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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

1t has tried hard several times this
week to rain but failed.
Mrs. Webster Wilson of Buffalo is
here on q visit to her parents, Mr.. &
Mrs. Treat
H. D. Shaffer was shaking hands
with friends here this week and reports
a nice western trip.
John Chittenden reports having bet
ter corn on his farm on north edge OF
town than he ev4r had in Kansas.
Mrs Harvey Penney accompanied
her son Elwood to st Mary's where he
will attend the college there this year.
The fellows around town can hardly
realize that our Tom Ryan is to be mar
ried next week It leaves the field
open for George and Rich.
Mr.. & Mrs. Joe Schaefer went to
Atchison on Tuesday with their daugh-
ter Miss Mary who will enter the col
lege of the BenedIction Sisters,
on visit. and then goes south to look
up a new location. Our citizens re-
gret to see him leave our town.
A large assembly attended the Meth
odist church last Sunday showing that
a vacation had not caused them to lose
any interest in their church work.
A letter from our former citizen and
farmer, Arthur Wilde, tells that they
arrived safely at their new home in
New Mexico and like the country fine
Carter is kept busy pctting up hay
on the Normal campas, and has lots of
it put up. When done he will put in
another dirt dam on the creek near
the school.
The foot bridge at the Normal which
caved in some at the last flood is cor :
sidered by many as unsafe and should
be fixed by the Regents before an ac-
cident occurs to someone.
August being so hot and dry it made
city water for sprinkling under the me-
ter system come pretty high and many
of the pretty blue grass lawns in our
city suffered or water and look bad.
Elwood Mendenhal II of the Saline val
ley who has the contract to carry the
mail from PlainvilEe to the Saline has
been sick with typhoid fever and his
brother has had to run the mail route
The many friends of Harry Matthew
were glad to see lin back at the Nor
NAL this week. He went to the 18th
mus Of Panama, was taken sick, could
not stand the climate and had to re-
turn to the North.
We have an excellent building for
rent, suitable for four or six yourg
men to lodge or keep house and attend
Normal. Rent real cheap and good
location. First to come, first to get
it. See FREESE.
Sebastian Binder oven in Wheatland
township has added another improve
ment to his already comfortable home,
this time cozy kitchen and large
porch, George Drake, the careful car
penter, doing the work.
On Monday the County Commission
ers took ride in the country and in
spected a public road This was the
noted and long contested Saline river
bridge road on the south side and they
located it where THEY thought right
regardless of the kicking.
The new residence of Mr. Cave is
looming up on west Normal avenue.
Three stories, and a big basement, and
built as Normal boarding house it is
sure to be a success and good addition
to that part of town, and makes three
large students buildings in that neigh
bornood.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

And now Peary finds the north
pole after trying several years, the
news coming within a few days OF
the announcement of Dr. Cook. sc
now SURELY America must have the
honor with two of them finding it
But neither of them brought it back
to use as a fishing pole. or even for
a fourth of July celebration, so what
good is it to US.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11
Fine Treeo county Farm

North Half Section Twenty-one.. M
township Twelve, range Twenty three
close to Wakeeney, is for sale. fhis Is
part of an estate and must be disposed
of at once. 1t is an improved farm in
one of the kest locations in Western.
Kansas Look the farm over and If.
you want it write me at Atwood, Kan
saa FRED RosEnrsoN
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11
Operator Continental Or, amcry

