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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
POKER GAMES STOPPED
AFTER RUNNING GENERA ALTON

Wallace, Idaho. April 16.-For the
first time since the Last Chance"
saloon was opened in Wallace in
1885, poker was stopped here by
Sheriff John Moffatt of Shoshone
county. This is the last form of
gambling that was running.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
Two Americans Killed.

Washington, April 49,, 8 p. M
Two Americans have been killed by
rioting in Adana, according TO ca
blegram from Ambassador Leishman
in Constantinople. Many homes in
Adana have been pillaged and burn
ed. Racial war is slowly spreading
throughout Asia Minor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16

Walla Walla, April 16.-One of the
smoothest graft games ever worked
or the unsuspecting public Of Walla
Walla has just come to light and some
two score of victims have lighter
pocket books and wiser heads ana
are little in doubt as to whether or
not their own regulations have not
been just slightly tainted.
The swindling trick was turned by
an individual pretending to represent
large corporation, which was al
legged to furnish money upon applica-
tion to all persons who contemplated
the taking up of timber claims. In
each case the oily gentleman received
and receipted for $40, which he said
was to accompany the application.
Immediately after filing and other
wise perfecting their claims ii was
held out, the corporation was to pur-
chase the assignment of the tenspot
investors.
Could Dodge Uncle Sam.
II was 10 De SuDToSa lTdISdCuoIl
in order that the purchaser might
dodge the federal statutes and escape
making an affidavit that the claim
was taken up in an applicants be-
half and not in the interest of any
other Individual or corporation.
Almost half a hundred people.
thinking they were stealing march
or Uncle Sam. swallowed the bait,
and now. while they are holding the
sack, they are wondering il it would
be wise to have the self-styled agent
apprehended, as they are not sure that
their own hands are clean.
The swindler had a wealth of land
decisions, maps and inside informa-
tion direct from Washington, as he
told it. He left the city and he
wouldbe purchasers are waking up to
the fact that they have been stung in
a brand new and cleverly worked
game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16

Major Lee Moorhoue, clerk Of the
supreme court for the Eastern Oregon
sessions, has completed the docket
ing Of all cases so far presented for
argument at the approaching term
of court. This will be held the first
Monday in next month.
So far, 23 cases have been docketed
and it is probable that a few more
will be placed on the list. This will
necessitate an entire weeks session
and possibly more.
There are only a few cases on the
docket that have been appealed from
the Umatilla county circuit court.
Probably the most interesting OF these
is that of Elizabeth Taylor against
her former husband, Moses Taylor.
The Zeuske case is also of considerable
interest. The other local cases are
those of Parr and CASTOR and the
Washington VS.. Patten diamond case.
The docket with the county from
which each case has been appealed
with the attorneys on each side is as
follows:
Grant county, Napoleon Neal, re-
spondent, Marks & Hicks, VS.. Miles
Roach, appellant, V. G. Cozad.
Grant county, State of oregon, re-
spondent, A. NJ. Crawford, A. G., ].
w. McCulloch, D. A, VS.. ]. H. Miller,
appellant, Errett Hicks, ]. w. Wealth
erford.
Crook county, State of oregon, re-
spondent, A. NJ. Crawford, A. G.,
Frank Menefee, D. A., VS.. Sam c.
Smith, appellant, Geo. w. Barnes j.
X. Weatherford.
Union county, J. E. stevenson, re-
spondent. F. s Ivanhoe, D. A., VS., A.
Stewart, ct al, appellant, Cochran &
Cochran. This is a criminal case;
nothing has been done except to file
transcript October 81, 1908.
Malheur county, Christ C. Boe, ap-
pellant, Brooke & Saxton, VS.. Hoyt
Arnold, respondent, C. E. 5. Wood,
Dalton Biggs, ]. W. McCulloch, A. N.
Soliss.
Malheur county, The State of Ore
gon, eX rel, James Harvey and L. B.
Teter, appellants, Geo. w. Hayes, VS..
The County Court of MalheuT Coun-
ty, respondent, A. NJ. Crawford, A.
G., ]. w McCulloch, D. A.
Malheur county, j. H. Tart, plain
tiff and appellant, Geo. w. Hayes, VS..
Malheur County, A. NJ. Crawford, A.
G., ]. w. McCulloch.
Malheur county, Floyd Garrison,
appellant, Geo. w. Hayes, VS.. NAL
heur County, A. NJ. Crawford, A. g.,
]. W. McCulloch, D. A.
Gillian county, G. w. Raper ap-
pellant, w. H, Wilson, D. R. Parker,
VS.. Gillian County, respondent, j. E.
Burdette. Cause transferred to Sa-
lem. December 5, 1908.
Umatilla county, James Simpson
and Ann E. Simpson, respondents,
Cain & Hurspool, Lowell & Winter,
VS.. G. NJ. Harrah, appellant, T. P. 6
c. c. Gose. Chas. H. Carter.
State of Oregon, respondent, A. NJ.
Crawford, A. G., F. S. Ivanhoe, D.
A, VS.. Nick Stephenson ct al, ap-
pellants, Ramsey & Oliver.
Malheur county. The Nevada Ditch
Co., appellant and cross respondent,
John L. Rand and L. R. Webster, VS..
The Canyon & Sand Hollow Ditch Co,
ct al, respondents and cross appell-
ants, ]. W. McCulloch, W. H. Brooke
Baker county, Ira E. Bigelow, re-
spondent, Hart & Nichols. VS. Colum-
bia Gold Mining Co., appellant, c. A.
Johns.
Wasco county, Mrs. z. \. Kelsay.
John Gavin, Geo. II.
Williams. VS.. Anna Taylor and o. D.
Taylor, appellants. W. H. Wilson.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA
IN SWIMMING MATCH

