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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05

ing photographs from which outline
reproductions were made
10 tackle d kangaroo 40 bay IS no
easy task even Tor q kauearoo-dos.
and the fight was a fierce and savage
one
The kangaroos great object in ail
such combats as the one Illustrated ~
10 annihilala its enemy with one ter
rible downward rip Of fits hind foot
IN this case. however Tire dog sue
ceedea in avoiding such a doom, and
proved one too many fog ita adver.
sary
It win be seen that as far as size
and reach were concerned. the kan
garoo.dog was equally well favored
with the kangaroo, but the latter had
the advantage in the matter Of weight
The photographer ran no little risk
Of receiving injury from the In
furiated animals, accidentally. Of
course, since they were far too oc-
cupied in struggling with one another
to trouble about him. Still, 81 spite
Of this drawback, he has obtained
very satisfactory pictures
The man in the lower illustration, .
boundary rider on the station where
the fight occurred. is holding in his
arms the Joey" as 1t is called IN
Australia or little kangaroo, that was
found in the large ones pouch
The victorious dog has gained great
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05
PINNED UNDER ENGINE,
ORDERS LEG GUT OFF
VICTIM HANDS KNIFE TO PREACH.
ER AND WATCHES HIM
HACK AT TENDoNs.

ST. Louis-J. A. McKittrick lay I'M
der the wreck Of a locomotive after
a collision the other day His
left leg, crushed by the engines
weight, was held immovabIy; scalding
steam Kissed around him. Calmly,
MeKittTick took his knife from his
trousers pocket and, handing it to one
Of the men who were vainly trying
to extricate him, said:
Finish cutting off that leg Of mine,
will you? It'll never be any good now
and I don't want to lie here and
die"
It was to Rev. r. G. Allen. so years
old, a preacher, Of Grove City, Pa,
that McKittrick gave his knife, and
with fortitude almost equal to that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05
how can't keep no watah in this here
tank, sir American Art News.


During the last session Of congress a
newly appointed representative called
on brother congressman to ask him
to support a certain measure. The new
representative is an accomplished
member OF one Of the well-known In
dian tribes.
The elder member, with a patroniz-
Ing air, smiled hts disapproyal OF the
request made, and asked: How did
they happen to send you to congress?"
well. you know. the country never
sends It's best men to congress, quick
~ replied the Indian representative
Sunday Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05

An $4,000 volt electrical transforms
or was recently installed at Butte,
Mont. for the local lighting and pow
er company, the distance over which
the current is transmitted being 90
miles During the insulation tests Of
the transformer the voltage was run
up TO 10000 ana al this pressure an
arc was formed between he ends 81
The cables and the transformer tank,
over a distance Of five o. six feet Bnt
India rubber disks hxea on the cable
terminals prevented the formation OF
the arc When $4,000 volts are used
there is no brush discharge and the
disks are not needed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05

Pardon me, old man, began the
veteran boarder, but We don't want
10 lose you, and just want to warn
you that you'd better begin to pay
something on your board
aWhy?' asked the new boarder
We'll, I noticed that Mrs StarTem
was dangerously polite to you this
morning
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05

OFlannigan came home one night
with a deep band Of black crepe
around his hat.
why, Mikel" exclaimed his wife
What are ye wearing thot mournfrl
thing for?2
I'm wearin' it fer yer first hus-
band, replied Mike. firmly. I'm sor-
nv he's dead"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05

stops. Capt. Cove says this is the
record from New York for a email
steam vessel The tug was turned
over to the United States authorities
at Panama for use in conjunction with
the building Of the Panama canal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05
First Round Of the Getting TO
Grips.

Grips.
torially, for. as a rule, the kangaroo
gives the dog a long and tedious run
at great speed before the pair come
to blows, and the photographer, laden
with the apparatus peculiar to his call
ing, is unable to come up with the
combatants until the matter Is settled
in favor Of either one or the other
IN the present instance tie pho
tographer was driving, having kan
garoo-dog and his camera with him in
the trap. 1t is one Of the character
istics Of the kangaroo that It viii al
ways allow a vehicle or man on
horseback to approach nearer than
a dog or a man on foot. AS the trap
came closer to the kangaroo the dog
was allowed to jump out when II
Immediately made for its quarry. This
action took the kangaroo completely
by surprise so that the dog was upon
her before she had time to jump away
Thus the battle was fought out
under the eyes Of the photographer
and he was able to take the interest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05
FACE DEATH ON ICE fLoe.
-Four Men Float About in Open Lake
for Thlrty.Six Hours.


