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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
RICHMOND IN
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
CONTINUED From First Page)

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strated that they kncw what they were
doing. This company minded not the
laughing OF the crackers, but proceeded
with characteristic Richmond energy to-
work In this now field OF enterprise.
A Complete Establishment.
The building they erected Is especially
designed for the purpose OF the business
and is particularly we'll equipped. being
fitted with electric travelling cranes and
all necessary conyenicnces not only for
the carrying OF of Its business, but for
tho comfort of its employees. Tho rimes-i
Dispatch presents a picture herewith CIV
Ing n general view or the shop In which
It will DO seen that all slnfting 10 done
away with and ench tool and place OF ma
chinery liz driven by it's own electric
motor. The motors shown In the illustra-
ton are all OF the company's prodnct
and these motors are utilized IN driving
all manner Of tools, each distinctive ma
chino being supplied With horse pow
err Richmond eiectric motor. This system
does away with all belts and pulles and
the machine ii started, stopped, slowed
down or specded up, run forward or back
ward By the single lever next 10 the
workman. This greatly Increases tho
work which a man can do as he does not
haSeIto stop the performances Of the tool
III use " lIIuh Iliatlb's5tlIi sp'SN'
The Modus Operandi.
These motors arc made from heavy
steel castings. The armatures which are
wound with copper w.re SO from the
machine shop into the hiding Depart
rnellt where coils already made by the
dainty hands OF a number of girls are
placed upon the armature by men. This
( Is very quiet attractive part OF the
work. and the accuracy skillRand rapid
lily with which the w.re Is formed INTO,
the curious shapes necessary 10 so ON ne
armatures Is most interesting. After the
machines are built, they 80 to the test
Ling rack. where they ara tested o sever
al times theIiyr rated power and inspected
for any difficulties. After this they are
stamped with their size, number, speed
etc, and then packed In close boxes and
shipped. a line OF machines OF various
sizes ready for shipment. on exhibition
In the factory a few days ago and seen.
4 by Representative OF the T!nlcs-Dis-
patel was to him a most gratifying pic
| ttIre OF Richmond modern. up.to-date en-
| terprse. picture OF that Interesting
| exhibit Is given herewith. Tha manufac-
,nre of these machines IL most interesting
throughout and ono who takes y delight
lin nice work, and can spare The time,
would find trip through the shops OF
| the x edmond Electric Company most
1 Instructive. and 1t may be remarked in
| porenthesis that the manager OF the es-
| Enlistment always most heartily vel
visitors
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Advantages Of Location.


Tho Richmond Electric Company feels
Itself In strong position by reason OF
Its location. The stockholders In This
company are all Yirginlans, nearly all OF
them Richmond men. They love Virginia
ana they love Richmond, but they are
strictly business men and when It came
to tho question OF investing their money
for the best results. sentiment and State
and city pride cut no particular figure.
There is no sentiment In business and they
could have gone somewhere else or sent
their money somewhere else for invest
ment. But they invested in this modern
business because, rs far sighted business
men, they saw that Richmond offered the
beet facilities and was tho best location
In the South for an establishment OF
this character. Richmond s railroad
centre. Offering shipping facilities over
all the leading systems OF the south
and as such cannot be surpassed IN the
way OF advantages by any Southern city,
Tie good old James River offers water
route to Washington. Baltimore. Philn-
delphia and New York besides giving via
Newport News and Norfolk easy water
transportation to Europe and to the wide,
vide world.
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Good Business Came Quick.