Chicago. April 16.-The water polo
and swimming teams meet Pennsyl-
vania tonight. The Illinoisans hope
to beat the Quakers at polo, but the
prospects for the swimming events
are not so roseate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
WOOL SALES
ARE MACE
Arlington Sheepman Sells for
Big Advance Over Last
Years Prices.
LOCAL GROWERS HOLDING
UNTIL SALES DATES

Pat Farley Of Arlington, Sells $4,000
Pounds of Sand Wool for Fourteen
Cents-Is Almost Three Times As
Much As He Got Last Year-Dif.
ference In Price Due 10 Better
Quality - Local Growers Disposed
TO Hold Cips-Only a Few Sales
Made-No Tip on This Years
Prices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16

James G.. Hoffman, agent for the
o r. & n. at Pilot Rock, has re-
turned home after giving testimony
before the grand pury in the investi-
cation of the liquor cases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
Marching Against Constantinople.

Salonica, April 1.-two battalions
Of soldiers are marching against Con-
stantinople today determined TO over
throw the new regime and place young
Turks in power. The movement is
inspired by young Turks who were
driven here by the new regime. Alb
med Ria, the deposed president of
parliament has arrived here, and be-
gan the organization of a provisional
government which will soon be pro-
claimed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
ARMY TO PURCHASE
SUPPLIES IN SEATTLE

Seattle, April 16.-Orders
from the department was re-
ceive by Seattle army officers
today directing all quarter
masters supplies for Alaska
army posts, Puget Sound artil-
lery posts, forts Lawlen and
Wright, be purchased at Sc
attic instead of through the San
Francisco office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
FAIRBANKS AND FAMILY
SAIL TO JAPAN

San Francisco. April 16,-Former
Vice President Fairbanks, wife and
daughter, and Mrs. Timmons, sailed
for Japan this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
FATAL FIRE IN
!. SAN FRANCISCO
Tenement House is Burning
Fourteen Dead and Injured
Forty Missing.
FIREMEN HAVE FOUGHT
THE FLAMES ALL DAY

Fire Breaks Out Early This Morning
in Cheap Tenement HOuse-Burns
Like Tinder-Many Fail TO Es-
cape, Though They GrOpe Through
the Halls-Fifteen Bodies Known
10 BE Still i'm the Ruins - Rescue
Work VIII Not Be Possible Till the
Fire Is Brought Under Control.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE
FROM STATE ASYLUM

Salem. April 16.-While at
tempting To escape from the In
sane asylum at midnight Wilson
O'Hall from Klamath county fell
forty feet from the third VIM
dow and fractured his ankle.
Two others escaped, they max
ing a rope Of bedclothes. The
rope parted with Hall, he weigh
ing two hundred pounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
President Returns to Washington.

