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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08

LONDON, Jan. S.-Having
found that so per cent of the
children under her charge were
suffering from defective teeth,
mostly owing to the fact that the
was an unknown guam
mistress of one of the London
county council schools has insti-
tuted what she calls the tooth
brush drill"
She bought toothbrushes, which
cost her cents each. These she
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08
Successful Merchants
The Lion Clothing Co.

Came into possession of the entire
stock of Mr.. Goldenson, proprie-
tor of the Rochester Clothing Co.,
134S Pacific avenue. By calling
on the president. Mr.. Stern, of the
Lion Clothing Co., we were in
formed that the stock above was
one of his greatest buys in life,
because the stock is up to date
from the best manufacturers in
the United States, and has bought
the same at a figure which will
enable them to sell high grade
clothing, furnishing goods and
hats at fifty cents on the dollar,
and in a good many cases, even
less.
The manager of the Lion has
closed his store today and will
remain closed until Saturday
morning to rearrange and mari,
down stock, and the sale will start
Saturday morning at $3.50 a. M,
with a great surprise to every
one, the way they are going to
sacrifice their entire stock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08
PA.NTAGES THEATER
Phones: Main 4242, A2761.

Phones: Main 4242, A2761.
w. j. Timmons, Mgr.
All Week-Unexcelled Vaudeville.
De KOck Brothers, French aero
bats, and Clayton and Glenn in
burlesque, 1.-THE MatadOr." Other
high class acts. Admission 10c,
zoe; boxes, soc. Matinee, 10c.
boxes SOC.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08

sold to the children for 3 cents
each, she paying the extra cent.
The. children were shown how
to use the brushes, and each
morning the teacher questions
them as to whether they have
cleaned their teeth. If they have
not they fall into disfavOr.
Once a fortnight each child has
to bring her toothbrush to school,
where they are examined by the
teachers and the worn ones re-
placed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08

GRAND TIL T. A T f. r
racoma's Leading Vaudeville House.
CUSTER BROWN AND HIS DOG
TIGE
With Company of Six People
Other Feature Acts.
Admission 10c, zoe, soc. Matinees
10c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08

SAVOY THEATER
Phones: Main $50; A 1894
MISS VIRGINIA THORNTON
And the Savoy Stock Company in
1.-THE COW PUNCHER"
Matinee-Sunday, Thursday, Sat-
urday. Prices-10c, zoe, soc.
Amateur Night Friday.
Moving Pictures Between Acts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-08


the
forced re
Of this
wonderful SALE affords unple
this don't need anythi
when n prices named
it Wednesday is seexpl
atory
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25
THE cHEMIs INQUEST.
Question of Right of Officer to Shoot
 Fugitive Raised.

Advices from Humboldt state that the verdict of the coroners jury, re- turned late Saturday afternoon, in the case of the death of Tom Chernis. all legged self confessed counterfeiter. does not exonerate or blame Deputy Sheriff Tom Thompson for the shooting. off cer Thompson did not testify at the inquest. evidently preferring tU allow Deputy Sheriff Keeler's story of the fatal wounding of Chemis to go to the iury uncOnfrmed or uncontradicted. Deputy Sheriff Keeler gave as his opinion that Chemis would have sue ceeded in eluding the officers had not Deputy Thompson fired the last shot that proved fatal.
 The gist of the verdict is that Tom Chehis came to his death as the re- suit of a gunshot wound fired from a rifle in the hands of Thompson. Ow- ing to the peculiar verdict that was re- turned by the corOner's jury, it goes without saving hat the shooting will be investigated by the next grand jury, when the now much discussed question as tO whether a peace officer has right tO shoot down a person accused of crime, in attempting to evade arrest, will be the subject of legal opinion before that body.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25
4 FAMOUS SCIENTIST
 GUEST OF PRESCOTT
SPEND THANKSGIVING THERE.
The Chemis Inquest at Humboldt and
 Other Matters of Interest.

Prescott, Nov. 23-(Special Cores pondence to The Republican, will have as it's guest of honor tomor- row night Dr Percival Lowell Of Flag staff, the famous scientist, who will deliver a free lecture at the Eiks' opera house under the auspices of the Yavapai club. After the lecture there win be a smoker at the club compli- mentary to Dr. Lowell and to Major Kirby, the new commanding officer at Whipple.
 Professor Lowell comes to Prescott to spend Thanksgiving with Judge Doe and he has consented 10 deliver an address describing the history and work of the Lowell observatory, which is famous throughout scientific circles fin the world, because of its astronomic- al discoveries. II was Professor Lowell who first offered proof to show that Mars is inhabited. He is a brother of President Lowell of Harvard uni versity and because of his achieve ments has been honored with member ship by the highest scientific societies of Europe The Lowell observatory at Flagstaff was built and is maintained
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25
A COLORED ARGUMENT.

