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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-10

The body found yesterday In yne
canal near the Country club grounds
at indianapolis. is believed today to be
that of Miss Grace Ewalt. who claimed
to have left Danville. H., on horse
back trip 10 this city. In an interview
given at Terre Haute. Miss Ewalt was
quoted as saying her home was in
Richmond. The city directory does
not contain the name and investiga-
tion failed to locate any family OF such
name residing in this city or vicinity.
The police department received no
communication In regard to the mat
ter.
In her interview at Terre Haute,
Miss Ewalt was quoted as saying she
had been acting as librarian in the
Normal school at Danville and was
making horseback trip to Richmond
as an adventure. A dispatch that ap-
peared In the Cincinnati Enquirer stat
ed Miss Ewalt's home is at DAYTON.
Ohio. so authorities are in doubt. as
| to her place of residence
Hundreds of persons visited the
morgue at Indianapolis today in the
effort to identify the body. No one
was able to do so however. and IL was
decided by the police that in all prob.
ability the body is that of the Miss
Ewalt." The police are not certain
whether the case is one of suicide or
foul play. IF the body is that of Miss
Ewalt. where is the horse" is a oues-
uon being asked by the police. No
stray animal has been located.
A dispatch from Indianapolis SAYS.
The body was attired in what is de.
scribed as khaki automobile suit and
a brown hat to match. A lock of light
brown hair was found In a silken
sack concealed beneath a fairly ex-
| pensive shirt waist There was a hat
| pin bearing the letter M" IL was
the opinion of DR.. Edwin Knox. depu-
ty coroner, that the body had been in
the water two or three days.
Description Of Body.
The woman was about 80 years or
| age. She weighed 13o pounds and was
five feet seven inches tall. She had
eyes OF deep blue and dark brown
hair. The features are pleasing.
During the afternoon yesterday a
| number of persons called at the Nor.
que and examined the body. For a
| time IT was thought that a clew to
Identification had been secured and
Lieut.. Manning sent several men out
on the tip. The police were informed
that the body bore a resemblance TO
young woman living in South Can't
tol avenue, but the young woman was
found very much alive The body was
Kept at the morgue until 5 o'clock.
when 1T was turned over to J. c. WI.
son & Co., undertakers.
1t was suggested that the woman
had been riding motorcycle along the
tow path and that she had accidental
ly tossed into the stream and drown.
ed. No machine could be found.
however, and members of the Indiana
Motorcycle club who looked at the
body failed to identify 1t. Others
thought because the automobile skir,
fell Just above the ankles the girl
might have been riding in an automo.
bile and had been mistreated. DIR,
Knox declared, however, that there
was not the slightest mark on the
body to indicate a struggle and gave
1t as his opinion that the case was
one of suicide.
The water is about seven feet deem
where the body was discovered. No
one in the vicinity remembered the
woman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-10
DRUNKs FINED.

Two drunks. who have been there
benugo, appeared in city court this
morning William Ryle was given S.
and costs and Ernest Kelley $40 and
cosfa- Eth went to Jail
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-10
NOT DECIDED ON
FULL COUNTY TICKET
Democrats Plan for Conven.
ton.

Charles Beck, democratic county
chairman stated today he does not
know whether or not his party will
nominate full county ticket at the
convention to be held at Cambridge
City. Plans for the convention are
nearing completion and . large crowd
Is expected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-10
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA-Ioeai showers in central
and north portions Monday night;
Tuesday fair, with variable winds.
oHio-PartIy cloudy; slightly warmer
Monday night or Tuesday; light
Woo< Ntnds.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18

At last the Street Committee is
willing to accede to popular demand
in tdeir Willingness to have the flag
stone crossings replaced on the ma
cadam street before another winter.
This is good judgment and the sooner
it Is done the better it will be for
pedestrians. The Times has long
slnce recognized the need Of replacing
the crssings and has lost no oppor
tunity in urging the matter persis-
tentLy and we are glad Council is
coming around in favor OF replacing
t'e crossings. Now that the Chair
man Of the Street Committe has ac-
quiesced, why wouldn't it be wise to
have them replaced before the street
Sprinkler is put on? The public will
need good crossing places in summer
az well as winter and there is no
better time to do it than now.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18

