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The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
OREGON sQuIss.

Eddie Nestle, young bakery wagon
driver OF Portland, put on St. Patrcks
day regaIia Tuesday ana had a jaunty
picture taken for a chum. That night
he drank carbohc acid and was found
dead the next morning.
Alter April l employing metal work
ers will go on an open shop basis in
Portland.
Umatilla county has expended S74i
O00 on roads and bridges during the
past year, and the widom of the action
has been fully shown in the recent
floods which extended over the entire
country. Not a bridge OF any size
was removed by the high waters.
Many special sheep inspectors are
arriving in Pendleton to assist in the
annual spring inspection under the
direction OF DR.. S. W. Mcclure, head
OF the bureau OF animal industry.
railing of the h!gu bank into the
swollen waters Of the Little Elk river
at Albany, Roy Smith. l0-yeay-old son
OF W. II. Smith Of ElkhOgn, near Mill
City, lost his life by drowning.
An engine and II freight cars were
dltched at PendleJcn recently on the
Northern Pacific track The train
crew escaped injury.
The body of Paul Todd. who was
drowned at Pendleton, has been found
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Hlrdus 70 lsthmus.

In view Of the bumiliating annoy
ances 10 which the high caste Hindus
in British Columbia have been sub
jaCted and the rapid growth OF the
fee. ug in the northwest that the white
races in the British empire have no
use for them. the more Intelligent Of
the Sikhs are planning a general exc
duS 20 the lsJhmus Of Panama. They
pay % cents an hour 70 Hindus on the
canal and the Sikhs feed themselves
Negroes set this much pay on the
is-hwus and the canal commission
feeds them. cut the Hindu sticks 10
his caste idea ana prepares his own
food
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27

ST. observation-disclosures General
StOessel. who has been sentenced 10
serve the ten years service imposed
upon him for surrendering Port Arthur,
occupies a room in the fortress OF ST.
Peter and St. Paul. adjoining that Of
Rear Admiral NebogaJOff. who is seTy-
ing a like sentence for surrendering
10 the japanese in the sea Of Japan.
The room is about 20 feet square and
verlooks a little garden, in which the
officers are permitted TO promenade.
StoesssIs family has received permis-
sion TO furnish his cell. The officers
not connected with the fortress run a
private mess for their meals.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
saloonmen Must Pay.

The supreme court Of Nebraska has
handed down two decisions in which
liquor dealers are held responsible for
the deaths and declaring that damages
can be collected In one the widow
OF a man who died as the result of a
dehauch at David City was empowered
To collect a reasonable sum for sup
port from the saloonkeeper who sold
her husband liquor
In the other the Willow Springs
Brewery company Of Omaha is decided
to be liable for the death Of a boy who
IS aIeged 10 have become intoxicated
at the brewery. wandered on the rail
road track and was run over by an en-
g.ne and killed.
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all were drinking too,
and Hugsted addressed an iST,lsf inenl,,
remark to her and Haight bit i',iag ~
over the head with a chair uim
The policemen OF Butte. "a =,
Der, are signing a petition for - null-
crease in pay. The patrolmen - - III
present time are being paid S1oo e ,le
month. per
While confined in the county iop
Billings, r. !. Carr made a dasroI-iln ,-' u
assault on Albert Kennedy FI,'te
breed Indian, with a razor. inaia.sll nsll'
wounds which are serious, and ,,as nu
prove fatal. 'a!
The body of Zana. McNorton . -
year-old girl, was found some distan1
from her home at Belknap. She - noe
murdered. The girl left her homo O''a Sas
day morning for a walk, and failinr
to return, a search was instituted :
sulting in the discovery Of the 49,
body.
During a quarrel among a hand u,
Cree Indians camped near Clancy o,,e-
the division of some slaughter borsa
refuse Howling Buffalo, one Of tLe
leading men of the renegade band
shot and instantly killed Hungry WoIt
young buck. Friday the trouble wa,
resumed, Lean Bear, a relative :,
! Wolf, taking up the fight with RuffaIo
| Buffalo chased Bear with a knife ond
Bear in wind dash across the tracLa
of the Great Northern, which nass
close to the Indians camp. trinnos
and fell across the rails lust as an
engine dashed around a curve. M.
head was completely severed from hi.
body, which rolled down the side ~
the grade into the creek beside tbe
| track.
As a gift from the state whose mama
it bears, the United States battlesbin
Montana, which was launched from
Newport News on December l6. 1905
is to receive a magnificent silver serv.
ice. The service will be on exhibition
next month at helena Made OF native
silver from its Montana mines. the Gift
comprises these pieces: Large punch
bowl and plateau, 30 crystal cups and
ladle, small punch bowl and ladle. pair
OF condelabra, pair OIL comportiers, pail
OF sandwich dishes, pair of fruit bas
kets, pair Of serving trays, pair Of
bottle holders, coffee urn and cigal
DO
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
FLIES AERoPLANE IN PARIS
Skins Through Air for Nearly Two
Miles,