Washington. April 16.-PreSident
Taft returned to the capitol today
Mrs. Taft remained in New York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16

Athens, April 16.-Tewfik Pass re-
signed as grand vizier of Turkey to-
day when he heard that the troops
were advancing towards Constantine
pile from Salonica. Members of the
new cabinet are expected to resign.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
FULTON FORMALLY DECLINES
CHINESE MINISTERSHIP

Washington, April 16.-A telegram
from Fulton OF oregon, declining the
mlnistcrship of China was received to-
day by President Taft.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16

Washington. April 15.-Taft has
nominated Mary f. Walker as post
mistress AT Bandon. Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
GRAF TIERS IN
WALLA WAL[A
Strangers Show Garden City
People How They Can GET
Rich Quick.
WOULD HELP THEM TO
GET AROUND LAND LAWS

At Least a Score Said TO Have Made
the First Payment Required by the
Smooth Ones-Said They Would
Advance Money to all Who Wanted
TO Take up Timber Claims-Gets
Ten Dollars Down and Then Skips-
Losers Are at Loss How TO Get
Their Money Back.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
FILE SUPREME
COURT DOCKET
List of All the Cases to Come
Before the Eastern Oregon
Session.
ONLY A FEW APPEALED
FROM UMATILLIA COUNTY

Thirty three Are on the List to the
Present Time-Likely That List VIII
be Increased-Term to be Held
First Monday in May-Will Re-
quire at Least Weeks Session
Taylor and Zeuske Cases Have Been
Appealed Locally-The Two Other
Local Cases of Interest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
Wrcckagc Still Burning.

2:31 D. m.-The wreckage and
nine buildings are still afire although
the firemen have been playing streams
all day. The rescue parties are re-
tarded, the flames cutting them off
from where the bodies are buried. 1t
is unlikely that more bodies will be
recovered for hours. Until then an
accurate figure on the dead will be
unknown. The bodies recovered are
charred beyond recognition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16
Forty Missing at Noon.

At noon, forty lodgers were report
ed missing, there is a bare possibility
that some of them are living, though
It is doubtful
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16

Continued on Page Five.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16

San Francisco, April 16.-Six men
are dead and eight seriously injured
and il is feared that at least fifteen
more bodies are in the ruins of the
Morgue tenement destroyed by fire
this morning. Four bodies have been
recovered A victim giving the name
of Charles C. Cartwright, who says
he has a brother who lives at Salem,
Oregon, is believed to be dying The
building is a fire trap and a protest
was made when it was built after the
fire and filled with tiny rooms. When
the fire started some had no chance
of escape, and burned like rats.
Many Suffocated.
The narrow halls were quickly
filled with struggling dodgers, and
several dropped from the effects of
the smoke and were unable to find
their way out. The building was
frame structure and burned like tin
der. Three firemen were crushed by
the walls. Eight small buildings ad-
joining were destroyed. The total
property loss is two hundred thous-
and dollars Officer w. F. Kruger,
by his bravery saved several by rush.
ing into the burning building and
dragging men out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-24

