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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09

Gy;,y.v safg "a Tlirskla.s 20 tisas asts' .at 3
ohsefvatl6tlsp as ne lsHas able to make,
and these WIZ be Of great Importance
both In the study OF the circulation
within the polar basin as we'll as IN
the general study of the laws govern
ing the tidal currents of the world
Perkins also expressed confidence
that Mr. Peary would be able to report
the location of land nearer to the Pole
than hitherto has been found. The
nearest known earth to the Pole Is
Croker Land, but Peary Land is al
most as near. Both are about $50 miles
distant from the apex of the world. but
the officials of the survey are con-
WINGED from the direction of the cur
rents that there is a comparatively
large body of land somewhat farther
to the west and nearer to the Pole
than Crocker Land, and they believe
that Peary will be able to supply infor-
nation concerning it. The incomplete
report of DR.. Cooks observations sus-
tains them in this theory as far as they
so. .H:r
Commander Pearys arrival and COM
plete report will be awaited with great
interest, but it is not expected that he
will come to Washington until after a
more or less prolonged stay i'll New
York
y Commander Peary will he hOnored
by decoration from the National Ge-
ographic Society. DR.. Willis l.. Moore.
president of the society, has announced
that official action as to the form of
the decoration would soon be taken by
the board Of managers of the society
The decoration probably will be given
to Commander Peary if he accepts the
invitation which the society will ex
tend to him, to be guest of honor,
along with DR.. Frederick A. Cook and
Lieutenant Shackleton. at the society's
annual dinner next December. The so
ciety already has arranged to present
medals to DR.. Cook and Lieutenant
Shackleton on that occasion. DR.. Moore
has been authorized to invite Presi-
dent Taft to attend and make presenta-
ton of the decorations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09

pupils OF all ages are given IN
course of instruction in the ART - ~ y
ing. az
Practical demonstrations are 9iv.. Z
ordinary table manners, but the q, ~.
aim Of the establishment is to t s
the ignorant how to deal snccessfrns
with such dishes as they have r,s.s,
even heard Of. VT
who does not recoIlect in hi.
perience moments of nnsreakabte =.
guish," asks Frau Hoiker, "when y
a dinner party he finds that he q y =
Ing his knife and fork for a dish ~.
only requires spoon, or vice versss
1t Is to save men and women ~.
these little tragedies that / have o,s.
ed my school,"
Examinations are to be neld a, -.
end of each term. when the stnaar.s
will be requested to attack an 49,
Of unknown delicacies set before tba.a
Those who undergo the ordeal sneoa.a
fully will obtain certificate fro,,
Frau Hoiler, which will enable ths,, y
face any banquet without fiinchIns :
Budapest Correspondence London E.
Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
A WEST POINT MONUMENT.
Taught at Least One Of tho Cadets
Why He Was There.

"A cenotaph of white Carrara marble
bearing fluted column upon square
base, the latter cncircled with stars
ard supported at the four corners with
marble cannon. stood until recent years
upon plateau on the bank of the Hud-
son River near Fort Knox. 1t bore u
simple inscriptions: "Dade and his
commando
Tradition1 had it that when young
West Point cadet came upon the Dade
cenotaph he turned to his comrade. and
said: "Ndw know why I am here"
7 This ceng taph is now in front of Me-
mortal Hail. The inscription conveys
no idea of Sthe tragic event it commem-
crates. In, 1895, when the Seminole
Indians refused to emigrate from Flor
ida, Gener al Clinch was sent to Fort
nrade to tpreserve peace. The Sem
inoles were SO aggressive that Clinch
asked for more troops and they were
sent under command of Major Dade
of the Fourth Infantry.
They re ached Tampa on December %
and start ed on q march of 100 miles to
Fort Drade, via Fort King. Tie COM
1nand, consisting of III officers and
men, was attacked at the Withlacooche
River on, December IS by 500 Indians
and 100 neEroes. and after a desperate
engagement of five hours the entire
commaId was massacred save three
men. who were wounded. two of whom
|effecteds their escape.
+ The pRde monument is the only mon-
umcnt at the Point erected to tlle menu
Dry of the heroes of Indian, wars. says
Uncle Sans Magazine. The officers Of
orr ARMY before the Civil War served
"a life time on the frontier, and though
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NO EVIDENCE.
Continued from Page One.)

