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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
SIX NEW CHARTERS.
State Corporation Commission
Authorizes Many Industries.

The State Corporation Commission yes
Piedmont Orchard cqlhp1ny,, Incor-
secretary and treasurer, Blacksburg, Va;
A. b. Bishop T. ma manager Linden, Va. Cap
orchards OF all kinds, farm products live
Cha charloettesvillle La Land Corporation, Char
l1t dsy ,,ara G i; Waik6er president;
5""s; ssssssy @sss;sr Il, III &
Objects; u buy ana sell real estate; !,
Sigma, Alpha Club, Roanoke. w, s.
r. Roger, directors. all Of ltoanoke. OBJ
jecs: For the advancement Of literary
achievements and to do all things which
will have q tendency to promote literary
BEDFORD and Campbell County Telephone
and I, Tetegrapll companyd Bsdford county
fee. ya. Capital stock, 5000 objects:
telephone line from Coffee, VA, 10 Lynch
burg, w, and adjacent points, !. !;
Npnsemoond county; John ~ ,plnnSr,
vice, president and secretary, Suffolk;
aser oand rsaTlaf sa% Hsssspa a
| tects; To do n general storage and ware.
house business, buy and sell peanuts and
own lands for the cultivation of peanuts
| Home Industrial a,nd, ,EndqWment, Assoc
citation, Incorporated. New Hopo Church.
$, N. Young, president, Lumherton; II.
nn snssex capa o ntoe q
/ $1,000 Objects; general merchandise
business, also an, ASSURANCE business for
/ the benefit OF It's members and theii
benefits. AtEHht fSf KIM 3tfata TX az
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Officers Of the Chamber of Commerce
have seni out mn exceedingly important
notice regarding the first quarterly meet.
ing to be held this evening.
Following is the notice:
Richmond Va. April 12 1906
The first quarterly meeting for the
present year of the Richmond Chamber
of Commerce will be held Thursday, tho
18th instant at s:l5 r. NJ. In the assembly
hall of the Chamber.
A number of important reports will be
submitted amongst them ono of the
special committee appointed to use tits
influence in securing suitable accommo-
dations for the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals in the present Federal
building; one from the Committee on
Manufactures, in reference to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad shops, and one
Is expected from the Special Committee
on Annexation.
This last question has reached n critical
state. The Chamber. in resolutions print
ed an the next sheet, earnestly petitioned
the City Council to adopt liberal plan
for extending the corporate limits of
Richmond being induced to send this
petition for what were deemed most
weighty considerations. The mass meet
Ing called under the auspices of the
'silailibNl',. Np ElNfMlhli ati'i COMMANDMENTS
| expression to public sentiment upon the
| subject, was Almost impressive one, and
with hut few dissenting voices was
| heartily In favor Of the same policy. But
that course has not been pursued. II will
| therefore. be necessary for The Chamber
to put forth renewed and well considered
but Immediate. efforts In behalf Of a
wise, hut progressive, plan for Greater
4 Richmond.
| of No 10 Nt,ar q
| gently requested to attend promptly, and
! lend his counsel and influence In further,
/ ing the important work which the Cham
| ber has in hand.
! Very cordially,
T.. q. LEIGH JR,
r. A, DUNLOP. President.
! Secretary,
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Annexation IS
KEYNOTE NOW \ |! !.
Advocates Of Greater Richmond clh1i1e' nd
Say Fight Is in Fine
Shape.
CHAMBER MEANS BUSINESS I::':'''
Commercial Organization On. .' TO
Take Action-Ordit1ai1ce
Committee. }