Marinette. visa shocking expe-
rlence occurred 10 four Peshtigo har-
bor fishermen-Hans opsahl. William
Johnson. Nicholas Nelson and Charles
Lubas while lifting nets on the ice
south Of Peshtigo point They we're
carried cut on loose ice into the
open lake. where they were exposed
&c hours. The field Of ice began to
separate into small pieces and start
ed to blow away
The current was SO swift that the
four men were being carried ont rap
idly and with apparently no chance Of
getting back. the Ice breaking into
small pieces. increasing the danger
for them. Fortunately they had with
them some ice cutters. and these they
used 10 detaeh small portions Of the
ice field. Each man In this way man
aged TO cut enough Of the Ice to float
upon. and succeeded in crossing the
open space and finally reaching the
shore.
The men had nothing to eat and in
facing the wlntry blasts they we're al.
most exhausted when they reached
shore In the meantime their friends
on shore had become greatly alarmed
about them and had procured gasoline
launches and set out IN search. The
boats were unable 70 make any prog
ress. and the attempt had to be
given up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05

Little Wnlies say pa. what is the
meaning Of the term when Greek
meets creek4s
Pa-lt Is Synonymous with the meet
ing 81 our cock and The Ianllor. my
aon-Chicago DAILY News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05
ElastIe Sc.

What kind OF a figure is Mrs. Dres-
sy?e
We'll, if you go by the quantity Of
stun it takes TO make her dresses, she
is quite tall; but when Il comes TO pay
ing for them. she IS very short
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05
Not Bralny.

Ella-What sort Of a fellow is he
Stella-Well. ! should say that he
had ordered brains and then counter
manded the order.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05

Many important drainage projects
are under way in the marsh land Of
Louisiana which will ultimately make
L A great agricultural country
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05
FIERCE BATTLE BETWEEN KAN
CARGO AND KANGARCo-Doe.
Unique Pictures Of the Fight Caught
BY the Australian Who Glanced
to Be on the Spot at
the Time.

It is not often that kangaroo-dog
and kangaroo fight is recorded pic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05

Last Round--The kanaaroo.Dog Vic
torious. The Boundary Rider Is
Holding the "Joey" Or Little Kan
CARGO, That Wae Found IN the Large
Ones Pouch.
fame among the LEGAL residents, fame
not entirely undeseryed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-05
PERlLous CALLING or SOME
ENGLISH COAST JEWELLERS.
Gather Birds Eggs from the Pre-
cipitous Sides Of the Cliffs
in Order to Earn
Livelihood.

The gathering Of birds eggs from
nests built IN the hooks and crevices
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
Gswabrtt Aalthldtiekcit.

Mdrtin Ban 9ltren, Der 1899 Gous
perneur beS Gtaates Nep Yort hear
uno BON 1837-1841 prdiioent rer
Union. mar Elm eoenIo treffliAer, mic
i9lo9fertiger uno tultbliitiger NeNner.
Oils ct i'm Sabre 1896 in eirem Der
grDbten Sals ocr Staot Teip Port Dor
elmer groBsn @srfummtung cine Teiner
in9dltrei4en !Reoen beginnen ro0tc,
toaro e. aus itgeno einem G-uro: RON
Der Mense duberit mibfduie empfuns
gen. Man pfiff, Sifhie, abnte oss
Sunoes Seulen nd6, ater Buren, 6li,t,
obrc nit Der Wimpsr al suscn, unb
unbepe1iiA qIeid einem 3enimat Ron
Stcin auf Der Gsbncrbiibre iie9en. g(ls
iiG) enhIit1 Ole guteu 2eute ous9e.ott
bdtten, .niipf'e er ieineu BOD sll uno
entfeyEie fd nit Den taltblitigen @ors
ten: rIa5 3br tfatet, mar iebr untlu3,
oenn hin fetO S9r nm einc ercelsltc
Nco. gssommeN."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27

