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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

been given to Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Jones.
There's blunder here" said Mr.
Jones. II am L. r. Jones, but | have
nat Il wife. and, what's more, l don't
want one"
Now. it is a well known fact that our
destinies are often turned in this and
that channel by some trifing circum
stance. Mr.. Jones. happening to turn
his head after saying with great acer-
bity that he didn't want a wife, saw
standing in the aisle a very pretty wo-
man looking him straight in the eye.
She had heard him say that he had no
wife. If this were all perhaps the
statement would have been of no i'm
portance. But she had also heard him
say that he did not want wife. This
part of his remark acted upon the
lady like a slap in the face. Outward
~ she did not retaliate. Inwardly she
made up her mind that If she got an
opportunity she would make him eat
his words.
as this No 24?' she asked.
Yes, ma'am," replied the steward.
Has my baggage been put in?'
There's baggage here. ma'am."
Mrs. Jones baggageT'
Eyes. ma'am."
There's been a mistake. madam"
said Mr. Jones. doffing his hat and
showing small bald spot on the top
of his head-"a very curious mistake
My name is Jones too"
Indeed" said the lady IN a tone
which indicated that she fully under
stood the situation
And. singularly enough" continued
the gentleman. II have the same
initials that are on your trunk. I am
Edward r. Jones"
"Indeedr' the lady again said, not
Intending TO convey any meaning
IAN odd circumstance. isn't It, that
two persons Of the same name should
be assigned the same roomT"
Very"
And still more remarkable that one
should be Mr.. and the other Mrs.?'
quite So"
at affords me great pleasure, I as
sure you. to give way to you"
You are very kind. but think II
would be more just to discover to
whom the room really belongs. Stew
ard. can't you bring the purser here?'
81 think so. ma'am. The crowd isn't
coming aboard yet"
The steward went for the purser.
and the lady. entering the room. the
door OF which was hooked open, invit-
ed Mr.. Jones TO sit down. but he
chose 10 remain standing. II occurred
TO him to ascertain whether the lady
were wife or widow.
81 wonder" he said, az your hus-
bands initials stand for the same
name as mine. ] am Edward Richard
Jones"
My husbands name was Edwin Ri
ker Jones'"
"Ah. see! There is a difference
after ALL"
The lady looked at the name on the
card attached to the flowers. shifted at
them and. choosing a rose, took IL out
OF the water pitcher and handed II 10
Mr. Jones. Mr.. Jones bowed. smiled /
all over aud endeaYored TO put the stem
In bis buttonhole. Failing In the at /
tempt. Mrs. Jones inserted IL for him. /
bringing her round white fingers in .
close proximity with his lips He could 4
scarcely refrain from kissing them.
The steward, came back with the /
purser. who said room had inst been 4
given up which Mr.. Jones could have.
to which AK. Jones aa@anted: than
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

The interstate commerce commits
sion has ruled that an express pack.
age weighing less than the stipulated
weight for the minimum charge. aud
for which the minimum charge ias
been imposed in the past. may %
shipped hereafter with other small
packages of different ownership, al!
a the same charge for an individual
package. If sent under the minimum
charge. AMI al the pro rata charse
according to their respective weight.
= The express company" she commis-
sion SAYS. shall neither directly n"r
indirectly. make tho ownership OF
property rendered it for transportation
p condition to the application of any
Of it's rates"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

Various cities throughout the coun-
try are endeavoring to show that thy
were the coolest spots during the re-
cent hot spell. Rock Island confess es
il cannot get in on that competitive
scheme. The official records stand as
bar-but then the Official records are
kept in Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
July Is in American
History

1776-"Mad Anthony" pyavne's force
captured Stony Point. on the Hud-
SON
1ss3-Charles Haywood Stratton tom
Thumb. famous dwarf. died; born
1898
1S03-Mrs. James G. Blaine. widow Of
the famous statesman. died: born
1927.
1907. p. Knight who is said to
have named the Republican party
in 1854 died; born 1921.
Worry poisons the mind tus. as much
as deadly drug pofsons the body and
Just as surely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
Midsseason Gaiety at
the Summer Capital
BY ISABEL MARTIN.