ieoer @eiie einidrdnfte, eiuee es
oo6. Selfen Sic uns ooa, Serr
8ermann!"
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lalnnlen. gr fannte oen Summer,
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oos Crit eriebnte.
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ite, oas Seiltgite, mas id nebell
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@n5tal ulb iiber gnabriid, Sofgen
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b~eoeutenoiten 8ooeort @irttembergs
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ba6 liegt 5niid)en boben betpaloe-
ten Bergen einge5mahet. Die Gage
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cine offene @ultoe I'M quellenoen
@aiier baoete, man fano Die geus=
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fommt oud bierber I'M benz beiBcrt
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Bon BEN beionoeren Sebensipiiroig=
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cine Siitte, pie iie Die often Ger
manen betpobnten, cine Der Bfahl=
bouten aus Ser l1r5eit; bas i'm
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meg auf Ser 5traBe nod Sreuoen-
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8ilobao uno bogen oann in einen
@alomeg Elm, Der uns, auf Der So
be bon 1000 Meter a%ngelanet, boz,
einer 2ibtung aus eillen 8lid altf
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gu gleifer 3eit binab ms &ei9en-
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inter nns liegenbe 9orf &eiden-
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tpedielnoen Mnsbliden binab in's
Sal uno MIN Die Murg entlang uie.
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mails 81 beriihern, BOB Der Sag
elm bohit genuBrether NOR; if babe
5moIf poGe Stunoen in ben berr-
lihiten Naturi6onbeiten gei6melgt,
oenn, i6 mieoerbole: id babe ME
ettpas Shoneres aeieben, als oieier
auserleienen Sell oes Sbmar5tral-
6es. st. 8.
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MfIerIei.
Sin neues 6pteI

Gin neues @oteI, auf euro
paiide @eiie gefiibrt, miro iebt i'm
9er5en Der Staot erribtet, um Ell
mem Idngitgefiiblten 8eoiirfnis ab5u-
beIfen. 9ns Germ IS. $. Maperif
geborige oreiitodige Soleoao UNI
l1niperiitD @ebduoe, gde BON Sofe-
bao unb Souiton StraBe, ioG oa-
bin umge1noert merben. 9os I'M
tere Stodperf miro Store, Sfficen
Die Sotel=Sffice ut1b 2obbp entbol-
ten, mabrenb Die oberen Stodmerfe
in 3nnmer nit alien mooerneIl
8equemli6feiten eingeri6tet tperbcn.
gs tperoen bier tur 3immer permic-
tel, mdbreno Die @aite lire Mobl-
5eiten einnebmen fonren, mo es it,
men beIiebt.
SIN 81. 9iitriftc@ erift tpnroe
Der Claim" bon @m. $. @eib 1e-
gen Die Staot BON $4,000 fir Stra-
Benperbeiierung IN 1899 aufre1ter-
balten. Die Stabt miro appeGieren.
9ieie Mnipriide baiieren iif auf
9rbeiten Die oiesDaunicipal Smprone-
ment Company inter &ontraft, Die
@benue 6 nit Ispbalt 5u pflaitern,
ausgefiibrt bot. 8ieStabt ipies oieiel-
BEN 5uriid, aus Dem @runoe, neil
lie meoer ourd BEN &ontraft, nod
ip1tere 8el1liilien bes Staotruts
mitoriiiert moren.
Alle Stimmpldbe, nelhe boll
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tpablen benust maren, io9en ouh
pom gountp BEL Der am 3. MuguIt
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stimmpldbe meroen aiif Der Site ge-
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neroen ipdter ausgefp6blt.
Serrp 8. 0epton Der bie-
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Union telegraph Company, purbe
am Mittmoh i'm &orporations-@e.
ridt gu $25 uno Soften perurteilt.
neil Die @eieaidaft 9rdbte an @eit-
Commerce StraBe babe 5ieben loi-
en-, obne grlaubnis bes Staotrats.
- Grau Caroline @ii6 itarb am
Wittpof in einem bieiigen &oipitol
Inn alter BON SO Sabren an Berc-
tonitbis, IN Golee elmer 6irurgiidelt
Operation.
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Mpetue, Goblin Sia, murbe ourG
s. $. &irfpatrif an q. 6. @alfer
bon @olfer Bros. BON 2uling unb
Mlpine, Gaa6leute nno &aufleltte,
fir S9250 b%erfauft.
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5ranerL Die beneiSet iuerben.