The unusual spectacle Of five of the
largest hotels in Kent County being
exposed at sale to the highest bidder
by the Sheriff, tells very pointed
story as to how the liquor business
was managed in that county, says
the Milford Chronicle: 1.-The owners
in fact Of the hotels in most cases.
had sold them to men without capital
who had agreed to pay prices far
beyond any actual value of the
property for a Legitimate business, or
any purpose of accommodation of the
public as a hotel. The bars were
the means by which they hoped to
wiring a golden slower for themselves,
and for the people from whom they
took the title, and gave blanket mort
cages. This condition of affairs made
it necessay for the average hotel man
Afl tiic lOWtI COUNTIES 10 sell every
drop Of liquor in any manner it was
possible to enable them to pay interest.
keep up expenses, and leave a mar
gin for themselves. This resulted in
the catering to the negro trade, the
attracting of minors to the bar rooms
and the keeping open Of bars during
all hours permitted by law. When
the people rebelled and voted liquor
out as legal business, tnose who
'ihT1T711 pTofrietorship under these con-
ditions were forced to fail, and the
real owners are now getting legal
possession of their property through
the Sheriff and the law The two
hotels at Harrington, two at Dover,
and one at Smyrna are in process of
recovery by the owners, and when
this is completed the conditions will
adjust themselves and the travelling
public will again have proper accom-
uOdatiOns.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18
HorSemen, Your Attention
SEASON OF 1908.
THE FRENCH COACH STALLION
DESCRIPTION.

DESCRIPTION.
Ted Coach Is a dark bay, stands 1616
hands high, weighs l $50 pounds, is q COM
pactly built fellow, on good sound feet and
limbs, with fine style and splendid disposi-
ton, a perfect all around horse and some
speed Any one wanting to breed, coach or
carriage horses should carefully investigate
this popular breed. He IS a sure sire leav-
ing fine colts.
PEDIGREE.
Ted French Coach was sired by Gladiator,
standard breed and registered stallion, of
New York, and he weighed 400 pounds
and taken second premium at New York
State Fair His dam "AgitOr' Coach was a
fine bred French Coach Mare weighed 300
pounds.
TERMS.
S15 to insure mare with foal. ANY per
son parting with a mare before she is ascer-
tanned to be in fOal will be held responsible
for insurance. Any one desiring the service
of Ted Coach will be served promptly by
addressing,
c. II. ROSS,
Cheswold, Del.
EDWARD WARD, Groom.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18
lOnd for EYerYbOdY

Mr.. Norman r. Coulter, a prOmi-
nent architect, in the Delbert Build
ing, San Francisco, says: 81 fully
endorse all that has been said of
Electric Bitters as a tonic medicine.
1t is good for everybody. 1t corrects
stomach, liver and kidney disorders in
a prompt and efficient manner and
builds up the system. Electric
Bitters is the best spring medicine
ever sold over a druggists counter
as blood purifier it is unequaled.
SOC. at Benton N. Weldon's drug
store.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18

We heartily favor the ordinance
no ting the use Of slop-carts,
arts, wheelbarrows, &c, on the
pavements and sidewalks of Smyrna,
so long as the weather permits the
use of the streets for such pupose,
but how our Town Council and town
officials can expect a person to push a
cart through several inches of mud
suct as characterizes our streets in
wet and muddy weather, seems like
az imposition. If Council can modify
the ordinance to apply to conditions
as they exist, no one should object to
being fined for violations of the
ordinance.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18
The Pain of It.

81 wouldn't have minded being whip
ped so much" said the young culprit.
"lf the teacher hadn't said that my
punishment hurt him more than it did
me-"
''That oughtn't to make you feel any
worse"
"Well, it did. What he punished me
for was telling stories"
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is a
new remedy, an improvement on the
laxative Of former years, as it does
not gripe or nauseate and is pleasant
to take. 1t is guaranteed. For sale
by all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18
This is Worth Remembering.

