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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
SCOTTSVILLE PREPARES
FOR Entertainments
Christmas Festivities Will Be
Order of the Day Next Week.
River Up Five Feet.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch-l

SCOTTSVTLLE. VA, December %
The river has risen TO a height OF fve
or six feet here within the last day or
two, and has seriously Interrupted the
work on the concrete piers for the bridge.
The ScOttsville High School will close
Friday for the holidays. and gifts will
be presented to the teachers in behalf
Of the pupils by Dr. j. Il. Blair, chair
man OF the district school board.
The union Sunday School Christmas
tree. which was to have been given at
the new school building will be given az
the town han instead. The woodwork
Of the assembly hall at the school build
ing has just been finished in hard oil,
and the gentlemen who have charge Of
the work think it unsafe 10 use the
room at present, on account of danger
from FIRE.
Dr. w. c. Williams was taken seriously
i'll on Tuesday evening with an acute at
tack Of neuralgia. from which he suf-
fered all night and all day Wednesday.
He left for Richmond on No. 10 We'd
nesday afternoon for special treatment.
Mr.. James Dorrier has arrived here to
spend the holidays at his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs j.. II. Pitts of Coving-
ton. VIII spend Christmas week here.
The Rev. Ernest Motley delivered an
excellent discourse at the Christian
Church Sunday morning
Mr.. r. l. Wade, Of Richmond, visited
Scottsville this week. and killed a wild
turkey weighing fifteen pounds.
Mrs. ID. +. Powers and Miss Lucie II.
Powers returned from Richmond to-day.
Mr.. Tyler Goodwin is spending a few
days in Richmond.
Miss Josie Pitts has returned from a
visit to her brother. Mr. a. l.. Pitts. at
Arvonia
Miss Carietta Tompkins and Mr. John
Tompkins Will spend the holidays in
Richmond.
Mr.. Lindsay Leckie. formerly Of this
place, passed through here Saturday on
his way to Lynchburg
Miss Mary Dull has returned from a
stay OF several weeks IN Richmond.
Miss Margaret Leckie. of Washington.
visited her old home. Refuge" last
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
Building a Church.

lSpeclAl % The Times Dispatch
BUCHANAN, Va. Deceuber 20-The
new Methodist Church. under course OF
construction here is being rapidly pushed
10 completion When finished il will be
an ornament 70 the town and a credit 10
the denomination. The church IS located
on Main Street, in the central portion OF
the town The congregation is worship
ing IN the Episcopal Church until their
own is completed.
The ladies' OF the Methodist Church held
their annual bazaar in the Town Han
on December 18th. The ladies' have been
indefatigable IN their efforts 10 raise
money for the new church.
Mrs. A. + Owen is very i'll at her
home in this place
Miss Lucy Preston Beale has ra+r~,aa
from visit to Washington. d. 9
Miss Elizabeth Guerard who spent the
summer and fall months here. has re-
turned to her home in Savannah ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
HOTEL MEN WILL
MEET IN NORFOLK
Change Plans of Meeting in Roa-
noke on Account Of Another
Convention.
lspeclaI to The rimes-plsna,on. !

NORFOLK. VA, December Gloon
trary to previous arrangements. the men,
bers Of the Virginia Hotel Mems Associa-
tion viii meet here next January. instead
OF In Roanoke. This change was made
because there Will be another convention
I'm the Magic City at the time set. and
the hotel men are Of the opinion that their
former plans w0Gld place them at an in
convenience. This meeting VIII be held
at the Pine Beach Hotel, and vii. last
two days. January Sth and 9Th A great
many members are expected to attend.
E. 70. Mcdowell, OF Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Will assume the management OF the Pine
Beach Hotel, the first Of next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
SHOOTS At MAN
IN COURTROOM
Postmaster at Monterey Bitterly
and Forcibly Resents Insults
Of Drunken Negro.
CUT BYSTANDER'S SUSPENDER
Bullet Strikes Table and Re-
bounds, Narrowly Missing Man
Standing Near.
Especial 70 mo Times,Dispatca.I