quite naturally asks why he did not
make photographs of the other summit
IF Mt. Mckinley, only short distance
away and of views about him since he
stated that he saw from the top of the
mountain the Cook inlet mountains
700 miles away, the smoking Illiamina
and Redoubt. These photographs OF
the approaches to Mt. McKinley's sum
NIT in themselves would have settled
the question.
DIR. Cook must have really appre-
ciated that in an undertaking of this
kind, that of making a worlds record.
some necessary proof would be fairly
asked by scientific men. AS / say, l
am friend of Dr. Cook. but in mat
ters of this kind scientific proof is
needed. If DR.. Cook has climbed Mt.
Mckinley then he has made bad case
Of it as the lawyers say
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
Fiyina as Second Mature.

blacksmith Sorenson's aeroplanA
which falls when out of order soma.
thing like a wounded bird, seems ID
solve the great problem of aerial nan.
CATION. That lying machine shouN
fall more than half mile without
harming its occupant is the bigsest
thing yet. A man has time to MAXI
moves in flying. while in automobiiinf
he must instantly steer clear Of thfnrg
in the road. Trapeze performer
tight-rope walkers and vaudeville bi.
cyclists have balancing down fine and
might learn flying easily, for their
nerve centers of flying are developed
and act automatically and without I'M
usual concentration of the mind One
learned flying will become second nj.
ture and can be done without thinking
New York Press,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

While a new machine was being in
stalled in the saw mill of w. s. Lodge
at Salem Tuesday. the mill caught fire
and was destroyed. The machinist. F..
H. Shepard of Phillips, was seriously
burned and Is in a critical condition
The loss is $4,000.
Portland has woman superintendent
of schools. Mrs. Mabel r. Brown being
elected Tuesday to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Supt.
Brownson on Monday. Mrs Brown is
former teacher in the local schools
and a member of the school board.
Her incumbency is at present
temporary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09

table. / viii never be without this
medicine in the house. Mrs. SAM'L
LEE, 1923 Fourth St., Louisville, KY.
Another Operation Avoided.
Adrian, Ga.-"I suffered untold
misery from female troubles, and my
doctor said an operation was my only
chance, and / dreaded it almost as
much as death. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound completely cured
me without an operation. LENA v.
HENRY, r. F. D. 8.
Thirty years of unparalleled sue
cess confirms the power Of Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
cure female diseases. The great vol
ume of unsolicited testimony constant
ly pouring in proves conclnsively that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is q remarkable remedy for those
distressing feminine ills from which
20 many women suffer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
GOING AFTER PROOF.
Cook Fitting Out Ship to Go After
Esquimau Companions.

Copenhagen, Sept. S.-Dr. Frederick
A. Cook is fitting out ship here WITH
the object of returning to Greenland
and bring back his Esquimau com
panions. DR.. Cook proposes to con-
front Commander Peary and qualified
experts with them as we'll as with his
scientific data. He is now dining iE
the country and will not return to
Copenhagen until late this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
A Bum. eerslla.

Many of my opponents, y.
Joseph Chamberlain In one OF ms
reform speeches, ARE as ignofs.n
my proposition as was certain ~
err. many years ago, of the umDrs.
This farmer had made a Journs'
some twenty miles on foot to
town. AS he was about to SET <
home again, hard rain came uE
his host loaned him an umDl
novelty at the time--openlhs
self so as to save his friend ahS
BILE trouble. ..cs
"A week later the farmer ~
the umbrella back. The Weatne
bright and fine, but he held tns
trivance open over his head. ~
".This instrument, he grum0nTs
more trouble than It's worm,
wasn't a doorway In the W.
could get it through. and !
tether it all the week In . NJ
Everybodys Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09

