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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15

One of the most radical changes In
railroad time tables ever made by the
o. r. & n. goes into effect tonight
at midnight The time for the ar
rival and departure of every main
line train, with one exception, is
changed by the new schedule and
those who travel will be compelled to
adjust themselves accordingly. The
one exception is train No. 5. This re-
mains unchanged,
Not only is the time for the differ
ent trains changed but some are
abolished and the number of others
are changed. The Pendleton- Port
land locals have been taken off the
runs and the trains which will run
on approximately the same time as
have trains No. 1 and 2, will hereaf-
ter be known as and 8.
According to the above schedule,
the early morning eastbound train,
which has been coming through PEN
dleton at 2:55 has been moved ahead
S5 minutes, thus cutting off that
much more sleep from the Pendleton-
ian who desires to spend the day fish
ing or in the cool shade of the pines
at Meacham or Kamela This train
will be known as the Eastern Express
Train No. s, which takes the place
of No. will arrive at b:I5 and will
be known as the Chicago special. This
will be through train in every sense
of the word. 1t will carry no express
and will only make four stops between
this city and Portland 1t will stop at
Umatilla to change engines, at Arling-
gton TO take water and at The Dalles
and Hood River.
No. T. taking the place of No. l
will arrive at 1915 in the afternoon
instead of 1925 as at present and
will be governed by the same regula-
tions as Train No. s. 1t will be known
as the Portland Special.
In place of the local train to and
from Portland there will be trains IL
and 12, known as the Pacific Ex-
press and the Atlantic Express respec-
lively. The first will leave Pendleton
for Portland at $50 a. M. instead of
o'clock as at present, while the
latter will ~ rive at 5, instead of 4:30.
Train No. 8, known as the Oregon
express will continue to arrive at 11:05
as at present.
Trains and and II an 12 will
handle the local travel along the inc,
being subject to tagging at all sta
tions.
The trains on the Spokane branch
are not affected the changes but the
Pilot Rock train will leave at o'clock
instead Of S:45 as at present and re-
turning will arrive at S:15 instead Of
800.
One Of the interesting features in
connection with the change Is the fact
that at 1901 o'cock tonight the sta
ton of Fosters becomes Sranfield, on
the railroad map.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
RENOUNCES
HOME FOR HALF-BREED

San Francisco.-A romance of the
South Seas, involving the sacrifice of
his citizenship by A. j. Stevens, of
San Diego, was told today by arriv-
ais from Tahiti on the steamer Mari
posa. Stevens, who was a passenger
on the outwardbound trip of that
steamer, visited the home of Chief
Salmon, near the town of Papette,
where he met Miss Julie Drollet, who
is half French and half native.
They became engaged, but could
not get married, as the law requires
residence of six months on the part
of a foreigner desiring to wed ma
tive-born woman. stevens decided to
remain on the island, and before the
Mariposa sailed returning he had ap-
piled for the necessary papers, so the
marriage can take place in Septem-
bcr.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
BRIDEGROOM OF WEEK
DIES FROM ACCIDENT

Oakland, May 15.-George Turner,
a bridegroom of week, is dead to-
day because he disregarded the sur
geon's orders and moved on the op-
Grating table at the local hospital.
He turned upon his left side and
drove the jagged end of broken
rib into his heart. His death was in
stantaneous. He secured a job yes
terday as teamster, and on his first
trip was crushed between his wagon
and a htching post and several ribs
were broken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
LOCAL
TELEPHONE SERVICE

A striking illustration of the growth
and prosperity Of Pendleton is to be
found in the announcement Of Man
ager /. C. Mcclellan of the telephone
company that rs new phones have
been put in during the past two
months. Furthermore he declares the
orders ahead indicate that the phe-
nomenal growth is to continue for
several days to come,
This increase In the number Of
phones has lead to much confusion
for the telephone employees and pat
rons alike, but Manager McClelland
asks the public to be patient with
him for another month as he thinks
by that time that things will once
more be Strengthened out and adjust
ed to some extent. Perfect telephone
service cannot be given however, un-
til come changes and additions are
made to the equipment
The increase in the number of
phones has made it necessary for the
manager to order all party lines fill
ed up to capacity. Heretofore the
extra wires available have made it
possible to have only two or three
patrons on four party line. When
the large number of calls for addi-
tional phones came in it became ne
nessary to fill up all party lines and
this has necessitated the changing of
numbers.
By the middle of next month all
the changes will have been made,
whereupon a new directory, contain
ing the permanent numbers of all
present patrons WILL be issued.
Manager Mcclellan is authority for
the statement that the number of
telephone subscribers is greater than
ever before. He also says the income
from tolls on long distance calls is
nearly twice as great as at any time
in the past.
More operators are really needed
but lack of facilities on the switch
board makes this impossible. The
head managers have promised to send
men and equipment here as soon as
possible and when they arrive the
board will be enlarged and other
equipment for the plant outside of the
office is also to be added before win
ter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15