The fight Tor extending the corporate ate
limits Of Richmond is in better shape,
than It has ever been, according 70 th use
who are cortending for greater CITY
and they expect to be able to push me
matter to d successful issue In the course
of time. 586
The Chamber of Commerce will hold
ats regular quarterly meeting at S:l5
o'clock tonight, and the question OF d; an ~
nexation will be the chief one discussed.
The Chamber has taken strong grou,lu
for the broadening of tho city INNS,
but has never advocated any particular
lines. The body stands for greater Rlcn-
montl on business principles, and VIII
cooperate In every way with the Progress
Committed and progressive scltlzehs 70 70
accomplish this end. I.
There Will be no called meeting OF the
Ordinance Committee to consider. t u
matter, which was recommltted on - 5 YES,
day night. Chairman Davis Bottom SAD
yesterday that lit would come. up az t !,
next regular session. when VIII pc l 1'e:
on Friday evening, April list [s I,
Mr.. A.5 Beirne Blair, who conducted Inc
losing fiEht Tor the Mills substitute on
Tuesday nightgin& the Board, declares tnat
ten, mem ers will stand pat for&5th,sat
proposition. though most of his colleagues l y
believe It lie forever dead. "A al
Mr.. Blair's Views.
Mr.. Blair Is a member of the Ordinance
Committee, and being something Of Il. a
sta4istician. The states that the body VII.
BY a majority 81 one. report q plan en- n
larging upon the Mills lines. lie {. has
robably polled his colleagues, and may "a:
speak by the card. = But the real fig Ign
for annexation is Just now fairly on,
and 1t is the deliberate Judgment Of wise
men In ana Sout Of the Council that the
sending OF the whole matter back to
the committee will result in the bring1 ng
In Of a plan upon which all the conte
Ing patriotic forces may be reconclled.
It is believed that what are reg arded as
extremistsfon both sides will yield some
thing ito one another. and that harmony
will yet prevail on the subject. q.
At the meeting Of the Chamber of Com
merce tonight the question of anne5a-
ton will be fully discussed. e
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RICHMOND MEN
CO T0|u | / !
Public Officials, Lawyers, Ply
sicians and Ministers At
tend Installation.
HEAVY SALE OF OF! TICKETS [ X j $
Governor Montague, Senator
Martin and Mr.. Swanson
Went Y esterday.

Richmond and vicinity, Will be well rep
resented to-day at the installation OF Dr.
Alderman as president OF the University I
Of Virginia.
Lawyers, physicians, business men and
public officials left here yesterday almost {
In large companies TO attend the cxcr-if5
clses incident to the installa ton Of the
new president OF the great Institution and
the alumni In Richmond Will be well rep
resented. l55 N 81 ,s VI 5
II do not know Just how many tickets
to tho University OF Virginia we haze
sold to-day, said an enlploye OF the pas
senger department Of the Chesa peako md 4
Ohio Railway 4 ycsterday, butt seems Z
as IL we have sold four thousand As
a matter Of fact however, " he demand 4
for tickets 10 charlottesville from per-
sons desiring to attend the Alderman In.
Inauguration far exceeded the expectat tons
and hundreds OF tickets were sold from
this city.
Public Men Go.
I A tlargc number of the University alumni
| In this city! made the trip, and there WAS
an exodus Of public men to attend the
ceremonies. Senator and
Mrs. Thomas s.. Martin. Governor M ta-
que, Congressman Claude A. SWANSON.
Judges Of the Supreme Court and State
officials made the trip. ~ &si
All the trains for the west leaving
this city yesterday were we'll filled and
each carried large delegation Of Tni-8
yersity. men. Others left last night and
still others will go up to-day. The ac-
recommendations OF Charlottesville will
be taxed to accommodate the vlsitors,&
which Will include besides Virginans,.
many representatives of Northern colleges
and universities and men prominently In
terested In education.
Judge James Keith, president or the SUI
! preme Court: Librarian j. u. Kennedy and
Mr.. Frank p, Brent. secretary OF the
Estate Board of Education. left on the .af-
lternoon train for Charlottesville.
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TERM RESUMED.

Judge Waddill Now Hearing Case
OF Cottrell Against Fuel Co.
In the United States Circuit Court yes
terday Judge Edmund Waddill resumed
the term interrupted by the illness and
death Of a relative. The petit Jury, adj
journcd ut the time of*the interruption.
reported yesterday. and the court took
up the retrial of the case of s. II. Cot
trcll and Son VS.. the Smokeless Fuel
Company, growing out of%the failure of
the company to deliver coal to the plain
tiff at q price agreed upon in a contract
between the. parties At the time a
strike prevailed In the coal regions At
a former trial of tho case verdict for
the, plaintiff for more than three thous-
and dollars was returned. but the court
SGT aside the verdict. The trial of the
case had more than fairly begun at the
time of adjournment of court yesterday.
and will likely engage the attention of
that tribunal all Of to-day and possibly
tomorrow.
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AT THE HOTELS.
Many. Well Known Virginians
Came in Last Night.