engaged In many Indian campaigns
werefneyep sreswarded by brevetss The
Law distinctly requires that breyefs
shall not be bestowed except in time
of war: and the contests on the from.
tier Cor SO many long years, the most
hazardous Of all warfare, were not SO
f.IaSSad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09

not only that the pupils mind may be
trained, but also that the young stu
dent may acquire some elementary
knowledge of natural phenomena. -
London standard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Louisville. Ky" Lydia =. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has GER

ta1nly done me 3
world Of good and
I cannot praise it
enough. I suffered
fromirregularities,
dizziness, nervous
ness, and a severe
female troub lie.
LydiaE.P inkham's
Vegetable Com
pound has restored
me to perfec ct
health and kept me
frnrn thu nroro tsnm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
Which Was the Head Of the -
vxy;ll,a,c rro ma y,,othnr had cu

Willie's grandmother had W.
visit them. Il
Are you mammals mother
While BY way Of conversation
mo. dear. I'm your sra
on your fathers side" .ss
"Well,'' said Willie decloss
was an observing little fellow
got to say Is you're on the W.T.
-Evefybody's Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
school ~ Eatino,,

An enterprising woman named Hot
ker has started a school here whes4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-09
xrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

las been used for over bIXTY.FTvE YEl RS By NIL
IONS q MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
EEETHN0s With PERFECT SUCCESS. liz soOTHES
he CHlLDs 6OFTEN8 the GUNS, ALLAH ali PAIN,
CuREs WIND collie, aud isthe best rsmi " for DIAR.
sold By DfusEtds In every pays tof the world.
WfG&4a M Tor " Ma. MinsioIss eod:hiue eyrSps
~ other kind. Twenty csnts ebotts. Omar.
fntesd under the Food and Drugs Act June S ls 6s1is
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
TOBACCO MARKET.
Strong Demand for All Good Grades
Is shown.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn. May 25.-The
local tobacco market continues active
with a strong demand for all grades
OF loose tobacco. The bulk of the
crop has been sold, but there are still
good offerings, sales on the loose
floor last week aggregating 100000
pounds.
The receipts in the independent
markets during the past week were
362 hogsheads; sales, 20 hogsheads
The local salesman of the Dark To-
baeco Growers association sold 1873
hogsheads, OF which 3S hogsheads
were light weights, taken for stem
ming and pricing. They are now on
the eve of much larger transactions.
The American Tobacco company the
italians and the Spaniards have laid
out about 1000 types, and will prob
ably select a thousand more. The
warehousemen are busy sampling the
hogsheads and doubtless large sales
will be reported this week. The
Bremen buyers viii enter the market
a little later, but will not do much
buying until the German government
settles the tax question that has been
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
ClnrnInnd InncIled.


st. Louis, May 25,--S'' i1ou.s -. -
Boston were to- play but ram p'e''l''-
ed the game
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
Hired John l.. Sullivan 20 Lick a
Friend

John l.. Sullivan was asked why he
had never taken to giving boxing
lessons.
"well. son, ] tried It once" replied
Mr.. Sullivan. "A husky young man
took one lesson from me and went
home a little the worse for wear.
When he came around for his second
lesson he said: Mr.. Sullivan, 1t was
my idea to learn enough about box
ing from you TO be able to lick a GER
tain young gentleman what I've got
it in for. But I've changed any
mind says he. III it's all the same
to you. Mr.. Sullivan, III send this
young gentleman down here to take
the rest of my lessons for e.
Eyerybody's Magazine for June.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

hanging in allegiance for some time.
The following prices are quoted
Trash, $4.0O@4.50; low Tugs. $4.75
a 5.25; common Tugs. $3.50 5.75;
medium Tugs. $6.0OG6.5O; good
lugs, $3.50 a 700; low leaf, $1,000
500; common leaf. $S.25@S.75;
medium leaf. $4,000 1000; good
leaf. s10.50@12.0O; fine leaf. s12.5O
@13.5O; choice selections. $4,000
1900.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

Detroit. May 25.-Altrock was
knocked out OF the box in the third
inning.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

BY signing a treaty on March IL
at Bangkok, Siam, $1,000 square
miles Of territory have been added
to the British empire. Under the
treaty British capital to the extent OF
S20,O00.OOO will be furnished for
the construction of railroads south
from Bangkok.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

Lush Was Lucky.