MONTEREY, VA. December 20
Charles Digs. n colored barber OF Mon
terey, ran amuck while tanked up with
liquor Sunday evening. and. as an after
nath. cane near being shot by Postmas-
ter IT. NJ. Slaven. at the magistrates
court to-day. Diggs IS a muuatto and
vicious when under the influence OF drink.
Sunday evening. during preaching service
at the Methodist Church. Diggs came 70
the post office after having previously
been asked 70 leave. and was again or
dered out Mr.. Slaven, the postmaster.
who Is a cripple and uses a Wheei-chair
rolled his chair toward the open door and
pushed the drunken fellow out, whereupon
nc secured a rock came back 70 tho door
and made use OF vile and abusive Ian
guage and threats. The postmaster. be-
Ing unaTmed and unable 70 walk at ALL
could DO little TO defend himself though
ne did throw heavy cancelinE stamp
at the negro.
Before an officer could be secured Digs
nearly exhausted himself IN abusing Mr.
Slaven-
Shot at Him in Court.
At the trial to-day before Justice WI
son. Digs plead guilty 20 being drunk
but claimed 70 know nothing OF his con
duct Mr. Slaveu bad testified. becoming
terribly agitated when he referred 10 the
language While Mr.. Edward Beveridge
was being examined. and when he re-
peated the vile remark relative 70 Mrs
Siaven. the enraged husband. who, IN his
wheei-chair. was sitting near the prisoner.
with burst Of emotion drew a pistol
from his pocket and fired at the negro as
ne lodged behind a table and bounded
for the open door The ball struck the
table and glanced OF. cutting a suspen-5er
from the pants OF bystander who. how
ever. was unhurt
Digs was brought back. and after a
short time the trial was concluded. HIS
nnes and costs amounted TO Ssl. with
zen DAYS In jail and peace bond Of 5000
Mr.. Slaven paid A fine for CARRYING CON
cealed weapons, and win await the action
OF the grand jury in the other case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
NAMES COMMITTEE
FOR EXPOSITION
Charlotte County Manifesting
Commendable Enterprise in
Preparing for Exhibit.
Especial 20 The Times-Dispatch. l

EUREKA MILLS, VA. December 20
Mr.. J. c. Darlington. county commission
er, has appointed the following commit
tees to collect exhibits for the jamestown
Exposition:
On dark tobacco-S. c. Daniel. W. T.
Marshall W. D. Rice. J. E. Robertson. !.
B. Vaughan. Cameron Dunlop. T. w.
Scott
On bright tobacco-B. D. Adams. s. c.
Newcomb. r. L Pettus. c. a. Osborne.
R. w. Payne. C. 3. Russell.
On cereals and grasses-H. c. Rice. c.
NJ Bruce. C. W. Berkiey. G. B. Hannah.
Lee w. Morton, w. G. Kellridge, L. 5.
Jackson.
On minerals and ores-R. V. Gaines,
+. 5. Jennings. @. W. Watson. Thomas
McNeng. c. B. Robertson. w. F. Cum
ningham.
on umber-w. z. Scott. r. B. Holt.
W. II. Smith. W. u. Grafton, =. c. Paris.
A. w. Donald. =. L. Morgan.
On fruits B. Rice. W. S. Morton.
w C. Williams, S c. Adams. J. p.
Purcell.
On poultry-s D. Morton. ]. w. How
ard, a. Il Zollinger. David Endailey, c.
c. Griffith.
on bee culturc-N. /. Shaw. 8. r.
Adams, r. b Moore. J. b. Fairs.
Mrs. \. X. Guthrie is chairman for
ladies'.
Roanoke Distnct-Mrs. James Lyons,
Mrs. Robert Boyd, Mrs. L. F. Daniel
Madison District-Mrs. $. c. Daniel.
Mrs w. 5. Pugh. Miss Emma Ford.
Central Ustrict-Miss NJ. w. Gaines.
Mrs. w. II. Pettus. Jr., Mrs. G. B. Rus
sell
walton District-AIrs. c. A. Hunt. Mrs.
J. 3. Vaughan. Mrs. Lee w. Morton.
Bacon District-Mrs. J. II. Hatch, Mrs.
II. $. Smith. Mrs. 3. d. Adams.
Midway District-Mrs l.. p. Bailey,
Mrs s. NJ Clay. Mrs. II. n. Andrews.
The ladies' are to collect for exhibition
specimens Of their handiwork. preserves.
pickles, jellies. canned and dried fruits
and other articles Of housekeeping, and
Of the culinary department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
81 NEWS FROM ALL VIRGINIA 81

