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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Thursday, July 49,
Ernest NJ. Moreman, %, and Hattie NJ. Gist,
20, both of Stockton.
Henry Furgensen. %, and Helen Harter, 81.
both Of 2S77 Sixteenth st.
Robert Davenport, 33. $40 O'Farrell ST., and
Mary E. Miller. 81. 725 Fillmore st.
Fred C. Franks, 81, 237 First ave-, and Myra
Gunderson, 1S Antioch.
George NJ. Donohue, 20. and Agnes NJ. de Lon
ahant. "a, both of Reno.
Reuben G. Hunt. II, and Terese A. Raphael,
25, both of Alameda.
Leovigilda Ortega, %, New York, and Edith
Conwell, 20, Peru. Ind.
John W. Ilse. 2s st. Louis, and Susan @. NJ.
Born, II, 90 Deyisadero st.
Curtis Wright, SO, and Edna j. Wright, "a,
Bert G. Gray. 80. SAT Frederick ST., and
Florence l.. Manchester, II. 21S Buena Vista
Charles S. Praul. SO, 1917 Webster St, and
Sara B. Eyerman, 43. 1124 Fillmore st.
OAKLAND, July 1e.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Ike Davis, 35, New York. and Alice Smith.
Melvin E. sherwin 2e. Berkeley, and Edith
Dodson. 81, Columbus. Mo-
Manuel Rose, "a. and Mamie Enastria, 90
both OF Alameda.
Albert f. Porter. 80, Oakland, and Gladys
R. Washington, 10, Alameda.
Culvan Vaughn, %, and Olivia Dixon, "a.
both of Martinez.
Eugene ]. des Lauriers, 40. and Lizzie II .
Kane, 80, both of San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
ACCUSES SALOONMAN
Tony Tomasso Says He Was
Shot by Daniel Ryan
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALI

SAN JOSE. July 16.-Tony Tomasso
a Hyde Park dairyman, came to town
TO swear to complaint charging
Daniel Ryan. prominent farmer sa-
loonman Of this city, with assault with
intend TO commit murder Tony ex-
hibited hat perforated with bird shot
as a mute witness of the narrow es-
cape he had had of having his head
blown from his shoulders. It all han
pened over COW. According to Tony's
tale he had staked a meek bovine in
the street in front Of his place last
night and woke up this morning to
discover that his neighbor, Daniel
Ryan, had turned the animal over to
the poundmaster. AS Tony was re-
deeming his COW from the poundmaster
Ryan came running from his house
with a gun. shouting, IT'S going to
go of" There was a report and
TOny's hat went flying
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
PURSE SNATCHING
SUSPECTS IN JAIL
Two Youths identified by Wit
ness of HOldup on Pa
cific Avenue
Thugs Believed to Have Stolen
Bicycles and Buggies in
the Past

In two youths, John OKeefe and
Frank Johnson, the police believe they
have the thugs who attempted to
snatch purse from pretty young
woman at Pacific avenue and Buchanan
streets on Wednesday morning. Don
aid Craig, 1851 Washington street, who
witnessed the attempted holdup and
chased the two men, who were in a
buggy, positively identified O'Keefe
and Johnson at the city prison yester-
day morning as the two thugs. The
police are anxious to learn the identity
OF the pretty young woman and her
companion, so that a charge Of at
tempt to commit robbery can be made
against OKeefe and Johnson.
The two youths were arrested on
Wednesday afternoon by Detectives
Dave Murphy and Bell and Policeman
George Tracey. Several bicycles and
horses and buggies had been stolen
recently from the banking district and
when Murphy and Bell saw O'Keefe
and Johnson acting suspiciously they
decided to follow them. At Drumm
and Market streets Johnson stole a BIZ
cycle belonging to L. B. Daggett, sign
painter, 21S5 Mission street, and he
was promptly arrested. O'Keefe ran
captured by Tracey. They were taken
to the city prison and their names
registered on the detinue book. The
police believe that the rig they were
driving when they attempted the hold
up at Pacific avenue and Buchanan
street had been stolen that morning.
O'Keefe was out on probation from
Judge Cooks court on a charge Of
robbery. He and a companion held up
Morris Baron, a barber, on September
9 and stole a diamond stickpin valued
at 5000 and $50 coin from him At that
time he gave the name of John Bur-
ton and his age as Is. Johnson Is un-
known to the police. In his pockets
were found bills and books bearing
the name OF OBrien & Spotorno, Cali
fornia market The police found that
he had been working for the firm for
two days last week, but they did not
know whether he had collected any
bills and failed to hand in the amounts
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
FATHER LEO AVICTIM
OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY

