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Graham guardian., 1910-09-30
PEOPLE TO DECIDE
Colonel Pickett's Plan to
Decide Selection for
Arizona Senators

Colonel Pickett, while in Douglas
on legal visit recently. was inter-
viewed by the Dispatch representa-
tive, and the genial colonel gave
out the following statement:
"I I expect to be a democratic
candidate for senatorship in the
event we get statehood. There is
little doubt but that we will get il
from the present outlook.
l shall ask all the aspirants for
senatorship to sign a joint agree
ment for the submission of our
claims to a primary election and let
the people choose two men that
they desire for the first senators OF
Arizona. The two men who get the
highest number of votes at the pri.
maries shall go before the legisla.
ture to be voted upon. The rest Of
the candidates will retire from the
field. This is practically the equiv
alent of the workings of a direct
primary election law.
This is no new experiment. In
Tennessee when Senator Taylor and
Ex-senator Carmack were engaged
in a contest, Taylor for the senator.
ship and Carmack for reelection,
they both signed such an agreement
and submitted their claims to a pri.
mary election. This was before
Tennessee had a primary election
law"
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30
SEPTEMBER 30. 1910.
PADDLE ITS OWN CANOE
The Arizona Bulletin says:

"Since the Bulletin and its edi-
tor have succeeded in making the
county seat of a banner democratic
county a republican precinct we
hardly think it advisable to take ad-
vice from the two Johns,S editors
of The GUARDIAN, of whom one is
a staunch democrat and the other a
democrat of recent years. The
Bulletin will continue to do its own
thinking and voice its own senti-
ments irrespective of advice rendered
by representatives of the democratic
or any other political party"
The GUARDIAN has no objection
whatever to our esteemed republi.
can contemporary. The Arizona
Bulletin" continuing to do its own
thinking as far as politics is con.
cerned. The GUARDIAN can offer
no advice to the Bulletin" as to its
kind of politics, either before or
after election, and is perfectly will.
ing to let the Bulletin" travel its
own political path.
The GUARDIAN is glad to note
that the Bulletin" realizes that the
principles of the democratic party
found favor with the people of Ari.
zona. who gave the democratic can.
didates their support and votes in
order that they might be able tc
write their own constitution, with
which sentiment The GUARDIAN
was in full accord.
That the Bulletin" thought and
advised differently before election
is certainly subject that can be
discussed, and as the election
proved to be unanimously in favo,
of the democratic candidates ant
the principles Of democracy, credit
for helping to such a result belongs
to the friends of the democratic
party and not to those disposed be
fore election to defeat its candidate
under the guise of being POLITICAL!
independent.
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30
POLITICS A PUBLIC AFFAIR

Arizona seems to have decided for
organic democracy, says the Los
Angeles Examiner.
A majority of the fifty-two dele
gates to the constitutional conven-
tion were elected because they stood
pledged to the principle that direct
primaries, the initiative, the referen.
dunn and the recall must be wrought
into the fundamental law Of the
new State.
Wise men from the East have
told the Arizonans that such matters
ought not to be put into a State
constitution. that they should be
left lying about loose. as materials
for future partisan controversy.
But the people Of Arizona have
rejected this advice, and have de.
cided to 80 settle their Fundamental
law in the beginning of their state.
hood that politics in the new com.
monwealth will have to be public
affair.
The constitution makers of Ari-
zona have, no doubt. cast some in
forming glances into the politics of
New York and New England.
It appears that they are not at.
tracted by the models offered them
in localities where politics has--until
the recent past--been regarded as a
private business engaging the per-
ennial interest of only about five
per cent. Of the grown men-with
occasional spectacular reactions from
some Of the rest.
Arizonans are anxious that poll.
tics in the Southwest shall not have
a status like that of the mining bust.
ness, the shoe industry or the coast.
ing trade.
Probably they think that by re.
fusing to permit politics to be treat
ed as a3traie they will make impossi.
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30

factory state of her affairs. France,
Germany and Spain are at their
wits ends, trying to square things
up. Whether Morocco ever will
emerge from chaos remains to be
seen; but at present plunder and
oppression, injustice and bribery are
so rife that no one can look upon
himself as safe there. That control
will be taken over by the European
Powers is certain in the near future,
and Morocco will then go down to
posterity as another nation that has
failed to rule itself.-Answers.
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30
Tongue Twisters