9ieie an5iebenoen SrouenJ Die 10
liebli6 bon @elidt Sorm uno Sem-
permanent iino, iperoen bon oenen be-
neioet, Die ibnen elei6 fem modien.
Cine ibpa6e franfli6e Srau lit lter-
pos un6 erregbar. unberoaulidfeii
uno Nieren=@ifte 5eigen fib in Gle
den, 8lasden, &aut-@usidlagen mo
einem i6lebten Seint. Sir iolbe
bepirft @leftrif gitters @unber.
8oiielbe reguliert Magen, 2cber,
Nieren reinigt bas Slut, eiebt Itarfe
Rerben, belle @ueen, reinen @tbcm,
ipel6e iammtne Sant INTO fbone,
Seint. 8iele rei5enoe Srauen ner=
oanfen linn 8elunbbeit unb Sbon-
belt. SOC BEL anen 9rnaeilten.
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Srnag, groBban0elsz8 roz
Mus Burton Sorbor in Weid

illus Burton 9arbor IN Wttdi=
gan meloet man: emil Si4ep betir=
oct ii6 inn bieiigen @efangnis un=
ter Der @nfloge, ieinen 8ater, oe.,
Sarmer Seroinano Siaep, ermoroet
81 baben. Der a6t5ebniabrige Bur
+i6e bebal1ptet in Selbitperteioigung
gebanbelt 81 baben, oo Ser Ilte nid)t
nur iein, ionoern aud oas 2eben Der
Wutter bebrobt babe.
Sn Seem Sort, 8bilbelpbia,
Baltimore uno moern oItlidjen
St1oten iin6 mabreno Der lebten 9a-
&c piele 9erionen am Sisi6lag CT
franft. @n6 iino mebrere 9ooes-
falle brr6 Sisidlag berbeigefii6rt
rpr0en.
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spmmerfabrten auf benz Oseam unb
Der Gtfenbahn.

Son peri6ieoeneu teraniihen Dr.
ten aus nad uno bon Seem yorf,
entmeoer Sinfabrt ODER &iidfabrt
per 9ampfer, in @erbinoung nit
Dem groBen Benniplponia giiell=
babnipitem uno ieiner unperglei6el1
MISUNDERSTANDING
@egen ndberer aufunft pelloe
man iib an eefaaieit perionli6 ooer
ibriftli6, an 6. 81. 8airo, 8aiiagier-
Meent Ser 8entiplponio 2inien, 122
alamo Blaaa, San Mntonto, ooer
an g. g.. Sbompion Euiiagier=
Mgent Ser BenniDlbania 2inten, 2t2
Main StraBe, Soniton.
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Qehrer.@ einh.

@epiinidt miro elm 2ebrer fir Die
Sdule, Der eil Gertififat
9. &laiie beiitt unb au6 oeutid IN.
terriAten fam. 8ir qarantieren ei-
men Sermin BON Z Wonaten INC
$4,000 per Monot. Mnn ooreiiiere:
$. 8. Stulfen ODER Otto Sptes,
8reslau, 2apoea Gountp Seros.
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yeTas s.