Whenever you have a cough or
cold. just remember that Foley's
Honey and Tar will cure it. Do not
risk your health by taking any but
the genuine. 1t is in yellow pack
age Sold by all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18

Tie addition Of James H. Roberts
70 the Street Committee should give
an impetus to street work in Smyrna.
Mr. Roberts is a believer in good
streets, and we believe he will see
to It that our streets are receiving
the proper attention.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18
Barred Out,

''DOn't you feel well?" asked a friend
Not very" answered Mr. CumroX
''Why don't you go homet"
Il can't Mother AID the girls are
giving tea, and I'm not invited"
Washington Star.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18
FOR RENT.

~ story brick house on Delaware Street
tenanted by David Lyman. One 2-stOry
frame house on South Main Street tenanCed
by Benjamin Riggs. Possession March 1st
Also "a acre truck farm on MOnrOvia Av-
enue. Good opportunity for man who
understands grape culture Possession
March 1. For particulars apply tc
MRS M. E. VOSHELL.
Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18

Misery may love company. but i.
doesn't entertain its company very well
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18

OFFICE:-Next Door to the Fruit Growers
SatOnal Bank.
Telephone. NO. 10.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18

fHE SMYRNA TIMES is published at smyrna
Del, every Wednesday afternoon.
CHE TIMES is an independent paper devoted to
she welfare of the town it represents and the
state OF which it is a part. It also gives the
tens of importance OF the Eastern Shore OF
Ma-Yland.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Business Manager.

A OVERJIsEMENTs-TH SMYRNA TIMES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
reseats, but for the outlying district which It
Il. the centre embracing the towns of Clayton,
kenton Cheswold, Leipsic sc. A rate Of so
cents an inch for first insertion and % cents
for each subsequent insertion will be charged
or transient advertising. Locals and Reading
Notices, 10 cents per linelper issue. A specia
discount on all semi-annusl and yearly adver
tisements.
: Ms-SUBsCRIPTIoN-sl.5 per snnum. II
paid strictly in advance s1.OO. No paper is
discontinued until all arrears are paid up
except at the option of the publishers.
Smyrna times., 1908-03-18
.yn1YT'2I0, del. +,

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH IS. 1908
Founded by Robert D. HOfecker July ,, 1874
Editor and Proprietor until Fe DruIry 10, 1907
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
3nriifcrlansnna gcitublcncr @crtbs
indlcn.

EittSburA 80, 6. NtAult. -
Sine bieiige 6irna bat Elm |adct nit
Tinmantem i'm @crtbc polI mehrcrtn
Smiicno Collars 5uriid crbnltcn,
ncldeS am 30. Npril bon 9~dbnbnn.
bitten bci'nl llcbcriull Ocs Mem. Yort.
ct. 2ouiS GrprcB3ngcS in Ser NGbc
bon Eittabltrg 9citpbIcn morocn mar.
@ortfor0, Gonn., 6. An9uit.
Ger 6irmn ). M, Ncp & So.
murocn 5luei Eadctc nit @oIoplattct
ais &nbalt I'M @ertbe bon $500 ju'
rid gcDcb2u. Die nit pielcn aloercn
&ertbiuden am 30. Npril bel Sem
lleberiaa oui Sen Nem.Dorf . 81.
2oiia GrprcB5ug aus Dem @aggon
Der NOam@ grpreB So" gcroubt
moroen mnren. Gic Yadctc muroch
III unnlittclbnrer 9t6be oeS lbutortes
I'M @ebol5 %geiuuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
al t unter &irginicr
Suri1 It en-.
Tiir Hcttnna NiQif's.