The County is now advertising for
rock for the Rock pile in the Court
house yard for the entertainment Of
prisoners. Now let the Justices and
Police Judge make sentences Costs
& days on the Rock pile aud II
viii stop lots OF cussedness around the
town and county Fellows sitting o.
the pie ell day pounding rock Wit he
people going by and laughing wiil bc
apt to make manv ashamed.
1t is told that Judge Rrppertha .
Court will give whiskcy sellers and nsh-
er small crime prisoners thtt 'ose in-
stead of animmediate parole.
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Alfalfa fields are looking fine and
make another good crop this fall.
Judd Bell and wife left Sunday ev-
ening on visit to friends in Colorado
Rain having tailed to come the street
sprinkler was brought out again this
week.
Another new house is being built on
west Broadway avenue in southwest
part of town.
Will HolIenbeck took in the Wilson
fair last Saturday and spent Sunday
visiting down East.
Misses Lizzie Troth and Sadie Bull
lock enjoyed visit in Salina this week
and saw the big circus.
Mr.. & Mrs. Stanton Freshour of the
Smokey hill country spent this week
visiting friends in Salina.
Horace Higgins lays on our exhibit
tion table some fine corn raised on his
farm on the Smokey Hill fats.
Mrs. Lily johnson has returned to
her farm rancho in Wallace county af-
ter visit with her friends here.
Rooms and House to Re1f.
Several rooms in middle of town, also
small house close in. to rent.
See MRS. VIM. RYAN or FREEsE.
The Vermond Millinery store was
crowded with ladies at the opening on
Friday and Saturday last to see the
new styles in ladies hats
Lots of students for our state Nor
NAL school and for the Catholic college
came in and found good boarding places
around town in abundance.
1t was surely a surprise to their ma
ny friends to hear Of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and how slyly it
been kept a secret so long.
The Commissioners met on Tuesday
nd transacted some business need
ing attention and then adjourned to
the October meeting.
w. A. Smith of east Normal avenue
has gone on a visit to friends in New
York state, will see the Hudson river
celebration and then bring his sister
home with him.
It is with regret that we report the
very serious illness of our old citizen,
Watson Zeigler. A paroletic stroke
left him helpless Saturday evening but
he has rallied some and became con-
cious and recognized his relatives.
DR.. ]. D. Springston, state Sunday
School missionary for the Baptists of
the state of Kansas, held an Interesting
conference at the Baptist church on
Tuesday evening. A goodly number
were present considering the cloudy
weather.
The new. of the coming marriage Of
Tom Ryan to a Salina lady was as
much a surprise as that of George
Philip, and all the week he has been
receiving the heartiest congratulations
of his many friends who wish him all
manner of JOY in his Colorado home
This is the first year under the new
city law and the voters must not forget
to register, 1t has to be done in all
the cities of the 1st and End class in
Kansas or the voter cannot vote. 1t
will only take few moments of your
time and you owe it to The comm, nifty
to help push our city to the front In
the past few have voted at our city
elections, you may not this year, but
all should be prepared in case you hap
pened to want to vote election day
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

People will regret to hear that the
Air Dome is to close for want OF
room to exhibit in. The G. A II
ha'n costs too much for an every
night exhibit, at the ten cent pr1ce
End no other room can be secured
in our town The about 2OO patrons
who go every night viii miss ths
pictures as well as the educatloha
noints of the show, for while many
of the scenes are laughable, yet the
most of them are historical and
don't cost much for an hours amuse
ment. Be sure and see it the even
ings while it remains here.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11
Baptist Church.
A. e. GOODMAN. IA.

A. e. GOODMAN. Casto-
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
HOO a. m. Preaching. Subject:
THAT worthy Name
800 p. m. Preaching. Subject: The
influence of Doctrine on Morals
Prayer meeting on Wednesday at
8 pm. All cordially invited to all the
services.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

CIaud LINDSEY had his household fur
niture insured with Miller Brothers.
The fire came ard DAMAGED these goods
and the company settled the loss TO
the entire satisfaction of Mr.. Lindsay
See Miller Bros. and secure the same
kind of Insurance.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11
Lutheran Church.

c. F. WEST. Pastor
1890 a. m. Sunday School.
100 a. m Public Worship.
700 D. m. C. f. Society.
SEQ Public Worship ''The Be st
Philosophy
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 80 pm
You are cordially invited to these ser
wees.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

This office had the pleasure this
week of getting out the new nrogran
books for the ladies of the SATURDAY.
Afternoon Club. which shows thev
propose to have interesting sessions
this winter. the first meetinp helms
next Saturday. 18, at Mrs Fields.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11
presbYferfan ohurch.

C. R. LoNGBRAKE, Pastor
1000 a. m. Sunday School
HOO a. N. Public Worship. Tbs me:
Good Citszens of the Kingdom .
7:30 p. m. c. E Service.
500 o. m. Public Worship. Theme:
Cod.
500 p m. Wed Prayer Meeting.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11
Sunday Dinners.

Miss Rowlison, at her Club dining
hall near the Presbvte church, will
to all who want them by phoning her
No. 1876. by Saturday evenings
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

Don't fail to read the commission.
ers' proceedings which shows the
tax levies made for the coming yeaI
in the townships. city and school dis.
tricts in this county The rest of il
is crowded out until next week wher
it will appear. Advertisers are sc
kind to us we cannot get in all they
want or that we would like to each
week. and don't fancy supplements
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11
FREESE

FREESE
Iron ladder fire escapes were plac.
ed on the mill this week. which viii
he a great help in case of fire both
in getting out of the mill as well as
climbing up to the upper stories to
carry the hose up. which has ALWAYS
been the drawback in the previous
mill fires
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11
BUYS GREHM.

