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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
ny REFUGEES

Five selling events and a purse
race attracted a typical Mondays
crowd 70 The Meadows yesterday
Fayoritos a~s'a had a bad day, as
only two ~ them succeeded In
catching the Judges attention.
Belle Kinney ahosud striking
form reversal when she won the
last race. from her previous race
she did not figure Two successful
plunges on Red Reynard and Silver
Wedding aud an unsuccessful QUE
on Glendeuning were the features
of the afternoon sport
Mariana was made the choice
In tho first race and showed all
kinds OF spaced. leading into the
stretch By two lengths. but Forest
Rose came stroug az the end aud
beat the firing faForite a length.
othmar dropped into the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Lou Marshall wore a radiant
smile when smlthy Kane won This
IL the first time the Marshall col
ors have been seen ia front Tor
many moons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20
CANADA's AMBITIONS.

While amply supplied with optimism their the Canadians
especially take chickens
the begin 20
One loyal Canadian however himself recently
deayorng TO calculate how likely
Is possibility that Canada
population
l that iSiO generation subsequent
emigration Is they today unknown.
The at
Journey ana full of hardhs almost unknown land
ThE SrEEtAGE PASSENGER TODAY
NIDkD
IN VOYAGE THAN WAS FORMERLY SALOON
PAssENGEIls.
In addition the number
Mously Increased
To the land hungry the attractions perhaps
those OF the United 1stO
II also be
grafton the United o Canada
The of
the population rapidly
than he States
Certain s that Canada invitation
voda than that country
the Dominion
activity.
bigger she becomes the better We
shall like L o this side border
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20
LET us PITY THEM.
S. e. Kiser.

while
times trne hnica generally following
hits n
JOBS
when
They maIngned dissipation reckless
they have property
"As these in the American city, wondering what
Nbey Will do whore they viii what fate will be theirs
friendly friendly
them7
"rhe only inviting them which
dissipation and
The only where they rest where they
nothing uplifting, nothing inspiring.
when the dusk THEY CREEP AWAY SLEEP
IN AN ENTITY BOX CAR IN HAYSTACK or ON FRIENDLY PILE
OF LUMBER, DOORS STATELY MAGNIFICENT
CHURCHES ARE RARRED AGAINST THEM,
they
reigns the church n
MANY waiting
hear
Many them Christian hard
"When they look
ship DISSIPATION
WHERE THEY MAY DOWN THEY
NATURALLY CHOOSE?
These which
MANY vicious aloued by
brooding these conditions
Had gladly
cd followed another life
"The brotherhood OF religion
sarded"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that o.
der of the county court OF Mad
county, Oregon, the following =
rants outstanding against Nia
county Issued seven years prlr
July, 1907, Will be cancelled and I
ment thereof refused unless pre-
ed for payment within sixty daysn !
er said July LIST, in accordance =
provisions of sections No. 26s'' y
and 1894, Bellinger and. Ccn1
codes and statutes OF oregon;
Warrants Outstanding for
Years Prior TO July, 1901
No. 45546. July 7, 1899, M
IL. Miller. $3.50.
No. 1850. July 7, 1899
Bruley. $40.
No. 1874. Aug. IL, 1892
Borster. 800.
No. 45S94, Sept. Z, 1898, H-l
Work, $40.
No. 45S97. Sept. 7, 1892 lda =
ris, $40.
No. 1890. Oct. 4. 1899, Geo "
eaker. $500. u
No. 46O66. Oct. 8, 1888
Eardesty, $1.70.
No. 46O7S, Oct. 5. 1892 AA"
Baynard, $3.50. a
No. 463OS, Nov. 10, 1899 >
Landon, $1.9O.
No. 46S4S Nov. 10, 1899 :"
Mckee. $3.50. "A
No. 466s2. Jan. 6, 1907
Lacell, 800. =,
No. 46929, Feb. 3, 1901
Stillinger, $1.7O.
No. 471S7. Mar. s, 1907
penter, 25 cents.
q No. 47241. Apr. 8, lsV"
Reynolds, 35 cents. a,
No. 47475. May ~, lsV"
iadley. $3.50.
No. 47556, June s, 1907 ~
Iall. $1.70. A,
No. 4765s. June 9, lsV"
itrayer. $3.50. IA
No. 47s75, June rs, lsv''
anderson, $3.50.
r. D. ALLEN
7-1T-2O-24. County
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20
Platinum Takes a Jump.

