Sranscontinene
tnlen Sinieu beeirflu6t perbcn.
Nam Dem 1. 3nnunr 1908 lperDen
sic lpcitliuhcn %Giicnbubnen ipeber fiir
Den Glcru3 md fiir Heli9ipien Spee
Sfniz Huten in teilem Stante erlnuben.
100 Die 8luci Cents nte Die Mnrimalz
HQtc fir Den EerIoncn@8crfebr bilbct.
Su Stontcu mo + Dberc SabrprciIc
pto 3nei Gents 9erefnet lperoen fDnz
netI, iuirb iebe @iienbobn bieIe Iu9e>
legcnbcit fir lid regulicren. SoI6e
0cgcnhen iino 3. g. SiiO>S atuta nm
Der nGr0trbe Sbeil Niidignn's. 9ie
franscontiuertalcn 8abneu ober ipers
Den ibr Gler9p Bureau beibebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

bieIelben baben cine abnlihe Initalt
luic icne. reld,e in Carroll segriinpet
iuirb, bercits in sparta, Wis., ipelde
in fleinerem Wa6ltabe 8ebeutenbes
leiltet mn Die 0arantie bafiir lit. bnB
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Se II Of iein ipiro.
Sir ben Ban Der neuen Sdule in
Carroll iino beretts 100000 Bad
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ipncn Der Initalt peiIen cine
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eriibtlih. baB es it'd INN llnternebn,en
bon a nebnIi6er 8rDbe bans
belt, ipeldes Die paiienben MGums
liffetten, nit ben mobernlten @inrifs
tllneen entbnltem miro. DaSielbe
miro nidt MIR bon ben &atbolife,t
SomaS nit grobtem SntereHe
perfolst. ionbern. mir iino iiber3euet,
bag bnsielbe nllentbalbe in
Den Ser. Stadten oils cine ii b I q II 8
M q Inltalt b ii 3
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unb es iolte ms nidt punoern ipenn,
5umal in bent6 : amerifani il
den &reiien, nod lebr bieIe
iolher OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES errihtet
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oerfeblen bel groffnuns Der Initalt
bieier cine It attlidc g Of ii e
rinnen 3abl 6n ithern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
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