Paris.-FollOwiuE his record per
formance OF flying mile and a half
in his aerop,ane. Henry Farman has
made another spectacular flight At
Issy. covering two and half kilo-
meters. q little less than two miles.
in 5 minutes II seconds. Later, in
company with Leon he Ia Grange.
he entered the .atJev's aevOp,ane.
which moved over the ErCuud az a
rate Of about so miles an hour and
then Went into the air, making q short
bur highly spectacular flight This is
the first time that an aerop,ane carry
ing TWO persons has made successful
flight. and the aercrauJS were cheerei
by thousands ot spectators who had
gathered These accomplishments Of
yesterday and today are hailed with
del light. As they are considered as hav-
ing demonstrated that ae-ia. uaviga.
tiCU can be definitely solved Il IS be-
heyej now that only an improved
motor is needed 20 insure long flights
OF the aSVCr.G-e
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
NORTHWEST STATES
WASHINGTON, IDAHO, OREGON
and MONTANA ITEMS.
A Few Interesting Items Gathered
From Our Exchanges Of the Sur
rounding cOuntry-Numerous Acct
dents and Personal Events Take
PIace-crop Outlook Is Good.
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

Bruce M. Watson, an educator Of
Syracuse. n. Y, has ben chosen super
intendent of the Spokane public
schools.
Sunday hereafter will be a day of
rest for the train operatives on the
Spokane Falls & Northern division OF
the Great Northern. The Bonners Fer
ry and Wilson Creek locals On the
main line will also discontinue run
ming on Sundays.
Beginning April 10 the Soo-Spokane
train will resume its run from Spo-
kane east.
Cy Franz, an old resident of We
natchee. has disposed of 80 acres OF
fruit land in Wenatc.-ee valley Tor
S5O,OOO. Seattle parties are the pur-
.chasers, and they expect to enter the
fruit growing business and run it on
a large scale.
Due to hard work, according to his
physician. Senator Tillman is serious
~ i'll at his home.
Instead of increasing their forces OF
telegraphers as it was announced they
would to observe the provisions or the
federal law regulating the hours Of
railway employees, which became ef-
fective March f. railway operators over
the state say that the transcontinental
lines are laying off men.
The Rev. Dr. c. William Giboney,
head of the First Presbyterian church
in Spokane for Il years, resigned his
pastorate Sunday.
1t is reported half of the lumber
mills Of the Inland Empire will be in
operation by Apru l, and the other
half will be running before the last
of May.
At the recent apportionment Of the
state school fund by State Superin-
tendent r. H. Bryan, Chelan county
was given s4597.63.
DR.. H. c. Bentley, a pioneer business
man of Garfield and one OF the first
settlers here, has been appointed a
lieutenant colonel on the staff of Gov.
ernor Mead.
Records compiled from the court
show that in Yakima county since Jan
uary l, 1907, lis divorces nave been
granted, as against 354 marriages il
/ the same time.
The annual horse show at Dayton
which has been ct for April f. has
been postponed until April II in order
i to hold the show and market day al
the same time.
The Sunday lid has been put on al
/ Yakima.
II Clarence Collier CrIndall, after de
frauding a number of Elks in Tacoml
by means of forged checks, is before
the courts.
The board Of control has fixed the
years price for penitentiary graiI
sacks at 2-10 cents. Oat sacks, {
cents. Sacks have been appertioneC
as follows: Garfield, $1,000; Colum
bia, 90, 800; Walla Walla, 17O, 400
: Whitman, $50, $50; Spokane, $4,000
Lincoln, 1SS, 100, Adams, 1877, 500
Douglas, 100, 900; Franklin, l2O, 900
Benton. sc 600: Klickitat. 81. ESQ
Yakima, $4,000. The salaries for tn,
coming year for all state instution
will remain the same.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
s.-ate for shio suss-ty.