ole pllritoniid)cn Gbiconcn, Die fem
ircier Wiunn lid) gCfollen loiicn fam
10 miiroc oo3 NoIt icinc gauge Nuis
mcrfiomfcit Sen oiicntIid)cn Eriui
lc0icl 5llNcmur0t babcn mo co mir,
&c Damn nidt III lold' idonolldcr
Wciic ulta0croubt. Cine quite Yer
moltlrug miro III oieicm Hanoc nllr
moglid) icill. nod)ocm bic Gcmpcrenj'
Ter uuitdolid, gcnodt morocn llnO."
Gle Stoot Solingcn ocr.
onltnltct oicicn CONNER cine Mus
ItcIlum0 iiir SGuQIinas- unb &inOcr-
pilcNc. Sic NitSltellun1 foil olIc aloI'
len Ger 0cp0lfcrml9 iibcr Die S0uNs
ingS.Grn0brm0, Eilc9c, Nortun1
unb Snltutg IN YripntbGuiCrn mo
0fIcntlid)cu Nnltoltcn o~uifIdrcn ll1o
ole Wittcl 5cigen mic sur Scrobmin'
hcrln0 Der S1nglin0a. Stcrblihtcit
b%ci1ctru1Cn iucrocn fam. Sur Nus
ltc0ung 9cInn1cn ole @egcllt0nOt
mo Eroouftc, bic Der SGltGlin0S.
uno &inocrpilc9c II. Grn1brnng bic.
nCr. Bon Der aoiicrin Iino For.
trait Wtc0oincn 5ur Yr0mliirnlg bcr'
uorro0cnbcr S%ciitungcn gcitiitct, mo
0ic StootS Hcgicrung itclltc cine Mn.
5oGl golocncr mo iil6crncr Mcooiucu
sur NuS5cid)uung bon altaltellcrn 5llr
Gcriiigrng. 9ci Der grobcn &inoer.
StcrbIihtCit in oen omcrifonild)cn
St00ten, %bcIonoerS in oen beiBelt
Sonmcrnlouoicn mo bel Der llnluii
icnbeit 10 picler Glicrn in Gingen ser
SGll9lingSpilcQc, milroc ca Elm 81
gen lcin, luclln oo& @ciipicl Solins
gems ollt bier NodJobmlung idn0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
9agen's
3ir&:@ier.
tNuItS6--,
ElGBc ppn Sutcrc55c.