New York, July 2O.-Announoe-
ment is made that the price of plat
mum has advanced from 's24 to
Sse'5O within a month, and the deal
ers say II will soon be $50 an ounce.
manufacturers OF diamond jewelry.
plates for artificial teeth and elee-
'rieal and Photographic supplies
are quite disturbed, and many Of
them believe that the Russian and
french companies which control the
mines are curtailing the output
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20
hest Medicine in the World for Collie
and Diarrhoea.

I find Chamberlain's Collie. CboI.
era and Diarrhoea Romedy TO bo the
pest remedy in the world" SAYS Mr.
C. L. Carter OF skirum, Ala. lam sub
leet to collie and diarrhoea. Last
spring 1t seemed as though l would
aie' and think l would II I hadn't
taken chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
ana Diarrhoea Remedy. haven't
oeen troubled with II since until this
NseA' when / had a very severe at.
'aok and took half bottle of TWEEN.
Inv, SS'u'e cent size chamberlain's Collie.
ono'era aud Diarrhoea Remedy ana
-ais morning I feel like a new man ;,
'or sale by DR.. Stones Drug Sore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

Is the popular cry throughout Eu-
ropean countries; while In America,
tho cry OF the praseat day Is Long
Live nr, Kings New Discovery. King
OF Throat and Lung Remedles," OF
which Mrs, Julia Ryder Paine. Tru-
ro' Mass, says; 1T never fails TO
slve Immediate relief aud TO quickly
cure a cough or oold." Mrs. Palne's
opinion Is shared by a majority OF
che Inhabitants OF this eountry. New
Discovery cures wea' lungs and sore
throats after all otter remedies have
tailed; aud for coughs and colds
it's the only SURE cure. Guaranteed
BY J. c. Porry. druggist. soc and
sl'0o. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

the Willamette. when they both fell
In and drowned before help could be
secured. The whole neighborhood
turned ont and began dlllgent
search for the bodies, and one was
found at n o'clock. The search for
the other was continued Thursday.
The body OF the second boy was
found Just before noon, after long
and dlligent search
The report Is the younger hoy fell
In and the older hoy tried 20 get him
out, when both went down struggling
together. A young Citizens boy was
present, and saw the drowning. bu.
was too small 10 render an assistance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

of ten and twelve per cent, respec-
itlvely.
Secretary of the Treasury Cortel-
you has been seized with the house
cleaning mania. He has just APP
pointed a committee of treasury Off
cIals to draw up plan looking to the
adoption of simpler business methods
and the elimination of red tape In
the handling of Uncle Sans funds.
The committee consists Of James B.
Reynolds, j. II. Edwards and Beck
man Winthrop, the three secre-
tarIes of the treasury; Robert j.
Tracewell, comptroller Of the cur
rency, and Robert S. Person, auditor
for the interior department. Secre-
tary Cortelyou's idea is to facilitate
the business OF the various divisions
and bureaus and draw into closer re-
lationship the head of the treasury
and his various assistants. He is OF
the opinion that the elimination of
many Of the formalities now In vogue
would expedite the work OF the de-
partment and at the same time in no
wise lessen the vigilance or efficiency
Of the agency that has the nations
strong box in It's keeping.
Reposing In a case In the Smith !
'onian institution, is the famous old !
Tag which inspired Francis Scott |
Key 10 compose what Is now the J
american national hymn, "The Star |
ipangled Banner" II Is to remain
here for two years at least. The
historic banner Is owned by Eben
appleton, OF New York, and Is about
20 by 80 feet In size. The flag was
oaned to the government by Mr..
through the personal solicit
alton OF DR., Charles ID. Walcott, sec
etary OF the institution. Mr.. Ap-
Teton came into possession of the
ag by inheritance, Its first owner,
tier It had waved in triumph over
'ort MeHenry during the lombard
ient of the fortifcations by the Brit
N on the night of September 1S,
Sl4, was Colonel Armstead, who
'ok the flag down and carried 1t to
is quarters after the British fleet,
atiied, had withdrawn. Later he
ave IL to his mother, who in turn
assed II along to her granddaugh-
y. Through marriage, the flag
'ssed into the possession OF the Ap- =
eton family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