X colored family argument in which four generations from two grooming little pickanninies to the great grand mother. and the father of the young ones were the central figures and in which not witness appeared to re- member who threw the first piece of furniture last, was aired in the city recorders court before Police Judge Farley last evening. resulting in the exoneration of the father of the chill dren. who was assaulted by his moth- er- in- law, and who in turn decorated her with much blacker eye.
 It appeared from the testimony that Frank Young, the colored-porter of the Del Monte saloon, repaired to his home on Granite street Saturday evening at the conclusion of a days toll. Arriv- ing in the house he chided his wife for indulging in the pleasant pastime of rushing the can" The wife waXed eloquent in her own defense. During the argument the mother in-law, who resides next door, entered the Young home by the back door and grasping d bottle partially filled with milk de- molshed it on the head of the husband. She followed this move by demolishing another piece of furniture usually found in well regulated bedrooms on the cranium of her daughters spouse. In the melee that followed the irate found somebody's
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25
BASEBALL GAME.

On Thanksgiving day there promises to be one of the best baseball games seen here this year between the Pres cott Grays and q picked nine of Com pany A of the Eighteenth infantry sta toned at Fort Whipple. The solder team holds the championship of the Philippine islands, having defeated all teams in the foreign land during it's last stay there. The Grays have been strengthened considerably by the sub stitution of several league players who have arrived here during the past few months.
 The officers of the Eighteenth as well as the, men are all enthusiastic fans They are confident that their team can defeat any nine in the territory and their first game will be attended by almost the entire population of Whip pie as we'll as all local fans.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25
WHISKY BAD FOR THE VOICE.

T wonder how many times during the last few years I have been asked whether I consider intoxicants injurl- ous to singers well being" writes Caruso in the Strand. Certainly hund- reds and probably thousands.
 Tn Italy we habitually drink the light wines Of the country with our meals and surely are never the worse for it. though it is impossible to give advice generally. for so much depends upon the individual.
 'I am inclined to condemn the use of spirits, whisky in particular, for it is sure to inflame the delicate little rib bons of tissue to produce the singing tone.
 With regard to a singing diet I in- cline toward the simpler and more nourishing kinds of food, though my tastes are broad in the matter Still, on the nights when I sing. except perhaps for sandwich and a glass of my native Chianti. I take nothing until after the performance, when I have a modest supper of anything which happen to fancy and which l have proved has no i'll effects on me. Ex- perience has taught me that it is by no means easy to lay down any hard and fast rule.
 As far as smoking is concerned. al- though in moderation I find that the practice is not injurious to me. yet all young singers would warn against it. Still many great singers have been most inveterate smokers. Mario, for instance. was an inveterate smoker and apparently it did him no harm, for he smoked from Ntwenty-five to thirty ordinary sized cigars a day. and in Italy. where real Havan cigars are rarely obtainable, he frequently smoked as many as hundred Cavours a day"
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25

doors at the request of District Attor- ney Ross. Attorney Orlander. appear ing for, Duhnson. objected to the case being tried behind closed doors. stat ing that he preferred the case to be tried in open court. However, the court ruled otherwise.
 The jury was out for about two hours and took several ballots before reach ing final verdict, which was that DBhnson was not guilty.
 Duhnson is reported to be connected with a prominent family in Wisconsin. and is considered one of the best ball players in the southwest. He left here last evening for Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25

thumb. she said. in her mouth and chewed it some before she was knocked to the floor by a blow in the right eye. She exhibited the swollen optic in court as proof of the fistic prowess of the husband of her daughter. who inphysical proportions is much her in ferior and not in the Jack Johnson class. She and the daughter rushed Young out of the front door of his own home, when he was arrested by a neighbor.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25
A HAIRS BREADTH ESCAPE.

Do you know that every time you have a cough or cold and let it run. thinking it will just cure itself. you are invitin~ pneumonia, consumption or some other pulmonary trouble? no dyspepsia or belching of gas or perfect health and stop that cough with Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Price 25c, Soc and $1O0 per bottle. Sold by ElVey X Hulett
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25
A "a A CURES
 S1S1Sb BLOOD POISON

all
  blood
 
  Liberated throat spots falling hair and
  Medicines merely check the symptoms for time because of their nouderng 
 SS Blood and manen the blood and every particle o @ poison
  slightest disease for future outbreaks sss does not contain which valuable in their blood purifying properties and at the building will because it will thor medical free to all THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,. ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25
DUHNSON RELEASED.