pittNilNIt
Valtinlorc's lin0:
SaS Walbington . Wonllmcut am
Wfolunt Gcrnon- uno @oibinoton.
Floce ltno III oerielben Tahboridoit
Die Sobn eager Solparo-, bic To0er
.. Sancp. Stotile uno anocrc 8crfe
Der 9ilobnlterfltnit.
SoS Sd)lnd)ten Wonument ant
Monument Square 5lpiidcn Dem
Foltomt mo Dem SuIti5paIalt, errid).
tet 5ur @rinncrumg an oie Sdlad,t
bonn ~. September 1914.
Go5 @otion . Wonimcnt oil
Mount Gopol-g pcnlle lno 2anbolc.
StroBe, 81 @brcn bon Obcritlieutc.
llout @nl. $. @otipn crridtet, Scr in
1916 i'm merifuniiAen &riege in ser
Sdlad)t bon Wontcrep fiel.
Gas nelle Marplano Snltitlt IN
Der TGbc ocS @atlonsW onluncnts.
0aS 9oc-M onumcnt, bonn @olti.
more 2ebrcr-Screin alti Dem &irhboi
Der @cltminIter, Observation-Disclosures
an SaDcttc. uno @reencItrobc 5l
gb:cn ocs 0idtcrs Cigar slaen Eoe
crridtet.
DIS 81 gbrcn ser MarpIano
Sbcilncbn1cr an Ser Gcuolution bon
Der pWarDlano 8cicQihaft oerS0bne
Scr onlcrifonii6 Tepollttion" oui
Der Wollnt Gopal Ela5a erridtcte &c
polltionSoenfmal.
Dos Mc0onogb Wonumcnt aiii
Scr @reennoilnt. Cemetery, 3u gbrcn
oes @riinoerS Der SIC Gonugb- ShIle
iiir @nilcnfnoben.
SnS Gonfoocrirtcn. Wonumcut aui
Der Wolint Gopol Tln5a.
Sas Columbus 0enfmaI BEL ser
Samuel Heobp- Sbule an HprtD. utO
Snrioro, Ipenlle.
Sns @iloe-T enfmal an VruaOlua9
iinb Sairmonnt. Ipenue, 5u @bren
oes HriinOerS Oes Soo SeIlous.S Or.
oenS.
9os @eQs. unio McGomaS Gcnf.
mol al @ap- llno glisqllitb . Sirobc,
gum anbenfen al 5ipci Marplano
SeIocn aus Dem &riege bon 1914.
Hattcrion-Ga no nod bic Sd)all.
sen olls Dem &riege bon 1914 Dor.
banoen limo.
Ger Suiti5paluit an Galuert.,
Sapettes, ct. saul. uno 9erington.
Strabe, foitet $3,000,O00.
9as Toitomt, oitlid bonn Suiti5.
Ealait, mo oas Hatbbails, oItlid BON
EoItamt.
0os Baltimore Ohio : @cb1iloe
an Der Horoipcit-gde bon Baltimore.
uno GborlesitraBe.
Sas ncile @eb0lloe ser Sparbonf
bon Baltimore al ser Siioolt.gdc
BON Baltimore. uno GbarlesltraBe.
GarroQ.Barf nit bent alien Gar.
rodtManiion
Sas nelle 3oagcbGuoc an 8np.,
@oter.. unb 2omburSitraBe.
Gas .Sobns Sopfins' Soipitol"
al g%roaOmap, Ronunlent-, &olie.
nno SefferionltraBe, bos groBortiglte
Soipital in ben Ser. Staaten.
Die nSpbns Sopfins' llnipcriitdt"
an Der oro.Sowaroitrabc, Die beoeu.
tcnbite %2ebrnnltolt in bieicm 2anoe.
Dos Yeabobp : Snititllt nit giblio.
t6cf, a~unitgalerie linb Wulif. Son.
icrpatorium an Mollnt gcrnon. nno
@aibington.Elace.
Die RieiennaiienbaIle 6es 5. &c.
ginlents an Yreiton. mo Soffman.
StraBe unb Earf- lino 2inoen-Npe
Ger Shrottburm an 6apette- ulib
6rontitraBe, bas cin5iae nod itcbcnoe
@ouipcrf oieier art in ocn Scr. Stao-
tert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
Berfdufe aii Der bieiigen gifeften,
borfe.
FIRST CALL.

$1,000 llriteo RIBS /. ier. ........... 50
$4,000 Scuboaro gir Gtne tcr.......... 81
$50 llniteo Abs 5inoira Ceerip). 81. 75X
$4,000 Cotton Gnd Der .............. "A
$1,000 llniteo ms Junbing Der. ....... 75E
$1,000 Gbus u Gar 1904
$1,000 ia Gar II. 9ior Der. .tO0H
$500 sin 3Hcr. 1880 .............. 81
$4,000 @s8sS 4er 437s
20 Snfc Sepoflt .. ..........4 30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27

2oro Solisburp fonntc
ieirer ;}eit i'm cngliihcn llnterbouic
Den Ausiprllh tblln: .Gnglono bittct
ni6t Inn &iin6nilie, cS modJt oonliI
Gin 8eidcnf." Gus mar oontal4.
Seute bietet Der fotiglihe Sauliret
bic 9iinoniiie aus mic ole Strumpi,
hGnocr elmer iciner ~cbcnaliacn
6rcnnbinnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
$4,000. 81 pcrfaufcn: $4,000.

Sene i!euefl. mcberneri 6pcifi5dieen Sdufcr
az per rn'3arc.Strabe 5fpiften 5airmolui'
llert ~etnrihf1nacn; ceineniirie aeuer, Suf nno
Arottoirs. 9nraiuirte @aocpnnncn NIB aiidcil,
MuSgiifc. Wnrirorireppcn mo sS,riiufe. joni.
tdre Grainaae, Straben nit pitrifisirien 8ieoci.
lfeirteil 9eptlaitert. sic miiiien eefcbeit pcroen,
ullt lie fbdsen 81 fjnnen.
gia1 lebmlc .Sairn,uunt $ gncnuc $ s9aaeons.
Sebr lcibie Neoinaungen. Bur SnIpcrtipn t1c.
lIt lino Sonlifdpe often. Macnten am YIate.
SruIeniietbe $4,000 - febSlnoorcibig 9ouGrs
pro Satr.
@altcr 2. NcitpbaL,
(Wdt1S--) gouIntcrnebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
giaisc Sarmen IN W,arplanS.
Gallagher, Der 9anmciiter.
600 Slod, Rurb.2afc,pcpb .Npenue.