The river also by its falls supplies pow
or which Is converted into electricity and
transmitted to the shops of the Richmond
Electric Company. That their judgment
was good is shown In the fact that While
their business Is just barely three years
old and was commenced at tho very bot
tom, the Richmond Electric Company
and their motors and generators are now
known throughout the South, and their
shipments for the aast year OF electric
motors and generators exceeded those OF
all the establishments In Philadelphia
or In Baltimore, or In Washington
Their business is growing daily and their
efforts are not being confined to the
Southern States nor TO the United States.
as for that matter. but they have GUS
toners at many points as far West AS
the Mississippi RIVER, and as far North
as Boston and in foreign lands
1t Ia necessarily n growing business,
for electric power Is yet hut an infant.
Motors are being used for many purposes,
such as elevators. pumps, tools, grinding
and polishing machines, hoists, convey
ors. for saving wood for seWlpg ma
chimes, and for all sorts Of work 100
numerous TO mention. There arc many
of,the motors built by ILLS company now
operated In this city and In other elites
az the State and throughout the South,
and 1t Is n pleasure 10 note mat me
machines produced by the company are
giving satisfaction wherever they nre
installed and the company has the proud
record of never yet having machine
returned for repairs or because Of any
dinculty In lis makeup, and the com
pany Is threa years old. TOO
Motors at Home.
Among tho installations OF Richmond
electro motors inthls city may be noted
tho new Chesterfield, MurnhS's Ho,ei'
Mccormick Harvester CoTpNnS, y W.
Wood & Sons, Southern Railway Supply
Company, New York Steam Laundry
Lorra ne coal and Wood Company, Yir-
ginia- North Carolina Wheel Company
and many others too numerous 70 men
ton In this connection Outside OF the
lstate the company has established asen'
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For Summer Boarding see
page 10,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
For Sumner Boarding see
see

page 10.
The oasis., 1904-02-06
Notice to the Public.

Having learned that "La Union Minera de las Prietas. 5. A." is endeavoring to sell the fol lowing named mines, located in the Jurisdiction of Minas Prietas, state of Sonora, Mexico, viz. Occidental, ? Don lgnacio, Key del Oro,n "Veta Madre," san Pedro" La Reina," Gran Orien- tai" San Placido," La Sorpresa" and La Fortuna"
 hereby make known by this publication that l am in legal possession of the said mines, given by me by the Judge of the Second Instance at Hermosillo; that l am the sole and only owner of said mines, by purchase; that upon the eighth day of February, A. D.. Nineteen Hundred, l made a pub lie record of my ownership and pos session of said mining properties, before the Notary Public, Lie. Err nesto Pelaez, in the City of Quay mas, State of Sonora, and that al though 1 have actually made a demand for recession of the con- tract of sale to me, my claim is subjudice until the courts declare its recession. and my contract IS good until then.
 For further information call upon or address my attorney, Lie. Antonio Horcasitas, in Hermosillo, Calle Don Louis, P. O. Box so. Signed:
 JAMES NJ. JOHNSON
 Hermosillo, February ?, 1904.
 St.
The oasis., 1904-02-06
q Costly Blaze.

hout one o'clock last Monday corning passerby discovered proto Brothers big store on Arlzpe 1treet in Nogales, Sonora, to be on sro An alarm was immediately lont in to which the fire depart ,oent from this side responded nromptly and everything possible lras done to put out the fire which ,ros probably caused by defective chimney. It was too late, however, to be of much service except pre- yenting the spread of the conhgra- t;on as the building had undoubt- edly been burning for some time before the fact was discovered by smoke pouring from the roof. In less than an hour nothing but inc walls were left standing and the stock and fixtures were a total loss All books and records also went up in smoke. The loss on stock and building amounts to about $50,000.00, Mexican, partially covered by insurance. It is the in- tention of the firm to rebuild at once.
The oasis., 1904-02-06
The New Hotel.

The New Hotel Arcadia at Hermosillo opened for business Monday, and the guests are de- lighted with the fare. Following is the dinner bill of fare yester- day:
 Oysters On Half Shell Fulton Market Clam Chowder Boiled Heart Horse Radish
 Escalloped Oysters Compete of Fruit Rlchelieu Roast Beef Pan Gravy
 Lemon Sherbet
 Cream Shaw
 Mashed Potatoes
 Boiled Potatoes Green Peas and Carrots Apple Pie and Cream Cheese Bread Pudding, Wine Sauce
 Tea. Coffee. Cocoa
The oasis., 1904-02-06
For Sale.

A complete copper smelling plant. For particulars and speci- hcations, address "Smelter," P. O. Box IF, Tucson, Arizona. If.
The oasis., 1904-02-06
Southern Pacific Company.