William Duhnson. a Phoenix ball player, who was charged with attempt ed criminal assault, was found not gliil- ty by a jury yesterday in. the district court. After the jury was selected. the hearing of the case was behind closed
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25

at his own expense. and is considered one of the finest in the world.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25

Red apples s15o per box at the Crump Hay & Grain Co.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-25

Flagstaff Potatoes $50 per 100 pounds. Crump Hay & Grain Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-28
Suba Scn5Oat nnidJaOlid ais ErG'
ieruatiumittel.

9enoer, Gonl. 26. Nu8llt. -
liod elmer idorfen unb erid)opIcns
ben 0e6ottc ipurOc elm 9eidlub, mel,
der Sen 9eilno Der io9enoumterl
Gcmien.9 cboroe, bem5ufolae So0o
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0cbrmidt, oils midG0lid crtldrt
miro, III ser Contention Der Notios
nal. lno Staots' HabrimgSmittel-
uno Nolferci GcportemcntS bctte
nit 81 0eQcr II Stimmcn ongenom,
men. Hroi. &emieu pom Der "Sobns
Sopfms llnipcrlitGt, Der GorIiter
Der TcmIen- 9cb0r0e, mo Gr. HuIiea
&.Grittenoen BON Nem.Soucn, Conn,
bieltcn l1ngere Anipraden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-28

Sit oEr." @oparo in &bt.
In0clpbi ia ?-0 aB g9r." 6rauf
9oluarO, Der friibere 2ronfenlpGrter
I'M Sobns SopfinS.6 oipitol, Der all.
9ebli6 Oie 6omilie Oes 9eitourateurs
George Galtrioer bon @o(fe un0
Wfo0ilonitroBe um@elo unO Sdmud.
lad)e1 beroubt uno Sri. Gillian Jlud
entlltbrte, iih IN Bbilooelp6io uuf.
bait, lit Die &ermutbung Der bieIigen
%oI8ei. 0ieicl6e bat nGmIi6 ousge-
tunoen OoB CT BORT 5reunoe bot, bel
meld)en CT oicueidt llnterfunft iufen
mag. Die YbilooeIpbio'er ge6oroeu
lIn0 BON bier aus beno6ridtigt NOR.
oen mo limo oui ser SUIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-28
Stein !SGiuua.

&eln Die bieiigen Sobne 0es moro.
ocltti6en E%ieiInnoe8, melfe fidl nit
Stol3 yYlottOeltibe" nennen, ole alte
Seimotb 6eiuden, perubiGumen lie es
nidt, nof Der St6tte SIT m~allfobrten,
pelde fiir iie elm SeiIigtbum be0elt.
tet. Nad) Dem N~ellter6auS in gtie.
nod], in Dem Ser groBe 0idter ser
nicOerOelltiden 3unge icinen Qe6enS.
obenO perbrndt bat. Die 8olfo6rer
tebren enttduidt I'M. 9enn mas lit
olrS Dem &eiIigtbum, Dem Reltter.
ballS, %9eluor0cn? Gr, ser eS lth emit
ballte sur 3uflud)tSitGtte Dor Dem
Surn Der 8eIt, sum HubeiiB fir Iih
luno letne o2opiiiug" nod Der idyne.
rem Nrbeit, Dem bitteren 2eio ieiner
Nonte@jobre, lit nllf ieinem @rltnO
llllo 9ooen MIR nod gcNulbet. Bur
Settle bat man i'm geifoben, ole
tbellren Nnoenten ieineS 2ebenS un0
NomcnS in Elm poor 3imner 5uian.
men0eOr0ngt unO Den Reit uertouit,
III ollie @inOe 6eritreut.
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bcnubt bate, bGtte es iolen erbalten
bleiben. Nln nber baben Die @ile.
nndJer gboeriten elm ser Stoot gum
@eid)ent gemnfteS Hidoro @agner.
MlIieum in sic HGlme oeS Heuter.
bouieS gcitopit. 9iS inter 0oS Cad
reid)t OieieS Nluicum, mo ser 4iGter
Der oOqe aomeaeu" bat fem Sii.
lung.
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&er moS Jon i6liften 6riinO2
iu1qc Giienoder 8rut
Win &lS mi mid mebr count!
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llno lett'it mi eniot ot2
Gu robrit nit Dine Notcn Mann,
Sen pIottoiitld Sorteni6log."
Nit oicien 8erien .Irei mad,
&euter" bat ein @crebrer 0eS Gid.
tcrS ieinen @roa in ouS i'm &euter.
boltS aufIiegen0e Sremoenbu6 einge-
tragen. limo ole Frotelte mebren lidj
bon alien Soften. Gin @roBer iou
ltidlt oitr6 einen nn0eren 8roBen aus
Souie g~e6rGngt iueroen. SIN.
mer Iollter Itebt ole 5oroerlng ouf,
OoB her &olb, Den man oil Heuter fir
ocn 9oOreutber Meilter begangen,
gItaemo6t per0e. GaS n1dite Ssyobr
bringt Den bunOertlteu @eburtStoa
OeS GifterS. Bis oo6in ioate 6rib
Geutcr'S Nnocnten iuieoer Ell, SIT
lung" baben.
9oS lit Die Gbrenpflidt Scr Staot
@iIenod mo 5ualeid ole oaer So9na
oes noro0elltiden S~ieflonoeS.
20. .. ct. 3tg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-28
,ncntgeltlih nod Dem 8eltimmlulg$-
jrt brod)te.
Grubcrer Der Siiftc.