! Especial Correspondence Of The Argus.
! Washington, July 14.-When the stars
and stripes were run up on the tall
f1agstaff at the Taft residence at Bev.
erly, the little Massachusetts town for
mally opened its third season as the
nations summer capital.
| Up and down the shore from PARA
malta hill, upon the summit of which
the summer capitol is located, on the
water front and on the country drives,
colonists from all over the United
States have been gathering for their
large city in the United States which
/ is not represented in the list.
There will be the usual midsummer
gayety. the brilliant afternoon and ev-
ening affairs. and the country clubs
MyOpia, Essex County, and Montser-
rat-wil lend the spice necessary to
make life worth living along the Bev-
erly shore and to give zest to a season
which is bound TO be interesting.
President Taft has a real white
house this summer. For two years
he occupied the Evans cottage, which
was painted green, but called the sum.
ner White house in courtesy. This
year Parramatta is glistening in a coat
of white, and with its green blinds, the
cottage, set high on a hill and sur
rounded by greenery, is one of the most
striking on the shore.
A campaign against the extravaganza
in dress of women has been started in
Washington with Mrs. Robert NJ. La
Toilette, wife of the senator from Wis
consin, at its head. She declares that
il women continue to spend all the
money they can get. there is little use
in fighting 10 reduce the cost of liv-.
ing.
Women" she said recently, think
they lower their prestige by wearing a
gown for more than one season, no
matter how many they have. Many
feel that if they wear in the summer
hats bought in the spring they are
committing a social crime. That is IN
reasonable. and women should come to
understand they are committing a
crime by their extravaganza. and they
should show their real American indie
pendence by wearing their gowns and
hats as long as they look neat. IT is
time for a reform, and / think Ameri-
can women should show their courage
and common sense by not being so ex-
travagsnt."
President Taft appeared in an en-
tirely new role recently, that of match
maker The marriage of Senator Fran
els f Warren of Wyoming and Miss
Glare LeBaron Morgan. which was SOL
emnized in New York. is said to have
been brought about by the chief execu-
tive. The president introduced the
couple. and then assisted cupid at ev
cry opportunity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

One of the most appropriate of all
acts on the Fourth of July was placing
a wreath and American flag upon the
grave of Lafayette. There is no more
interesting figure In our revOlutloua y
annals than the youthful French noble
man who joined our army from al
enthusiastic devotion to political lib
erty. and who was from first to last
one of the most Intimate and devoted
friends Of General Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
Did solomon Invent the Tariff?

King Solomon was the original high
tariff man 10 drive the people 10 revolt.
and his 700 wives had q great deal 10
do with bringing into existence, the
social problem. according TO Lewis
BayIes Patton, professor OF old tesla
ment exegesis at the Hartford Theo-
logical seminary. who has Just closed q
series OF lectures at the University Of
Chicago.
Speaking On The Rise Of the Social
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

Nobody loves the express trust any
more The interstate commerce com
mission rules that a number of small
parcels TO different consignees can 5c
put in one big parcel and sent at ope
price to one address. That would
seem TO be common sense even il #
does emanate from the interstate
commerce commission.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

When Lillian Graham and Ethel Con-
rad get out Of jail they will not need
any full length advertising for the
vaudeville stage. Their stunt win
Stokes has given them all the free
advertising they need and it begins To
look as II that was what they wee
after
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
Not Quite,

I'm spite of his big auto he doesn't
seem to be happy"
mo: he has just been fined for fast
driving
ooh. that is what he is growing
about"
Yes: he says the government IL
getting more expensive every day;
that it is considered almost as big a
crime to take joy ride as to steal
a loaf of bread"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

The New York woman TO whose
body was attached a mans leg as an
evidence of the latest triumph in Sur.
gerry, may survive the operation-buE
she will have a severe task keeping
in the straight and narrow path tie
remainder of her life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

Now they are charging plots to At
torney General Wickershan, the asso-
ciate Of the presidents Brothers in
big business" Is II TO be that an
other cabinet minister is to follow the
route OF BaIlinger?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

A Pittsburg man set an alarm clock
in order to get up early and commit
suicide. Why he wanted to kill him
self in the cool of the day is hard to
guess. Most folks get over being crazy
with the heat by that hour
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

A Chicago jurist has declared he
would believe anyone who swears away
regulations. That would be a good
rule for general adoption.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

"You say you haven't cent IN the
world?"
mot a cent"
"And are hungry"
al am starved"
''Poor fellow! How you must have
suffered to reach this condition.
Suffered? Not muchl You have no
idea how much l owe"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
Goina Up.

Your education may be shy.
But II your Rrdor IL not cool
For higher education try
A standard aviation school
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
Could II Stand the T.stp

"But he has a good reputation.
hasn't he?"
"He has now. don't know how II
will be after Thursday"
What happens ThursdayT'
1.-The sewing circle meets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

The Canadian cabinet did not only a
Just act. but a righteous and holy one.
In committing the death sentence OF
Mrs. Neopolitano. Nothing is ever lost
by being tender with a woman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

Couldn't Help IL.
"She flirts Outrageously."
Il have noticed that"
81 wonder why she does it,
Didn't you know she was girl?'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
Natural Suggestion.