Gbicogo, ST., 6. Au8ult.
Sn Dem Strcite iibcr sic S6ulo ooer
Nidtidlllo Don Scrmnm @iuif, Dem
bobmiihcn @obrloger, Der megcn an
Gcbltd)er &crgiItllng mebrcrcr Dit
glic6cr Scr Snmilic %r5ol sum Sobc
pcrllrtbctlt, Oclicn &inridtlng ober
oprh ,Nppcllntion an pas Gb2rbW1-
0cagcridt pcrld)obCll morocn lit, bas
ben iih micocr 5ruei GpiloOen obge-
'piclt, oie cine III 9Sbeaton, Su., no
ror ciller G%oronerS- <rp 3eltgen 0a-
rilber pcrllolnnten mlr0cn, Oh Senru
9ticnlurul, elmer ser nn9eblid) bon
@iuif Scr9iitetcnL az IrIenif geitors
ben lit o0cr nidt; 0ie nlocrc bier in
,Nu0itorilm Sbcater," no in elmer
pom 800 E1rionen beiltdtcn Ser.
iunmlung Eutcr S'GoaaBban bon
Der r0lliih 2 fotboliiden ct. Wnrp'5
STRIDE. Ger @eihiiecr giuif's, gegcll
Den StdotSanualt &calp bcitig los.
500. Tn Der lebtcren %erinmmllng
prGliOirtc GrsMiapor Iunllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Heonertouren Ourh oaS
QanAe = an0.

buffalo, N.-D, 6. Ill9illt. -
@iuiom :. 9rpon miro mebrere
Gumpu9nctourcn burd Die gon5en
Nereinigten Stnoten nlad)cn mo III
alien 9roBen Stdoten BON Der atlan-
til6en bis CUR pociiiidcn aiilte ipre,
den. Ter &orliber Oc5 oenlotratlihen
acknowledgements, Hornlun &. Wtad,
lit gcgcnmGrtig 0onlit beihGitigt, ei.
.ncn ullgemeinen Elon fiir oieIe Sollz
rcn 5ll entruerien. Ger ocmofrotild)e
observation-disclosures -Gmn6ioot Sobn
g9. &ern miro &errn 9rput olti Ell
mem Sbeil Oieler Gampagnereiien be.
gleiten uno I'M Stuote Nem-Dorf nit
Serrn 9rDan gemeiniom an Oie
Stimmgcber lid menOen.
Solo nof Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
&incoln miro SEER 9rpon Chicago.
Gleuelnn0, Cincinnati, Ct. 2oui3
unb onOcrc StGOtc I'M mittlrren Use
item 6ciud)cn. SpGter fonmt er nit
NCrrn &Crt 5%ulannlen nod 0cnt
Often. Gnrnlfbin miro Serr Vrnoll
audi Den Stootcn an ser Nociiicfiiite
einen Veill6 obltnttcn. SEER Wtod lit
nod nit Ser NllSmobl 0e3 Sub-Go.
mites beld)ditigt, melheS sic Demo.
tratiihe Gnmpogne in Den ntlanti-
ld)cl Stnnten letter. lou.
u / h er Barriers err tie He0e
itr 9rpnn.
Cos Nngcle$, Gal, G.. IllQ.-
Nlton y. Barter, 6cn1ofrntilher ErG-
liOcntihoitS . Gonoibot in 1904, bot
ieinc critic &eoe iiir ooS oen,ofratiihe
Sidet gcitcrn gbenO inn bieiigen Nh.
oltorillm gcboltcn. Gr fom lebtcn
Montag nah mebrm0hentlihem
Nufentbolt i'm Dcuopitone-lorf bier
an.
Goft unter %irginicr
Surf It en-.
@ot SprtngS, So, 6. Nugult.
- @nl. $. Gait belt bellte cine Nll.
iprodc Dor Der bier togcnocn &irQi-
MIA Stotc @nr Nllociotion. Scin
1bcnno mar sic o&crihleppmg bon
Nro5clicn", ln1b Scr Hconcr beriihrtc
feline politiifcn Tngclcgcnbcitcn. Nm
Nbcn0 mobntc Cr Dem Sd)lllBbonfett
scr Niiociotion bel un0 bcontlportete
Den Sooit ollf 6ct YrGiioentcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
G6icn0u'S ncncItcs WurSgcbeimniR,

