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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

running more boys and girls than thu
saloons. know rich men. In higf
up positions. who ought TO be be
hind tho bars. wouldn't let
daughter OF mine work In nm office
for q million dollars. III.
A.--You ask me the cause.
and you ans~er your own
question. In which ! agree with
you. The moving pictures could
be made instructive. and sor,e
are. but the majority give
young people q false Idea Of
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

naturalization law, will find their
petitions valid in the majority OF
cases. IL the petitions are presented
before September %. Under the
statute OF limitations. declarations
OF intention made on and after Sep
TENDER 81. 1906. expire seven years
from that date. The law was passed
June 20, 1906.
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IN HIS YOUNG DAYS

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you OK.
plain why. from 1910 to 1865. Back
East, girls and boys married at IA
to fs years OF age. and there were
no divorces. They raised happy,
healthy children. was married
under fs. and wife not II, was AZ
stout and strong then as ever ]
was. The first five years OF mar.
ried life were the happiest.
II is all n mistake 10 walt until
25 10 30 TO get married. AZ that age
they have been associated with no
many they do not know who they
love. and they are all cranks.
The great trouble today IL the
dances and moving picture shows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
Nabs Her Jewels

A valuable haul was made by the
thief who Monday afternoon stole
purse belonging to Mrs q. @. Ait
now. of 1880 Sunset av.. which she
had placed nj her side on counter
while making n purchase In n Sec
ond nv. store. towels valued at $3.50
were contained In the pocketbook.
The most valued piece OF jewelry In
the purse was large pearl ring
worth $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
tpIdt0t:s Te &C GaH1atthin Grcx

20 God. You are called upon
20 bear q terrible ordeal. but n
you do u In tho right spirit. a.
a true mother. your daughter
will be deArsr 20 you than ever
before. The mistake does not
mean she will not make a noble
woman. but constant nsgpina.
from any source. ard reference
10 II. may make her a woman
Of the underworld. NOW rs
YOUR OPPORTUNITY. True
desire to be led will show you
the way. How ! wish could
talk 20 you--eouId help you'll
A MOTHER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
OLD LAW IN EFFECT

Word has been received here from
the naturalization bureau nj Wash
ington 10 the effect that. although
the matter is still up TO the courts TO
decide. aliens who file petitions for
naturalization. based on declarations
OF intention made under the old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
Hurt, Wife Quits
Him; Asks 900

Alleging that the injuries he sus-
tanned I'm being run down by an au-
10 driven by J. Wantanable at
Fourth nv. and Union St. last May.
caused his wife to leate him. be-
cause OF his crippled condition.
Harry T.. Bradley has commenced
suit for s22,0 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

ssntlemcn. they viii make many
friends. II took me years 10 learn
his. but | am glad learned where
Tie giri lived. and boarded across
The street. for sne IN now my wife.
EXPERIENCED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
va Never Hurt a Bit

Wo NovcT TWIN 80
We have robbed the dental chair
of It's terrors. We have made a
visit to the dentists n pleasure
rather than something to be dread.
ed From the simplest piece OF
work that we are called upon to do
TO the most. complicated. these
anme high.clasa, careful and ex-
perienced operators are here to do
the work
Remember. we have cut Seattlo's
dental prices In two. Just think OF
getting regular $40 Ever-Stick
Plate for S.. or an extra heavy
Gold Crown for 81.
CAN YOU BEAT iT7
A written guarantee given with
all work.
WE GIVE GAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29
PANTAGES

Six diving girls Ia the novel fea-
ture presented at the Pantages this
week ms the headliner of a careful.
prepared program of vaudeville.
Headed by Vivian Marshall, who, a
year ago. appeared at the same
theatre In n startling diving act, in
which she leaped into tank with
her clothing ignited, and Lottie
Mayer. the troupe give a remark.
able exhibition.
The act OF Clayton and Lennie
brings out the cleverest comedy on
the program. Lennie, who Is one
OF the best condolences ever seen
nj the Pantages, features the num-
Der. Tho other acts are good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