XIII sig.s.s Sc1IA1V AZ cdSS $4SAS
Ho M,heFE e saed
er' N members Of that body, arrived In the
city yesterday, and Is at Murphy's Iio-
Fl Major. Richard Y. Gaines, OF Messing
ford. Charlotte county, was in the city
yesterday sd'epp1ng a. Mnrp aSd
night and are stopping Ct NIur = ! !,
Hon George C. Bland . Of y stlllnE and
tMurrhy's. He is on his way to lling
William county on business I; for !, day Or
two He ~, y well known Is eaera
serbly. =, {.
s. Mrs Claude a. Swanson. Of Chatham.
We 1 &c whee
Mr. Swanson has his headquarters an
hls.camra!gn for tho nbsrnatnrlal nom n.
Ms yrsn af f s sa a.
ter, 10 attend the Inauguration q Pres
,s5%sSy 5s sss,5
Is atithe Richmond. .
gagged ,et ii in business in this city, put now
Of GAIilboro Springs, Va, Is: In the city,
He is at the Richmond. 8 i, !, , = 4
atlanta i5i ana west, Point Terminal, ls
IEin& the city at tMnrphys.s
Among the other y!Iginansss at I'M, MuarPhy e
Eorfolk; 1, w. Johnson, Of ioustoni
Charles FL Banks, Of Norfolk;aW',;; - g.
Prince Of Enporia Mr.. an 9 MIS- 4, II & ~, !,
folk 4 ID. n. Wright, OF South Bnston;S ana
Leon nj. Neison, Of Charlottesyl In; u,
III. Mr. Haynes Morga NJ SaltvllIe, Va
the New Richmond. Y =. u
II Mrs. Nv. il. Harris and SON. Of "a t1 q.
sVa.3 are IN the city, stopping az lle
I Richmond. z; s53ss III I'LL 81
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Looks Govern o'fr's Way.

" DR.. 1. & r. Bryant and Mr., r III ! Camp
both Of southampton /, both
alumni OF the !lniyerslt;y,9f mlrs,n'a, "a AT
t Il attend t the Alderman Inauguration at.
the University to-day . y 4,
Pr Bryant ws f9}' m mr. cem
smittee from the Second District, and was
a formida aHdldate for Congress two
tS Sation 4 il southampton.'3br Bryant stat
ed ed last night that the campaign was
warming up. Governor Montague az
In the Isenat rial contest, and Gongress-
man Claude a. Swanson in the SubsyR
gtor!al fight ~ Il (
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Mrs, ellis Excursion.

Much Interest Is felt In Mrs. Gllls excur-
sion from this city TO Washington Faster
Monday over tho Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. aFHEG
The train viii leave Elba Station nj o A !.
NJ, and rsturnng will leave Washing ton
Wednesday. at +, M,
Mrs, Gill VIII be personally IN charge Of
the excursion. and II those not familiar, With
Washington viii report to her she will sac
lthat they are looked after.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
FORBES ROBERTSON
AS hamlet TO- might |IG[' !
Great English. Actor Appears
Here in shakespeare's Mas Mas
terpiece- Ben Hur.

