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Maggie Winder
Lowers Filly
Pacing Record
Rich TranSyIVania Purse for
2:I2 TrOtterS Is Easily Won
by PeniSa Maid
LSpeciol Dispotch 10 The Call

lSpeeiol Dispoich 10 The Cali
LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct The $1,000
Transylvania purse for 2:l2 trotters
that has furnished a good many SEN
sstional contests was easy picking to-
day for the Iowa mare Penisa Maid.
which spreadea gled her field from the
time the word for the first heat was
given until the necessary three miles
had been trotted. She did them in
2.0f1s 2.0T = 3:05 =. and with the eN-
cepuon OF a short distance in the nome
stretch at the finish OF the nrst neat
there never was a time when she was
The ; wear old pacing Futurity
attained z degree Of interest from the
fact that Maggie Winder. which won
IN hollow style. paced the third heat IN
90 5. lowering the record Tor 8 year
old fllieS quarter of. second, the
previous best performance also having
been made by her
The most important news Of the day
was that G. *. C. Billings had decided
70 have john Dickerson train ms two
niles. Lou Mckerron and Gertrude B,
which are sired by J. A Mckerron and
were out of the champion trotter Lou
Dillon. Summaries:
Purse s. COO tIe TranSylvsnia. Tor PIP trot-
Penisa Maid. D. M. by Pennaat. dam by
John Adams tShgftf .--.-...---- ---..-.1
Bob Douglass. Gr D. by Todd. dam by Cy
Na - =
Mario \. b. m hy Marengo King. dam by
teetef iireer>l = , :
Psderewski cn. =. by Censtantere dam
by Port Leonard Ross .-...--..-..5 ,
Inner Guard. p. 2 by Guardsman. dam by
Hsrkaway Murphy ..-....... ........5 6 4
Baron May. hy. b. by Baron Wilkes, dam
DRY Eiecti ionecr tSayles ..........-..-....6 >
Tme-2:04l,. 2:07A.. 2:05l2.
The Fuurifv. FOR year old PAGERS. So. 600:
Maggie Winder. D. Z. by Oratorio. dam by
Eva "a VINES. ,'''ts r.. r. by Gieneot wilkes.
Dim bY Sea Foam fAcilcnaldl , .
Ssnitola. D. T. hy 0ratoriO. dam by Sid
ner Dillon fNcAiahon4 .-.--------.2 3
Time-2-0T =. 2.09is. 2;o6ls.
Parse $1,000. 2:20 trotters:
MelTa ]. 70. m. by Peter the Great. dam
hr Arion fCoXl ..-. ......1 /
Silver Baron Or. b. by Baron Silver. dam
hy Bincen fGeersl ..-----.-2 =
Raggedy BIZ, b. 2. by San Msteo (stu-
aiti -.--s---.s. ----so > =
Bronson. b. 8. bv Bingen lTiterl .........5 s
Miss BARTON. b.. M. by Baritone tMc-
lleFittf -----------e )
Alice Gregory. b. m. hy Tommy McGregor
Auruet1 = . q
Miss Allie Wood, gr M. by Allie Wood
Time-2:12as. 2:l114. 2.12L-
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Louisville Races