$1,000 faufrn clues Der bcitcn S,ueitbdigen
Sduter in SitsguItimore. oas man fir bns @cIo
erbaIicn fanr. 1erraiicns 5ronien, ccmentirte
Setteripege, Sbfe mo Gcuer iino cine 10 SUB
Sranclitb' gueb i'm Sintcrarunbe: moberlle %
BEGINNER, gb6ussfanaI- gnidIub; Sruno6inS
MIR $40 bro Sabr. gireau Dir. 2537, Mpnu.
ment.Strabc. U4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
Inftiuns Nnscigc.
Snrh u. y. 9ubc & So.
8cripaltcrsa gcrtnni
pcrtbuoIen Ya@t.e iasnthnms

iucrtbuullcn t.GigrutbnmS
Iurbiucts0dc Sciieripns une Bethel Struhc.
gle Underestimate CGcrpultcrii ncs yiad1s
lnte9 Der ncrtlnrhcncn Winrp u. Minrfbnul miro
iran clnco Veiebls bcs SSuiienlcrId)i3 ocr Staot
baltimore am Wiuutna, ben %. Smui 1908,
. llDr NdhnttttagS. ult pffcntliher Ilftipn an
Arf itno Siclle oas snrie @rnno itiid uno @au.
ten herfnuteIl. o1s an Der Turoipcits @de non
3eferInn. lnb NctbeIsS traBc lieat. IS bat
cue 6roilt bon clpd IA SUB an Der Seifcriuuz
Stra6e nit elmer ltcic bon ctlpd 80 Sub al Der
%etDels Stra6c; bebuut nit cilrcin Slpeinuocius
halb1iodtacl Sicneliteiucrncn @pbnbaus, ais
Nr, 1920. Dit Scffcriurs Strn6c, bcfunnt. 81
reili i%1brlitbeH @rlnh5ina bon $1,000 inter
i%poriell. Dies NnlS lieei irncrbalb cines bal
ben Ndlicrecnierto bonn Nro1bipaDb IIno nabe
hcnt p,SuhrS Nupfinos0uipitnl".
0eriauis, gcoinanuoeu: Wnar bel hcr g}ntifis
fntton hc@ WeriuutS. bis III mcIbcr 3cit Stcucru
etc. bcaltdcl ipcrhcn. Srpolt bon 500 Atr
Belt hc9 %crfnnis p~crluugt.
Safc Ecppitt nno Sruit GompanN ION Baltimore
Serluuiierin.
o, fl. t3 Suut6sStrabe.
u. y, 2ube IL so.
tSliltl2l-2aJ IuftiuIldtoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
" " Y y Y y x
SOFT CQeron
y
X II Il Il Il Il II
(6ortfcbuna.)