Train daily arriving at Benson o a. n and d Iucsong: "a. nL a Nogale S:25 l. m Sunset tece east bound, passes Benson a lden nStateIi bound, Benson IO2 a. n Sunset mtedv est Benson 5:lO Limited dwestb bound Benson 9:24 Fl fao southwestern Ky TOT
  tonisa also nlalea a important U S ana we esEcM! tbe via NewOr Orleanso O York by steamer
 
  liners o"ioo" anu ~ H. JORDAN, Agent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-25

ldoit 5ulieb. Die bier iur,geit Mdn-
rter murben entlaiien, nufbem Tic
Sf.45 Soften be5ablt botten.
SuIius @obrlonO, Der crit Dor
Jtpei @odJen Die @irtbi6aft in Nr.
1919, 8ougbitraBe, iibernabnl, mar
bereits geitern oaS Spfer zines
lteberfuacs Seitens Ser bl. Sermun>
ooo bes oitliden 0iitrifts. Seraeo1t
Glenn bonn 6itIiben 1iitrift ufb sic
Eoli5iiten Mc&enno, 2eonoro. 8eel.
tb unb Hode pom meitlihen 1iitrifi
brangen in GipilfIeibunq in sic
@irtbihaft Elm uno perbofteten oa.
ielbit Den @irtb, iofpte Srco. Baum
uon Nr. 30S, Siio Gaitleitrabe, nno
6ronf Himbnb bon Hr. $40, Sin.
GoitleitraBe, 5ugleid brei Glider
Bier nit 9cIdIug legeub. @m. @e.
HERMANN, Ser Die 8oli5iiten an ser
Aitsiibuna ibrer Yflidten gu bin.
bern i,ld)te, wllroe gleihfaIs Der.
boftet. Sr. @obrlano miro bette
Morgen in Ser oitlidenY oli5eiltatton
Gin gerbor 81 beIteben bobcn.
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Sn Guitott.Gitp lit. Sr. ,Snlnes u
Goof 5ltm@efGngniblparoein erttoulti
poroen. Ger bisberige @orOeir
9inmpn bat reiiqnirt.
Sn PETERSBURG, Waibington.Go.,
iii I5rolt WorD 8rouno i'm 9llter poll
GO ,Sohren 9eItorben.>
&n Sbrelpsburg, ga, itorb Sralt
TrieoriA Selb an einem S6logfIuiic
int NIter bon II Sabren.
SSn Soqerstoipn itorb Der Wenoni'
ten-Rreoiger 9Ioom @acr I'M Sitter
bon IS Snbren mo 6rou 9orotbeu
@liiabctb Gruoc I'M NItcr bon II
Sahren.
GIN 4. Wtoi miro Sr. Gilmore 9eii
bert in Gaicott.Gitp icin 9Imt ais
Manor ontretcr.
Gle Sugnr.@o Wtountoins in
sSreherid iillO total a%bgebrannt.
Ir. 81. g. Sill, Elm 0titglieo Ser
IcBtcn @cieBgebllng bon Wontgo.
mtrp.Gountp, lit 5lnl Sberitcn I'M
Stabe oes @ouperneurs @arfielo
ernamnt luorocn.
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9eer6iottn

geerbigungen. Inter
lin1emein 5ablreiber 9etbeiligling
pom 2eiotrugerben ipurben geitern
Nodmittng Die irbiiden lleberreite
bon 6rorl Inna Nc. HoBfanlp, melhe
orn 9onncrItag in ibrer letter. @ob-
nlng, Nr. 1913, @elt.2eringtonitr.,
aus Dem Seben ibieo, pom Srouers
boiie aus olif Ser n2ouoon = Eort.
Cemetery" CUR lebten Hrlbe beltuttet.
Taitor Slllius Sofmom bon Der
3ions.&irhe belt ben bellti6en
SrultcrgottesoienIt ob, unb Yaltor
Osborne bon Der Senibom : Welpo-
rial.@ird)e iprod in enaliider Spra.
die @orte oes 1roites 81 ben Sinter.
lolienen. Ils gobrtudtrGger fun.
airten Die SS. Wontgomerp, Sur.
oilsfp, 9rpmm, 3ulouf, gbel uno
Solmes. @elder 9eliebtbeit unb
Ndtrng iib bic gntihlofcne erireu.
te, ~beiuieien Die 5oblreiden 9lumen.
ipenben, welhe an ibrem Gorge ME
bereeleet maren, iomie bas grobe
Sraueraefolge, meldes ibr Die leste
Gbre eripies.
ElobIih GET or n.-Srou
Minna 8abernogel, SO Sabre oft
lln0 in ger. All, SIt : 2unpoleitrabc.
mobnbnft, itiir5te geItern gbenb ge.
gen 1a9 llbr, oils lie NIT ibremS obne
Seinrib Den 9rooowop, nabe Wonu.
mcntitrobe, entIong 9ing, ploslidl
belpubtlos at 9oben. Sic ipitroe in
bic @obnirng oes Srn. Mlcr. Sores,
Nr. 704, Noro . 9roaomap, geihafft,
100 tie innerbalb 10 Minuten itarb.
Sbr 2eidynom iplirbe bonn 2eifenbe-
itutter Srep in ibre Wobnung &C.
bradt.
@aggons coIIibirten. =
Ser @aegon Nr. 2661 Der WibbIe
Hiper S%troBenbobn : 2inie IMP ell
@aggon ser Sparrou's Toint.2inie
colibirten geitern Modmittag Inn 4
llbr an Der gaitern : Mpenue : Hoab.
nobe Dem @appietu . Mipl. Senrp
Began, Der Gononfteur eines Der
@a9gonS, nnroe auf bie StraBe &c.
id%leltbert unb mrlBte in 6eiinnungs-
Ioiem 3uitanbe in feline @obnung.
gtr. 8, Noro annitrabe, eebrad)t
iperoen. 9eioe 0agsons puroerl
| ihlin,nt beiHGoiet.
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3ampicr uHbein" i'm Saien.
9ritgt Sen 2eidnunt beS Sberit @.
Wcaeuip naf Baltimore. -
8ornilng gcgen Stolicner.