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. In the second
race today the hackers Of LudhiaBa had a close
call for their money. the 6lly swerved when
nesr the finish. with the result that Hsnnan
on RoseburE lI. believing be going 10 he
pat over the fence. pulled up sharply and lost
r race which be had apparently won. Results:
First race Eve furlongs-Select straight
So. l5. won. Billy Bodemer. place $500 sec
ono Bsrncsdale. show $3.50. third. Time,
lf2 81
Second race, mile aud 90 yards-Ludhiana.
straight Sll won: Roseburg place Sl3 %. sec
ond; Lady Hin. show $500. third. Time,
1.e4 30
Third race. six furlongs-Lou Lanier. straight
$500. Won; Dominica, place Sl2.70 second
Hatchie Coon. show $3.50. third. Time IA %
Fourth race, six furlongs-TOm Holland
IRA ight sl6.2O. Won; Posing. place S1zSO. sec
end- Z 81 Fry. show S9-25. third. Time,
I-15.
Fiffh race. selling and a sixteenth miles
Roseboro, straight S23G0. won: J. H Reed
place $50. second: Denver Girl, show S1i.50
third. Time. LAC %
Sixth race, six furlongs-Donau. straight
SIS. won; Short Order. place $500, second !:
Captain Morris, show 1886, third. Time
1913 -.
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gregational church, Post street near Webster.
lntermcnt private.
s~MITH-In ~ this city. October 5. 1909. Annie.
dearly beloved daughter of Johanna and the
late Charles Smith, and devoted sister of Jotn
=. and Irene smith, native of Finland.
Der of Star of the West
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Fri-
II. f. suhr 4 Co, 2s1s Mission STREET bel oI
tween Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth Inter
ment Mount 0liyet cemetery, by carriage
sULLIVAN-In this city October < 1909 In.
seph T., beloved husband of Louise Sullivan.
father of Helen and the late Edith Sulliyan'
hyo4!s- ,oying son m of OF Ellen Sullivan. and beloved
brother OF Mrs. G. Bgelow and Edward p
ana George II. Sullivan, native of Califor-
mia, aged 80 years and months.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
from his late residence ls2s PoaFfh slGds avenue a. nue.
where a requiem high mass will be cele.
brated for the repose of his soul, commencing
tery by electric funeral car from TWENTY
eighth and Valencia streets.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OF SAN FRAN
quested to attend the funeral Of our late
brother, Joseph I. Sullivan. at st. Agnes
church, today Friday). October s, 1909, at
9:45 O'Clock a. m. By order of
JOSEPH G. MoRRIsEY. Grand Knight
TALBoT-In this city. October I, 1909. les
siea Bird Ridge Talbot beloved wife of Guy
IL. Talbot and mother Of Helen Elizabeth
Nivens and Archibald Ridge Niyens, native
of Texas.
TETLEY-In this city, October g. 1909, T. w.
Tetley, beloved husband of Emily Tetley, a
native OF England.
Funeral strictly private.
THEISEE--In this city, october T. 19O9 John
Theisen, beloved husband of the late Emily
Theis Theisen and father he Of annette and Eva
months and "a days.
The funeral viii be held in Placerville,
CAL. tomorrow Saturday. October 8, 1909.
at o'clock D. m. Remains at the mortuary
pany. 2475 Mission street Twenty FIRST,
until $3.50 a. M, October s, 1909.
wATsoN-At Wrights. Santa Clara county,
Cal. October s. 1e09,. Mrs. Amelia e. Wat
beloved mother of Jessie E. watson, a native
of New York. aged 7S years.
wIEsE-I Tucson, Ariz.. October 4. 1909.
Henry f.. beloved son OF the late Charles
Mrs. Katie Hemming. Mrs. wihelmine Wes-
terund and Charles IA. and John Wiese a
native Of San Francisco. as Cal. aged 81 years
Francisco aerie No. 8. r. o. E.: knights of
the Royal Arch. and Bartenders league No Al
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tFri-
H. +. Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission street be
tween Twenty ty-ffth and Twenty sixth where
services will be held under the auspices of
of Eagles Incineration Cypress Lawn crema-
tory, by 11:3O a. train from Twenty fifth
and Valencia streets
SAN FRANCISCO AERIE No. 5. O.
E.-The officers and members are hereby no.
fitted to attend, without fail. the funeral Of
our late brother, Henry ag..c Z. Wiese to be held
narlors of n r. Suhr & Co.. 2919 Mission
street between Twenty-ffth and Twenty sixth
FRANK A. COSTELLO. Worthy President.
GUS P0HLMANN. Secretary.
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Hamilton Races
[SpecioI Dispatch 10 The Call