CANON CITY, Colo, July 1s.-A
signed statement given last Sunday by
the assassin, Alia, to Antoine Sassoe, an
Italian guard at the prison, makes it
appear that Father Leo was q victim
of mistaken identity. In this state
ment ALA declared that the priest
whom he killed was an Italian prelate
for whom he worked five years in
Portugal and who. he declared, dis
honored his wife. He said that he rec
ognized Father Leo as this priest
when he first saw him In ST.. Eliza
beth's church and he visited the church
several times before shooting him to
mistake.
AS Father Leo had never been In
either Portugal or italy, there is be-
ieved to be no doubt that Alias identi-
f1cation OF him was a delusion-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
FORFSTFRS HONOR
SUPREME RANGER
j. j. O'Grady of New York En-
tertained at Banquet by Mem-
bers of Local Courts

In honor of j. j. O'Grady of New
order, more than 400 enthusiastic
members of the courts of San Fran
cisco, Foresters of America, attended
big banquet held in q Bush street res
taurant last night. The guests sat at
four long tables and the dining hall
was artistically decorated with pa
triotic and symbolic designs.
One of the features of the evening
was the presentation to O'Grady in
behalf of the San Francisco Foresters
of a silver invitation and set of silver
table ware in token of their apprecia-
tion of his abilities as the head of their
order.
Jacob Label, editor of the American
Forester Review, acted as POSTMASTER
Judge Isadore Golden delivered the ad-
dress of welcome, after which others
responded to toasts. Daniel Teare,
grand chief ranger, spoke to The
Grand Court of California; Edward l.
Wolfe to Our State; Past Grand Chief
Ranger G. P. Rendon of Stockton to
Our Subordinate Courts; Past Grand
Chief Ranger Hugo X. Asher to Our
City; Past Grand Chief Ranger Harry
i. Simon to Fraternity; Supreme
Senior Beadle III. A. Gabriel of San
Jose to Our Supreme Officers: Past
Grand Chief Ranger c. A. Root of Sac
ramento to Our Deputies; Henry
Goldman, past chief ranger of Court
Washington, to Random Thoughts"
and the guest of honor to Our Order"
during which he dwelt upon the fra
ternal and beneficial work that the
100000 members of the order are do
ing in all parts of the United States.
Between the toasts there were musical
selections.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
SOLICIT
FOR GRAFT FUND
Civil War Soldiers Canvass Sub
scriptions to Aid Local
Prosecution
Limit Contributions to One Doll
lar, and Have Marked Suc-
cess From Beginning
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WATsoNvILLE, July 16.-Today Asa
Butman and Ira Bardness, two grizzled
veterans of the civil war and members
or the local Grand Army post, started
out with two subscription papers to
solicit aid for the prosecution of the
san francisco grafters. One of the
papers is for general circulation among
the citizens and the other is reserved
as roll of honor for soldiers. The
latter is not confined to Grand Army
men, but already has received the sig
natures of number of ex-confederate
soldiers and other soldiers who served
in the Cuban or Philippine campaigns.
Subscribers were limited to contrtbu-
tions of 81, but in less than an hour
over 500 had been signed, and the list
is still growing
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
JUSTICE McFARLAND ILL

Justice Mcfarland of the supreme
court. who is dangerously i'll at his
home in this city, showed no signs of
Improvement yesterday and his family
and friends are very apprehensive
over his condition. The venerable
Jurist has been suffering from the dis
ease which Is directly responsible for his
present condition for many years, and
his physicians fear that the weight of
his years may prevent his recovery
from the latest attack
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
CHICKEN THIEF sENTENCED