Chicago, May 15.-Orders received
during the past week by railroad sup
ply and equipment companies give
evidence that the railroad interests
are confident of an early return to
normal business conditions. Many
millions Of dollars worth of cars
have been ordered.
The Western Pacific company, the
latest Gould system, asked for bids
on fifteen hunred freight cars for
their western territory.
The Santa Fe has rush orders for
five hundred furniture and automo-
bile cars
The Pacific Fruit Express ordered
fifteen hundred refrigerator cars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15

Washington, May 15.-Senator
Gore, the blind statesman from Ok
lahoma, today introduced a resolu-
ton in the senate declaring that its
asserted and admitted that current
prices in the United States are unrea-
sonable and exorbitant, and that the
persons guilty should be charged with
the responsibility. The resolution
provides that the finance committee
investigate and report on the whole
sale and retail prices of foreign made
goods. Hale of Main said the meas
ure did not confer power on the COM
mittee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
COMMERCE. COMMISSION
HEAR NORTHWEST SHIPPERS

Washington, May 15.-Portland,
Seattle and Spokane shippers win be
given a hearing before the interstate
commerce commission June 9, when
the question of enforcement of the
Spokane rate decision affecting the
Hartman lines will be considered.
The Spokane decision as affecting
other roads becomes operative June
/, but the commission has granted a
temporary postponement. 1t appears
to be certain that today's confer
ence win result in revolutionizing
freight rates throughout the inter-
mountain country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
EUGENE WINS THE
TR|-STATE MEET
TAKES MORE THAN IDAHO
AND WASHINGTON COMBINED
OrcgOn's Winning of More Than Half
of Total Points of Meet is Uncx-
pected-ldaho gets 33 and Wash
ington University 26 Pomts-Fresh-
man Davis Breaks University Record
I'm the Half-Kelly's Time Equallcd.

Eugene. Ore, May 15.-Oregon won
the annual triangular meet here yes
terday by taking over half of the
points of the entire meet, making 60
to SS for Idaho, and 26 for Wash
ington.
Oregon's strength was entirely un-
expected. The most sensational event
was the splendid headvork and en-
durance of Edwin Davis, the freshman
from Lincoln high school of Portland
who defeated Vernon and Severyn in
the half mile in 2:02, 1-5 second faster
than the former University of Ore
gon record
one of the prettiest and closest
races was the hundred in which Hus-
ton defeated Montgomery, the much
touted idaho sprinter, in 4-5 seconds
even after Montgomery had beaten
the gun. This will equal the varsity
record of Dan Kelly Every man en-
tered by oregon took one or mere
places, Huston leading with IL points.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
DOMESTIC SCIENCE MEAL
WINS $1,000 EXHIBIT

Olympia, May 15.-One large, sat
isfying square meal, cooked by the
girls of the Olympia high school,
daintily served, won the state COM
mission for the exposition TO the
cause of domestic science, and the
commission today appropriated four
thousand dollars for a domestic sci
ence and manual training exhibit at
the fair. The Olympia high school
pupils Will be the principal exhibit
orS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
Inquest for Williamsons.

Boylesville, Ind, May 15,-An in
quest is being held today over the
remains of Henry Williamsons, his
wife and two children, whom he mur-
dered before committing suicide. The
principal witness was Mary Boswell,
a neighbor's daughter, who was sleep
ing with the Williamson children
when the tragedy occurred.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
DEATH is RUMORED
DAY BEFORE TT OCCURS

Salinas, Calf, May 15.-The death
of Percy Morse, son of C. c. Morse.
the seed magnate, killed yesterday
afternoon in an automobile accident,
was rumored here "a hours before il
actually occurred. Thursday the ru-
NOR spread that Morse was killed in
an automobile accident yesterday
morning and he created surprise by
appearing in the town in an automo-
bile. After spending the day here he
started for home yesterday afternoon.
About Is miles out the machine over
turned. He was fatally crushed and
died in the hospital.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
johnson Attacks Tariff.