Warnilng gcgen Stolicter.
Der 0ompfer ,Gbein" pomH oroo.
2lopo, Capt. IS. &ott, fam geIterll
Nbcno bon Bremen pia SEEM : 2)ort
I'M Sofcn Nultinlore's an nnb miro
beltte Morgen am Tier 9tr, 8 gu
2ocuit : Eoint onlegen. stn 9oro bea
Compiers beiinoen lid Die bereit,
I'M nGorreiponoentcn" ge%nonntcE
aajiiten = Eaiiagiere uno 5ugleidb
Der 9eid)nam bes SberIten @m. &c.
aeaip, Der 81 Wogoeburh Geutih.
lanb, am A. Npril ltorb. Der 2eids
nam ioa bonn 0ompfer aus nudl
@eitminiter, Mb., gebrodt merom
no Die Vecroigltng ont Wittippd)
itottfinben miro. Sberit WcaeQip
mar Der 9unocs : aoniul ST Wagoc.
burg uno ioa Der cin5ige &eprGien-
tunt irgeno elmer Hegierung baielhit
gcipeien iein. er itorb an ben Sol.
gen zines Strrr5es. Der our6 cincll
Sdlogflub peruriodt mllrbe. Gr
mar in @eitnniniter geboren lnoliit.
glieo Der @roBen Mrntee Der &epu
blif ullo bes S%rcimourer. Sroens.
8or Stolicnern miro G.
iparnt.
Ginponocrungs Gomnliiidr g. Z.
WeiS bot ronl General = Ginlpunoc-
rings Gommiiior in @oibington,9.
g., Die Nohri6t erbolten, boB neltll
Stoliener leste Wohc in Nelp : g)ort
nit 0cf1lidten @ilrgerpapieren 81
lanocn pcrilldtcn lin6 moglihcr
@eiie ben Gcriud MAIDEN niiroen.
aud IN Baltimore 5ll lanbe1. Sn ben
lctten Sobren ioa ipc5iea unter Den
Stolicncrn Scr Geriub gemoht NOR
Den icin, nit gefGlihtcn 9iirgerpu,
piercn bier 81 lanocn. Nlld) ollf fol.
Idle YGiie hin. Die bon bereits IN
9lmcritu oniGliigcn Stolienern nodl
Stolien geianbt muroer, iolen Der
ld)icbene Ser 2onbsleute berielben
bier gelonoet iein. Gin nlgcnleincr
Serillh miro iebt in allen S1ien sc.
mod)t iperocn, bieien 9etrllg 81 III.
tcrbriiden.
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@ettcraneiid,tcu.

Sir Worplono mo ben 9iitriti
Columbia Ncacn uu0 oItlidc Min0r.
Ter bod)ite observation-disclosures NOR
G2 8rao nm Is llbr NbcnoS.
Der niebrigite Recommendations
ipor 46 @ruo nm 6 llbr NtorQcns.
Ger Wino bate cine SdncQigfcit
bon II Meilel aus Dem SiiooItcr.
Wittlcrer Noromctcrltun0 30.t0.
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yNrbeitcr 2ieScrtafel."