Under Inc terms Of the ship slos'l'
bill as passed by the senate 'esss.'
Of Is knots an hour sped. ,Ea.e-.1s !.
tween American and South -leEica-'
Philippine. Japan. China and A!s-'a,
Ian ports. will receive slos-d! U
81 per mile. -,
An allowance of s. Per mile Is --'-'
for u knot vessels. -.
A provision was adopted ma, ~ -.
expenditures for foreign mai ss' ~
should not exceed the estimator Ie,
enue from snips ensaEe1. Al 80 :,
ment TO add - auxiliary F5sse-' y
the war fleet was defeated.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
comino Events.

Walla Walla Valley Ministerial as
sociation. Milton. Ore. April :.
Montana StockgrOwers. Niles City,
April 20--1.
Montana Arbor day. April p.
Washington State Camp, NJ. ". A.
North Yakima. May 5.
Montana sunday School association.
Butte. May 1I-lS.
Livestock show. Corvallis, Ore. Nay
1915
Washington state 2. 0. E. Spokane
May IS.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
news OF The WORLD
SROgT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PARTS OF The GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemlspheres
During the Past Week-NatIonal'
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

McInnis & Ross of Portland, Ore,
were the lowest bidders, at $l7S,4S9,
for constructing the proposed hospital
at the Puget sound navy yard.
An order issued at the navy depart
ment detaches from duty Rear Ad.
miral $. W. Very as commandant oil
the naval station at Honolulu and as
signs to that position Captain {. Z.
Rees. now at Portsmouth. y. ii.
A terrific fire recently burned the
Grand Pacific hotel. a l5-story build
ing. in Chicago.
Charles Jones and Charles Logan
mounted customs guards, were shot
TO death recently at FL Paso, Tex.
Frank Hosford. a newspaper man. at
one time reading clerk Of the house
committed suicide recently at Wash
ington.
The Ohio river and all its tribu-
taries are rising rapidly.
The health of Governor Curtis
Guild. Jr.. Massachusetts governor. IS
improved.
Although the last of the four Penn
sylvania tubes under the East river,
New York. was cut through this week,
il is announced the tubes will not be
put into actual service for at least
two years. No passenger trains will
be run through the tubes until the
entire system is ready.
Emma Goldman. the anarchist is
suffering a nervous collapse.
The American battleship fleet is TO
visit Japan.
On the rocks within an eighth of a
mile OF Busby island, Alaska, the
steamship Saratoga of the Alaska
Steamship company went aground dur
ing a binding snowstorm.
At Globe. Ariz., Jerry Enright. aged
"a, recently shot his wife and her sis
ter. Clara Dalson. aged 10, and then
committed suicide Miss Dalson died
later.
William Harmon. sixth vice presi-
dent of the International Association
of Machinists has arrived in Denver,
and has been placed in full charge OF
the Denver 4 Rio Grande shopmen 5
strike.
Plunging into Stoney creek at Blue
Island, near Chicago, TO escape several
policeman, after he had stabbed and
PROBABLY fatally wounded girl who
had Tilted him and wed another man
Nicholas Fortune, 25 years old, was
taken with cramps and drowned.
Abraham H. Hummel. the lawyer
who was released from the peniten
tiary recently after serving 10 months
for conspiracy in connection with the
Dodge-Morse case. has gone 70 Europe.
A band OF night riders recently shot
and killed Harlin Hedge, prominent
farmer living near Carlisle. Ky.
A wholesale exodus of Polanders 10
Europe will follow the 10 per cent re-
duction in wages in the Chicopee and
Holyoke cotton mills. in Massachu-
setts. Seveny-five per cent of the
1900 operatives affected are Polish.
Count Leo Tolstoi is very i'll.
Governor Johnson Of Minnesota is to
be the chief speaker at the Jefferson
dinner OF the National Democratic
club. TO be held on April Is in New
York.
Every branch OF the army will take
part in the street parade which viii
follow the arrival Of Admiral Evans
feet at san Francisco.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
Double Maryland License.