lOPCItot DtSPotSH ~ AS O1tt1
HAMILTON. out.. Oct. Bright weather
again favored the Hamilton jockey club, bring
ing out first class OF day attendance. The
card consisted OF half a dozen races with the
Juvenile handicap for year olds as the
feature event The fields were all of first
class size and most of the finishes were close
The first choices were well supported, dividing
the card with second choices and outsiders.
handbooks on the fly Galvesea. which went
10 the post the short priced one In the hand-
cap. Many Of the owners are getting ready
to ship TO Windsor. Summaries.
First race. selling. all ages. six furlongs-
M0ntclair 100 (Mentry). S 10 l. TO l and
10 > won by length: La Sale, 90 o..
Wilson,, 10 ,, TO and TO >, second;
SilvcriR loT &C. Burns). 9 to ., to 10 and
! TO 3. third. Time ! :13 10. Claiborne White
Face, Ida Reck Nettie Travers, Kokomo Croy-
den. also
second race. Juvenile handicap. ? year olds.
seven furlongs-0ia los (TrONler). to
>; l TO and out. won 10y length; Injection,
lOz tMpSgrsve, ,, 4 10 l. even and 70 .
even and 10 ;. third Time. i:27' Amanda
Lee. Colonel Jot also ran.
Third race, selling, steepleehase. year oiis
and upward about two miles--Class Leader
li5 (Poloekl. - 10 10, to aud out, won
by eight lengths; Lizzie Flat. IA (AlcClain)
TO ]. even and , to >, second; Impertinence.
l46 tSiaterl. u to 1, TO / and even. third
Time. s:I6. Manzano also ran. Big Bear
pulled up sixteenth jump.
Fourth race, selling. year ods and upward,
one and sixteenth miles-Anna L. Daley. 81
y. Wilson,. > 10 ,, TO 10 and out, won
by half a length: Desperate. 1oS (NLusgraye),
10 ], to ! and TO 10. second; First Pre-
MUM, los Howard. to 10. to and out,
third Time, 40 10. Delestrome. FL Dorado,
Ceremonious Lexington Lady also
Fifth race. selling. all ages. six furlongs-
c. W. Burt, III (HOwardl. l To ?. l 10 and
ont. won by a nose: BoSerrian l04 J. Wilson,.
10 TO l. to l and to >. second; Pal l04
lHammondl, u to /. to l aud to ., third.
Time. 1:l3. Apologize Lady kenmore, Caper
Sauce. Jubilee Juggins. also ran.
Sixth race. selling, 3 year olds and upward.
one mile. the turf-Cruche dor, I03 Mus
gravel. 10 .. TO , and out. by and
half lengths; Topsy Robinson, 104 (Dayen-
port. 10 10, l to and out, second; Sally
Preston. 96 tTellott)- u TO 1, 3 TO l and
10 = third Time. 1:40 10 Rieta. Floral
Queen. Night Mist, Ada o. Walker, also ran.
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Belmont Park Races

BELMONT PARK. y. y. Oct. THE Brook
cup steeplechase resulted in an easy victory for
the favorite Sir Wooster Only four horses
accepted the issue. Defiance under light weight.
went out TO make the pace and led for two
miles. when Davidson sent the faYorite up and
wen by a length. Jack Atkin, at j to 30.
easily won the seven furlong sprint. King :
Daughter, carrying III pounds. ran the fastest
mile Of the meeting. l:37 4-5. Results:
First race. six furlOngs-Eyerett. $ to !. won !;
German Silver. To 1. second: Jacquelina. u
10 ., third. Time, l:13.
Second race. seven furlOngs-Jack Atkin. l to
80. won; Bad News 40 1 and out. second:
Sanguine, 30 10 / and outS third. Time,
% 3-5. Three starters.
Third race one mile-Racquet. s TO >, won
Taboo IL TO ). second; Imitator. to ., third
Time. l.3S.
Fourth race. steeplechase. about three miles
Sir Wooster. 13 10 10. won; Rampant TO ?,
second; ST. Nick. 3 TO l. third. Time, GIL.
Fifth race. one mie-King's Daughter. 3 TO
>. won: Nimbus. 10 l. second; Emperor Will
liam TO ? third. Time, 80 4-5.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Royal Captive. TO
]. won: Alanarka, 3 /. second; Enfield, 8
to s. third. Time. 1:l2 So.
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MARRIAGES