Washington, May 15.-Resorting to
ridicule to carry his point, Senator
Johnson of Alabama, today attacked
the tariff bill in the senate. He said
that while teeth were admitted free
under the bill, there was a tax of five
cents pound ON ham and bacon and
other things to keep them busy. He
said the measure caTi.ed practically
the Dingley schedule.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
PARIS is ANXIOUS
OVER STRIKE OUTLOOK

Paris, May 15.-The entire city to-
day is awaiting anxiously the action
of the general federation which
threatened to call general strike in
sympathy with the dissatisfied post
men and telegraphers. Disturbances
continue today. Three hundred and
thirteen postmen We're dismissed to-
day for participation in the strike.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
Inquire Into Censns.

Washington, May 15.-If the inquis-
ition into the methods of census di-
rector North, being conducted by the
officials of the department of COM
merce and labor, results unfavorable
to North, the latter's friends are de-
termined to push the congressional in
quiry before the census bill passes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
TRYING TO LESSEN ACCIDENTS

New York, May 15.-The public
service commission has made very
drastic regulation to reduce the num-
ber of accidents by the trolley lines,
which killed 444 persons last year and
injured $4,000. 1t is thought to justi-
fy an expenditure of $25, 900 to pre-
vent accidents, and all the car lines
in the city have been ordered to put
tenders on the cars. They have to
submit drawings and specifications to-
day and complete the work August l,
wheel guards are also ordered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
WALLOWA RIOTERS WILL
BE BROUGHT BACK

Salem, Ore, May 15.--Governor
Benson today issued a requisition up
on the governor of Montana for the
return to Wallowa county of Tom
Tucker charged Jointly with Ben
Tucker, George Tucker and two other
men with riot committed two years
ago
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
NEW MAIN LINE
TRAIN SCHEDULE.

Bastbound, No. 6, arrives
2:20 a. m, Eastern Express.
Eastbound, No. s, arrives Sis
p. m, Chicago Special.
Eastbound. No. 12, arrives 8
p. m, Atlantic Express.
Wostbound, No. 8, arrives
11:05 p. m, oregon Express.
Westbound, No. 7, arrives
12:15 p. m, Portland Special
from Chicago.
Westbound, No. II, arrives
$3.50 a. m, Pacific Express.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
TRAIN WRECKED,
INJUR|NG MANY

Kansas City, Mo. May 15.-The
Missouri state express on the Chicago
and Alton road, south bound, was
wrecked mile east of Odessa this
morning and thirty injured. four ia
tally. Relief trains are being rushed
to the scene.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15

Nairobi. May 15.-Preparations are
being made today at the Mcmillan
ranch for the biggest loin hunt since
that given for Winston Churchill a
few years ago. No one hunted yes
terday. Roosevelt will start on his
first extensive drive Monday,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
Finish Tariff Aug. 1.

Washington, May 15.-Senators
Hale, Guggenheim and Scott made the
unanimous assertion today after their
visit to the White House that con-
gress would not finish the tariff bill
before August. and that President
Taft was planning to go west after
August 1st.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15

HIGH PRICES
Gore Thinks Some One Guilty
Of Putting Up Prices in the
United States.
WOULD MAKE CHARGES
AGAINST THESE PERSONS

Blind Senator from Oklahoma Intro
duces Resolution in Senate Asking
for Investigation OF Prices-Says
They Are Exorbitant-Thinks Gull
ty Persons Should Be Charged With
Their Responsibility-Wants to
to Compare Wholesale and Retail
Prices With Foreign Countries.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
CHANGES IN
TIME TABLE
With One Exception the Tine
of Every Train on the O. R.
& N. is Changed.
NEW SCHEDULE WILL GO
INTO EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT

Time Cards OF All the Main Line
Trains Are Changed-The Single
Exception Is Train No. 5-Will Be
One of Most Radical Changes Ever
Made on o, X. & N.-Some of the
Old Trains Are Abolished and
Numbers Are CONGRATULATIONS
Portland Locals Have Been Taken
OFF.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
Rninlcr Womnn Snicides,

Rainier, Wash, May 15.-Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Kerrigan suicided by hang
ing herself in wood shed last night
The cause was dependency. Kerri-
gan is one of the best known farmers
in this vicinity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
CAR LEAVES
FOR SEATTLE AT fP. NJ.

Walla Walla. May 15.-The path
finder car is delayed here for repairs.
1t leaves at o'clock this afternoon
on the next leg for Seattle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
TRIES TO SHOOT CHICKEN
AND KILLS HIMSELF.