An event to which playgoers have been Be n
looking forward viii be M Mr.. + F g rmg
Robertson in .H amle a sId me ~ Af fhe At.
i lpien havo s'' Rlyen MIR Robertson un-
stinted Ora praise i Mr. Robertson has made
his own acting version, WhiGh1, ~ MOVES R,,
DOCS ge not ,s t oIssclained affect njurloqsly
the struct,lre or the character of the play,
Mr.. Robertson interesting PeIrson1iaih7
ty lie nsongs e Fave done much
for the DRAMA In England IN the y way ! OF
introducing Interesting no o,n es a afr
T Rnpaprtson reylYalss f Fl most
oessful enpngament in New York. at the
Observation-Disclosures locke Theatre, where he playIe pf
for four weeks. He vii bring hls Eengnsn
S cen pa 10 Of pIaaye,a md ncdenta am-
Lett music by1Tscha ikewsky. S::3
Coming Of Ben Hur.
"Ren Fu,,, which is to fill an engage
ment Of a week at the Academy, start e ri
Ing SInday X NV hs
sires 10 take 1T having the stamp - Of q
the beginning the end With b, de e p
e eumae rh ahH as IS tie Salley scene,
Ca ysTy
highest q tHe AZ pagan ries in
the Grove Of paphne thie na Is nioinn AZ
Il tie IN na s sbssuK IL Mhlsn S
By By qtP'a sess d Ha is g =
ment made tnas ana n nettSt 10
The Conyict's Daughter,
The bill ijoa next X week sxd W. n
be melodraina Of merit e ana M if'p
which has apReaaeman ro a, ~ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
Retired Clothing Merchant Kills
Himself on Accom- Dependency

n Mr.. Julius Kraker, who had been de-
from the Continuous suffering Of his
WIFE Shot Hs himself vest erday Il at n 80
A. Nj. I'M the Bathroom Of This sidence,
No. 7ls West Clay Stree n vi ere he re- re-
sided. III - ttt5 iS8.t.
He is survived. by II his wife. two n sons q
and two dai1ghtarsaf tt !. Y. :,
4 The funeral will take pla CO this after
\ MI. TKrake r. was IS seventy seven years
OF age and for al ing Sti line, had been a
prominent clothing. ms rchant here;
here for half aESentury,.f He retired from
the,9 clothing business about six years RS
ago. si3Ss$
ing.1and had many friends in the local
business world. fE5saIr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
The EMPLOYED Mans Chance

To-morrow night at 500 o'clock, Alr.
ationnlS secretary OF the Internationa!
Committee, will speak IN the. Central
Y. M c. a. Hall. on he Employed
Mans Chance The lecture will be mag
Snificcntly5 illustrated. showing what has
been done throughout the United States
and Canada In edncat ional lines. espe e
tally in night school work: me lecture
will BIO free. 80 - - $500 II
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signed the notice on behalf Of their &cll-l
@ent. .81ii 53s 7. u Y i.{ (. \,
II. but was spostp Oned. III
Jim LYONS JUMPED. n
Vision Sof Rock Pile, Frightens
s Him Into a Gallop. &

James Lyons narrow WY escaped a POSI-
ton cil#the rock pile n + tho hands OF
Justice Crntc hiield yesterday;
era mt. NJ IIe said he came from Newport
News and S%had been fired from the
II Can You c brcnk rock, asked Justice
John.3s 5E II d r rather not, replied
James t'If you dom take your Z; Ia St
peep at Richmond inside of two, Il hours.
ton with pea soup for dessert, " chirped
His Itonor." James hnsr' stopped run
ming yet. fs5k !.
Z skirt 4 and S was given a meal ticket at
Bunk dc Junk good for sixty days. I.
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BAD SMELL COSTLY.
Justice Crutchheld Fines Rich
mond Guano Co. $25.

ing nuisance, namely 4 very bad smell
Injurious to the ''health. comfort and
pleasure" of the people Of Richmond. MIR.
spany and suggested a minimum fine OF
$3.50. Not on your tintype," His Honor
is reported to have said. TN give dignity
to the offense by making the fine $50 "
upon suitabl cprovocation. put the presi-
dent OF tho company and Its counsel in
iuil asffH ti7sf5 sl5H5 N tff
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ce-Cornercd Race.

3 There are bright prospects now for a
three.cornered race for the House of Dele
gates from the district composed of the
counties of Chesterfield and Powhatan
and tho city Of Manchester.
p Messrs. Willis G. Pulliam and Robert s..
Rives are already in the field and a pcti-
ton is being circulated asking Mr.. j, T.,
bradley TO come into tho race. Mr. Brad
,.ley has not yet indicated his purpose to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Mr., era pnani Returns.