How often have you laughed at
comedians in the theatre as they
sang or tried to sing some such
tongue-twisting combination of Eng
lish words as She sells sea shells
by the seashore?" And while laugh
ing. did it ever occur to you that
there are hundreds of tongue twist
ers that could put an even harder
crimp in your organ of speech than
that little line of nonsense?
Here are a few examples Of
tongue-twisters which may serve as
model for the novice. BY reading
these aloud, rapidly, you can see
how truly they measure up to their
name:
The bleak breeze blighted the
bright broom blossoms.
Two toads totally tired tried to
trot to Tedbury.
Strict, strong Stephen Stringer
shared slickly six sickly silky snakes.
Susan shineth shoes and socks;
socks and shoes shine Susan. She
ceaseth shining shoes and socks, for
shoes and socks shock Susan.
A haddocx, a haddock, a black
spotted haddock; a black spot on the
black back of a black spotted pad.
dock.
Oliver Oglethorp ogled an owl and
an oyster. Did Oliver OglethorI
ogle an owl and an oyster? If Oil
yer Oglethorp ogled an owl and ar
oyster, where are the owl and the
oyster Oliver Oglethorp ogled?
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30

This paper Is kept on file at <. @. Drke's Ad-
vertising Agency, 77s Market St.. San FRI ncisco'
California. where contracts for advertising can
be made with It. ...
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30
MAY CONTEST ELECTION
Judge Doe Not Eligible As q
DELEGATE

1t is very likely that the Demo-
cratic County Central Committee,
Of Coconino county, will contest the
election of Judge Doe to the con-
stitutional convention upon the
grounds that a federal Office holder
cannot lawfully hold two offices at
the same time. There is a federal
statute to this effect and the people
of Coconino county do not wish to
be illegally represented in the con-
vention.
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30

Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you can get a bottle
of Chamberlain's Liniment for 25
cents. A piece Of flannel dampened
with this liniment is superior to any
plaster for lame back, pains in the
side and chest, and much cheaper.
Sold by Stafford Drug Co. 28.5t
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30

Not a minute should be lost when
a child shows symptoms of Group.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse,
or even after the croupy cough ap.
pears, will prevent the attack. Sold
by Stafford Drug Co. 28-5t
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30
VALLEY FRUIT WANTED

An Eastern gentleman, visiting
in Stafford, is desirous of securing
samples of Gila valley fruit for ex-
hibition in Boston. Several speci-
mems each of apples, peaches and
pears would be appreciated if left
at this office.
Graham guardian., 1910-09-30

BILE the rise of a monopoly Of politi-
cal power. ~
And perhaps it seems to these
clever Southwesterners that if they
can circumvent the political trust
they will have power in their own
hands sufficient to deal with all other
conspiracies and monopolies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
James %. Knott Dead.

Mr.. James II. Knott a well known
resident OF st Mary's Co. Md. and
Q veteran u the late Cival War ans
we ed his last roll call on the night
OF June the twenty third. Born
Jan. 10. 1910. he enlisted at Druid
Hill, Baltimore, in Company Fl OF
the first Maryland Volunteers,
fought under Mcclellan, Meade;
Burnside. Hooker and Grant and
was honorably discharged at Phila-
delphia in 1865 Returning to st.
Mary's county. he devoted his ener
gies to cultivating his farm near Lau-
relGrove untilvisited by Divine Pro-
violence with his last illness. Hav-
ing set bis house In order, he was
fortified for death by receiving ell
the Sacraments Of Holy Church.
Like . true soldier, obedient TO
Heavens command, with edifying
resignation TO Gods Holy's Will, he
gave back his heroic soul into the
hands Of His Crea'or, full OF trust
and hope in bis All-Loving Saviour.
At his earnest request his earthly
remains were laid out in state before
the altar OF ST. Joseph's Church.
MorganEs, where they were visited
by his friends. and after q solemn
funeral Mass and eulogy by the Rev.
Pastor. they were inferred in God 3
acre beneath the shadow Of the
cross, . site he himself selected for
their last resting place until the
Lord will be pleased 70 rebuild his
earthly home to u mite it with his
gloriGed and immortal spirit.
3. ]. p.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
Orphans' Court.