drowned In the Willamette at Peoria.
Frank and Henry nayne. II aud s
years OF age, the two sons OF Frank
l.. nayne. of Peoria. we're drowned
at ; o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
They We're playing on some logs In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20
Portland Wholesale Marka.

Portland Wholesale Marke.
Wheat-Club, sec; VALLEY 4
blue stem, SS@ soc.
Oats-Choice white, s2L50.
Millstuff-Bran, SIT.
Tay-Timothy, $16@s1S; aid
$1S.
Vetch-$8.50.
Poultry - Hens, lac; p1
chickens, 16@17c; dressed chsiA
l a 1hc higher than live; turtg
live, 12413c; ducks, young, II
l1ci pigeons, s1@$1.25.
Pork-Best, 6cQ61sc.
thanksgiving, 9@91e.
Mutton-5c az
Beef-Dressed, 5Q6c.
Hops-Choise, per pound, 6Gis
Wool-Valley. coarse to medla
coo zee; Eastern Oregon, 1904
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20
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E THE Markets
! lake Salem a Good
{ Market.
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SALEM MARKET.
Local Wholesale NJ.

Local Wholesale Market
Eggs-19c.
Butter-27hc; fat, 25u,
Hens---11c; young chicken' :.
Local wheat-75c. :"
Oats-37c.
Barley-$21.
Flour-Hard wheat, s5.oo. :.
1885 $4.00. '"
Mill feed--Bran, s1s.5O. =,
s21. w
Hay-Cheat, sS.5O@e a.,
yer, $500 per ton; timothy, r.,
$1,000 per ton. ''
onions-$4.00 per cyt: Oo,.,
$1.00 per cwt.
Hops-Choice, 10@11c. ND.
5000; medium n III
8 hc. "7
Chittim bark-4k 65c.
Wool-20c.
Mohair-29c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

IL seems sometimes as II twere vain
To shun the wrong and cling to right;
We see the ease the wicked gain
While honest men toll day and night
It seems sometimes as II the Lord
Must like to favor them who sin,
As if Il grieved him TO afford
The righteous men a chance to win.
Yet having wealth and having ease,
The wicked man IL seldom glad;
His fair possessions fail to please,
His smiles are few, his dreams are bad
All, let the rogue his leagues possess
III on his brow a brand is burned;
Give me a rood and happiness
II that is all that have earned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20
The Real


If you have headache or
neuralgia you want reiiiIet;
want it quick. DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills stop the
pain in just a few minutes.
But their real value lies in
the fact that they leave no
bad after effects. They
do not create nausea or
derange the stomach.
Nothing can therefore
take the place of Anti.
Pain Pills for the relief Of
headache or other pain.
"Dr Niles Anti-Pain Pills do all that
Is claimed for them in curing head
nche and neuralgia. was in Farm
ington i and / had fearful headache;
the gentleman OF the house said, Take
one OF my wife's Pain Pills, and ! did,
and in less than one.half hour | felt
as we'll as ever. ! asked the name OF
these and he said Or. Miles Anti-Patn
pills. | purchased a box, and told my
family / had found a great prize
something 20 cure headache. My three
daughters also used them. A thous-
and thanks for such n remedy.
MRS. JAMES BLACKBURN,
SO Summer St., Rochester, N. II.
Or. Miles, Anti. Pain Pills are sold by
YOUR druualst, who will guaraftee that
the first package will benefit. " u
falls he Will return your money.
rs doses, 20 cents. Never sold In buik.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