Grnberer DER GMttc.
Ger FINITE Sug Der &uiti6iffer ISOLDE
81 66eima bringt a~ltgenebmc utG
u%nangenebme lle6erroiduugen.-
9teue &ecorO$ qei6offen. - Ser,
I6ie0ene llnfGle 5u ber5eiduen.
etbenp2uft t. 6ifferfeI0
u c III $, 26, &uguit. - Subert 2o-
than Der iron56iii6e 2ufti6ifier,
nobm belrte glGn5elioe &a6e iiir lei
lie fiir5lifcn WiBerfolge BEL ben Ser
lll6en, ben cngliidcn 9anol 3t freu-
sen, in0em cr nlle biSberigen &ecorbS
fir lon9eS 9iiton5-6Iie9en iibertraf.
Gr ilog t54 &iIonneter mo $50 Wic-
ter o0er 95.SS enQlii6e MeilelI. ST
umflog Die 9obr iiinf5ebn Wul, oOer
$50 &iIometer IN 5mei StunOen uno
10 Otinuten ulto Die gauge 9iNon5 III
= Stun0en uno Is Minuten, meld)eS
ebenfal@ eilt Melt Hecoro lit.
nit Nuanobmc zines ctn5i9en
ShncQigfeit9. &ccoroa fiir cine ein-
moliQe Sabrt nm ouS WonoucrirIel0,
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bat 2at6uu ieoen Hecorb an lid Qe-
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bcbGlter leer mar. 9tidt5 bGtte Die
Sh0n6eit mo oen Gin0rud Der per
lGn9ertcn 6abrt iibcrtrcficn f0nner.
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mem 5ierli6en Goloc NIT lorgcn Silt
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2lm Worgen modte 2otbnu NIT
einem on0eren Neroplon, ngtr, 49,,
einen Nltiitieg mo ilog 10 SiIometer
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ocs Gcitrigcn Cages 210 ailometer
@lenn $. Curtis, ser omeritoniidc
Suitihiffer, modte nltr 5ruei llebun-
geir; obid)on iein S6iii iodtc Oobins
flSq, ipor oie S6ncaiqtcit feline be-
oroBc. Seim Gintreteu Der
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ternntionalcn 8eder beoellten0 bel
lert. @Gbre10 er OerIllhte, nit Ell
ter ied5ig YicroefrGftc-Moihin ollf,
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mobei Die 6liigel ltno Der Nros
PETER in Die Bride gingen. SIS tit
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ltidt mebrere Der 3uidouer getoOtet
ooer 5itnt Miinocitcn uerlplmoet iuur-
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,iuii6en cine Meni6cnmenge bineiJ
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riot be6oltptet, Dob iein llnfou 90
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9rogoner alSueiden
muBte, m1brenO piele bebolptcn, iels
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-28