Best modern outside rooms In
Semitic. csc 10 soc. Stewart House.
SO West Stewart (uear Pike Pub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-29

w. q. Jenkins, a former resident
of Seattle, and brother-in.law of II.
C. Cheasty, Is seriously Ill In San
Francisco Cheasty Is on his way
to California.
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Regal Dental Offices

Or. L. r. Clark, d. D. s., Manager
14O5 Third Az, N. w. Cor. Union
NoTE--Brlng This Ad With You
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
To Stop the couqh-cure the Tieklin,

spray or mop uc throat with The wonderful
suiisspic. uR. fOKTEES AtTlshlliC
HEALING OH. u Cures iu one Day. Iuh
directions with each bottle. lc. Us, ND
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UOWrs THISe

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
r. J. CHENEY co. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known
?. J Cheney for the last - years
and believe him perfectly honorable
To- an business transactions and a.
nancially able 10 carry out all obi
cations made By bis firm
NATIONAL RANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. ..
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally. acting upon the blood ana
mucous surfaces OF the system. Tes-
timOnials sent free. Price ~ cents
per bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for Con-
stipation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
fLENTy OF COLD
DRINKING WATER

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May i5--
Complete arrangements are being
made by the COMMITTEES IN charge OF
the Confederate Reunion. May 27-29
and 1tizans outside the committee
10 supply veterans an. visitors with
plenty Of cold drinking water on the
streets. a. lamp A r. stewart on
the baitlefields and all points where
the largest crowds will be- The com
niitee will see 20 II that large
number of water barrels are placed
and kept supplied Wl:h water. well
Iced The Southern Express Company
Viii. ~ courtesy 10 the veterans.
establish water station a. the end
o. their large Market street office
building on a little plot Of grounG
included In their property There
viii be- an attendant AZ this station
and individual fater drinking cups
will be- furnished a number OF rest
stations viii be established a. Chick
amauga battlefield by the national
commission which has charge OF the
beautiful 1000 acre park. and free
drinking water will be- on hapd az all
times ~ all these places OF Look
Tout mountain. scene OF the battle
above the clouds, citizens are plan
Iuiur 10 have rest stations in the
church. school house and other point.
land water viii be- provided Ia these
places. Water too will be- furnished
lt the beautiful halfway house mia.
way 20 the top Of the mounain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
GREATEST REVIVAL IN
HISTORY Of MIAMI

The greatest revival ln the his-
f0rg OF Miami closed last nIfht con-
% r'od 1y gudge 81 Thompson. the
lawyer evangelist OF sfepheasilie.
rnat. and Re. Ed q Phillips Of
SLOAN spr.nl singer
Tho rh1Ie town rfH touched ana
stirred ls hIa meeting From the
beginning fhc rfoedr wero immense.
psDpI. omIus for miles around.
many ams In automobile and o..
faI ROAD rrail. Tor over taenb
ull0s fNaH
ODD aH d1F OF me meeting vas
20 rn01rI breaker 40 t1e morning
service ufv sif profession. we're
.n.Gr. aHI af fhe evening service ht-
N. 700 PROGRESSED faIth DOB 600 there
cen. ono hundred and rents eight
profession. and one hundred and
|tarutg fse have already united fiti
49,. Hr.aG churches Df thn Town
lIhrr. 800 come Ia later
Thr results of 900. meeting cannot
10 a4ned u5 fhe number OF con
ser nH for fhr rHureh people of the
town have been uoHdsrully helped.
and al. mo ruurchr strengthened, boz
.arf BE- aps far reaching revival
Judge Thompson IH % strong prel
cher Hi. long experience 700 the bench
luI fhe bar have r.ton bin a
. qualification that fst men have.
rr rhilHr n one of 'h. leading
a.uiais and chorus leaders boo iho
uueeiItflc Held today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
nENnQl iETEEs Or
MISSISSIPPI NITEIiAN~