Santa Rosa, Calf. May IS
Charles Cassini, a rancher, is
dead today as the result of a
peculiar accident. Cassini took
a shot gun to kill a chicken and
was found later lying in the
yard with the top Jf his head
blown off. 1t is supposed that
he stumbled and that the gun
was discharged accidentally.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
RAILROADS
HAVE FAITH
Presume Returning Prosperity
by Millions Spent in New
Equipment,
TWO WESTERN ROADS ORDER
THREE THOUSAND NEW CARS

Many Large Orders Placed With Chi
cago Supply Houses During the
Past Week-Will Total Millions of
Dollars--GOuld System Wants 1900
New Cars for Its Western Territory
Santa Fe and Pacific Fruit Express
Company Each Want 1900 Cars
Latter Order Is For Fruit Cars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15

J. D. Matheson. o. r. & n. train
master, came over from La Grande
on the noon train, and is looking af-
ter business in connection with his
department of the road.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15

I. L. Jones, a member of the local
colony of woolbuyers, left on the
morning train for Shaniko.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
MILWAUKEE STREET
CAR HELD UP.

Milwaukee, Wis, May ia
masked robber held up the
street car here early today, shot
} and wounded the conductor,
robbed him of thirty-five dol
} lars and escaped. The holdup
occurred at the end of the
Fond Du Lac line.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-15
SENATE NOT
FOR PEOPLE
Portland Man Says Senate
Committee is Not in Favor
Of Conservation.
j. n. TEAL TALKS BEFORE
CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION

Says That Legislative Committee Of
National Senate Is ThrOttling All
Legislation I'm Interest Of Conserva-
ton Movement-Calls the Senate
Committee Grim Joke--Says Rep
resentatiyes at Washington Are Not
Doing Their Duty Towards the Peo-
pie That They Represent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
Ser Urofpater idlrei6t:

"asoeen oieie Seilen oas Mittel
iein, einent 8ranfen Soifnung uno
Mutb ein5ufI0Ben." 60 beginrlt elm
Brief, pelhen Serr Sr. @ueller BON
Sonia, Did, ibreibt. 8eiter ioat
er: sd femme iest Sorni's 4lpen.
frduter felt fiinf5ebn ooer ied5ebn
Sabren itn6 fann bie 8abrbeit bon
Dem, mos ih iase, belpeiien. Sn I'M.
ierer Hadbarihaft eibt's biele ga.
milien, meld,e beit1nbig Ser Siilfa
zines Gr3tes beoiirfen. a(ui mein
anratben ge6raudten iie Den 9lIpen-
frauter unb ieit6em bot man feinen
arat mebr n0tis in bieien SamiIien.
gr bat mid bon &beumotismus, uno
meme Srau bon 9rujtfea gnt3iin.
oung gebeiIt. @ir gins es 10 idIe6t,
baB ih mid obne Siilfe nift onflei-
Den fonnte. Bel mir su Sduie itebt
cine Slaide aIpenfrGuter in meinem
S6laf3intmer SIT ieoer Seit bereit fir
einen @otbfall. @enn uniere fleinen
@nfelfinoer iiber irgerto ettpas flagen,
eeben mir linen elm lpenig alpen.
frGiiter unb Ser bilft. Gle Meoisin
lit 10 miloe nno angenebm su neb.
men, DAB Die @leinen Tie pirfIid Iieb
getponnen Daben. Sic reeuliert oen
Stnblgang nnb furirt audi Grfdl.
tungen.
Sh BIN elm alter Wonn uno gldl.
be Der @eni6beit einen @efallen 5it
tbiin, ipenn i6 bieie Meoiain erIs
pfeble."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16