James Gavin, who was caught by
Special Officer John Quinn in the early
morning July breaking into a chicken
car in East street and struck quinn
on the head with an iron bar, pleaded
yesterday to a charge of battery and
was sent to the county Jail for six
months.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
BORN

BROWNIE this city, July 49, 1908. to the
wife of Carl G. Brown, a daughter.
GILLEY-In this city, July H. 1908, to the
wife Of Curtiss n. Gilley (nee Sperry), a son.
GOETZ-In this city. to the wife Of Louis
A. Goetz, a daughter.
MARTIN-In this city, July Is, 1908, to the
wife of ]. Lytle Martin, SON.
AfULLEN-Iu this city, July 10, 1905 to the
wife of n. B. Mullen, daughter.
TANRON-In this city, to the wife of Marcel
Tanron, a son.
woRDEN-In Lornita Park, San Matso county,
CAL, June 21, 1908, to the wife of Theo-
dore A. Worden, a daughter.
YEATES-In Oakland CAL. July o, 1905 to
the wife of w. c. Yeates formerly K. HeenJ,
son.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
CHILD LOST IN PARK

While two year old Frank Stewart
was walking in Golden Gate park with
his mother yesterday afternoon he be-
came separated from ner. After a
vain search the distracted mother ap-
piled to the park police station and
the patrolmen started a search which
ended with the discovery OF the little
tot watching the bears in their den.
He was not restored to his mother un-
til 1880 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
ORDERS NEW sIpEwALKs

Notices requiring the property own
ers along the northern side of Sutter
street, between Larkin street and Grant
avenue. to put in II foot concrete side
walks within 80 days will be posted to-
day by the board of works. The city
has completed the pavement and curb
and the board holds the property own
ers should now expend some of their
own money to finish the work.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
TWO woRLD,s RECoRDs

TERkE HAUTE. Ind, July 16.-Jack
Leyburn, 2:0S5k, established two
One mark was 2:04& the fastest third
heat in a race and the other was the
three fastest heats ever trotted by a
gelding. The average for the three
heats was 2.06. This is one-third OF a
second slower than the worlds mark
set BY Alix
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
CHILDREN ADOPTED

Secretary NJ. j. White of the Cali
fornia society for the prevention of
cruelty to children made a record for
the organization this week by petition
ing the juvenile court to turn over IL
children to the children's agency for
adoption. With one exception all
of these children have been deserted
by both parents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices
strcted simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free OF charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17

The colony of Barbary apes. on the
rock of Gibraltar, is the only one of its
kind in existence, and is being pro-
tected by the British government.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
DIED

BECKER-In this city. July IA. 1908. Otto NJ
beloved husband OF Maria Becker, and father
of Emile. Dorathea and Otto Becker, a ma
tive of Germany. aged A years member
OF Court Southern Heights No. 1150, l. o. F.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Fri-
day) July II, 1908. at 2:30 p m, from the
pariors OF H. F. Suhr & Co., 291g Mission
street between Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth
Interment Mount olivet cemetery by carriage.
BIRNBAUM-In this city, July 15. 1905.
Miriam, dearly beloved wife of Abraham Birn-
baum, and loving mother Of Louis Sarah.
Dave. William and Matilda Birnbaum and
Mrs. 81. j. Abrams of Omaha.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tFri-
day.. at o'clock p M, from her late resi-
dence, 124S Ninth avenue. Sunset district In
terment Salem cemetery, by carriage.
COLLINs-In this city, July 16, 1908, Laura
Margaret, dearly beloved daughter of Frank
and Norah Collins and loving sister of Ada
Grace, Frankie, James. George and the late
Willie Collins. native OF Oakland Cal.
aged years months and Is days
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Sat
urday), July Is. at 10 a. M, from the funeral
narlors of J. J. Crowly 4 Co.. 6e2 Valencia
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Ssuti6er aussuar,t unb Optiier.
2Sidbrise @rfabrnus. 9eiluns saran'
tirt. @laisr untsr sissner aufiidt &c.
Idbliffen. 30,4
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Bon Netersbura.