Tuesday, June %. 1910 Court met
all the Judges present.
Inventory OF personal estate OF J.
]. Bohanan filed and order for sale
granted.
Account OF Lambdin. Thompson
x Co VS.. ]. Bnhanan Estate filed
and passed for $l97.82
Sale OF real Estate OF late John 6.
fattingiy ra,ifi, d
The following accounts passed w..
est 'te u Stephan n JOhr sou :
Chesapeake shoe c. $40 30 John
Srhoenewol', & Go $90. So; Tregrllas
H"rtrl Il Co STA ~.
Court az jOurHed Ia July l2tb.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
COUNTY NEWS.
LOCalViSe and Otherwise,

The County Commissioners NJ
Tuesdays session signed the Levy
list for the year ended June Both.
The County Tax Rate was Fixed a.
SO cents-the same as last year.
Because OF the necessity OF pub.
fishing this week the List ~ Deliu-
quent Taxpayers. We have o.- n
Obliged iocur'a'l oar loca' mentions
Tuesday, August 2, proximo, has
been selected as the date for the
Sacred Heart Festival.
In the High Schoo' Department Of
MI. St. Joseph's College, William
F Cecil. son Of County Commits
sioner Johu T. Cecil, ma Ie the re-
markable record OF securing first
honors in every one OF his classes.
Willie won ten first premiums and
secured the highest average in the
school. SO 2 per cent
Aloysius +. King, OF Leonard
town. who has been under the treat
ment of DR.. John p. Prisc0e, al
Garfield Hospital for sometime past.
Is now convslescent. In the recent
bar examinations. though then un.
der medical treatment. Mr.. King Sc
cured an average Of 227 ou' az a
possible $50 points and was one of
The II young gentlemen who pass.
ed DISCRIMINATION. We are inform
ed that over three hundred took the
bar examinations this year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
Supervisors OF Elections.

The Supervisors ri Elections met
last Saturday and re"rgsn zed tire
Board by electi' x DIR Walter B.
Dent. PreSiden', ard Wilson ADAMS,
Clerk. DR.. Dent was eIectrd by
two votes, Mr.. Mcguire, the r pub.
lican representative not voting
On the ballot for Clerk, Mr. Ma
guire, voted FIR Joshua X Thomp
son but after wards IN we'd To maxi,
Mr. Adams election unanimous.
The ballots used at the last elrc-
tiOn we're burned.
The following Judges If Election,
who are to act a Registrars If Vot-
ers, were arp,hr ted:
district Joseph G.. TAYLOR ana
Lewis K Tnnnisun.
2 district T. Ed ward Lokcr ard
Aluhonso Harris.
3 district, ! precinct -Geo. F.
W"'hen. Jr all W II D.wson.
district, 2 precinct r los ].
Cough and VIM F Yates.
4 district.-John C Reeves and
c. Hayden Russell.
district. -Thos. Fl Fowler and
c. B. Barber.
q district. Weens Hutch rs
and Stephen NJ Jones.
district. WIN. X. Herbert and
Edw. A. Burch.
3 district.-Alex. Stevens and
John W Jones.
9 district H. +. SmallwoOd and
Chas. L. Robrecht.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

T.EoNARDTowS. ND.