Is bicnAo, 6. NtguIt. Iic &c
Itcrn inn Mll0 Cafe, mnmcit Scr %ieb-
b0ic, oriNcilm0cnt }crltiifcItc Hcide
mar ,id)t oicienige cilles MGofenS,
ionocrn zines ilungen MomeS, uno
ser lo0tc lit ais Elm Sprier, AamcnS
Glliio Shi3bcim iocntifi5irt moroen.
Mon permltbct, ooB Der Moro ooS
@crf ciuea Gcgcncrirtcn mar. Gas
Sullpt 0cs So0ttn, mclfcS btSbcr
Icbltc, lit bcittc IN Gcllett'5 lcif,
cine 6oI6c Wtcilc bon Scr Stcllc, no
man sen Neit ser 2cid)t ianO, cntoctt
morocn. S6iabcin mar 70 Sabre alt,
ginQ nod in sic Sfllc mo per.
tullite III leitcn Nt,bcItunocu 3el'
tungen.
%oicpb 6oiion lit III Nr. t02,
MotbcritroBe, oils Scr mlltbmoblihc
M0rOcr S%6iSbcin'5 pcrDuittt NOR
Den. &n icincm 3immcr iunO Die
Eolijci Elm blutbeiIcdteS &leiOun8a-
itiiG, mcDrcrc blutigen SGBen mno
cine 9lrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Cpicr pun @nscrplpIiOmcu.

Mlboun y, 6. Illgnlt. -
Sn ocrn Gtoblilicncnt Ser rArto
Gas g." I'M norolihcn Stobttbcllc
uon Albonp, crei1nctcn iid) bcite
iriib mcbrera ~grploiionen, ourd)
meldc ser t6.iGbri9c Sobn Molone
aus 9lbonp llno @n. Sort, Elm 5ag'
lGbncr aus @ntcrplict, octootet mllrs
Sen. Sobn y. &nrriion aus Viil-
molfcc, SeihGit2iiibrcr Der Gom'
pu9nic, lit cbcusgciGbrli6 usrlebt,
Tas @eb0uoe mllrbe totol 5ertriinl-
merit uno etma 90 onbcrc @tbGlloe
in Der llmgebnng crlitten erbebliden
Sda0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
SnnfinGimcnt uno SclbItmurS.

" obtngton, 9. e., 6. Aug.
- Die nGrita Nationals 9onf" bon
@clc Blaine, Winn., mltrbe berte
nlrf @cicbI oc8 Gourant-G ontroleurS
gcid)IoIien, nnh0cm Notionalbonfs
grominotor 6rnnf 8. &id8 beribtet
bate, Oob oieicIbe iniolpcnt iei. s.
IS. 2lmo, i6r &rGIi0cnt, bat Sclblt-
moro bcAongcn unO George &. Bal
lit 5lim Moiicfurator ernannt NOR
0cr. Nod) Ocn1 Icbtcn 2%IlSlpeiS am
IS. GplIi itellten iih sic Eoiiioa, 10
iuie sic Aftioo ser 9anf oli $780,
$40. Io3 Nftienfapital betrng
So, 200.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07

SolptItraBcn limo nit Saln1cn uno
6obncntltd) geihmiidt uno Sronspo-
rcntc troocn Yortrota oe@ Gr0iioen-
ten Nouicpclt, oeS aonigS Gbmorb,
Ocs gl0mirols Spcrrp mo 0eS jcBi
Qcn uuItraliidcn Frcmicr9 Cir Sol.
Is. gSarO. lleberoI bel Der Illus
ihnriidlng ser StroBen iino Ster-
ncn6unncr unO britiife SloGgen
nit ciuonocr peridlun9en. Gle Hez
0icrru1Q9qcbGuOe neroen in ~9lGn5en-
Dem SiAtcfictt in Sorm zines
ShloHtiAiifcS critroblen. Gie Pm
funit Der 6lottc miro Sonntog Mor-
0cll criportet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Nnrd) Die Gappcn acaanocm.