= &olano g., Der iuuse SObn Der
Gbeleute Sstur S6neiOsr uOn NOrn
Sruiu9 gluenue. itarb SOuntus unb
wuroe Wiontas Jia6mitta9 i'm bisIisen
6rieObOf bei9eieet.
- Die s. ". Glarte g9obuuus al
Yine StraBe wuroc iriib Dieuitas
!ptOrgrn ourh einen 8rano. ben 0l9e.
trGuitc Suppeu i'm Setler Ueruriadten,
gum Betrag pOn 500 bei6dOist.
- Ger ais rYelbOp" i'm yadawauua
Yulleg 0auS angsiicllle f6 Sabre ultc
Benjamin SisIauO uOu 9arrtion 2lu,'
me lprun9 an DOnueritag pnn Dem
6abritubl, alS er eridredt waro, mo
fiel Oann ridmGrts ben Sdadt binab.
Sine SCite ocS Sopfes wurOe ibm eiu9es
oradl. mCbrerc Jfippcn unO Oue 6ubee'
lent gebrOhen, aud beiiirhtete man
;ur 3eit innerlihr Yerlesungeu. Gs
tit moglih. baB Oer Suabe oen Serlce
ungGn erlIcgcn WirO.
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= Sir bas 9ahnemann 9oipital
wirb Elm ueues ambulaujSebduoe aus
Saditsineu erridtet. pel6es breiitOdis
unb 2s bel AZ 5uB srOB ieiu wiro.
-Ssuts, als am 80. Suli. iinb es
seruoe Ssbn Sabre. baB Der Gubs5winser
Cob ben Sesriinber bes oeutiden &ei'
Dies, 9ismard, pom 2eben abrief. SDir
pOllsn ibm cine Stunbe Der @rinneruns
mi6men y
= Sn Der @larf slpOtbete an genn
auenue brad seitern giadmittas sesen
2 ubr elm Seusr aus, bod selans es Der
Seusrpebr slidliderDeiie, oahelbe I'M
9eim ju eritideu, ionit batte bel bem
lsi9t brennbureu Mfuteriul GROCER Sda'
ben entfteben tOnneu. Der Serluit
nirb etpa 81 900 iein.
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(6tuatiaupt.)
.. II. 3 Sunb. .

0aS beutibe GOrf Su @looiic Gafe
9laeu WiitglieOeru Oes Vadawanna
3wsiges CUR 9iOti;, buB bas nceutide
Oori" uabc WioOiic Sate immer nod
cyiilirt unb. beiOnOrS icit Den leeten
paar 96O6en, gang GrireuIihe 6Ort'
ibritte ma6t.
yegttn SOuutag J. y. waren lopisl
geuie auweieuo, oie iolbu 9uu3er nnO
Ouril batten, oaB nm 4 llBr allcs nit
Stumpi uno 9tiel aui8cBcden unO ant'
Setruutcu mar, 10 baB iEb oaS &omite
8c;wun9cu Jan, nod bergen gu geben,
Oamit ia 9tiemauo bungri8 OOcr burllig
geim8eben muBtc.
Simmer giebt es nod Dentlde, oie
iaQen: .gSir marcn in WtOOiic Satc,
fouuten aber oas beutibe DOri nidt
finocn." glae, Die brs yeicuS mddtis
iino, fUnucn OuseuOr pom 9laIaten an
gcuagelt icbtu, gleid in Der 9iabe ocS
8dhuhoieS, Die biuwcilcil, weIden gSe8
81 ucbmen; eS III Elm Spa5isr8an8 pom
,irta 10 Witnuten bis gum Oort; Der
l3eg fiibrt redtS DOn Der Yabn bein
tletnen gee uorbei mo babin, no Der
frHBere Glambatc Flae mar; oSg Fa'
uillou itebt nod bort, b0 Weroen SIe
Die 3elte iinoeu unO audi oic notbi9en
@rfriiduHgen.
9lu6 oie 99ode Our6 If iait immer
Semau0 anmclenO pom Somite; aber
Sonnta9 natiirli6 lit Der 9auptta9,
eiebts bod nihts i6Oner, ais SonntaSs
nit SinO unb Se9el ooer aud allen
biuaus;uwanoern Ill 8ottes freie 0iatul
uno Iib oann i'm Siiblen 9emiltblih Su
tbuu beim 9lds6en Bier, ETC., etc
0iele Soss wirb Oeun aud mebr unt
mebr einseiebeu uOu manhem, Der 5upol
nit lheelem gluge oas Yroleft betrah'
tete, bas bejeu9en bic uielen slnwsisn'
ben um lesten Sumitus uub SOnntag.
9llio, 9sier oOer 2eierin. wenn Ou
nod ui6t bort warit, made Did auI
uub pilsere an einem Der fommenoer
Sonntass gum rOeutideu 0orf" mad
Wiooiic 9afs, oas SOmite wirb iiA be-
mubsn. Did mad bsuti6er art su be-
banbeln, nm Dir eiuiSe an9enebm'
Stunoen gu bsrsitsu; brinse Dein'
Srsunoe nit uno SeuieBe, mas gu &C.
nieBen 1T. Daour6 bilfit Ou Dil
islbit in eriter 9inie uub in Sweiter Sin
Ii9t benz aadapanna 3wsiS bes .. u
3. Sunbss.
n slIo, aui nod MOoiic Cafe uno gun
beutl9en Dorf! 2uioa.
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9as ,,Oentid)e 9Orf" betrefeno.