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in 9oQas Elm &%aufnann narne1s
Col Qranooff ermoroet. Sin 8ei=
Der 1larrens 8urrel Oats uno eist
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CODE berurteilt. 8an lit langit 6in=
geri6tet, ober Oats bat es peritar=
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tin gum pierten Mal oas ltrteil
in ieinem YroaeB umgeitoBen, bies
Mal auf ben @rnno bin, boB cit
Speaiolridter fir ben BroaeB ers
nannt lei unb oaB Der @oubernellr
fein &edt oaau gebabt babe.
= Sim "a. Mai murbe in @al-
beiton, int Shiffsraum beg 9onl-
piers 81 &io", ELM gepiiier Sen
S. Sobnion BON einem Manne na-
mems Soiepb IS. goparo erito6eli
Sett lit Gomarb bon einem 8ruGer
oes oamals @rito6enen, einem ge=
nilien @iaiam M. Sobnion, gei1oi-
fen noroen. @iGim @. SobnIou,
Der, nebenbei gelagt, Elm 5hpieger-
iobn Gotparos III, mahte eIei1 l1ud)
Der Sat ieinm 2eben Elm gnoe, in
Dem er eine Guantit6t &orboIid,lre
trattf unb 1id cine &neeI our6 ben
&opf iaete. gomarb miro bofit
tpabri6einli6 ebenfaGs 1terben.
Sn einem 9auie an Der Waill
5traBe in Sonlton, in benz iif oas
S9neibergei6dft eines Man1les lta-
mems Sones befano, pnroe Elm &C.
fab nit @aiolin umgeitoBen, 10 bab
oas @uiolin iiber Elm beiBes giigel.
ellen floB. SIN Mugenbltd itono bas
gauge 3immer in Slantmen uno bic
IN ibm befinbIihen 2ente fonnien
MIR nit Miibe utlb Scot ms Sreie
gelangen. Srau Sones mlBte bin-
ausgetragen merben. 0as 5euer
muroe bon Der prompt eintreffenoen
Seuerpebr ibnea geloi1t.
Sn Der Nabe bon Oscar, bier
Meilen meitIid bon gemple, bat iih
elm b0bmiider Garmer namens See
5dula eridoiien. mabribeinlih aus
@er5meiflung ooriiber, baB es nit
ietner @eiunobeit bergab eing. Sdjlt
Ia mar ein Mann bon einiger
Ieds3ig Sabren unb fr6nfelte n6b-
reno Der lesten 3eit b%eitdnoig. NIs
CT Die Sat begging, mar er allein 81
Sauie. @r 5og iid refine 8dihc
uno ieinen Sonntagson5ug ON, ieBte
onn Die Miinoung leiner Shrot-
finite sesen Die Stirn uno oriifta
init ieinen 3eben ab. Der 5dutb
rib ibm Die gauge 5ddoeloefe fort.
Sn 2areoo ioG elm Steineiei
tod gemoroen iein. gs lit Dies oas
erfte Mal, bob man bon Dem M,lf-
treten Der soGmut bel oieien Sieren
bort. Ser 8eiieer fonrte iid) itltr
NIT Miibe Dor oen Mngriffen oes nit
tenoen Gels ihiibea. Spdter ge.
lang es, i'm 81 erf6ieBen.
Staats= Hanger fino aligen-
Midli9 i'm Banoan6le, mie aus
MmariIo %gen1elbet miro, Binter 8ieh-
oieben ber. 8ier Wdnner iinb BON
ibt.en bereits berbaftet, bieielben iol-
len bon Der &errine'iden Mand in
Gator goantp @ieb geitoblen gu ba-
ben.
Mus &errbine miro gemeloei,
oaB Die 8orbereitungen fir Die
@eit geras Soir, 6ie BORT am 3d.
26. unb 81. Muguit obgebalten miro,
i'm Donen @ange ieien uno oaB Die
&ataloge in einigen Eoeen perididi
neroen ipiir6en.
- 0ie ueberleberben bon Green's
8rigaoe baben in @barton lire
jabrli6e 8eunion abeebalten.
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y Hfu5eII StHleH lUlagFlge NHlet4e.
8enm Sic Elm @runoitiid, cine Sarlil
ODER elm Saus faufen ooer bamer
mouen, ooer penn sic cine Mort-
gage abloien ODER elm @el6dft Oil.
fangen monen, bann meroen mir So
men oas @elo oa5u leiben. Sic be.
5ablen es uns in Staten bon ST per
ISOLDE 5uriid uno geben uns 5 Bro-
gent 3inien per Sabr auf iebe $500
oes geborgten @el6es.
@enn Sic feline 3eit baben, al,
uns 81 fommen, 10 ididen sic uns
cine 8oitfarte unb infer @gent miro
Sic beiu6en.
Germania 8anf & Srnit &c.,
Weiht inforporiert.)
100 Sft-9ouiton StraBe.
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eere 3eit 2ebrer, au6 bereits in Der.
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bauerno Steaung als Glerf. 3uner.
ldiiig, miaens gu arbeiten uno nit
@rocerp-@ eidaft b%ertraut. 20 Dol-
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mir Stenung nohmeiit. @oreiIe:
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