Cine gutbeiuhte MISUNDERSTANDING
I'M y2obor . 2pceunt." - Nnoer,
Gereinc.
Cine ibrer iAonitel ulb criolgs
reid)Iten Observation-Disclosures Der.
a%llltaltete geitern Mbeno Die oNr6cis
fer . 2ieoertofel" IN Der nSobor.2u.
celtrt : Sole" @iele onoere oeutihc
Belangbereine iuorcn pertrcte1 un0
rie ein5elnen Eiccen muroen nit gro.
Bem 9ettoll oufgenonmer. Erof,I II.
9lrlt's Srd)eiter ~leitete Die llnterbols
tlll1g ourt cine Supertiire Elm, no.
ran lld Dos Sieo 80 @elt, 9u bit
10 luill1oeridon" ~pongSeiot, geiunaau
BON Der "Nrbeiter : 2ieoertofel," an.
'hloB. Ser Serein iibertrof oanltt
'eine %frilberen 2%eiituneen llno CT.
rang anbaltenoen 9eiioQ. Sr. 9fid,.
Seoer erfreilte Die slntpeienoen ourd,
cinen fonlil6en Gortrog, uno 5rou
=. Mtuibofe lang I'M 2oufe oc5
Nbenos Die Sopran . Soil ySuppp
Caps" inb ~@ergiBmeinniht." Sic
Soli mlroen GllBerit beiiGuig aufae.
nonnmcn. Srou Wiuibofe mlBte
mebrere 3ngaben geben. gu6 oos
9uctt fir Sopran rlto Senor, Bet.
telt .@eiB i) 9ih in meiner9t1hc"
ipltroe bon 5rnl Wllibafe ullo Srn.
y. &rabib iebr gut g%eiungen. Der
Terein erfrellte Die Mniueienoen noGl
bllrf Den Gortrog ser Gbore ,@dL
lpeibt DIT cS nod" BON Sique uno
uSrinflieo" bon Simon, sic nobl-
perolelten Inflang fonoerL unb Gin
Selor = Solo, betitelt nSabr' mobl"
uno Elm fomiider Gortrag oes Srll.
Wenoc! DnrOen ltiirmiif ollfgenoul.
men. GaS CONCERT mohtc Dem 81.
ri9enten beS Sereins, Srn. Charles
godalL ole Gbre. Nm Seit.Gpmit,
lporen tbdtig Die SS. Is. Sbielpaticb.
SoriiBer, Gbns. 9rogbammer, Sohl
Sin1ol1, $. &iesling mo .. Grlcr.
n0iItrift Nr. 1913, .. II. g."
Sn $. 9orner's Sole, goen. rno
Intbonpitrobe, beihlob geiterngtoh.
mittog Der ~Oiitritt Nr. 1913, .. II.
g." inter Goriib oes Srn. 81. SrGnfl
u1o Der Yrotofolfiibrung bes Srn.
Gorrab Nuil, gnoe Moi in Del, 9bi.
la1tbropp.Salle" an it.9oltimorc.
ItruBe einen Woibal ST peronitolten.
0rei nelte Wit9lieoer fanbcn Nui.
nobnle lnb 5ipei mllrben porgeidlo.
gelt. 9ie SS. 8. 8. Sanielnlom
uno Conrad Mieil, lpelbe oils 0ele.
gotell oes 0iitrifts Der Convention
oes ~0elltIden llnterltiisungs.9un
oes" in Gittsbura beitpobnen mer.
oen, bieltea Inipruden, uno Elm Mb.
lfieos.Gommers mllrbe ibnen All gb-
ren peranitaltet.
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Termegencr Uebcrtdll