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tern cines brennenben SuuIcs lteben,
lab, ipie Die Slammen ibr @emunb crs
faBten. unD bDrte Damn lire Stimmc
ipie lie i'm rief: r6elie mir. Srans
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gintpirtlns beS erre9cnben Sraume
bilbeS Itiir5t CT gum Snn Iartinos
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lpeden nnb beihipprt Den Sffi3ier:
Sic lebt nod. tic nuB eerettet lperz
Oert." Stotterno u1b in b0fiter Grz
regrutg er5dblt er ieineu Sraltnr. ~Sie
muB unter ben Sriimmern iein, ih bin
iider. 8o3u bdtte lie mid Ionit ges
rnfen. Bel Der 2iebe gu ibrcr eiges
men 8rart beIdipDre i6 gle, belfen
Siel" ltnb bon G%ntfrGftung ges
ihiuddt, brid5t Srancesco Dor DEM
Cffi5ier 5uIdnm1en. Der 2eutnnnt,
bon @itleib bcpc9t, 9ibt Ben
Bitten naf. Cine Sicrtelitunbe
ipdttr eilt SranceSco nit einer
Eruppe &anlcruoen 5ur Sriinmers
ltdtte.
8or bem cingcitiirstcn Sduie bleibt
Sranccsep Itehcn uub nod cinnul erz
bebt CT feline Stimme: 0feniheau, Del
l~uiercr 2iebe beihip0rc ih Sid, anti
lportc miri" NuS Den 5riinntcru err
t6nt iest cine ldlpuhe Stimmc; pcuts
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lebe, rettet MIDI" @ah iieheultiiuz
bigger arbeit, am nGditen Mtorgcn. bat
mar WeniheHa Spdouro aus i6rem
0rn6e befreit. Sic mar friid, tinb
roii9, als febrte lie bon eincm Spdz
3ier9at9 5uriid; mn cine flcinc Ser
lpunbltng am SltB crinnerte an bas
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grne. Sic erinncrte lid nod genall
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blidc oes GntfeBens. Sunn bate lie
bas @~cipuStiein ber(oren uno erIt Dor
nenigen Stlfnben mar tic miebcr 81
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bon Selepntbie miro bon ben Ier3ter
9pnini unb Galigaris, Bic Die Wieberz
eriuedte in 8ebnnolu11g genommen ba>
ben, nit lebbuftem Snterclle perfolgt.
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bciben 2iebenocn on ibr fonmeuoes
Slid, unb auf Der Stdttc Des Spbes
idmieben Iie iest Hidne fiir lire 3uz
funft. AIS i6 Weiiina perlieb".
10 ihlicBt ScarfogIio icinen gerifrt.
Ylpor Sranceseo mutter unb eliidlitI
ltnD berictb NIT ieiucr pieoergelponnez
nen @ruut, pb es nift moelid iei. aus
Dem Huinenbnufen be5 Soiiies piels
lcitt boh nod cin3elne Glide ibrer
Notwithstanding 6u rctten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
Giner Mntter syrcnSe.

Sran 9l. @eideI aus gucIio, Ohio,
Dor ia, ihreibt am 16. DECEMBER
1908: n8or einiger Belt beitelIte ih
cine grobefiite 4lpentrduter. or bat
iiherlih Bel unierem fleinen Sobn
cine pnnoerbare 8er1noerung bers
poreebratt. IIs ih aiming Dem 4lei.
men 4lpenfrdiiter su geben, mar err
oollitdnoie bilflos. gr lit stpeiuno'
einbal6 Sabre aft, uno fonnte tpeoer
Die SiiBe nod feline linfe Sano ee.
brauden. Die Merste bebaupteten,
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ben. Sd CAB ibm fait Den gar5en
Snbalt Ser Trobefiite, uuo iest fam
er auf ieinen Siiben iteben, uno fdnst
on, 5u meiner eroBen Sreube, su laus
fen. Or fam ieet aud ieine linfe
Sanb fait ebenio gut pie Die redte
eebrau6en. gs lit fpunberbor, ipelf)e
@erGnoeruna Sbre Meoisin BEL ibm
berporsebraft bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16
Or. Deter fabrney s Sons Co., i2zllS So. 1eyne Av., Chicago, MI.

boots3eritGrer .Spiga" sic erite
&nnoe bon Der furdtbarcn &atnltrcpbc
Ill Weiiina mad Neapel brabte. ges
rietb Der Judge Soloat in Die boditc
@rregun9. am ndbiten Gage D CT
noh Si5iiien unteriue9s unO oier5i9
Stumben ipdter itanO or ppr DEM 6crs
ltorteu WcIlinn.
Sns SarS beo Sauptmnni5 III ser
Sie Scotto mar eingcitiir5t. Die De-
ipobner perl6iittet. aber Wcuifeaa
ipar perihmlllben unb niht ~auf5ufins
ben. limionlt irrte Ser 2iebeuSe
hurh sic Sriimmeritdttc. fragte unb
rici, feline Iutport. fem @inf, feline
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mcr bate cripedcu tpnncn. lluo bod)
flammerte SraueeSee lid On oas itarte
@eiiibl: ipenn lie bih pirflid liebt, 10
mub tic oaS Slrhtbnrc iiberlebt bas
ben. Sic NRbt binourh irrte er rurd)
Die Sriinmler, bis CT IdlteBlid 5uInms
mclbrdG, utter bem Srud leiucr
Seclenber5ipeiilnng, pie Gin Sinh 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-16

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