New York, May s5.-The locals
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

Two big vessels for use I'm the Pa
eiic trade are now building at the
Mitsubishi dock yards for the Oriental
Steamship company. One Is OF 49,
500 tons and two OF 9,250 tons each.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
Homo Run Wins
Ferguson wild.

Brown and Moran.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo. 2; Columbus, 3
indianapolis. 2; Louisville, 4.
Kansas City-Minneapolis. Grounds
vet.
Milwaukee. 4; 81. Paul. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
Sitmng ocs Stabtraths.

Sic geitrige Staotrotbs. Sibuu1g Der
lief creigniBlos. - @aS Die Sn.
ipeftionsreiic oes Stobtratbs-Go-
mites fir Eoli5ei mo @eidngniB
in Sudcn Der NoturgaS,Sraec
~foitete.
Gle geitrige regulGre Sieung bes
Stootretbes brofte MIR Noutlne-8c-
id)afte.
Sm erIten 3luei0c mllroc Die brittle
9eiung Der 8erorOnmma, melfe Die
@olier = @ebiibrcn fir Yiorrb0uler
urb religioic Snititntc ieltiebt, lntcr-
brod)cn lrno bcid)loiienL Den Collector
Der @oiiermietben uno Slcen5en,
Srr. rSpi. Spencer Glurfc. clll5llla-
bcn, in Der nGd)itcn Sibung 81 crs
id)cinen uno Die 9eitimmllngen Der
Ieroronun9 nGher 81 erlGllterl, ba
oicieIben nidt alien Mitalicbern ocS
3pciges flor 81 icin ldDlencn. is
~rifenborte lid bel Der Gcbotte, ooB
bic MoioritGt Der Mitglicoer bic Se-
bi,brcn in ioIden .sdllcn 9an6lih ollS.
faQcn loIien moftc.
S,>nl llcbrigel iuurocn Die beioen
folgenben Terorbmngen in orittcr
2ciung ongcnommcn:
GewGbrilng Der GrluubniB an Soc
@icienielo & 60, Elm eleftriihea
Sdilo Dor Dem @ebGi,be Nr. fl,
Noro.SoporbltraBe, ol,5ubringcn,
GerGnoerung bcs Nome,s Der Geo.
noroitrabc IN 6reberidltroBe.
Sr. Sofimon reiftc 5mci Hcloln.
tipncn cin, mcld)c Den Staot.Gontros
lclir onipciieu. aus Dem nGiorp"-
Sono 1909 Srll. 3. 4. 6orltall Die
Sun,nle bon $0l6.30 nnb DEM Srn,
Soiiman Die Sunnlc pon $951.94
oltSsisa6len. Ger c%ritcre 9etrag lit
iiir @e5oblung bon Sadpcrltonot-
oen.E ieniten in @crbinouug nit Der
MISUNDERSTANDING ulb Der Slpeite
Setrug bcseihnct Ole Soften Der Sll.
ipeftions.Heiie Der Stobtratbsmit.
glieocr fir YoliSei nno @eiangniB
nod Den Noturgos- Teloern bon @eIt-
Giraillicn linb ben Stooten. in lpel-
dcn Naturgos %gebraud)t ipiro. 20,
mic Der 5uf1aia in Der Sibung ons
meienbe Stoot.Gontroleur Sooper err
tlGrte, I'M aenunnten Sonb flir oicles
Sohr fein @elo mcbr u%orbonoen lei,
10 onicnoirte Sr. Soiinlon feline Se.
id)liiiie oabin, boB CT ltait oes SobreS
1909 oos Sobr 1910 einfii9te. 9ie
beiben Heiolutionen iurroen inter
Snspcniion Der Hegelu 5ur oritten
2eIllng gcbroft.
Sm Speiten Hotbs5ucigc lplroe Die
Geroronung in oritter &clnnG ol,ge.
nomnten, meldc Den Nnfol,l einca
8runoltiides in Der NohborId)ait BON
Baltimore. unb Srcmontltrobe mo
hie Grrihtune cincs SpritenbaulcS
aiii bemielben uitorilirt.
Ger Stubtrotb tritt hcllte Nad)nllts
tag nm 5 llbr micoer in rcglllorer
Sibung 5uiommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
Baltimore Sfat.Glnb.
Sente Mbeno - Snrnicr.
,4crmania.W iGnnerd)pr.Salle."
Nae Sfat.5rcnmcc iino cinselaocn.
(3in
344