Having taken charge of the Continen-
tai Creamery Receiving Station oppo-
site the Philip Hardware store I viii
pay the highest market price and teet
the cream there according to the new
law and pay the cash. l solicit Il
trial and share of your patronage
Henry Reemsnyder.
Onerator Continental Or. amcrY
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

The position Of Census Supervisor
for this 9th district, j. C. Newell of
Norton getting the appointment on the
recommendation of Curtis & Reeder.
The new law requires that the town
ship enumeratOrs shall be appointed
after competitive examination which
takes the 10000 appointments out of
politics, as in the past.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

One three room house.
Two four room houses.
Two five room houses. See
Phone AZ MILLER Bros.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

Normal students should remember
that the Rowlison Normal boarding
is noted for it's homeliIe good meals,
and the price no more than necessary
to provide the meals furnished, while
the location in the centre of town for
those rooming east Of Fort street sure
ly makes 1t worth so cents more for
all the three meals day for the seven
days of week than walk to the out
skirts of town. Time and shoe leather
are worth something.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11
The three Hays schools commenced
m Tuesday with good attendance.

The three Hays schools commenced
on Tuesday with good attendance.
Nick Heronomv has sold his residence
to Mr.. Kluck, the new butcher.
Sam Hutzel of Wakeenev wss trans
acting business in our city Friday.
Oshant has traded some land to Be
fort of Munjor for his stock of goods.
A bahv girl has come TO gladden. the
home Of John Hustled on Juniata st.
Charlie Riedel has bought the Rich
ard Drees farm in the west part of
our city.
Miss Mamie Orndolf of Lindsborp,
sister Of Mrs. A. N. Smith, is here
on visit.
Prof. Kent shipped his household
goods this week to his new home in far
off New Hampshire.
z. Fl. Hartman, the railroad king
aHd president of TIE Union Pacific raii-
road died at his home in New York
city on Thursday.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-09-11

Miller & Brother have been selling
lots of town lots. John O'Laughlin
buying three lots on Second street Of
Mrs. Ryan.
Charlie Karlin of Catbarine bought
three lots in block IS of Annie F'roe-
lick.
Joseph Crawford bought lot 10 block
5 in the Joe Wilson addition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
Infer Gnrntcl gcltcQt.

Sartioro, Conn, 4. Atop. --
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CT oic S1rirnthsliccn5 crlon9te. oos
9iltcr Der grciicn 9ralt oui 81 Sabre
ongub.
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Srcigciprod)rm.

ct. Ennl, Minn., 4. Nouelnbrr.
-- 6rnu Minno grbognit, weldlc bier
il'tcr Der 9Infloge Dor @ericbt ltonh,
ibren Soften 2oliS glrbo0olt, cincll
rCihcn 0lcb0cr m0 6Ieiifb1n6lcr.
mi lctten Dioi crluorOct 81 bobcn,
rnroc belttc irciNcipro6cn.
2lrbogoit lp,roe iriih 0lorgena i'm
9ett erntoroet Ter .i0rbcr i1lu1
ibm nit elmer 2lrt oerl Sh1oel Elm,
ibiittcte @oloin iibcr bos Yett lu6
5iiloctc onlclbc on. ,Srnu slrbooolt
erlitt idlpcrc 8ronoluilnoen 6eiri
2oi6en ocs 15cltcrs. 5bre 1ltcIlc
5o6ter Gouiic, lpclAe oleidBcitig
init Der ,Sruli ocs Diorbes ongefloci
murbc. ioII IN scr n0d)iten g8odje
projcliirt luerocn.
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ISrcdlcr Manb nni cincm Nampicr.

9tcm Dorf. /. 9iopcnlbcr. -
Gicbr iudltcn uor 3luci Gugcn bcl
Gontpicr .YriB &oohinl" Don Der
&oniburg 9tmcrifo Giltic nn icincr
bcii1cn @critc bcinL iprcu0ten Die
Spin0c I'M gurcnl OeS 3nblmciltcrS
mo roubtcn $1,000 III @oIO Ter
9iou6 murOc crit bciltc betonnt &c.
Gcbcn. Gic YoIi5ri bot nod feline
Spur pon 0cn Sbutcrn. Iiciclbcn
rerrihtcten i6r @erf, pGbrcuo id,
iitcr 100 Siii5icrc mo Scclcute al
&oro bcfon0cn unO mGbreno Gin bal
res Gubcn6 Ecrloncn imncrbol6 50
SuB BON Dem Nlrcou ihIicicn. Ia9
@olb iuor al cine 9nnf III SomuifN
cDliiAnirt.
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Eruiac &rigBt's Hittcbr.