ScBt madtc Der Genera ltlb,er Gin
cerouttSS GclNht. ~ err M(alor!"
cntfubr es I'm. Wnocrun1 uno
Sargen la5:n 9''t W in IGN Iuss
ruf. Ip4 id3te {, n IHE'u. n59rrr
W!alor, bier foT",el nur o!ctt Wt69'
liftetien IN Grace. Cnnc C n:r &c
iebl our le,ernolI0e 6cS cmmonoos
TT purt9 t:6cno stTtn ttdi cen 5utoa
auBer mir ncd9 c'7tm ono;ren %apts
tan Wttlercio 5I5elicut rnreen, obs
g!c'@ i'd terrorfe,:, noB Id cet e,n'
3t9e mt o!:ltS G9arSe uno nielem 9os
men petln @enera ltote bin, potr -"
Gr 5pqerte,
rSoerE" 1rdate Ger W'ajpr.
rS'e ntlien. yer W'a, or, mas nod
oleiem ,Socr' tormt. Nhcr 9erooc me
i0 lpoJcn Glc eS rllht ouSjutp7:hcn."
Vas mare furttbar, Serr Sapis
TAM" 9a1 Ter Wtaior. Dem g i4Tiil
gu iperoen be1aHn, tetnen CeOa1tcn
Nlleorild.
"Jd, oos ipdre tur6l'bar. Ceraot
het Der Sef,ittGan9 reS Wlonie gilc,
llber Die lplr Blister ale Welt IN I'm
tlaren selafen! liner 91raer @tp'3!"
nGs lit ntdt o~uS5uoenten, !Serr Su:
pttdn!"
"Wa8 b'ah'iAti5en Gle 5unddIt 81
uniernebmen, 'Serr g|dior2"
sd rcrre auf Der Stclle NIT 2elt'
nant 9erlro perIDnlt6 teIepbonlld dc
0erbinoung iuden."
-gitte. 'SeTr M|oior."
Die gegb'nounN mar balo her9s*
1telt. Gcutnaat Gerdro ertIdrle, oab
ct nit otm nellen &cnmarodnten,
o,lber 9e|tern Nd6mittaq i'm 8ciicin
ron &apitdn Wcrrp, btSber nod ntdt
lpieoer su'amnen1efommn let.
nWo befineet ild jcbt Der !9srr Sd
pitdn Willtrauo?" Iraatc Der Walor.
sd haze am 5bor erfdbren. o1b
er idon hin fiint ubr WorgenS ben
Pfao ter8a5 ge9an5cn it,"
ngsod 2ourdle 3u3"
"Netn, nad Der 0tense 3D."
rSn uniform?" f7agte Der WEujor
thinner dn9'tltder.
Ter Serr &opttdn bat ii6 nod
ntht IN Uniform ge5ei9t, gSte e.
1cfcrn oeiplnmcn 1T - III 6thtl - IT
er Den Nfao btnuntergegan9en."
rSdt er geltern 0epdd mttgebraht?"
sd"
"Wo 1T nieies?"
rSas Gepdd oes SSerrn Sapitoa tc'
tinoet ild aut leinem 3immer."
~Worin beftebt esq"
Plus 5lret Soffern."
yGeutndnt Geraro, sic tperoen ttd)
Iofort aut oas 3tmner oeS GERM &d'
ptton beCefen, tetDe Softer crbreG]en,
'alls lie geidloHen t'no, uno lie ilas
mentltA in gc3ug orf uniformcn
oltrhtoriden. Sd oehe Sbnsn bt:r3u
ben otretten Gefebl,"
D9err WIalor, has ="
.aetre ellie Tcbr! GmpFtnGen sic
nldt, um ipas cs lid Eonoslt? Sn
'pote'tens sebn Winllten lptl id Nops
port e%r'tottet boten. cSA iparte am
3elcpbon."
Wo6 5ehn Wftnuien iprlbte Der va
lor, mas Die Softer ertlt:'ten: III Set'
ttngspopter Qctpidelte 9,eire, Serfo'
ri:n NIT gc2rebten Yflan3cn, ere 30
fdnttrtromr,el, duf oersn Tedettnnens
leite De- Nolrs rNrof,naor Watthieu"
f0no, uno cini5s Woi9c Tide.
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fpbdIo er iid fliden lietc, 3n fcmd6,
tigen. 4ter er fdno feline Gelegsnhtit,
lin ou65nIiIbrsn, bern Cen aa9ltdn faf
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Baltimore 6taot stftien (rcg)
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Su %nerfanfcn.
Gtablirt 1926.
GonioliDatcD Qoan So.
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nab ipie Dor libcraIe Sarlcbcil nuf nQe gSertbs
Ge9enftdnoe. SettelIsS iiIGang Suru Yriont.Nl
feau.
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Gteaenscinds.
Stcaegciun:
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Tr. 1907 uno III, 9ioro'port'Strube; 5,ueis
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Carmen

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tn icber @rGbc BON 4 bis 81 $1,000 Idern. In
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den in ciiIer 6amilic bon orcl 4erluhcll, mil
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3ir1n6ip iItne ocuiide Ycutc iiir lcihtc, &c.
iunoe SuriHdrbeit III 8ireinicrl o%crlurql; IulunIl
%tnlort; quite gcbanolullg. 9iod16n'rd9cu in Gr.
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ger Seottlc'S, Der Wtiuion0r Strot'
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