Natural Suggestion.
What would you do If you werC
hoarse"
'See n doctor"
What doctorE'
"rhe horse doctor"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
Satisfied.

"Why don't you get married. Jones?''
Heavens. man. am in debt and
have dyspepsia already"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

Secretary Of War Stimson IL down
IN Culebra cut, where the canal bugs
come from.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

Soreness Of the muscles, whether in
duced by violent exercise or injury
is quickly relieved by the free apps
cation of Chamberlain's LinimeE'
This liniment is equally valuable f7I
muscular rheumatism, and always #
lords quick relief. Sold by all drug
sfGfG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Getting into trouble isn't difficult nor
unpleasant. II is getting out that tries
/ the soul and purse.
( Riches may not bring happiness. but
/ they can take IT away from you when
/ your energetic enemy has them.
The junk room Of every mans brain
is full Of schemes that won't work and
wheels that won't track.
Dignity is q quality we use when We
have infringed on the playground Of
others and our own Is about 10 he in
vaded.
You can't pay your way by being
witty at your own expense.
When a man falls in love with a girl
she suddenly acquires great beauty
in his eyes.
The fellow who knows how 10 mako
a good living doesn't worry much over
the stock market.
Don't go around telling the ruth
about things unfortunately. The in
formation isn't always welcome.
There is one paradox about learning
things-the more you learn the more
you find out youNon't know.
Soft words won't pay the grocer. but
they often induce him 70 extend more
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15
THE ARGUS.

~ the ]. w. POTTER CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

Soft words won't pay the grocer. but
they often induce him TO extend more
credit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

Getting into trouble isn't difficult nor
unpleasant II is getting out that tries
the soul and purse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-15

There is one paradox about learning
things-the more you learn the more
you find out youIon't know.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04

iebr euten Breis obgefauft itnter
ter 9eoinsung, BOB iie Inn oieie 3eit
bier porbeigeben utt1 es auf Die
StraBe i1leuoern ionte, penn iie
mid am Seniter nit Sen SGnoeir
berumagieren idbe. 9as lit oas
gan5e @ebeimnis." - Gon oa an
batte Der 3auberer &1be bon Der
Neugier ieiner Siihgenofiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04
t@ingeiarbt.J
Haitpr 3artmaun aber grpbibttion.
San @ntonio, aeras,
~ a.

San @ntonio, Eeras,
ben /. Suli 1911.
8eebrter SEER &eoafteurl
Son peridieoeneu 2eiern SSbrer
3eitung bin i6 aufgeforoert NOR
oetL in ben Spalten Sbrer 33eitung
meme @niibt gu auBern iiber oio
gegenmartiee 8robibitions : 8epe-
gune. SD nil mid gang fur5 fai-
fen. Oils Gbriit babe. i1 MaBiefeit
gu iiben, als Yaitor babe i'd audi
MaBiefeit gu preoieen uno Dem Dol
fe oie boien 5olgen bon unmdBis-
felt Dor Die Augen gu iteaen. g + o.
bibition oagegeni 1T 3 o.
Hut unbiblid uno aud
benz geunDen Weni6en.
per tano 5umioerIaue II 5.
IS bat feinen 3pef mebr, oara1f
naber ein5ugeben. Mu6 befebre id)
ourd geroffentlidung meiner Sin
iiht feinen Brobibitionilten. Selbit
Ole Observation-Disclosures nit alien.
reonerii6en Seueriuerf befebren me-
ntee gu ser einen ODER oer onoern
Settle. Sinh audi meilt nur oa, UNI
! gu imponierel. @s gilt iest oas
@ort: Ser Morte lino senuJ
geuedielt, IoBt lins auh gaten
Teb'n." Nrobibition miro iiegen,
nenn niht ieoer ein5ellte Mntiprobi-
bitioniit iid an Ser WaBl betei-
ligt uno ale feline gentiitliden
Sreunoe, Die lieber 5lt 9auie blei=
ben, nit aur @abl-ltrne ihleppt.
@enn oll9 biesmal, fpie BEL 10 man-
den @ablen, Der cine gu Sauie
bleibt, neil sic Mrbeit orangt, Der
! anoere, neil er ein 8eihdft OBJ
pifeln min, oer brittle, neil er iidj
einen pergniieten Gag al,stuarts mo-
den min -ltno ieOer NIT Dem be-
triigIiden 8eoanfen .ouf metre
Stimme fommt es aud nidt an
Damn neroen 9ouienoe bon @nti-
9robibitioniiten ; 5timmen feblc.t,
uno 9robibition nit auen ieinet Boz
len SoIgen bon 2ug uno Sru8
miro ein5ieben in ben groBen Staat
Seras. Dos Salbabern beim Bier
gIas iiber Mudertum lit fir oie
aoB. Die ein5elne Gimme 5oblt.
Das pergeiie Niemanb am %. Snli.
M1tungsnol
.. Sartmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04