a high license bill for Baltimore city
has been passed by the house. Under
It's provisions saloons and clubs which
now pay $3.50 annually Will pay $500
next year, $3.50 the year following and
$1,000 .ne third year. The license will
then remain at $leoo. The act is ex-
pected 10 cause q reduction Of . or
Sd cents in the city TAX rate at the end
ot three years.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
WAR BUDGET WINS.
Fortiheations Bill Goes Through Houss
Without Material Amendment

"lhHSSN "iaNSi '1' TN'''S''N'''S''N'
Without being materially amended
in any form. the fortiEcatiOn appropri
alton bill vas passed by the house
During the closing debate the war de
partment was criticised by several
members regarding the money spent
on forJihcations at Subig bay. which.
it was charged. was wasted in view
Of a later recommendation that the de-
fenses 81 Cavite be strengthened. Crit
icism likewise was offered 10 the
estimates Of the department. which
recommended over sS0.000,000 which.
il was claimed. could not have been ex-
pended within 10 years.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
Prince Manuel Nay Lose n 4''''

Madrid, Spain, March -5.----- 80 ~
says that IL learns on 5000 a-.-'-.,, -,
that the wound Of Prince --A---=- I. -.
king-receiyad In the arm -- -
AIRY l. when Kizg Carlos and --- 1.o. ,,'-.I.
prince were ass1ssilat51 las --' - -..,5
ed and has recently become -, -.
worse. The attending II. "a.
says the paper. declare Ia, .----s
ton is imperative.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
Chester Gillette mus: De

Albany. y. Y. March -s.----- ~
Hughes viii not interfere II a.. -
with the execution in The -.
ginning March 80 Of the -."-- 1T.
tence upon CaesIer Gillette = -
land convicted Of the l--- x. e. TN -.-
OF Billy" Brown Of Sc--- -''. ,,ys
Chenango county. AZ B-E MOSS. "a
IL the Adiro1d2Cks Il july. m
now in the death cells 8. A.
prison.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27

The UoyirE picture men. who sup
ply the -NiC6eIodeons throughout the
country with their miles OF photo
E-ar1ic films. have triumphed. In
spite Of AL protests and the uodesty
u Secretary Taft he has succumbed
20 the camera, and within two weeks
his E-7e viii be on view in 500 first
--ass vaudeville houses and 1000 scent
heaters Throughout +ths- -couatry.
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
Wen $4,000 a Roulette.

Reno. New. March 26.-Riley Gran
nan. in Rawhiie. recently broke the
gambling house OF Carl YourE. win
ming So. geo at roulette. At one time
he had You1E's roof tree in jeopardy.
but on the next roll Of the marble he
lost This Was his last bet
Had Grammar Won this wager he
would have been $4,000 better OF. as
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
Senate Gets Generous.

Almost the entire session OF the sen
ate was consumed with consideration
OF the executive and judiciary aQpro-
p-iarion bill The bill. as finally
passed. carried an appropriation OF
S52.e45.66I. the amount added 70 the
house bill by the senate being S642.-
-1S
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
Ala Wouls SUICIDE.