9Bobll6blides r@ohsnblattA.
Sie babsn in Sbrer lesten 9lummsr
cine 9an,e sinselsst fir bas ~oeutide
Dorf" unb babel @mpfeblunsen ss'
ma6t, bic boffentlid elm warmes Gdo
sefunben in ieoer Osutiten Srnit. Sd
mOd,te nun ebeutalls msinen Senf oa,u
seben uno empfsbleu. oaB Der Sada'
panna 3wsis einsu Gag anisss tiir
bic beuti9en Wirtbe!
S6ou sweimal bate Der 3wsi9 oas
llnsliid, fiir feline Seitliafeiten einen
Samitas su wdblsu = einen Gag, an
oem es ben Ssrreu BirtbsH abiolut
unmOsli6 lit, abjutommen. Sisle oer'
Ielben baben oits, oh uuiri6tis ooer se'
beudelt, beSauert uno erfldrt, oaB lie
on irsenb einem anOeren GaSs ielbit'
psritauOlid serue babel sepeien marsn.
glun, am Sonntass fOnnen ale SSirthe
abtommen, ba unter unierer slOrreiden
Reiormpsrpaltuns Yoroer' uuo Sinter'
tbiren bermetiid Seidloiien fino uno
iolslid einem slusil Huge in's Sreie oas
business nidt i'm @ese itebt.
SIN Sulle meins @mpfebluns anflnns
finosn Iollts. iebe i'd i'm Settle bic 9er'
rem @irtbs idOn uusriiden mad MtOoiic
9ate = bic Setteu uno bic Wiaseren, bic
Sangen unb Die Surlen = alls begierig,
Dem %adawanna 3weise ibre Spmpa'
tbie uub Guerfennuns iu bepeilen uno
woblausssriiitet nit Wtcies unb ben
Propbeteu. Sosar Der lan9e Sbrilt,
obsleib er ii6 pom @eiAaft Suriid9es
,Ossu bot, iOll SeiaSt babsn; rWiit
bsus gang aubl" Sn bisIem Sale
sarautire i'd elm uOllbeiestes 9aus, wie
Der iibli6s glusbrud lautet, uno einen
persuiisten Sag. falls Der 8etterclert
feinen Stri6 our6 Die 0teAnuns maht.
gllio, nur nit iriihcn Wtutbe por'
m1rts
2l9tun9suoll uuterbreitet uon
VI. Sauerbraten.
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. llnter Nem Wrrhoht rin aInnraiit