de. 9IosIid monote er fid mi e.
ider getpeguns gu @egeiod.
u8ie iob er aus +" frogte er =
bolb fliiterno uno in etnem Gone,
ols Oh ibm Die ei1t5elnen 5ilben
i6uer BON Der 3unge facmen.
u@er2 Ser Ionee Serr?.. .
: Ser iab ni6t libel aus : er bot
te ettpos in ieinem gan5en = mic
iagt man : in leinem gon5en Si9-
gebetL oas auf port1ebme @bitam=
murlg idlieBen lieB. Or mar oud)
fem gefleioet, iebr fem uno batte
gelbe @laeebanoidube an uno Ell
nett beaen 8aletot, mie ib @uh
i6on iagte, un6 = marten sic mol
mai uno forrierte 8einflei-
Ger.
uOas lit ia Nebeniafe!" eiferte
@alfrue uneeouloig unb nit fie-
berltber Neueier. u8ie er I'M Sc
iidt ausiab, mil i6 tpiiien = i'm
@eii6tl"
Gegeiad ba1te nod.
@r trug einen 8ollbart," er3dbl='
tie er meter, ~ 6%unfelblono mo
lang, mol Bis iiber bie bolbe gruft
rei6enb, uno batte ounfelbloue,
iebr idarfe Muaen uno mas mir
bel oieien 9leen beion0ers mffief,
mar, baR fie Elm f0rmIihes eSeuer
ausitroblten, 10 be1 gldnaten iiel
Sd babe oos eerlou beobadten fon=
lien, ols Der Serr mid. 10 morris
maBig grob oni6rie I id forn
iogen, es maren Elm paar nieoer.
trd6tige @ugen.
vStimmt," fiel Molfrng Elm,
- itimmt alles! @ber nod ems,
8egeiod: batte ser &err niht olti
Ser redten 9ade 5pii6en Muee uno
Sbr cine Narbe = einen SdmiB,
tpie bic Gtuoenten es nennen-?"
.@eiB @ott," nidte 8egeiad err
itount, ben bate erl gr bate OIL
Der re6ten 8afe einen SdmiB =
elnen gar5 gebor1gen Shm1Bl" :.
Der aIte &ammeroiener mar blab
~eetporben. gr itiiste ii6 NIT oeu
@dnoen ouf ben Gid uno tpinftc
nit benz &opfe Ole iibrigen 3u iid|
beran.
v0enft mn oaran, mas i9 guh
porbin er5ablt babe, fliiiterte er.
ipabreno feline slugen groB nno ge-
beimnispoa murben. uSpri6t man
bonn @olf 10 tit er nidt melt, nno
menn man BEN Seufel bei6tport,
oann fomnlt en-. @iBt SIR per Der
lange Serr eepeien 1T, bel oeilets
Mnblid uniere @rdfin obnmd6tig
muroe?"
Seine 4ntmort erfolgte, unb nun
idlltg Der aIte Malfrug nit Der flo
diem Sano eaf ben Gid, oaB Seler
unb Glider ~flirrten, uno feline Sill
iteritimme ipnroe louter:
y9ans 2eopolo BON &rep mars
- Der mar'sl~
(Sortiesung folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04
Nehmem Nerste aerme Gperat;l