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn May To-
Headquarters of 1900 .sappI Division
luited Confederate Veterans during
Ilr reunion here alll beat thc North
700 Ho.eI This division planning
20 brine the Louisville. Miss band
..fh fhrm Erig Gen Patrick Henry
authorized Pink Caele. alIulant Of
lrHr 50 Brady Camp. of Louisville.
tn solicit subscriptions for the pur-
Hn. oI dofuYIur expenses Of the
...d tu anI from Chattanooga 1no
Hanl 800 nr taken care of while here
100 fn, erular band camp Refer
rims .u tho reunion 40 Chattanooga
an. arrangements being madefor u,
Gm Horny boz Dis official orders says
Ihs na Zine opportunity Tor those
NOT engaged iu tho battles around
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16

a MmlIy Doctor SAID recently That
women come 10 him thinking that
they have female trouble. but when
he treats them for their kidneys and
bladder, they soon recover. This Is
worth knowing. and also that Foley
Kidney pills are the best aad safest
medicine AZ such times You cannot
get better purer medicine for back
ache. weary dragged out feeling, ach
INK joints. irregular kidney and
bladder action and nervousness due
10 kidney troubles. Try them. They
are tonic ia action. quick ia results
Randall Drug Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16

tIor liver trouble. Indigestion. bill
forsness headaches. and the various
other disorders OF the stomach. liver
and bowels nothing is more suitable
than This mild layatlvo-iouic. Dr.
CaldueIls syrup pepsIn.
Two generations Of people are us
Ing H. today and thousands OF fam
uies kcp 10 constantly in thu house
for every member OF the family can
ufa r. Or can boz obtained OF any
druggist OF lfy cents or one dollar
"a bottle. rho latter being The size
boraIf br families who already
fraH JOS value Results are always
Guaranteed 1r money viii be- rcfun-
Icl
b. no m.mhrr OF your family has
over used syrup repsln and yon
would Uko lo make a personal trial
LOT 70 before buying 90 10 the regular
way ora druggist, send your address
postal w.u dot W. y. Cald-
wau tf- Washington ST., Monticel-
M. W aaI iFea sample bottle will
Doc mailed sou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16

GRAND ISLAND. Nob May li.
Under conditions thar are regarded
as of most favorable nature. the
Nebraska Stale BASEBALL League to-
day started on its championship sea.
son Of 1918. Each OF the eight clubs
b. reported in good condition. ln
five Of the eight towns OF The circuit
Sunday ball will be- played This year
"a the opening comes superior lined
up "a Fremont. York at Kearney, So.
ward at Columbus and Hastings al
Grand Island
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
START YOUR BABY
WITH SOUND HEALTH
EFGILAR BOWEL MOVEMENT
FROM CHILDHOOD On FORE
STALLS FUTURE ~Ei.lOi
DISEASES

We cannot an start liie with ihe
ADVANTAGES OF money bat every chila
born II entitled 10 the heritage oi
good health Throueh unfortunate
ignorance or carelessness 100 ln'
feeding Of o baby rs Tiny stomach
may become deranzed The disorder
spreads 10 the bowels and before me
mother realizes 10 the Two chief or
gang on which the infants comfort
and health depend are caus.ng Do
great suffering. n the condition s
allowed 20 continue grave ailments
often result.
There .s. however. no occasion TOT
alarm. and the sensible thing to do
but % should be- done .nsiauty--is
10 give the baby a small dose OF "a
mild laxatlve-t0nic. ln the opinion
OF a great many people. among them
such well-knOwn persons ns the pai.
ents OF Dixie Dudley Magnolia, ARK
the proper remedy Dr. Dr Caldwell p
Syrup PepIn. Mrs Earl Dudley
writes: d. CablwelIs Syrup Peps'n
is the best medicine ! ever used u
cured my baby of fatulcucy cole
when the doctors failed. b. cured mS
husband OF constipation Ny home
shall never te without syrup PcDsin
llt ls a pleasant tasting laxative
(which every person lies b. is mild
non-griDing. and contains that mos
iexcolleut OF an diEesiants. pepsin
This remedy is espeCa tally Intended
for infants, children, women old
people and an others 20 whom hars'
Icathartics. salt waters pills etc., arc
distressing IN fact in the o0mmo.
/ lIsnrdnrs Of ITO. .nrh As onnsiLnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
DAILY MARKETS
KANSAS CITY GRAIN