Mr. Otto Gragnani. who some three
italy. On account Of he illness !, Of his
;rnuther. has returned III e Will DO glad
to see his friends at his home, NO 4lp
East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Canadian Official Here.

Among the callers at tho Office Of At
torney-G General Anders on yesterday, was y
Mr.. J. w. Longley, attorney-general OF
Nova Scotia, who called to pay MS re-
spccts to the Virginia legal sofi cial ~, M ~
BIongleys wife is With him In his so1ourn
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Wants Information.

= on mn Attorney Of Fairfax county
for allsthe facts concerning the. death OF
Giuseppe Lanto, the italian OF that coun.
ty III whom the Italian Ambassador IS
taking so much interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
MAVERICK Dispositions.

\ 4 on April nth a deposition IN The Nay,
8trfok land suit viii be. taken before, Al ark
H, LLOYD. notary. public, in the9off go q
Major Sol Gutnhns. M J, .st..,,
THE defendants have been serYed, MI. MN
: Il arrIsonII IL. Groom, ~ ohm A. Blair, u, A.,
McEurdN Il. Taylor Ellyson;6 ", y, NAM.
Ieonidas Is. Yarrell and HaNden 8 Vars
rel. counsel Tor the Countess syon Roc ees,
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run. but 1t is expected that he will b
candidate.
Chief Of Police Shocked.

t Chief of Police Lipscomb Is suffering
from the effects Of an electric shock re-
ceived during the storm Tuesday even
ing. The chief is getting along quite we'll,
however, ;nnd is able to be at his post Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Notable Speakers Invited.

Addresses Will be delivered at thelNeil-
Son Encampment; ftNo. 2. i. Q. Q. y. at
its session on.the evening OF april 4. l y1pr
ISilyson, d. C.sRichardson, George B.
< Smoker viii conclude the exercises.
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Mrs. Montague Attended

The silver tea, given at the nome OF
f,oloncl A. G. Evans, on West Ninth
street. last night for the benefit of the
Home for Needy Confederate Women, was
u complete success. the only regret being
on account of the enforced absence or
Governor Montague. who expected to at
tend The Governor had to go to Char
iottesville yesterday afternoon, TO attend
the exercises incident to the Induction OF
DIR. Alderman into office as president OF
the University.
Mrs. Montague came over, however
bringing the regrets OF her husband, at his
inability to attend, and the large crowd
of ladies and gentlemen present enjoyed
meeting her Mrs. j. A. Decor and Mrs.
A. j. Daffron, who are Mrs. Montagues
colleagues In the management of the home
had charge of the tea, and II was in every
way a success. i
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Good Home for Pretty Wait.

" UUUU I1UIIICT3 III TT 1 = " $4,000
Detectives Sergeant Gibson has had
many offers Of homes for the girl whom
he recently picked 8up: ont ne Stree, zlate
,tractive and has already been taken into
an attractive home as O member OF me
family. Here She will be cared for ana
given an education. ssstli
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Her Mother Very Ill.

i Owing to the Illness Of Mrs. w. V.
Bradshaw, her daughter, Miss Mabel, has
been called homo from a visit to friends
at Port Norfolk and her son, r. Z. Brad
shaw, has been summoned from Alex
andria.
noon at 4 o'clock in the parlors of the
Elks' Home. 55 H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
CHAMBER AROUSED
OVER ANNEXATION
Declares Question in Critical
State-Important Meeting
This Evening.

Officers Of the Chamber of Commerce
have sent out m exceedingly important
notice regarding the first quarterly meet.
ing to be held this evening
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Funeral of Mrs. Pierce.

The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas A. Pierce
Who died at the residence OF her son-in-
Jaw. Dr.. Il. r. Rucker, Tuesday, will take
place from the house. No 1907 Decatur
Street, at O clock this afternoon. Friends
~ the family, ale invited to attend.
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.Adon Olam, by the choir,
Interesting Addresses.