Giuseppe Ala the condemned muir
6e-s- made repeated attempts To com
nit suicide BY beating his head against
the iron bars Ct his cs,, 81 Denver. He
Is 70 be executed t-rluE the week Of
July L. He Will be taken 70 Canon
City IN few DAYS. aud there confined
IN the pea5reurary u1-. the time fixed
for his execution
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
Tr..Nes s.saL R-,1 s,stg.-

Roue.-AC Fra-c. thieves broke into
the magnificent villa Al5sh-a-E5ri
which dates from The 18th century. and
carried 81 valuable. a5=8sg Il. ti5--ff--.eA-.
ian bronze Of Pope Clement VII The
thieves gained access by breaking s
window and removed the bust. which
weighs 500 pounds. from lis position in
the central haIl q the villa
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27
DESTROY THEIR TOBACCO BEDS
In Forty-two kentucky Counties Farm
ers Ruin Their Crops.

Lexington. Ky. March R5.-Because
of warning letters and visits from
night riders. many farmers in nearly
all OF the ~ counties in the White
Buriey tobacco district are busy des-
troying their tobacco beds. and at the
present time less than one-third Of the
number usually planted have been
started
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27

Holland butter is being imported
into Chile and sold at 45 cents United
States sold a pound. while the Chilean
product is sold for 50 cents q pound
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27

Olive oil Is injured by being kept
in the light When used ST the table
il should be removed 70 q cool. dark
place after each meal
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27

\ scientist looking for microbes
saws there is absolutely none on the
Swiss mountains al an altitude Of 1000
feet
The Montana plaindealer., 1908-03-27

Rcunania is the most uliterate coun-
Try in Europe. The last census shows
that in a population u about 6.A00.100
nearly 4.000. 900 neither write nor read
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22

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anO mebrert 0tnOsr foletsn benl Morbs
buben. & sntiam itoo3. irotbsm fim
nthrese anoere ptrfousn an Der Der.
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fabritanten Aoolph 8. Huet9ert. be1en
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timer Der ienintionelliien pro3eije bes|
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mertiamteit Der Menee auf fi1 3u len.
ten. nit einem Nepoluer orei 5Nlile
in bic 2aft abfeuerte. Mls bic Qsute
ibn oann berpunbert anbliftsn. idob
er ii& bic uierte Rusel in ben Ropf.
gliAt tpenia.r als feds 7ooesTdae
iinb auf Re6nuna oes S1neeiturmes
3u feten. Der in oer Gamita9 Nant unb
am sonntag in Colorado inhtbete.
Mube,oem ,purben iieben perionen in
giienbabneolliio ober inbem ie nit
elettrii1en Drdbten in Bsrnbrung ia.
men. i1lper uerlebt. Drei perfonen
muroen 9et6btet. inoem fie nit Drdbten
in Berubrun9 tamen; elm Mann, Na=
mems Nuauit @erion, III in Der Ndhe
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tam in Denper bel elmer @ouilion ums
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zines 3otnaoos. benz Elm Woltsnbrub
iol9te. bier Yerionen 9et6otet unb 20
n,ebr ooer tueniger f1ner berlebt. Drei
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bem 0eben babon fommen. D,e @e.
t6oteten iinb: W. s.. Vaigel unb s.
8. 6or. oefen 6rau uno 8odter. Sas
neue Union gountp @erihtsaebdube,
Dos $40. 600 9etohet bat. tpuroe aerftort
uno ein paar Dubeno 0duier nurben
ton iareu Gunoamenten 9eriRen.
giner Der idlimmtsn sdneeittrme
feit Sahren rast aur 3eit iiber bic Qa=
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unaebeuer fart. Mebrere 3age. bic
niht nur Deripdtet lino, befinoen lid
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4usInnh.