KANSAS CITY. Nay Cash
wheat No. red 93 70 31 40. .
red SO n 80. 40. hard S,ia %
SSiR. No. 3 hard Slls 20 NIi4.
Cash Corn No white 5S. 80 Q
white 57is No MIXED a5is n
. No. mixed % a. ~
Cash Oats No 2 white "a n a.;
No white 30 "a ~ p; 80 2
mixed 35
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
Innnnn Raee MeetInr Opens.

SALT LAKE CITY Utah. May d..
THE summe running meeting Of
the Lagoon Fair and Racing AssOcia-
ton was inaugurated AZ The local
track today ana viii be continued
until the second week OF July. a
liberal list Of stakes and purses has
Served 20 attract many Of the best
known stables and surfmen and the
Officials 0f the asaoci1tion are look
sng forward with confidence 10 q
buccessfui meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16

Chattanooga 70 Witt these noted bat
tlefields. and for those who partici-
paed therein 10 70 10 these places
where they fought. meeting perhaps
many comrades Who touched elbo~sI
In those perilous days"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
Beef Of 1899 stu Fresh.

n Whymper. writing In knowledge
mentioned that piece OF beefsteal'
which his uncle, the late Edward
Nhymper. the Apinist. sealed up in
n vacuum IN 100. Is still In re
narkably good e of preservation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-16
Enemies.

Knicker--"Jones says he Is an i'm.
pressionist" Bocker-"Then | am a
suppressionist
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Aerste funntcn feline Seiluug.
brinsen. - Cine Nisr.n-
Mebisin beuirfte inert.
miirbige Helultate.

@or etDa fiiuf,ebu 5abrsn fing fh On
Ru~den'fmerseH, tranfbaftes aopfpsb uHo
gerOenleioeu All betommen. Stit etpa ueuu
Sabren 'tano tl unter Der @shnuolung BON
nsr'tte6enen asrsten, obns iebOh bon beren
Wleot3in irgenbpeIde stnoeruna ober Ruben
5u babeH. 8or stpa ie6s Suhr.u fiug i'd an,
Dr. &ilIHer's Smamp Boot ,insuusbnfu unc
ndbnt dSfelbt TO lanqe bic i'd p~nlfanbtg boa
lne,nen SeiDen turirt mar, Sd bin test gee
luno uno tart uno brandte in bsu lttteu
bcIorn Jabreu teine Webisin einsuusbmen.
Sd Idreibe bic 9eilula BON metnsn peiDei
Or. atImer's Spomp Moot III uub fduu itt~
blgc nitt aeuuq lobeu. Sd wilroe qtrnt tr<
geHo ernerBer'on, neLde an Ridenitnlerstns
frantbaftem ~fopfipeb ODER trqeroetnem Ner"
nsnletoen lcteet, meiteS ourd Risreufrdnfbt,t
oerur'att loirb, ratbeu, fofort SDaup Moot
eIn3nnebmen, oa Id iber3sugt bin, hab es
permauente Settunq brtnaeu ptro.
ahtun4$ooa
Trau 5oieph g%otbItr.
lls Ranias Ctr, Qanrencebura. 5uo.
nnterfhriebsn uuo bsfhmorcn Dor mir otes
len is. Sag tut Sttober, 1911.
s. Ruffe, ir.,
SefeutIttsr aotar.
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Gies uno Gae.