BADGER ROBERTS-In Grace Methodist Epis-
copal church. October 8. 1909, By the Rev.
George A. Hough. Phi. D.. Harry Edwin
Badger and Biandina Florence Roberts both
Of San Francisco.
H-JABERFEILNER-In this city.
October 9. 1903 by the Rev. e. n SteDsrpd.
Henry Bruno Sch3ldach and Maria Louise
Haberfeliner both of san Francisco.
SC0Tf-GRETHEI.-I this city, October 6.
1903, at -. Matthew's Lutheran church. by
the Rev Herman Gehrrke. William r. Scott
and Bertha GrctheI. both % San Francisco.
STA IDGE-BADGER-In Grace Methodist
Episcopal church. October s. 1908, by the
Rev. George A. Hough. Ih D.. Charles Ed
win Stanhridge and Nora Belle Badger, both
Of San Francisco.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in san Francisco Thursday. October .. 1903:
BEUILLE-CAZET-Pi Beuille, -. 14s1A
Vallejo 81, and Rosa Cazet. IS. 1923 Cali
fornia ST.
DUNAHUE- UE-PEASE-Joseph r. Donahue. 55.
1878 Eighteenth St. and Margaret D. Pease,
D. San Mateo.
DOREs-BERDUZCO-A Flores. %. and
calm 81.
GRWFITH-HEARNs-R Robert H. Griffith. %.
9ve Staugsn ST., and Ida Hesrns p, 44S
Cole 81.
HAScHETT-CORBET- Z. Hanchett. 81.
2esS Pierce St, and Mary Corbet, 2s, 265o
Scott 81
JOHNSON -EDBERG-Gustaf R. johnson. o.
39S3 Eighteenth st, and Ellen l. Edberg .,
33D0 Clay ST.
KELLEGHAN N-SIIIINAN-Albert r. keile-
CHAN. "a 1888 Eleventh ave. and Abbie NJ.
Sullivan H. 1905 Fell 81.
G-KEHN-Edward Malmberg. 81.
5T4 Third ST.. and Elizabeth Kehn, 80. 629
Pennsylvania ave.
Mc5ANN-GRAN-Joh Mcfiann. so Fort Barry,
and Jeanette Gray. 20. Pacific Grove
ORLANDO-MASCAREI Orlando,
=. Black Diamond. and Raphael Mascarello,
10. 1881 Tonquin 81.
SCARPA-MATAsSINI- Scafpa. %. and
Assunta Matassini, 10. both Of Dob Taylor 81
ROSE-Joe Serps .. and Minnie Rose.
-. both OF Giroy
N-HORNIEIN-Ge0rge V. Thomp-
son -. 1892 Twenty-ffth ST. and Alice r.
BOrnleir. p, 4iI5 Eighteenth st
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Thursday. October =
SSmr Hoauiam, Reinertsen. - hours from Will
lapa: 700 ft lumber to Hart-W lumber
company
Thursday. October Z
Ger stmr Erna. kiocking Victoria.
Stmr Arctic, Kalnln. Fort Bragg.
DOMESTIC PORTS
.TAToOSH-Outside bound in Oct Nor ship
Nordstjernen, from Honolulu.
Passed out Oct I-U 5 stnr Sheridan, from
Seattle, for San Francisco.
ISLAND PORT
HONOLULU-Sailed Oct 1-Schr W. H. Smith
for Port Townsend.
Army Transports
The Iook is in port
The Thomas sailed October for Manila
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix, en- route from Seattle for Manila.
sailed from Hongkcng September Z.
The Logan. from San Francisco for Manila.
sailed from Honolulu September 49,
The sheridan sailed October from Seattle for
The Buford, homeward bound arrived October
at Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-08
WISCONSIN NINE WINS

TOKYO, Oct. THE University of
Wisconsin nine inflicted another de
feat on the Waseda university team
today by the score of to 0. The Wis
itors made seven hits and two errors,
while the Japanese players were cred
tied with four safeties and three mis-
plaYs.
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GOLF CHAMPION is BEATEN

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7.-Charles Evans
Jr. of Chicago. western golf champion,
was defeated here today in the semi
finals of the centennial golf tourna-
ment by Christian Kenney of Algon-
quin club, st. Louis, up l to play.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-08

ASTORIA, Oct. T.-Steamer Coaster sailed to-
day for San Francisco with cargo of lumber.
OIL tanker Catania arrived today from San
Francisco with cargo of fuel oil and left up
the river for Iinnton to discharge
Steamer Breakwater left today for Coos bay
with freight and passengers.
Steamer Argo left this morning for Tillamook
With freight and passengers
Steam schooner Cascade arrived this morning
from San Francisco to load lumber at Prescott
and Linnton.
Steamer George W. Fenwick cleared at the
custom house today for San Pedro with cargo
Of 100000 feet of lumber. loaded at the
Hammond lumber company's mill.
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Notable Deaths

WRITER'S FATHER DIES-Los Angeles. Cal.
Oct "A. 4. Iogaboom. war veteran,
and father of Winfield Hogaboom well known
throughout California and the northwest as
newspaper and magazine writer. died last
night al his home here Of paralysis He was
= years old and 8 manufacturer Of print
paper in Palmyra y. y. before coming to
California. 20 years ago
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
win not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name aud residence Of persons author
ized 10 have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-08

NINTH annual concert and ball
OF THE GAELIC DANCING
CLUB will be given at the Au-
ditorium. Page and Fillmore
sts., THURSDAY EVENING,
OCT. IA. Four and eight hand
reels by members of the club.
Grahd exhibition OF Gaelic
dancing by juveniles and other
attractive features. General
admission soc.
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DEATHS

Oakland. Cal. October 6.
1909. Mary Csllsghan. dearly beloved mother Of
Pdprsrd Margaret and the late Joseph p
CaIlarhsn and Mrs. Rebecca Waller. and
Grandmother OF Ellen Calizghan and Leonard
waller. native Of County Roscommon. Ire
isnd aged 50 years months and 25 days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
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LOST AND FOUND