= rluter oem gerba6t, elm guardilt
3u lsin, lit uon Den @inmanoerunasbe.
BORDEN auf 9llis 3slano Siefen 8a,i.
topia. cin Frieiter Der Serbilden Or.
tbOOOten Stride, Suriifsebalten woroen.
= Saut Wielbuus aus 6rauenbura
i'm Gesieruuss.9eSirt SOni9sbera 1T
OOmpropit Dietri6 gum Yil6of pom
Srmlnno 9sudblt worocn. @r mirb
Der 9tadfOlSer Oes Yti6ufs Or. 9ln.
oreaS 2birl, wrIder am Iieb;ebnten
9uli aus Dem ScbrH i9ieo.
- 9|ad iiebenlliinOi9er GOnfcrcn; nit
2Sillinm 8. Srpuu nno Sobu g8. Sern.
Dem FrdiiOenti6aitS uno @tccprdIiOent.
lAaItScanoioaten, bat Der llnterausld,uR
oeS oemofrotiiden 9iationalcomitcS Die
Seamtcn gewabIt. Ole 9gabl iiel ami:
9lormau D. @taf, YuffaIO. u. g.,
SOriieer; z. 3. 0aa, Jitbrasla. gics.
Soriiser; Is. u. 6aStcIl, Otlaboma.
Sdagmeiitcr; Sobu S. Utartin, Dtil.
iourt Ser8Cant'at.Arms.
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g8idtia fir uriere Keller.

Der brittle @c6jls @eueral BOitmri.
iter bat tir3db cine OrOre bCtaunt &c.
maht, bic fiir 3atuugSberausscber unO
ibrc 2ticr, wclbe br Slatt onr6 ote
Boit crbahcn, pou GROCER 29idti8teit lit.
Die Gr0re bstriiit ale 3citungeu,
mcldc Die BriuitcJiru Der piertcu SluiieI
FoIbeiOrocrnng 9snieBen. bod bat fols
gCnoeS nur aut Oas pg9obenblatt"
2lnwtnOung: Saut oer Srore t0uueu
nm 3eituugeu al5 pierte &taiie &Oits
laden Ourb Die POit beiOrNert werOen,
wenh fir OieIelbsn peui8iteus imerbalb
zines 9abres b5ablt worben it, .. b.
wcuu Der llnteridreiber uiAt iiber etu
9abr ibulbts 1T; aud bs5wedt Die
SrOre, Oab ein lluteribreiber Die 3eits
ung ieoes Sabr bsitlllt. Oas YOitOe'
partenent mill ourf) Die @iniiibruu9
Oes @rlnlies ueridieoene llebelltdnOe
abidaiisn uno crwartet, oaB bic per-
uuseeber Iib oemielben fii9en, nm oicIes
gu errsi9eu. @s 9iebt INNER cine 9e'
piiis 9ln;abl 9eier elmer !3eitnus, bic cs
nit Der Ye,uhluns mad slblanf eines
Sabrss uidt 10 Senau uebmen, wenn
absr Der @rluB Ourdseiiibrt miro, 10
mirb er fir iolde cine @initellunS Der
9lblieisruns CUR SOlse baben. User ba'
ber cine 3situus wirflid piinidt, wiro
oa,u ieben. bab iie uad sIblauf Ses
Sabres be;ablt wiro unO Suslei4 an'
oeutsn, baB er iie weiter sugeiauot baben
mill. Ber lol6es ni6t tbut, wirb ein'
ia6 feline SeituuS mebr burH bic Poit
srbalten f0unen, obne baB iie jeoesmal
nit elmer elm Sent Wiarfe uerieben lit.
gBir wsrbsu uus Der Gnorbnuns fiiSsn
miiiieu uno boffen, baB uniere
2sler es ebenfalls tbun, baniit fir uns
unb iis feline unannebmlidfeiten ent'
Iteben, 6enn nit Der Ser. Staaten Hes
sisruns lift. pis wObt betannt, tein
SpaB Su MAIDEN.
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6. @. 9pfmanll,

426 Sprues Strube, Pauli @sbaubs,
2immer lio. 312.
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