Inolpbobeten int oeut.
lden lno I'M fron30Iii6en Scere.
Nod) DER iiingIten Stotiitit iuoren i'm
oorigel Sabre in ooS Seer So He.
frllten (0,02 Yro5ent Der @eiummt.
5obl oaer Ncueingeiteaten), obne lie.
DC S6nlbilbumg. 5ronfreid sGblte
lm gleidcn Sabre 1858 4naIpbobe.
ten. Bon Den SO Wonn itamnlten 40
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len, s aus OitpreuBen ie 4 aus Bont.
merit 6leiicn Soften, ie 3 ousS adj.
lenL WeItioleuL ie ? ans @eiipreuBeu.
Sran0enburg, Hbeinlono, 1 arSSan.
iouer, I aus @iirttemberg, 4 aus
Sopern, . ans Yaoen, ie 1 aus Wed.
letburg mo 9raunid)meig. 1897 tpa.
ren nod 200, 1887 1850 Mefrrten
obne Sdul6iloung oorbanoen.-Sm
Sabre 1903 oertbeilten lif ole gnol.
pbnbeten Der fron5oiii6en arlnee mie
folgt: S0ai9e InalpbobeteIL ole iue.
Der leien nod i6reibeu fonnen: g..
S53, MIR oeS 2eienS funoig ATS.
Nit elementariter Shulbiloung, 5.
b. notboiiritig oes 2eienS II. S6rei.
bcnS mGdtig, luoren 77,t09 Refru.
ten auSgeitottet, NIT meiter entuideI.
ter Glementorbiloun9 1921, nab.
reno 6l2i ooS Reiie8euaniB oes 9ri.
morrnterribts uno 6976 0iplome
oeS Doberen llnterrihts oili5uiueilen
6otten. Die itdrfiten 3iffern bon
andlpbobeten ga6en Die fIerifalen
GeportementS 6iniiterre. Mor6i9an,
Moro mo YnS De Calais.
Seidtiinnig. SrGnIein:
Gin ein5igeS DOL in meiuem 2eben
bobe i'd eS risfirt, ouf Dem 9alfon
cine Cigarette 81 rolid)en, aber Sen
n1hiten Eog weroe id) ME oergeIieu."
= SEER: "a paren sic fpobl foot.
tront2 I" 6rGulein: Rein. ober
elm 9itbelo Gigorrenreiienoe tporen
Del mir"
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-28

Sdlpor5 itott. Sn oerlcIbcn lullrocu
&orbercitm0cn iiir bic 6cier Oc9
Nclttidcu Cages %getroficu, oud) &C.
longten 5lpei ltelle N}it9IieOer sur
2(ufnobme. @lS Gcle9ot sum lin.
obbGn9igen 9iirgerperein" muroe Sr.
5obn 9ouerSielo erm0blt.
{ e6nifer mad &bilu0eIs
pbto.
Seltte Nu6mittag mn 40 llbr
iobrcn nufitebenOe Ntit0IieOer oeS
,Sedniiden @ereins bon Baltimore"
NIT ibren Toiner BON llnion.9obn.
bof aus nod B~DiloOclpbia ob, nm
bort oil Dent beltte %bcgilmcn0eu 1tno
bis 5ltm 81. 9trl9tlit O~olcrnocn Iedl.
uifcrtog tbeil5ullebmclI: Serr mno
3ruu Otto &ooid)ed, SEER un0 6roll
emil giielt, @trr mo 6rolt Otto
S0tt1er, &err uno 6rmu Gbco. 3mer.
ulnnr, &err mo 6rau @einriG Siirt,
&err mo Sro1t &id. Is. SouoluB
@err utO 5rou 8beo, SeuB (0cle.
got), @crrcn Sllbert &retel CItelluer.
tretenoer Gelegot), @ermom @rGie,
6rcO. 9rim@bogen, gug. Eole, 4il.
belm @on2lebcn, @ritau Sic0mruo.
Dos id0nc Sotel lorraine an ser
NroooitroBe mo 6oirmouut 9luculle
lit OaS &oitptQltortier Der 9oltimorer
in Ebilo0elpbia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-28
Marine

" obington, 26. Nu9itlt. -
auT Nnoronung 6eS Marine.G eportes
n:ents miro am fommen0en Wonto9
III DER NQup-Doro bon BortSmoutb,
q. s., elm llnteriufungS. 8erift 5l'
iummentreten, Dem Die %@ntldeiOlng
ooriiber obliegt, lpem Die Gerantipor'
tltng fiir Dos &entern oes SdlepperS
sIe5inscott" oui Der S0be BON Cape
Ann uui5ubiiroen lit. Goriiber 6es
@eridtS, bos an Oos Morine.S epor-
tcment 81 berid)ten ba6en miro, lit
4Oniiral 0inslom. Bel DEM ltngliid
ianoen bier Menl6en Den 600, nn-
ter ibncn Stills. Warine.4r5t s. 6.
Srotter. Ger HeIt luaren Seeleute,
Sic nidJt raid genllg oil Ged selans
gen fonnteli, ais 0as Sfiff in fir
setter 3eit ianf. Or. Srotter belt lid
he'd etrpa cine Stunbc lang on einem
Sriimmeritiid iiber @aiicr, bis i'm
tic ardfte perlieben.
EGiie CUR &ciie ms @uslano be-
furst 6. Gaine, SIR. 4f3, Cit-galti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-28

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