II figures gathered 10y the depart.
ment of agriculture are dependable.
there will be smaller loaves this
year According 10 reports. Eng
land, France and Germany are fac.
ing short crops, and the worlds
wheat yield will be about 500 900 -
ooo bushels under normal This
condition is serious when the famines
securing Rpssia and China are coo-
sidered. In strange contrast looms
mp the crop prosperity of Canada
particularly the new, western mart
All reports received dwell upon the
great acreage under cultivation ana
the excellent condition OF the wbaat
In a statement just received bera
which was issued by Frank o. Fow.
Ier' OF Winnipeg, secretary OF the
Grain Dealers assoeiatio,
{ is shown that between five ana six
million acres are producing wheat IN
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alber-
a. and that barley and fax show An
Increase In acreage under cultivation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

oregon's land fraud cases are 20
be thoroughly investigated. This
was instanced 'this week when At
torney General Bonaparte appointed
A. Macdonald McBlalr as a special
assistant to undertake the work.
Mr.. McBlair is named In addition TO
b. ID. Townsend, assistant United
States attorney for North Dakota.
who is already engaged in the work
OF Investigation in connection with
United States Attorney Bristol. Of
Oregon. II is the intention of the
government to press home the
charges, no matter who Is hurt. and
% make examples of those guilty of
and frauds. In this manner. II Is
the playful fashion OF gob-
'ling Illegally large portions OF the
'ublic domain will cease to be eithe,
profitable or pleasant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

Some idea of the remarkable re-
Ijuyenation of an industry in which
the United States at one time excell-
ei, Is found in the government report
on the total tonnage of merchant ves-
Is Is built in the United States in the
.G.cal year ending June 80. In that
time 1863 vessels of 51O,S65 gross
tons were constructed: this Is the
largest tonnage in half century and
has been exceeded only twice in
American history. A striking fea.
ture OF the report Is the statement
that during the twelve months 122
steel steam vessels of 360,6S5 tons
we're built, by far the greatest tom
mage Of this description in the history
Of the country. The remarkable
feature of this, however, Is found In
the fac that of these steel steamers,
~ of 23S,713 tons were built on the
Great Lakes and will engage in trade
thereon. This is indicative OF the
wonderful growth OF the rich inter
pal commerce OF the United States.
% accommodate which vessels, on tho
,verage far larger than those engag-
ng in ocean traffic, are needed. Once
he rivers and harbors of the interior
If the country are improved, the
growth of this traffic will be enor.
nous. The National Rivers and Har-
'ors congress has been working for
number OF years TO bring this mat
er squarely before the American
eople, and the strength of It's con-
entions has been proven time and
gain by just such reports as this.
he special director OF this organlza-
on John A, Fox, OF Arkansas, has
lst completed a tour of the New
nglan' and Atlantic coast states.
nd has !eft Washington to visit the
'es Ia the upper Mississippi river
luntry. His object Is to enlist the
lpport of the people OF that rich re-
.on in the crusade being waged by /
le National Rivers and Harbors con-
'ess, >
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

Another gunboat is to make It's
way to the Great Lakes, the state de-
partment having been assured by
the British government that no
objection will be offered by that
country. The vessel is the Don Juan
de Austria, and it will raise anchor
al Portsmouth, n. H., next week and
start for It's new station by way of
the st. Lawrence river. It is as
signed to the use of the Michigan
naval militia and will make the sec
ond war vessel plying the waters of
that lake, the other being the con-
verted yacht, Dorothea, the pride Of
the Illinois fresh water tars. The
Don Juan de Austria is a trophy of
the late war with Spain, having
fallen prize to Admiral Dewey in the
fight in Manila Bay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