In performing the ceremony OF light
ing the perpetual lamp. Mr.. julius. straus
delivered an earnest and instructive al lf-
dress, in which he explained the sign M /
canoe Of tho perpetual lamp and bespoke
for the congregation progress and per- Nnr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

a Building Committee; Samuel Never
chairman; II. Breltste ln, aeeretary; san,
,,ei Stern, treasurer; NJ spigel, ]. W'en-
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NEWS GATHERED
Fl: ROM south: ] SIDE
Mrs. Montague Visits M Va H:fles5
ter and IS Cordially Re
ceived.
MAY BUILD A NEW Ne: CHURCH y
Il Cowardin Avenue House made made
MAY BUILD A NEW CHURCH |l-IF 4 y !
Cowardin Avenue House made made
ouate for Attendance hree-
Corncred Race for House.
Manchester Bureau, Tlme mes 9. rpaet

Manchester Bureau, Times; D G1
There is strong talk OF the erectio'' = Z
anew church by the cownrdin Avehue
Christian congregation
Rev Mr.. woodward. pastor OF '' l1A
church, recently stated to a nun IN per OF
Fellow Disciples pastors that SO large were
his congregations a more capaaclous' mouse. mouse
Of worship had become necessity =
Was question now before the j church '
whether the present house would be en-, en-
larged or a building more in keeping with
the demands, erected.
Mr.. Woodward's pastorate has been sue
cessful to an unusual degree.
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President Cohen accepted the key In q
brief address, In which he pledged him I'm,
self to guard it and all the Interests u
| locked and unlocked with fldelitq. 5j IN
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Board OF Directors: NJ. spigel. a, Cell
1man,FJ Weinsteln, T.. Davis, y. I'm y
sky,' j. schireff, il, Moses, "A. Alperln j
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-19
LAUNDRY =. :. :: =! !: :: e.: c.: !: ~: ::
eN gAoua "a
&Snine No fin ,uf1L,

= &Dnige, bic fi9 sufdI=
Zig besegnen, tann Is pobl uur in benz
srpben Riefenbpte1. ssnannt paris,
geben. gbparb VII. unt 2eopplb
bon 8elsien baben beibe bisfelbe
S9nG9e fir paris, beibe lisben es
au9, infoenito unter ben 8eppbnern
unb 8etpobnerinnen Setnebabels al
peilen. Weber Gbtparb mod 2eopolb
polten bon getp0bnliden Sterbliden
mod bon eetrOntsn GolIesen ertannt
tperben, als Tie BEL ibrem iiineiten Nuf=
entbalt in Der franSOiif9en 9auptftabt
in bas fleine Sbeatre bes gapucines
gingen. 2eopplb fab auf einem Sr<
defterfauteutl, als fi9 eine 2oee our
@eite Dffnste uns gbtparb eintrat.
Man that suerft, als ipenn man ii9
ni6t srtannte. bann folste elm bOflider
GRUB. 8Dnise, bic fi4 auf benz repuz
blifanif6en 8oben Qutetias beaeener1,
beSriiben fi9 eben nidt anbers ais
6err MiilIer unb 6err e6ulse.
@bparb perlieB bas Sbeater balb pie<
Der, tpGbrenb 2eopolb Biz gum edlub
ausbielt.
Muf benz vNorbbeutf den
GlOpb" Dampfer n3aiier @ilbeIm
Der @robe" traf biefer Sage Der beuts
f4e Setonom 9einri4 Blum, OUTSIDE
fiber i'm a-eife @<lnbauien, @robbsr>
Sosthum 9efen : 3afeI. in Rep gort
elm. 9err Blum lit IS Sabre alt unb
bat nte aupor amerifanifden 8oben
betreten. obsIei9 er biele @ertpanbte
bier bat. @ein :3iel tit Is, Mmerita
unb bic notwithstanding daftuns
bon 9runb unb 8oben. fonie bic. @er=
beFerunssn i'm Mderboutpsien fenren
gu lernen. 3uslei9 min er aber audi
feline 8erpanbten befu4en. tpelde fi4
in ben Ser. Staaten niebereelaHen bd=
ben. Dor Muem gebentt Ct feline 80
Sabre alte @9pefter, 5rou 8atbarine
Stumpf. in Carroll Gountp, Mb.,
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