ton.
Heaviest woman at the fair. Miss Cas-
sic Yeats
Iallest man. J. J. Edwards.
Preitiest girl Miss Kate Reynolds.
Homeliest man. J. II. Hedrick.
Best pound OF leaf tobacco. p w. Self.
Handsomest baby under one year old,
Mrs. George G Motley.
HandsOmest baby one TO two years
old, Mrs. Ennis Barbour
HandEOmest baby one TO two years
old, Mrs. billiard Shields.
Heaviest baby one to two years old,
Lee Jones.
Heaviest baby two TO three years old.
Mrs. c. NJ. Tredway.
Heaviest baby two 20 three years old,
Mrs A. y. Haden.
The P1ttsylvania County Fair AssO-
citation was organized Wednesday after
noon. with the following officers: J. Z.
Lanier. president; J. L. Carter. vice
president; Lee p. Clyde. secretary: ..
s. y. Yeats. treasurer; Directors, J. +.
Lanier. J. L. Carter. L. p. Clyde. o. 8.
y. Yeats, J. w. Collie and G. r.
Thompson. Capital stock not 20 exceed
10000
The next fair viii be held on the 18th,
18th and 18th OF September 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
PITTSYLVANIA COURT.
Number of Small Cases Disposed
OF by Judge Harvey.
$50 q ~ Ilmes-Dlspatcn.

CHATHAM, VA, December 20-The
regular December term OF Pittsylvania
county Circuit Court opened late Monday
afternoon, Judge Harvey presiding Most
OF the first days session was devoted to
calling the docket after which adjourn
ment was taken until Tuesday. The fol-
lowing cases have been tried. James r.
Hal. for causing malicious bodily injury
e. one Sale, fined so. and one hour in the
county Jail. George Roberts, cOlored. for
shooting one Perrow. acquitted; J. T..
Devin. for selling whiskey without license,
fined SO and cost: ". r. Hines. Tor SELL
ing whiskey without license on two
counts, fined 81 and cost in each case
The trial OF William Nance for the
murder OF his wife, has been set for the
FIRST day OF January, 1907
Several criminal cases are yet 10 be
tried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
Get Christmas Money

SPENCER. y. c.. December 2O.-The en-
ployes of the Southern Railway at this
place as well as at all points on the
system. to-day received their Christmas
check. being in payment for their labor
for November. The payroll was exceed
ingly large this month, being the first
payday following the strike inaugurated
October 5th. since which the mechanics
have lost a months time ali over the
system. Many Of the Spencer employees
go 20 their old homes IN various States
to spend the holidays.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
FIND BANK TELLER
DEAD IN HIS BED
Especial 70 Tho Times-Dispatoh.l

IfARRISOSBURG. Va. December %
Earnest Straycr the teller OF the Rocking
ham National Bank. OF Harrisonburg. was
found dead iH his room this morning by d
member OF the family. who went 10 call
him % breakfast lie had retired last
night apparently as well as usual. though
he had not been IA robust health for some
months Mr.. Strayer was the last sur
viFing member OF his fathers family
being younger brother Of the late Henry
y. StrayeT. q prominent lawyer and De-
mocratic politician. He was forty-nine
two caughtersandmfw fw InfU ymfwy
years OF age. He leaves maiden aunt
and two daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
THINK NEGRO TRYING
TO KILL WITNESSES