rEoSARDTowS, ND.
Do its Silver Jubilee. May II, 1910.
BIZ kREsA BRIcE INK.
As the Potomac at thy bas.
which, led ny tAour an monn tain r,Ils
sweeps with -i-tlesr Ow,, discourse.
Now hemmed between the hostile hills.
Now through the lowIands swelling
wide
Unttl it join the endless main.
Thou too. n modest fountain sprang
Ignored or treated with disdain.
Hut now revered by all who view
my streamlet grown q mighty food
Ot aspect fair o. taste thy sweets
10 pnrsst draugh's 81 boundless good.
And as the children count the sheayes
That prove tn ir fathers loving zeal.
% iet Ne sing thy g"n'rOus toll
Whose only gu'rd0n IL cur veal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

AT 81. Joseph's Hall, MorRanzA.
m re ~ilI b" \ W or u' 4 reunion
Tor the Pensioners and their friends
IN july the fourth Snppar will he.
gin At six DEL, OK The Children
will hold th-ir picnic in the after
noon on the church grounds. A
memorable feast will be prepared
for ell devoted friends
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
Notice to Creditors.

INOkt$C ~ NtCOtSOtSs
OvpAAn1 Court Of 81 Mays County, Bot
June L. 1910.
ORDERED By THE COURT. Thai Anna
~ .. BohAnan, Adminisfrasrtx Of John J.
boAAnAn, late Of 81 Aaxy's county, No, do
ceAeees give the notice required by law 10 the
eecoaoe6'e creditors 30 exhibit their slAimA
end that me same be puhliahed once week
Cor ok Successive weeks In The 81 Mays
BnMJ. CoMAs,
Register Of VIVA
TFua copy. Tesa:
BEEF. CoMBa,
Register % Wnla foT b. kAxy's County.
NOrIR.
In pursuance of the above order, hsreby
give notice that have Obtained from the Or.
Dhan1 Court q 81 kAsy's county; Ma, let
Sers Of AdminAtsaslon on ne personal es1ass
JOHN j. BOAANAN,
late of uAiA eouhsy, ascsAssd. An persons
having claims AGain9e The sAiA eocaenn6 aRs
hereby noaned % exkfhat tAs sans with IL
pgopex vooehsRe as1Aeke6 thereto, 30 tAa sub
ecrthah On or bofoss the 3iss day of Dscsmbaz
ieio, they WIN c1h&1wtse By Law DO excluded
from ths bsnsn b Of ne eAfd estate. An p0r
anns indeoea1 % the deeeAaaA are required tc
make tmmod1ate payment % tha suhaoyfhaR
AMMA .. 6oMANAM,
Juns 2s-%v AAmsx.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
lmD0rtunt to Breeders.

The highly bred and handsome impor.
ed German Coach Stallion. FREDDO.
VIII make stations In the County during
the present season. Fee; Insurance S2S.
payable when conclusive proof of being
with foal appears: or $15, open ehanes,
eysbis as end Of season, June .
OK,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
GreenWeu'S Mill.

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on hand
for sale I'll the time cheap for Cash.
ESrsafter, In order 30 avoid hav-
Ing 10 keep mill books. al orders
must bs accompanied By the cash.
p. y. GREENWELL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

WIN exchange dwelling located ~
fayetteville, Nd, Tor timber land In Es.
Mary's or Charses C0untiss. Propsrty
b very dssirably located, has steam ksas,
an modsFa improvs@sats, tsn rooms.
Prise Of came $500.
Address. WM. eExDD HoLToH q Co.,
Hyattsyills, Nd, O.
LOOT II. 90. d. W.
JaAs 2S-1m. WasAiagsoa, D. C.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