6err GrnIt q. Weier BAN am
mitttpoh 4hsnb i'm Teutidtn 2itteras
riftyn glub sinen 8orirag. Sein
5bema Iautst: Die materiaIiItiiht
GeidihtsauffaHuns".
moormdn & Sobn tponeu in
6pbe sjnrt an Der WabifoH Rooo,
5riIten SIabeId unb Gilmore, einsn
ReHbau aus aontrtt auffiibrsn, Der
5kater, QGosn uno 8erfummlunsss
r1ume fir 2ogsu enthaltsn uRbS40. 900
toiten fou. gsim G,ebGuos aommiis
far tpurb. geit<rn bas 8efu6 um ben
9autrlaubnibfdeiR einssreidt.
gstrsffs Der Jabrprsisfrdes min
Mapor CUNT Der StrdbenbabH iHfos
fern sntsssentommen, oaB oieielbc
spiitsn 8 uno 8 llbr Morgens uno 4
uno z ubr 4bsubs bic paFasiere fir A
Gents beforoern. Der Jabrprsis ober gu
ieb.r anotru {3eit s Gents bstragsn
Iou. Die 9raction 60. fol- ssnsist
isin, duf ben plan ein3useben. Die
punste, in fpeIten nod teins einigung
etsisIt poroen If, betr.ffsu bic 4bs
I6dsung fir bic i'm lsBten Sabrssbn.
gemadisn 8erbeferlngeH.
unter ben 72 4pplitantsn, nell
DE BEL Der seitrissn prifuns i'm guns
oesssriht ibre 8irserpapisre srb;sI..n,
befanoen iia folgenbe aus DeutitIanb:
Geo arusser. Glorian Slider, Cubs
mig Shmitt. Robtrt Kraft. 4leEanber
Shnars, Sofeph Waxr. Deter alsin.
Wa.hias Gdmiiaer, Gmil ShpnbdHs
Ter, War aefel, Serman Wilmsrs.
Jrieori6 Rarnstfeb, Tnnib V.umdrt,
SOhann antcn Sung. 5arrp S4pars
uuo Scfepb Wiener.
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Saben bas Grameu beifanoeu.

Die iolssnbsn aorporaIe bss gotis
ssis Tepartsments baben oas Serg.ans
isnsgramen Dor Der gioilownitsR oms
milton bei.anosu uno sfuar in nahs
itshsnosr RsibenfoIse: Sobn 6. 2sms
mint. Sobn DeiB. Sobn Rsiheri, g.
6. BaIopin, !5enrp GeHsn, Wiuiam
Wintelman, Martin Rsttinssr, Samss
grabamp, !9enrp Hriisseman, Scf.pb
arata. 6arlep Sonss, Jobn Spring>
n,ener, &. g. Seebobm. Robsrt 9bies
ring, Osorss 9iepenbrins. GuiioDe Co.
rtn3. Sotn Gurrin. Thomas 1urnips
feb uro pairid bapts.
1urh Die 9tsnitsniIoH lung bes CTR
ssantsn giheIberser unb bic Bsf0rbss
rung nes Sergeanisn Wcylultp finn
b<tanntlih stpei Serssant.ntentn pos
tant sttp0rbsn. gu bensn stpei Der obens
ssnnnnten Rorporals beforbert psro<n
miT.n.
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Semiatipneue Mmgaben
Wadjte Grpert Sbiplep in Der seitri-
gen Sdalratbs.ltnterindang.