Goir iilr Ecrbe &nb c.
Gnrm. - Morgen bcginnt m Den
N1unncn Der rSoitbern 2rnd) Co."
9tr. BOG, Gorf.A penue, cine Soir
sum Better Der Nicrbe-H ube-6arm
III Der Ybilooelpbio-Tooo Sic 6oir
honcrt pollc ud,t Gage. Wcr Is fonlt,
lplltc icin Sd)erflcin bcitrogen, SIT.
mol oic r9icttlmas.W cicllid)oit fir
Sbicrc." mltcr ocrcn Auipi5icn Die
Toir itattiinoct, piel @lltes tblt ino
cb9carbeitctc Eierbc IN Eilege
nimmt. Gus Gon,ite beltcbt aus
Grau @n. :. @ia, &~oriiberin, Trou
ebpin ). Sorber, Gron 6ronf aina
uicr, Nrl, 6. &. Glorf unb Sri. Gbitb
$. StcIuart.
Sr. Gburles HGe gctor.
len. Nn icincr lcstcn @obmma,
Nr. 1918. Noro.S trifcrltroBc, id)ico
nod 5mciidhrigcr aroiItbcit ST..
GborlcS ". Noic I'M Nltcr bon 80
Sobrcn an ocn 6olaeil zines @cr5.
lciocns ans DEM 9cbeil. Ger Scr.
b:id,cnc wuroc IN T~eutid)lonb gebo'
len mo fam ais ,Siinglin1 nod Nine
rita. NuBer ic;ncr @uttin. Ernu 8.
HGic. ilberlcben i'm pier Sodjtcr illo
5luci Sobne. Gicleiben iino: 6rnu
:. 2pnd,. Srou j. Sob Don Ocean
Gin Nh, Srls. @ciiie mo Moric
Toic mo Die $50. George uno Sarrp
&6ic. Der Sebtere Don Fbilaoelpbia.
Tic @~ciiesiIns finoet hcute Nahmit-
toy aui Dem Observation-Disclosures
liott, Foitor 4eter Ainslie BON Der
Ghriltus.airdc an Der J%ulton.aue,
nuc miro nmtircn.
q sabre EoIisii it. lele.
pbonmnun Senrp arauie bon Der
oitlidlen YoIi3eiItotion ~icierte geiterlt
iein 2S.iahrtaeS IienltiubiIGnm uIS
Witelieo bes Itdbtiiden HoIibei. &c.
p%ortcments, Gr bradlte Die Webr5abf
ieircr Gieltitiabre I'M oltlit)en I'll
thrift iil ui,b lit BORT heilinbe iutent.
bebrlih. aiiralid) lpnroc CT 6,ill
S~hiiridiiebcr Der liorooiiliden NcIi.
s~eiItotion ernai1nt; ols Die Eoli,cil
Yeboroe ieood) erfnbr. bob er NIT
ben, Toiten iiid)t sufrieoen mar. lieb
lie i'm ieinrn iriiberen Voiten int DIT.
lid)en Cautious battle ipieoer %einnen.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
Cine peinlidJc Sitaatiun.