GATE CITY. Va. December 2o-Ues
Niike. the negro murderer. who broke
jail here last nlEat, was seen at s O'clock
THIS afternoon near the railroad works.
where he committed the murder.
Sheriff Broadwater and deputies have
gone there. and IL IS probable they will
take the negro tonight II is thought
he IS staying about the works TO try 70
XII some OF the witnesses who testified
against him. He is a desperate negro,
and VIII probably die before surrender
Ing. His attorney will make no further
effort 10 get his sentence commuted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
TRANSATLANTIC
STEAMERS TO FAIR

NORFOLK, VA, December 20-Steam-
ship lines will be established between
European ports and the jamestown Ex-
position. Both the North Germantown
Company and the Hamburg-Anaericau
Line will put ships on. The Berliner
Tageblatt is authority for the statement
Charles W Kohlsaat commissioner-gen-
eral OF the exposition, also sends the same
information.
The German newspaper also says that
Germany has officially decided 10 send
several warsidps TO participate in the
exposition naval display.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
OPPOSED TO HIS GOING.
Votes Against Dissolving Pas
toral Relations of DR. Fleming.

III
LYNCHBURG, Va. December 20.-The
Montgomery Presbytery at a called meet
ing here late to-day refused TO defer
action until April. as requested by the
congrcg cation. and voted against dlssolv-
ing the pastoral relations Of DR. r. II.
Fleming and Westminster Presbyterian
Church. DR. Fleming did not state to
what charge he had been called.
Inc Presbytery Will meet again on De-
cembcr 18th 20 provide for Rev. Joseph
r Sewer. OF Third Church. this city, 70
60 70 Second Church IN Alexandria
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
Mrs. Bohannon Wins

NORFOLK. December e0.-Ars Mary
Bohannon, OF Portsmouth. who brought
suit I'm the United States Court for IS .OOo
against the ferry steamer City OF Ports
mouth, on account Of personal injuries
sustained while the libenant was passing
from the steamer TO the wharf in Ports
mouth last June. was to-day awarded
$50 and costs by Judge Waddu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
MERCHANTS FAIR
GREAT SUCCESS
Miss Bessie Dabney Prize-Win.
ner as Most Popular Lady.
Miss Halle Second.
AWARD MANY PREMIUMS
Ladies Who Excel in House
keeping and Men of Dis
tinction Win Prizes.