Die Mitgliebsr beg Stulrai9ss
9usihuNes. pelhsr nit Der untsrius
dung dngeblifer observation-disclosures
in 0erbinbung nit Der Grrintun9
lleusr Shulgsbdube beihdftigt 1T,
tparen nift ipenig iiberrai6t, ala In
Der geitrissn Sibuns Der friibsre
Staots S~ngsnieur Sbiplen sinen Beriht
unterbreiteit, benz 3ufolge DE aontrafz
loren fir oas WoooTDdro 6chihalaes
bdube nabesu As 2onnen in Der Stobls
Gtruttur geipdrt uno baourd elmer
rieiigen @ortbeil er!angt haben. gr
fuste iebo6 binsu, bdb oies uuf ci.
Solibttat oes Gsbdun,s. nas jebt fhon
mebrere Sabre ~a.iianoen bat, tsinen
nahtbsiligen einflub babe.
Cine Deitere lleberrafhuns bilpsten
bic ausiossn oss Serrn Bernard
Sddfer>pon ben Cincinnati 4rtiftic
Sron Worts, bic babin gingen, bah
bic Wetdl Uer3isruneen i'm Muoitos
RUM, tpslte BIN Sp.sifitationen 3us
foIge aus WeIfng iein ioaten, fi4 be-
Der llntsrfuhuna oils siferne entpuppt
tdtten, no6urh bic Eontrattoren miHa
SefteHs 100 prc8ent %setponnen bdtttn.
Gb Der SfuIratb iafolge oieier
aontraftoerlebungen cine Gutidnoi
airg erlangen fam, Ditr0e bon 0err
Silisltootanmait Meiuig, Der Der
Sieuugen beigespobnt hat, ie1r il
syrage g~eitellt, neil oas gefueismate
rial nidt iiber5euaeub geirug lit, iiH
cine 3tpilflage eriolgreih burhTith
rem ODER i'm it)limmiten Sale Elm Sri
minal- @erfabren einieiten 81 tcnnel
gr erflarte ieootl, Die angelegenbet
raber mteri,ld3en unb barber berits
tn 3u noaen uno 81 <ielem gebl
Dnroe Die Sisnng bis nadyten 3fel
Itaa Radmittag nm 2 llhr uertogt.
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Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
@ifenbn6 nunfuII

go nrhulltoDu, Soma, 10.
Gin &aiiagicr8ug Ser 9}inneupol& &
Ct. 2ouis GiIenbabu entgleiite am
Iienitag Worgcu 3u friiber StIn0c
Iets WteiIeu n0r0lih ton bier, uno
IS nuroen babel 81 8erioneu oerIest/
brei BON ibneu m~abritetnIih tootIth.
9rdiibent " IL
nahme pom O d)
@ai6 in q + o II, 9. g., Is. WGrs
8raiioent Wilio1r peiqert iif), 8e-
ifenfe ron 0erth a~H8unebmea. Gr
erhielt Oienitog bon eInem 8erehrer
etnen IN 8olo eingefaBten Raiir-
riemen ~3ugeiauot, ianote 0eniel6eu
aber nit einigen 3eileu Oes 8eoau-
ems slIriif. 6err WiIion bot in BEN
lesteu Tagen 3ahlrei6e onoere 8e.
itenfe ben 8ebern mieoer 5~uaeiarot,
oa or es nit Der @uroe zines NrGIi-
0enten unoereinbcr bolt, con ireeno
einem 8eihenfe an3unebmen.
8etrogereG iebe.
Gbicaqo. is. m1ars. 3ruei
junge Burden, peIfe Dem Ritter
Mangen inter Der @nflaae oorge-
fiitrt nurbcn, Die GeIepbon-Gaitten.
in rpeIhe NtideI oeponirt tperoen mai-
len, crbroden uno beraubt 3u ba5en,
aoben an, oaB tie Tllr ibre 0liibe Iebr
ItIeht belohnt norben ieieu. @eit
iibcr Die SdIfte Der "a 9tideI, Dcl6e
tie erbeuteten, tparen uad) tbrer Be
b%alptunq ans gIei. Die iugenoIihen
Gie6e murhen in Die Heformanitalt IN
Ct. Charles SQ8., qeianot.
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