IL is likely that the question Of
labor will be prominently to the fore
at the coming session OF congress
The National Association OF Manu-
taoturers, Il is probable. will seek 10
bring about a more even distribution
az labor throughout the country ana
viii endeavor to solve the problem
In another way through the promo
tion OF industrial education and the
establishment OF reliable employ-
ment bureaus. Another phase OF the
work will be the support OF such
men as congressmen Littleheld and
Mccall, who incurred the displ. as
ure and active opposition OF labor
unions through their treatment Of
certain legislation believed essential
BY the unions The manufacturers |
organization by no means Intends 20 |
ln'Agonise labor In any sense. but |,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

its supporters are of the opinion
that such an open and above-board
program will eventually result In
drawing employer and employee
closer together. 1t is we'll known
that organized labor has power
full lobby before congress, and when
certain measures advocated by this
libby, and deemed unwise by the
National Association of Manufac-
turers, are introduced, the associa-
ton hopes by a direct appeal to the
people of United States to bring the
question up fairly for popular ap-
proval or disapproval.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-20

oats-White, $40; wheat. On
bu.; rolled barley, s27.
Eggs--20c.
Butter-Country, 25e; cre,r,
soc.
Flour-valley, $1.159s1.N
sack; hard wheat, $1.359,lA
Bran-65c per sack; s2i pr
Hay-Tlmothy, 75cGS5c psr !
cheat, 60c; clover, 55c per :,
shorts, CSC per cwt.
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, &c.
Cattle-1100@1200 n III.
8 hc.
Lighter steers-363hc.
Stock hogs-51a a &c.
Cows and heifers-sOO9io @ ioOll
2 d2%c.
Lambs-4kc
Veal-Dressed, 5@7c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
@cQcf'S Ynsrcec.

Gbicdgo, s. San. - Inter Scr
9lnflogc itebeno, flint Wit0lieber Der
&r5ol : 6nnlilie pergiitet SIT bobcn,
crlicb &crmonn 9elcf belltc Grfld.
rungen, Die bon Der %oli5ei ais Sor-
lGufer cincs Sdulo6cfcnltniiics
ousgelegt mcr0en.
Gr iagt II. a.: oGinen Sbcil ser
Mcbi5in, oic id) Den Sr3al'i6en &iit-
bern CAB, erbielt id) bon Goftor y.
Sdmiot Geincm SnfeD in Glepe-
lano. Wande 2elttc baben Mid CT.
iudt, lire Scrpanotcn 5li pergiftcn.
Sd 0ing oltf Die SoridlGge eir uno
l%icfcrte oas pcrnteintlid)e @ift, lpel.
dies nihts ais @bisfep ltno Salpc.
ter mar. Sir 8elb perpflidtete i'd
MIDI 81 irgclt0 etluoS, ober Mortbnl-
tcn lit cine gon5 onbcre Code. SdJ
erbielt aitd) 8clb bon ser .Wittmc
StonSiib Dorf'S in Glcpelonb, elmer
Sdypeiter Ser Cattle gbo0pid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

len So3ialocmofratcn Den in Der
llnt9c6un0 ocs SfloiicS liegenGen
@obloiitrift, sen cin5igen IN ser
Stoot, ocn tic nod nid)t erobert bos
ben, IN Scr jcbigcn &ei6stogsmaDl
an itdl rcibcn ioQtell. @enn oas &c.
id)ebc, lpcr0c or nlSi6licBlid) in oenl
conicruotipcn EotsOom feline Neii,
ocr1s oufiGlogGn. Ser Ganoioot ser
So5ioliiten in Dem bciB 1lnlitrittener
,faiierliGcn gSobIbiitrift" lit Ser
illnqe glouofot Or. SEQ Irors, oen
bic @cgnCr perG6tlid ben ySalon.
So3inIiltcr" ncnnclt, neil er elmer
rCidcn iiiOiiden 9unfiers -Sirma on.
geh0rt. &or einigcn SSobren ipllroe
CT BON Der Ge6tsfafllltdt Ser 9crIi-
ner llnipCriitdt nCgen ieiner io5iolis
itiiden 9lnidoluungclt perabihieOet.
Bel DER &eidsto9Smo6l I'M Sabre
1903 trot CT III Dem .faiierlid)er
Mobl0iltrift oils Gonoi0at olli,
mltrOe o6cr BON ieinem @cgen = Gan.
OiOoten, Dem G~rGiibcnten Der 9erli-
1tcr Soufuonns -@iloe, Der oltd] in
Der jctigcn @obl icin @egllcr lit, nit
ciner Wc6rbcit bon 400 Stinnmen &C.
I6lngcn. Inn Den lebtcn Don Oclt
So5iolilten nod nidt crobCrten Stb
in ser Stobt Berlin in Die Heids.
togSpcrtrctltng tpbt Gin bciBcr @obl-
fannpf.
Graduation fir Gr5Ger.
500 &oincr.
@ier, S. Sonuor. - Sicr lit cine
Sffi5ier&. Iboromn9 bonn Nie0et.
rbcinil6en TiiliIicr.Gcgimcnt Scr. 80
aus 0iiI'cl0orf eil~tgetroffen. sic
tommt ouf 9cfebl be$ oertIfen &oi.
IcrS mo bat oclr Iuftrog, bcm Gbaf
bcS Hcgimcrts, Gr5ber5og Hoiner,
wcldJcr om II. Sanl,or 6os nhtjig'
itc 2cbcnSio6r pollenoet, sum- sc.
burtSto0 81 orotrlircr.
InIGBlih Scr @cgcmuort ser bellt.
fhcn Sffi5icrc Itcbcn peridieoenc
SeitIid)fcitcn, nclde sic 6itreifiihcn
&omcrobcn orron0irt bo6el, in IltS.
iidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
ySrpuflpn Tapib Sraniit So" &C,
minnt.