IF YOU LOSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
It here. 1t will be returned to you IL an
honest person finds 1T. Remarkable re-
coveries are brought about every day
through this column
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING bring It
TO the
,>~s~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r~s,~~r-s
! san Francisco Call
s Lost and Found Bureau,
Third and Market Streets
s~s.rrs~~>~~~~~rs~se~e~vD~<~~~
Get claim check Have II advertised.
Reclaim it If the owner does not.
THE LAW-People who find lost arti-
cles are interested in knowing that the
state law is strict in requiring them to
seek the owners through advertisements
and otherwise. and that failure to do 50,
IL proof can be shown, involves a severe
penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-08
Shipment of Barley

Then French bark Boldeu was cleared for
Queenstown. for orders, yesterday with "a, ,06s
centak of barley, valued at $50 100, and 5000
rect of lumber as dunnage. valued at $216.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-08
Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER. B. C., Oct. 7.-Today's results
al MinOru park:
First race. five and a half furIongs-Zck
Abrams won. Blue Heron second, Louis Streuber
third. Time, l:l4.
Second race five and a half furlongs-Miss
Picnic won. Contra Costa second, Electrowan
third Time, 1:l3 Is.
Third race. six and half furlougs-Mr.
Bishop won, Purse Rose second, Silver Sue
third Time, 1:21
Fourth race, five furiongs-Liilian Ray won.
Lord Provost second. AIeYiator third Time,
90 30.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Sink Spring won,
Blanleless second Cheers third. Time. :06 %.
Sixth rsce. seven furlongs-Trust won, Chris
tine second Romsnof third Time, 1:3S.
seventh race. miie-Lazel1 Won, Ny Bou-
Barney Schreiber has decided to send Jack
Atkin, Emperor William and several other
horses that John Powers is training for him
10 Baltimore for the Pimlco meeting, which
opens October e3 and continues until Noyem-
Der 5
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-Male

AN experienced book keeper and accountant
thoroughly capable Of handling books for large
firm. would appreciate an interview regarding
position. Box S53. Call office
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@erietb infer 26 t&ranfenpGrterin.
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Goli5ci- Captain aubne uerSunnert.

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gppeaotionSgeridt in9llbonp bot oaS
llrtbcil, melheS ge9cn Den onltirens
ben Eoli5ci-GopitGn 9(,tguit aubne
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&teoer am @erf.

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Sn Den iieben tSlttiobrifen bon bier,
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Sn 16 mnoeren Siltfabrifen bot Ser
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Idon in poriger ISOLDE mieoer begon.
men. Sm @on5en lino mGbreno Der
lesten 5ebn Gage 1900 Slltmober
lpieoer an Die Arbeit gegongen. Cine
lfieosridtcrlihe g%burtbeilung Ser
nod ltreitigen Yltntte miro nod gb.
lauf BON 80 Sagen Itottiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Gr6anate iidl init saldlrn pun @els:

ErentoM 81. 5 rs. 5uni. =
George 9. &oIHolL Elm Gope5icrer
bon &iltGerforo, Ms, ioentiii5irte
Den Srl6Int0rOer, Der am >. SUM,
mic acmelbet, iif in cinent nnbcn
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CT eincn bcbriidtan Ginorrd. StctS
bate GpcrS cine groBe Sumlnlc Gel.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
SiIfe fam III ipGt.

Gi6epitle, y. g., t6. SUM. -
3mei jitnge Mdnner, Sobn Gngliib
uno 2. @ooOp, bagaben iid Mittmod)
in cine p%crluiienc @limmer.@ rube in
Den %einIonen @olb6ergen BON Mit,
feQ.Gountp, INN bicielbe 81 unteriu.
den. Suum botten lie oieielbe 6etre.
ten, 10 I"tiir5ten sic @Gnoc Elm. $500
op muroe poaitdnOi9 periGiittet, mo
bon Gngliib itedtc nur nod Der aopi
aus Der @rOmoiie. Gngliib'S fleiner
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3eit fam cine Stills. Grepeoition, Die
OuS Scllen oeS Sln6eS borte. Wan
befreitc Gngliib, ood perihieo er furj
oorallf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
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Copton 8, t6. Sum-. - GoS
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iobrten bel Sort Mper beltllsen mol.
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tern, in od)t &ilten perpodt, BON bier
nod icinem 9eitimmitngSort ob, unb
Der observation-disclosures Charles Soplor
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porot oli Sort Wpcr 5uiommenleben.
Iie 9rii0cr @rig6t ~trefien om Mon-
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bcldGitigt moroen mo fennt Den Me-
danismus 0es NeroplonS griinolid,
aber Die 9riioer bebalten iit notiirs
lid, cine lcbte Nepiiion Dor. Sails
nif)tS oo5niiden fpmmt, merben ole
Frobeiubrten controftmGbig bis sum
%. SUM gel1od)t moroen leit.