9tcw Dorf, 4, 9iopcmber. -
Ger 9luiotiter Cruille Nrigbt FAM
bcutc mad mcbrm6digem 9lufentbnIt
i'll IeutidlanO nit ieiner S6lpcItcr,
1rl. autbcrinr Nrigbt. pieoer bier
al lmo uurOc bel Der Gambling BON
irincm 9ruOrr g4iIbur uno perid1ic.
Oencn 6reulhcn enlpiongen. Gr 0il'
bcrtc iid icbr beiricoigt ilber icine
Grlcbniiic III GeutidIano mo fonntc
bcn Ocutihcn arOnprin5eit nISSporta.
nnlrn unb na9emcilten gllten aerl
nidt bcd) Ncltt1 loben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
Ter .rinsclncMGnbrr" iuicocr cinmal

Wrccn 0op A'iS, /. Nobcnt,
Der. - Sin cin5cIner 9lGuber iiberficl
bier Den S6iilfsfoiiircr Der SormprS'
Grhnn0c 9ont 2lrtbur Z. Chateau,
mcldcr lid sur 3eit oIlein in ben
MGulirlihfciten Der Bonf beiuno, uno
cntfum nit cilcr Neute bon $1,000.
g(rH oic 9ind)ridji. 0nb mon 5ipci
2eutc III DIR Nlidturg aui Wiallito'
moc bot bopon fobren iebelL boben
oie EoI}cibcb0roeu iid) oil Die Ser.
fOlamlG Gelnoht. itoeln man an.
nimmt, boB Der Rduber nod einen
Wiitihuloi9en grbabt bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
Irr YiirDcrfrieg in nicaragua.

Ncip Orleans, 1. Nooenber.
Nr. 9lltiDaL Der biciise BcncruI
ApuiuI Nicordglo's. III bird cine
u9nt Trdiocnten 3clnpo itlitrr5cif
reic aabrIOcpcAc bcllndridjtiBi nor
bcll bob Dir Fcsieriiiigstrlpprn
ilren OloriA olrh Faio oe Ia 5os,
nnbr 81 Chile, cr5iuilllgeH boben lno
irBt gc8rlt 9inno. Die bultptidhid,e
Sperntionsbuiia Der Jicuolilticniitclt
purrilder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
Sine SpaSicriabrt in Wiiiiiiiippi.

Sbubuto. Dlili,, 4. 9toucnbcr.
- 3pci tSrcmOc, ucldc 0ic Namcn
Steiner ltno Ebelps angebclL iino,
I'm Iic gegen cin &pn6geridjt 5r
itbiitelL nnh Mcrioian ms (5ciGng.
nib 9c'hift porbca, uno ole Eoli5ci
tcnlii6t lid jcbt, cine 5u SiIos, 9llu.
ciH1etretcnc blltti9e lrogooie oilf5its
fl1rcn. W Wt Goggett wuroe bort
ernoroct 9reotS aroger mabrihein.
Id ioOtlih peripuroct iinb iein gril.
Ger 9ro arogcr miBbonoelt, bis CT
tcmubtIcs liegcn blirb.
Iie @c6riloer aroger modten &C.
Itcrn nit &enner ilno YbeIps cine
sSobrt iiber Snnb mad, Siios. Tos
Nlfrlucrf fcbrte bcltte, nit Den Sc
briiocrn ihlimm pcrlpunort mo bcil
btiocn Iremoen ilnperlebt, bierDcr
3liriid. aenner uno GbeIp5 ipnrbcn
ptrboftet itadbcm lie lid) gOpeigcrt
Gattcn. irgeno meIfe Mitthcillngcn
iiber oic 8orodnge in Silos 5u ma.
den. eIIs Die 9tohriht onlongte, oob
GoJgett bort getobtet poroen ici, rot.
tcte iicb Elm Wob 5itinnlineil ollcin
ole 6rcllioen luiiroen rcdJtjeiiig in
Sidcrbcit gcbrod,t. Nan pcrntiltbct
fab iic init iGrcn geSIeiteri III Silns
III ci,en aumpi nit bortigen NclpoD'
rern geratbcn uaren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
&ein Sctiera,
Grr in Scnucr geiturbcuc EcitrridDcr
nidt Der Grpmprin5Cnm0rbcr.