Gas bieligc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiir
ocll Baltimore oibinoton 2rit.
hllIersGonarcb bot Sdymierigfci.
iciL Den @nrontiripnb %nnipubrin.
gen. Mod, icblt nlebr ais oic
&alftc ali $4,000.
Tos @oltimcrer YropoaanOo.Go.
mite iiir oen prpieftirten Baltimore.
Woibington uftldiiier.GorgreB 1910
hot icine liebc Moth. Tos Gouite
bcs YIerp.Giub bon Nmerifu" bat lei
llcn 9eirtd) iiir sic a~llernddite Belt
ongefiinoiDt, mo md, lit @oltilnore'S
Sbeil an Dem 100000 8oronticiono,
ben cs nit @nibington gemeinid)ait.
lid, oufSubrtnaen iid) uerpflid)tet,
1lift cinmol 5i,r Silitc 3uinnmienle.
brnht. iuGbrenb Woibingtnn id)on irit
@od)cn ieine $4,000 beiiammen
bate. Gic bieii1cn Gonite. Witolic.
Der Iiiblen bitter oic beihGmenoe 2a-
&C. III Die lie gebrad)t 5il iperoer oro-
bet. linb perooppeln lire Mnitren.
9l,,gei,, Die nothigen Gelber 81 be.
id)niicn.
Als cine %flcille, a6cr inter oielen
llmltuitoen iebr %lpilltonlriene Yci.
'tel,er 5it Dem Sonb boiien Die Mit.
glieocr bes hiciigen Gpmites, ben
l!ebcr'd,ub aus Der Murplolto Seim.
@ohe, Der lid in ocn S1noer
oes S%d)otmeiIierS Ger .WarpIuno
Some.Gumiug A%iiociation" beiinbet.
liir lire 3medc p%eriuenocit Si foil.
l,cn. obcr gcgen oieier Elan bat Sr.
\. Charles 2%intbicliili. Der Ioriiser
iciier Weie1id)oit, Yroteit erboben.
Gs miro nun ON Montaa cine Cot.
fcrellS slpiid,en Dem Gcnlite ,nhb Der
iretern Der @eicuibait itatiiinben. in
Der oicie Nu~gcleaenbcit snr Grlebi-
gling fonhnien lpl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-10
Spnucnauf. aub llntcrgang.
Sas @cttcr.

Siir Warplano mo Den GiItrift
.Gollmbio bciltc mo morgcn flor
mo onbaltcno falts leid)te ipcltlldc
@itoc.
@citcrn mar bas @cttcr lpieocr
flor, abcr %grinnig falt. Gic bot)ltc
Scrnpcrotur mar 90 @ruo nm 3 l(hr
Nodmitto1 uno Die nicorigitc 81
Wroo nm s llrb Woracnb.
Sn ocn ollbcren 8unoeS'@ ctter'
observation-disclosures oca 2anoea
lultroen Die iplgcnben bod)Itcn Gem
peroturen pcrSeidnet: Goitport 30
YnrtlonO 80, Bolton "a, Nlbanp 81,
Ncm-Dorf 80, E%bilooelpbin 80, ut.
Iantic.Gitp 80, &nrriSbilr9 26, Walb.
iongton %, Npriolf 36. SotteroS lS,
Charlotte ~, Wilminaton %, Char.
!eItpn 81, Soponnoh 81. Soflonpillc
IS, Sipitcr 66, Sen @cit IS, gtlonta
81. Montaomcrp Al, Nclu:S rlcanS
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plls Gbriiti Sc. Menlpbis 80, Gincin.
nati 20. Eittsburg "A, Nortbfielb "a,
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alpeno 26, M%orquettc Is, 8reen Ban
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3, ct. 9ouis 16. 2onios.Gitp "A.
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Gitp 46, Ierper 36, North Elottc
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sim Record Gao ii + &dItc.
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fem 10 faltes @etter wic geitern.
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