San SrnnciSco, Sal, g..
9lll1llit. - Ger @elomoflcr Sreoerid
Corr, melher in lebter ISOLDE @c.
id,Gite an Ser Tcm.Dorfer glftiell.
9orie mo in icincm bieligcn Bureau
sum 9(bihluB brnd)te, miro olf Die
Anidruloigun9 Ser llnterihlo9ung
periolgt. Gin Reimbursement lit &c.
Gcorn i'm crgongen, uno Oem Eoli-
5eitci 9iggp lit mitNetbeilt uorben
Corr babe gclteru Nahnlittaa oui
Cii,cn nod Cos AngclcS abgebcnoen
3ll1e 0ie Staot perloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
los Suhrc alt.

Wt ilmaufce, Misc., 6. Nlu1ltlt.
- 0ie 1ltcitc Y2rion in Milmulltcc,
Irull Gbriition 2oit, lit i'm Nltcr Don
1OS Sobrch / Monat uno % IaAcn
ms ,\cnicitS obbcrl,ien morocn. &br
Gnoc mar cin i1ndIcS lpto ldnitc@.
9tod) menige Stun0Hn Dor ibrcnl
Sooc ho,tirtc tie III ibrem 3ln1nter.
oc9 NnuicS, OaS liz 0all5 alletn be
mobntr, bcrllm. Sin Sdla9uniall,
notwithstanding eilte SOlge Der groBcn
NiBc III oen lebten Saaen, mad)te
ibrcm 2tbcn ein gnbc. Seit 30 Sab
rem bat 0ie @rcilin feline ur5tlthc
Niilic Ncbrnlht, ba lie nicmnIa III
OicIcr lon1en 3eit errlItlid trnni
mar. Gic 3obl Der Nbtomnllinge
Ser TSrol Gbriitiono can (ainoer,
Gnfcl nmo llrcnfcO bcIGltit lid an
ii6cr bumocrt. Gic 0nbingclhieocne
crirclltc iid) bis an ibr ScbenS5l0c
GROCER M~iiitiAteit uto ScbcnStroft.
Sic mar ilber lcd)S Sub groB ulo
ihluuf 0cGout. Srou Can lmiroe
am 6. ,<uni 1900 III @omnoper,
0eutidlono, 0eboren uno fam nit
ibrtm @uttcn lnlh ibren ainocrt Dor
ctrpa 30 %nbrcn llnd) Otilluoltee.
Shr Wonn itnrb Dor t6 &ahren i'm
Alter bon Sc Snbrcn; er mar Ied)s
Sabre iiinger ais ieine Srolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
&cin GomprumiR nit @alfcr.

Ncm BRITAIN Gonn., 6.
anuglllt. &eamte Der nSopingS-
Gouf bon Britain, sic BON
ibrcm %iriiDercn Sd)atmeiiter ". 4.
@olfer nm cine boIb, Miaion 0pl-
lars gebrad,t morocn lit, be5eid)ncn
eS ais nnpabr, onb &nlfcr iid erbo.
ten babe, I'M @cge cincs Gompro-
miiies an5ugcbcn, no elm Sbeil oeS
&aubes ucritcdt iei. Nlrd bat Der
ErGIioent Der Nanf, Sr. Gorbin, err
fldrt, CT meroc fcinerlei GompromiB
nit Walfer eingebcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-07
Wcnc @lnttbatcn Der Waari.S nbiancr.

81 Eoio Ser, 6. Alguit. -
y. NJ. Gillette bon Ser San Carlos,
rSnoiancr . HeIeruotion in ari5ona
mltroe bette brieiIid benod)ridtigt,
ouB Die Saoui . Sllbianer an "a.
Silli 10 Eerioncr, sic Mitalieocr
oreier Sanlilicn, nobe Dem 2alnpo.
,as : 9erNlpcrf, crmoroeten. Ter
Srici muroc uon u. :. McEbee, Sn-
perintenoenten bcs Eromontorios
Seramcrfs, 90 Meilen bon Monte-
srnla, Sonorn, geidrieben. aae
IiebSiidtcr ser @egcnb babcn iid)
slult 9cgcnieitigen Sblec bel Der
Yronrpntorin 8 8rltbe 5iliommen &C.
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