MIbonn N.-N., s. Son.-GoS
IppcQotionagcrid)t cEtId)ic0 bcl,tc III
Sem Gro5eiic, rpcldlcr oas Rcd,t ser
n@roofGpn HnpiO Troniit So" inpol.
Dirt, 10 Gents SohrGclO Don Central
pltnftcn in Srootlpn nu6 Gorcp
Sslano SIT coacftircn, 81 @ilnitcrl Ser
Gonnpdgnic. Ger Ero5eB mar bic Sol
&c elmer G%ontropcric, lpcld)c Uiclc
Gunilifte 5pildcn Foiingicrcn uto
@eOicnltctcn scr Gonpn9nic bel Oert
&criud)cn 0cr 2cBtcrcn gum Gollcfti.
rcn 0cS @cIoca pculriod)tc. Ger iuls
gircnoc Ncm- 0ortcr Wapor Ntc@o'
man brod)tc eilcn Gompronib ST
Stnnoe, in Ocilen 6ol0c bic Yniio0icrc
5lucimol fiiti GentS bcjobltcn llnO bel
Der 5lpcitcn 3oblllng cincn Coupon
crbicltcil, meldcr iic 5ltr 3llrilderItot.
tlllrg bon iiinf Gcnt8 bcrcd)tiGcn iolltc,
I'M Sale Der Tro5cb gcgcl Die Cont
puguic cntiGicoen piiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Tnbc ami Gaba bcrgcitcQt.

Sauana. s. San.-Sn Scr flci.
nen Staot Nuer.o Yrincipc lit sic
Rnbr 10 rucit micoer bcrgeitelt, oaB
Die 80 cliboniidpa' NrtiQerilten, oie
5iir Serltdrflng hcr lofalcn @etoar.
merle bingeididt loorocn warell, luie.
Der bierber 5uriiftebrer fontten. Sie
llnrllben muroen oltrd) eiren Strife
Der @iienbabner, Snbrleute ltt0 anoc.
rer Irbeiter pe~rtriadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Gcin ncnucnsiucrtber Sdlabcn.

Nem Dorf s. San. = GoS bic,
iige 8iircou 0cS Horo0. 2lopo crbiclt
0citcrn bon Neopcl tclc9ropbiit Die
Nodridt, BOB Ole crltcn Melbungclr
iibcr sic Goliiion bcS Goupicr2
.Grin5ciiin Srene" nit Dem nNtolt.
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llic iibcrtricbct murcn. Die .Trin.
5eIiin Srcne" wlrbe bel Dem 3uiom-
meritoB nidt beihGoigt unb gebi
bentc mieocr nod NGp 0orf in
Sre. Iltd, Der .Wipltfe" bot MIR &c,
ri10en Shuocn genontmcn II. fam
raid allsgcbeliert meroen.
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