9iur ocr il 9lmerlfa ucr0orbcnC lmo
gcitorbene SproBIin0 elmer 9loels-
iumilic. - IiebC crbelltcn $1,000
in @olo ouf bcnl NonbilrgCr
Compiler DErinj 5ouhin1. -
Sicb5igiGbrige munlatollc 5roli
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nicu. - Crpillc Mrigbt lpicbcr
5u &ouic. - 6rml 2lrbo9oit bon
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Ser 0itrcidiicbe &onili bobicr, Nr.
Gcrl YuuIS Don Nuroa, iogtc bcutc
bcSiiglih oca @eriid)ta, ooB Der lul-
trr oCnl ltomcn tSrouf @pdoii be-
tonntc Monn luelfcr nor ctliderl
Gogen III Gcnucr itnrb, i'll MirfIid)-
tcit Nroi 2ouis ppn &cticro, Der
rmtbmoBlidc Mor0cr oc$ arouprin-
sen pom Seitrcih, gciucicn iei:
Ger 0ionn, wcldcr in Genucr
IlGrb, muroc init SiiIic Don 9crtillon'
Niclillgen ais Elm porolirter StrGi'
ling aus 0cn Snn Gucntin 3ubt.
bouIc i0eutiiijirt lpcId)cr 1u1ter bcnl
lomen 9. M. bon 8ctjcrn Don Sof-
lnuO ols uc1cn Cin6rllA5 ms 3udt.
boua Acididt iuoroCu NOR, IS lit
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Ct nic6t Don foni1lidcr 2lbflunit mar,
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mnnn. Nod iciner Gntloiitng aus
rem 3u6tboliiC lob id ibn, ais CT inl
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ncrbrcdcriihcn Garriere bier 5ll
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-05
G.tra Dtuiornhr.
Sentral
SaDings 9 IT t
ppn Baltimore,
Siiopit-Gfc upn
Charles nno Scrinatpn Strasc.

Natt more. g. Tnnembcr 1909
Sn cincr hcutc aebaltcncn SitnnQ ocs 81
rctinrimms luuroe bcftblDiien cine Grra Siui
ocuee sur 9iatc uun Der Sdlitc cines Gro5euts
pro 3Gbr fir hu5 nit oenl 81 SC5embcr 1909
AZ 6noc gcbenoc >,a6r du uue monatlidbcG
VilanScn Der AZ 3nfcn bcrcdtiqteu Cont III &C.
mdbrcr bic an iencm 0utrm often iub.
Hiee 9rtru. 2ipioenoc u bon 10 uno oic
iibrIibcu 3nfcn t3h%), cincH 5oHlbeirng
nach Dem 3. Sanuur 1910 IN bic Niihcr ocr
9epuiitnrcn cingetrneen. uno tpenn nidbi ae5n'
aer 8nr &crSniunq bonn 1, Sonudr 1910 be-
rccbtiai iein.
siaot5 unb etaotcucrn bon Der Nunt nc.
5u1t
Neppiitcn tdQIdj bon 10 &orm. bis Sadbnl.
c0cQen gcnrmnlen; an Sdmiin1cn oon lO
Born. biz S gtboS
Rp6ert u. gSarina, Fr1l.
gSiltDu Suomoeu TtccsFrul.
Sbunias g. Yutts, Sddbll.
(9,ph5, 5,Sr&Si-S1rth)
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(siniicclcr's (Snoc.

SuDunnob. @o., 4. 9touenber.
~ 9lui cincm Stllblc IN Ielner sSoh'
laln1 niht lucit bon bler iprroe Fe'
ttr Is. YciIt olS 2eihc olliSeiitnoen.
luelhcr ieit ciniger 3eit als ginIieo'
Ter gcIcbt bate. Seinc cilljiaen 8c.
i0brten porcn puei Sullooggen, wel'
den ocn GoIi5iiten Die 3dbne jeigten.
Ghcnbnr filrj Dor icinem looe bate
SeiIt iciu 5cituuent pcrfuBt III mel
diem cr iein betr1dtliheo 0ernlogcn
ltincm Sohnc iuclhcr Die Shulc III
Shoron, 90. beilId)t. uno I'M Salle
leS 9lblebcn9 oeaGrben Scnrp Greper
III Yruoflpn, a. y, uermoht. Seiit's
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Baltimore, VIA. Tretag, Nouembr 1909,
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