Negmen Aer5te gerre Aperattui
nen bur. Dieie 6rage i6eint 3eit
gemdB 81 iein, ba cine @eiesporla-
ge in Der Colorado 2egislatur ein.
gebradt tporoen lit, lpel1e ler0te
Die nnnotige Sperationen porneb-
men, elmer geiesWiOrigen Sauo-
lungsmeiie iduloig mobt. Srau 90
Woslert, SO MarDsoen Str, Gun.
firf, 90. q, idreibt: SD niirc(
UNI feinen Breis obne ben alpeE-
franter i'm Sauie iein mollen, oelln,
i'm 8eiis oeiielben fam i6 oel
9oftor Itets aus Dem 9auie balterI.
Derielbe lit MIR einn1al IN 5tpei Sa5.
rem BET urls getpeien. Canals Jog
tie er, 0aB mein @atte 8linooarm-
ent5iinoung batte mo er mo0te i'm
10 i6nea als mo9lid nad Dem Sos
pital idaffen, nm cine Operation
por5unebmen. @enn or an meiner
Steae mare, ia9te er, miiroe er fei-
ne babe Stunbe nit Ser SinldoI-
ful1g nab Dem Solplfal Dartel1. sd
%ermioerte: ugfein", ullo iagte, baij
i6 5una6it S6re Meoi8in berfll-
den miiroe. SD eebroudte oen @t-
penfrouter mo oas Seil.Sel, un0
III elmer ISOLDE batte err mieoer Ieina
arbeit in ieiner @erfitott auf0e-
nonlmen."
6orni's 4lperfrdltfer lit elm cir.
fahes, 8eitbetp1brtes &rGrter-@eiE,
mittel. lteber bunoert Sabre lift er
cine Siilfe fir Die frotlfen uno lei
oenben Menl6en gemeien. gr III
nidt in @pot6efen 5i hobeu; fam
nur brett bon oen 6obrifonten ooer
beren @genten be8ogen meroen. Man
idreibe an Or. 4eter 6abrneD &
Cons Co.. 1875 60 Soone Npe.
Chicago, 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-04
BALLOT
AGAINST PROHIBITION

" | { l.
Wie es beiBt, peroen Dor.
laufig bon ben Manopertruppen
nadftebenoe nod bier in San Mn
tonic bIeIben: cine ganae 8rigaoe
Snfonterie, Dos adt5ebnte &npallc.
RE ; Mesiment, bas brittle Gelo-
IrtiIlerie : Negiment, cine Sn.
genteur : &ompagnie, &ontpagnie
go / oes Signalforps, elm Mnlbu.
lan8forps, elm SoipitaIforps une
Dos fir cine iolde Sruppenmaife
NOTICE Quortiermeilter- uno Rom-
miliariats-G eportcments. 9as neull.
te &~apaIerie : Megiment u,io 0as
Dierte JeIo . Mrtiaerie : Negimellt
ionen 10 fdneI mie moglid fort.
geifift meroen. Sbnen tperoen oanri
i'm 2aufe Ser ndd)iten 80 Eagc
oos H., 10. urio IS. Snfmnterie.
Gegiment folgen.
Die Anti : Hrobibitionilten
lpollen am ID. SuIi cine gro6e
MISUNDERSTANDING bier abbalten,
allh ioa nabreno Der Iesten ISOLDE
Dor Der. Champagne nod cine grofe
V~erfammlung bier ~abgebaIten tuer.
ben, gu Der @ouberneur Golquitl
eingelaoen mer6en Jon. gs ideint,
bob in unier gountpfomite emo.
lid ettpas 2eben bineinfommt, Ion.
&c genug bots au1 gebauert. gs
bate gan5 ben Mnidein, oils
tDenn es cine Der beriibmten It'll.
len" gampasnen~ fiibren NOBLE.
Die Mnti : Yrobibitions.3 igo
Der bieiigen unionen. bat beidIonem,
on Der Nabarro GtraBe elm Saup.-
quarter gu er0ffnen umo bic
@ountD : Organization auf's gifrig.
fte BET ibrer Mgitation gegen Hro,
bibition 81 unteritiiben.
Der giiennanren : 2aoen poll
Hg. 6. Sofbeim5 on Der 2oiopa
StraBe lit Ieste Nodt gum Sell
ausgebrannt. Gs muroe 6urd Geuer
uno @afier an benz Eager elm edo.
ben bon ungefdbr $4,000 angerid-
tet, udbreno Dos @ebaube, oas
e. s. Grap sebort, i'm Merte bon
$1,000 beihdoigt mur6e. Mud) oas
benohbarte California Cafe erlitt
einen Shaoen BON ungef1br $3.50.
ane bret Sdaoen fino burd Ser.
fideruns geoedt.
Sol. Birmingbom Der gbcf
oes Smitdtsforps Der Manoper.
Dibifion, erfIart, oaB er ME elm
5elolager geieben babe, in Dem Der
@eiuuobeits5uitan6 oar GcIoaten
Elm beiierer geipeien iei als in bern
bieiigen.
Die gountDfommiliGre boben
6ermann 9irih an Gtene bon
8ipian &amilton gum MitgIieo Der
ftenen GountD /. Shulbeboroe er.
nanitt.
abram De Ia 5liente bat bic
StraBenbabn : @eieaiboft ouf
$4,000 Shooenerios nerflagt, neil
er anseblid BEL einem 3niammen-
itob spiiden 5fpei Strnbenbobnmo.
gen ifJmere 8erlesungen erlitten
bat.
Srou anguit sites eebt ouf
brei Wonate nad} Colorado. SIR
Sobn 4orI miro iie begleiten.
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