8ermegencr uebcrfoll.
= Srau Horo Self BON Hr. 70t,
Welt.2ofapette. apenlle, muroe otil
Samitag Ibenb, ais tie NIT Sri.
Sarab sc. Quinn bon Nr. $40, @.-
SopetteitroBe. bic 2afapette-I uenue,
nabe 9runeitroBe, entlong promo
nirte, bon cinem gte9er iiberfollen,
melder ibr sic @orie entrib uno ibr
babel einen mllftigen Sieb ertbeilte,
10 BOB lie bctGllbt 81 9oben %itiir5tc.
Ser ibpor5e Sollunfe entfom in Der
9ltntelbeit.
8otteSbienit in Scr 8 t,
tcrbein 2irhe e. - Sn Der
beiltiden epane. -reformirten Otter,
bein.&irde preoi9te Yoltor u,
Shmiot geitern Worgen iiber n9os
firblid)e 0reigeitirn am 8eifgottes'
Sirmoment," II. am abenb iiber .bic
@eaenmart oes @eltcrloiers."
9 f nj r perbriibt t. - Wab'
renb seitern SRI. Nonep Econ bon
gtr. tt13, ScottitraBe, elm BAD sll'
red,t mahte, bate iie einen epilepti.
iden Mnfaa uno fiel in Die Babe
mamie, nobel Tie ihlimm perbriibI
mtrbe. Sic muroe mad benz v@arp'
IGnoer llniperiitdts .Soipital" &C.
bradt.
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Mpntag, Den %. Npril 1904,
1tntcrbaItungS = Wcguciier.

,Niuiti. Ntnoemic." - Siefc gSudbe ,1he
Sorilie Ieller".
pehaie'e 5beater," - Siefc g9ohe %,9iatbaH
Sale"
nWiarHiaub.S bentrr." - 9iefc ISOLDE ,Gappb
SDulipaH".
ySpuinaptraRen 1Bcotcr." - Sicfe gSobe
81 little Suicaii".
r5otb's fprrubaus." a. Sieie gSohe Abe
Nan from China.
y~Sermantn . WiInnerhpr." SipnifIg.
ben 2G. slprii Iebtes probcs Gpn5eri Der Cation.
pSinadpr Der lnth. Sebuuab. tSemciuor." -
Stcnitng, ben 20. Npril, Iuttiibruua Der Gam
tate Sion" in Der tSrobiinnsGnle~
uS dupdbrnr9screiu III. 1 upn Baltimore. -
Suultda. ben /, Nini. eruber Wnis9lusflug mad
2Solfs Bart an Der 6arforofiOdo.
Suiebail int nSri0lc.E ari". Seute gldfs
rltttdg Baltimore 0aitrrrsSiga" gegeu a9tQ
liultilnpreS".
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Mus Dem Snncrrn WurDlanb's unb
Den nnnrcn5cmocn Staaten.
6rnucn ais Strabens
phrpr

febrer.
Cine Nll5abl Sruuen erregte Dor.
geItern groBes Muiieben in So0crsz
topn; oieielben erihiench nit o.
len nno S1ollicln bepnffnct, an
Der SiiosEptomocitroBe uno began,
men, Die Strobe 81 r~cinigcn. Cine
In5obl Wdnner id)olltc Dem eigen.
tbiinllihen Shnuipiel 81, modten
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ielbit 5i perridtcn. Die 6rolien
io9tenL bob oos Strnbcnreiniqungss
Bureau 10 Inn9ium iei uno Der gu.
itnnb Der StrnBen Elm 10 m%Iiicroblcr,
bob lie %gc3lurngen moren, ielbIt
Saro ar5nlegcn.
9rem er gctobtct.
y. 9. SerlfinS, Elm 9remier on
Der Cumberland Chiffon. wnrbe
porgeitern in Ger N1De bon allitiil
bon cinen Irnht5uge %geluorfen unO
urf ser STEELE g%etootet. Der @erun.
glildtc iuor 30 Sabre alt mo mobnte
IN Scrro Mltu.
Sclb1tmoro.
Sn einem 3ilitnnoe bon @eiltesge.
itortbeit begin9 %porgeitcrn Brdlt
SumeS $. NlldplS ans Hidmonh,
90, S%eIbitmorb, i1oem iie iid) IN
eincn oltcn WiibIenbod) mari uno
crtruitf. @or ibrem Gobc bate 6rolt
Nudols ibr @eiihf geihnGr5t, Inn
elmer SOentififation por5ubclleen.
Bon einem Stier aetobtei.
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elmer Notwithstanding bes
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feline Mbnuna bon benh Ieiler mo
ipurhe crit ourb Mnberc ooroili oili-
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gauge oberite Stodiperf in SLANT.
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NIT eiiiem apitennllfipnnb bon $40
600 poait1nbig renopirt poroet,
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Wiiiionsorbeit.
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grobe @eriommlun9 fir M1nner
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gbenbs. Sr. ". g. Morgon, aoi.
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