John Armstrong and wife, House and Ios q,
acres, near HermAns Store. NODDED. Tax@.
interest and costs. % g.
Charles Bennett, House and I'm provsmsnss
terested and costa, ee.7l.
EsniaS Fer &C.. e n
terest and costs, sie7i.
George Bryan. House and lot, % acres lana
nom l. A.: Hartge. ecrsa land nom Wm.
Gordon, Lieer Z. B: A, No. .. Folio IN. Taxsa,
interest and costs, N-s6
Frank Butler. Forest Land frcm W. ".
r. No a Foi s a M T.s sss'' in.. as:s
Andrew Brown, acres land nom HArssa.
improvements, Liber L. B. A, No. 4 RoIio
/ lSs. Taxes, interest and costa, e.s7.
John =. Clarke. Nimo Quinn or Western
s.. Taxes, interest, and costs. HS ~
John Il. Dorsey, HOUSE. and lot. Q acres,
and costs. VA
Charles J. Gordon, Part Addition q sers
and Improvements nom J. y. BohAnAn. Lihae
4. y. A, No: J. Folio i@. Taxes, fntsrsss
and costa, tS.n.
Emali1s FORREST. land nom Mary Partridge
terest and coats, So-0G-
Mary K Cough. I'm Manor Iss acrss i'm
provemsnts, Liber Z. y. A, No G. POLIO. ~.
Taxes- interest and aosts, slSio.
Ignatius Hungerford, Land from W. y.
FORD, 10 acres, improvsments No deed.
Taxes, interest and cost, $50
Laura Lee. land from n. L. sannsr, HOUSE
and lot No deed Taxes, .nterass and costa,
| e607.
Jennie L: Manager, Kirby . LOT. o asrsa, I'm.
grovemennL 1ber T. = A., No. .. Folio 950
Taxes, interest and costa. ss.se.
Dennis Smith, Land nom y. emisha ars.
~ IL acres, Improvements, No deed. faxe,
| Interest and costs, e4-L
NINTH DISTRICT.
Maggie DeVsnlt. Hrs, Los 4 aarua. xsnar
, J. J. Nos Folio S7A Taxes, tnaseess 80
costs, e4-3S.
Jerome Moore. Ho0se ana Lea known NJ
: Moore's Island. Liner J. a. C. No. a rasse
Us Taxes, interest and costa. A.A
BENZ. COMBS.
June ST.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
RArIHICArIoN NOTICE.

]. Phixip 0sesnwsll,
Mary n. Leach, aAmrI. of Robert W. YassA
In ne Orphan Court Of g. Mary's County
No. III N. Z.
~ hereby ordered shas siss day June isio,
that the sale naAe ana reported b. Robert
30 Ta1lne4 and eon6TWn9 unla8 eAszae % the
contrary - shown On or before ne sra Mon
az n paSisSs2 n a. n SsuS H1AcoE
once O week feR tATeo Uaeeamave weeks pTtoR
% tAs sasl RI Monday @ July, isio.
The report s@sss Mas ne lana aoaA eoz
KNOcH n ABELI. Csssh.
HOE d. ABxLI. Clerk.
Juhs 80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

Mrs. N. l.. MillisOn, Of Leonardtown
In selling the latest Hats for Ladies' and
Children so II you wishes TO get one
just call on her and be suited. Also all kind
OF latest styles Of Dress Goods for the
Spring aud Summer. Also will give A
nice present with every hat. 80 don't
fall 20 call on her when In town.
MRs. d. L. MIIIAsoH.
March Sit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

Iwant 60 rent Q good farm. Have
O good fores and plsnty % tsAA. Can
give best Of rs6srsnce.
j. FoRD 6nmHwRk.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

Store and Dwelling ~
formerly owned by the
}, for one or more years.
Jet stand and q good
IN enterprising MERCK
apply to
!. HOoPER LYNCa,
Va0sy Lee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

Watches IN 0o,dlsnd Silver. 1also
Clocks Aad q ap-so- date assortment 81
Jewellery. Solid Gold Wedding Rings.
special attsns zion 70 Watches, Clocks and
Jewellery rspairing-AH UP.TO-DATE
LINE OF SPECTACLES and can suit
yousg and old. All work gsarAa-te iced.
Orders By mall WIN rsestvs prompt a.
santion.
Branch Store ga. n. BALTIC. Sc.
Feb, 1T. DALrsM0Rn. Nh.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
Property in St. Hary'S County.