Sn Deuti1lonb bat ber Winter NIT
GROCER &dlte uno itartem 9dneefalI
Ieinen ginsus gsbalten.
Sn Der Walha0a bel &egensbure
muroe unter GROCER Betbeilieung bic
bon prof. @rtpin 3ur3 eeidaffsne Bife
oes MltreihsfanSlers b. Bismarf Der
Reibe Der l02 Walballa. @snoHen elm,
aefiist. sic bat ibren plab in Der BON
2uowis I. seiiifteten &ubmestempsl 3u
Donauitauf in nddter gldbe Gaiier
Wilbelms 1. erbalten, 3ll bem Der
giierne Ran3ler au . i'm 2eben unaer=
trennli9 9eb6rts.
Nm Sonntas frib I'm $50 Winu-
ten bat bic ameritanii1e Shlahldiff=
6lotte i'm 6afen bon Ootobama Mnter
9emorfen. Gin bidter Nebel. Der lber
Der 8ai laaerie. bate bic Mntunft Der
6lotte um Elm @eringes pers6aert. I'm
8 ubr 45 Wtinuten bonnerten Die @e-
ihibe bon einem Der ie9s3ehn aur Be-
9rlbuns binausaefabrenen iapaniiden
ehIadtidiffe einen Salut. als Der
.Uantton". Der Dem @ros Der 6lotte
eln menis borausfuhr. burb ben Nebel
geraoe geieben tperoen tonnte. Balo
bob lid aud Der Nebel uno eeitattete
ben pollen 4usblif auf Die Glotte, bic
lib ibren Nnterpldben ndberte.
9ie 2rie9smolfen i'm Orient lino 9e=
l1munoen. gul9arien uno Die 5iirtei
tperoen iih frieolid oerslei4en.
SiirtiIde Sruppen, bic nod 0irams
Sher in 9urtiid=Nrmenien 9eI1ift
muroen, um bic meuterilden gepobner
i'm Sho9 gu balten, Die gu atpei Drit.
teln 4rmenier fino. fingen iofort an ,u
moroen uno 3u pliinoern. Sic iplen
ibr fiirhterlides Sreiben auf bic eanae
staot ausaeoebnt baben.
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2poio Riniep. bic @ittips BON 9ottlitb
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ter.
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Mus3ebrun9.
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pbia 1xau Marp Grp. Satin Don ".
+. Irp, i'm Alter bon 81 Sahre'1 an
eer Musxbruns. sic hintsrldBt eli'sn
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Rrdtc III Der Rinoerbeimatb IT,

3tpei Rinoer. bic tiir3lib bon Der
Qinoerbeimatb nod nbridspille gebra1t
mnroen, batten einen Qautnusihlaa,
Der fid bel ndberer unteriuduna als
Rrdbe eripies. 0isburh beranldBt, per.
nnitaltete am Montag bas Beiu1s=
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bab bic 9rOBe Webr3abl Der 2inoer
frdbi9 mar. aud ffellte es fi1 beraus,
Oab Jrnu Nugent uuBte. baB bic Rranf.
bsit inter ben Qinbern berridte, bod
j6tint fie ii6 nint meter oarum bez
itimnlert III baben.
G1on bel ber llnterIu9ung, iuel4e
1bur9 bic gommiifondre peranhaltet
puroe, iporb bNannt. bn6 Qrdbe unter
bsn QinDern uori1nt. bod ipeber BE
9rulsss. nod bas Nefu&s. gomiie fiim.|
lnerttn Hb meter oortm nnD bic GoIae
bobon il. DoB isbt> 10 3iemli9 i1mmt.
lide 9nlansn pr 4nlfalt pon ber1
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u, ber 3sit. bob ernali6e WlobrtQeln
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
Hratt @tunie Mofins.

bic Negerin. welde am IL. September
In Sennifon Sacob 8rDiharbt erihoi.
ien. murbe lebte Wode pro3eiiirt unb
ipegen Sootldlass ihuloi9 9efunben.
Sic tuaro am 5amitaa Dor Rihter
@botneQ gebroht uno Su einem Sabre
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gutter Nuffiibruna. 3mei Monate bon
ibrer Gtrafe erlahen tperoen. 10 piro
bic Grau m0gllderpeiie idon in 10
Monaten tuieoer freigelanen. Man
bate einen Wabriprud fiir Moro i'm
slueiten @rao eripartet nno ideint bic
Sirafe Bielen als su miloe in Mnbe=
tradt Der beriibten 3bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-22
2nappes Gntfottt IN ett.

sSrau goa 8. Groom, bic betannte
gefiberin bes Groom Dotels in Douabn
i'm State Miiliifippi iagt. ieit mebre=
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flafde fret.