BY VIRTUE OF authority vested in
me as late County Treasurer for st
Mary's County. by an Act Of the
General Assembly of Maryland, /
will offer at public sale at the Court
House door ia Leonardtown, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

Come One. Gene All.
Grand Pieais 20 b given % Sand
Gates. on
MeHdsy. Jviy q. 1910.
OYSTERS. CRABS, and Ill the deb.
eaeies Of the season will be served In
abundance, including.
ICECRRAN and CONFECTIONERY.
Lauaehing Parties.
Full Band win b In attendaaes.
w. b. WALLACE,
j. RYDER,
Propristors.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

Silks and Wor-
Percal, yard
er pure Lawn,
. $l.lO and as
price. Child
Emed in oak as
and get these
BENT with every
} p a millinery
hg at very low
TOWN, MD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
Othing.

Fancy Wor-
order in the
%; Youths
) low as 3Oc,
as 95c. Cot
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

,, 25c. Boys
lrs and Shirts
pairs for 25c.
25c. Ladies'
really worth
w so come at
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18
elites aopitel.
3pci ,@cric ciRcs gicocs.-Snin!
Slan0c.

.Mb. meiu Gapit1n" hob oieielbc
Gimme nieber on, meldlc iocben
,Ner oa2" gerufen.
llno Elm Observation-Disclosures. o.
nan uuf oicielbe @eiic gefleioet mic
Ga Gu5on, frat aus Dem Iifiht Der.
ans unO nahrl oas Tfero ieincs PIN
fiibrers beim 3iigcl.
,Steigt ab, Haoul." idatc Scr Ga,
pitGn. inoem er icinerieits pont
Yferse itieg.
Hao,ll gehord,tc mo Scr @ebirgs.
mann that ciiligc Shritic, INN lid
nit Den beioen eolet 5hieren in oos
8ebols binein 81 cntierncn.
Ga GuSon biclt i'm jcbod, AMI, in.
Dem er Inn iragte:
.6ibt es etrpas N.eucs hicr2"
,Atein. GapitGn."
Limo IN Der StuOt2".
Die Shmeoen mo Die @rarcn
baben einige Seller, inter nuberen
sic bes aloiters, gepliinocrt. 3dh-
reno oeS gai1sen Mbenos babcn lie
elm SAB nod Dem anberen aelcert
ntb 8iele bon linen miiiieu Jest 10
betrlnfcn iein, DOB lie BON ibrem
9eritano nid)ts mebr piiien."
.8nt. @eb'."
Sierorf id)lua Ser Captain nieher
Den @ea elm. Der nah Salnt-G lanoe
fiibrte, iino iagte 6ei Dem Scraustre-
ten ans Dem @dlofen i'll ieinem BE-
gleiter.
.Sest. 3aoul. fem @prt mebr.
Sraet Gorge, baB Cure Sporen nidt
aneinanbcr f~lirrert. baB gner SUB
nitt al, einen rollenben aieIel ItpBe,
6ab Ser 8riif Cures 9eGens nid)t
ben 9auf Gurer Tiitolen beriibre.
Der Seino lit Dor inns. butter ms,
ringsnmt-iiberall. ToS geringitc
@erGuih founte bas Sianal Ill CT.
mem Miisfetenfe,ier perben. beiien
.3iel ipir Elm miirocn. Sitd)et mir
ben @ano oes Slniies sr erreihen,
permciben mir oen Sdein bcs Mon.
beS nt6 aeben mir in Dem Shatten
Der Weioen."
Die beibcn MGimcr gc~brand)teu
allc Woriift. melhe Ga GliSon ioeben
cmpfoblen, mio gelongten on cine
Stele, no Die 9icume. raid iibcr ibr
aieielbett flieBcnb, cine id,rpffc @ie,
gliiie mad)te, oercn auBerltes Gnoc
niht meter als bunoert unb fiinisig
bis hunbert uno ieh3ig Shritte bon
Ser Staotmaier cutfernt mar. Die
Siefe bes Sli,iics betrna an bieier
Stele hoditens einen halbeu S,,b.
.Salt!" murmelte Der Captain,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18

User lid nid,t iiberipinpen lam. y
Sit balb ein ilbcripunb' ner 0ann. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-18

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