CHATHAM VA, December I0.-The
Merchants Fair and Carnival closed Mon
day night with the voting contest Tor the
most popular young lady. IN which Miss
Bessie Dabney came out winner. receive
ing 4.15O votes. and was presented with
tho handsome picture offered by the
Cheese Sandwich club. Miss Virginia
Halle was the next highest. receiving
@076 votes The list OF candidates was long.
bat the two mentioned above We're the
only 20 receive over 600 votes. The voting
was very exciting just before tho ballot
boxes We're closed. and the supporters
az the leading candidates We're confident
Of their favorltc winning.
The fair and carnival was in every WAY
successful. and though the crowds Of the
two first days were small this was over
come 10y the large crowd present on Satur-
day and Saturday night The fireworks
display on Saturday night was very good
and much enjoyed by the large crowd
which witnessed st. The poultry exhibit
was exceptionally good. az wax also the
exhibit of needle and fancy work. Most
Of The town merchants lad booths in the
exhibit hall. AN OF which were very credit
able. and were the subject of much Ia
vorable comment AT night the throwcrs
~ confetti came On fo- their share OF
the FUN. which was repeated Gerry night
except Monday. which Was prevented only
by the rainy weather.
Prize-Winners
The following were prize vfnno-s.
Best homemade patchwork quilt Mrs
.. c. Giles. best homemade coverlet.
Mrs 3 r. Terry: best embroidered
colored ceutrepiece J. G. Anderson:
best knit scarf. susy Watkins. best hand
embroidered handkerchiefs. Mrs r. T.
j. ALlor. best hand-em broldered centre
piece. Mrs. o. s.. D. Yeats. best ami.
butter. Airs. S. g. Bennett. best ounce
lfiiy. Mrs. Donnie Giles. best grape Jelly.
Mrs Donnie Giles, best sweet pickles
Mrs Whitman; best cstsup. Mrs Donnie
Giles. best pie. any kind. Mrs NJ F.
Yates. best pound Of candy Mrs NJ r.
Yates best pound OF country butter. Mrs
b W Jones, oldest quilt Mrs Whitman.
Poultry and pet stock. Best pen 90 any
variety. L. =. Clyde. best pair OF barred
rock pulets DR. W. .. Canada; best
harred-rOck cockerels. w. 4 Cherry.
heaviest rooster. ". A. Cherry. heaviest
turkey. Mrs Mary T. Hedrick. best naf-
white rocks II. T. Walden. best pair white
Myandots. NJ T. Walden.
Plants. pictures and. etc. Best exb,b,t
90 potted plants. Mrs H. Vicceuio. besr
eAii.bt FERNS. Mrs w. T. Canada: best
exhibit flowers in bloom whitehead A.
son; best penmanshlp Miss Lucille spruce.
best painting. county work. Miss Annie
Davis. oldest book l79s Dr. = Halle.
best display OF wood-carviug Mrs BEN
nett best drawing by public school pupil
Miss Viva Morris
Vegetables.
Best peck OF Irish potatoes. Rev. p. Z
=. Aylor
Heaviest pumpkin. Mis- Leila Petty.
Best Elk ears OF corn. r. g. Neal
hest quart OF wheat T. W Selr.
Heaviest turnip. !. T. Hodges
Specials.
Heaviest man At the fair. p. NJ shell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
Stump Brothers Go to Iurv.

SIACNTON. VA, December 2O.-Frank
and Kirby stump, on trial here for several
DAYS charged with stealing a number Of
turkeys were sent on this afternoon 10
the circuit Court to be tried by a Jury.
Ihey were admitted to bail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
DEAF AND DUMB
MAY MAKE EXHIBIT
lsDccisl % the Times-Dispatch. J

STANTON, VA. December 2o.-Tha
board OF visitors OF the Virginia School
for the Deaf and the Blind met yester-
day and adjourned over until this morn
ing. Very little business was transacted.
The suggestion OF having an exhibition
al the Jamestown Exposition was dis
GUESSED this morning. and Il was decided
tnat there would be 10 closing exercises
AT the end OF the term. II this was TO
bc done
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
Specials

Heaviest man At ne fair. b NJ shef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Wulofclocr IN Colorado.

uGenDer Col. %. Woi, - SSn
Eorf-Gounip lit ein 8olbfelo cntOcdt
luoroCn, bon luelfem man iid) Nebn.
lides periprid)t, mic bon Dem nnl
Hanb inn Sronspool. Set cillcm
Sabre fonoen llnteriud)ungen ltott
II. ooS Gr9cbniB luor Gin lold)eS, ooB
Die cingcmeibten @opitoliltcn ipie
@eicr ali bas 2ano itilr5ten. N. @ug.
gcnbcim uno SbpmoS s. @alIb baz
ben bereits Sulienoe bon gldern er.
lporben. Ter 9~olbboltigc 9obcn iiebt
aus mic pulfoniidc Ilhe. Gr lit in 10
groBer Woiic %uorbonOcn unb 10 brit
dig, oaB er nit Gompiid)nufeln meg
ge6pbcn lpcroen fam. Froben bubcn
@olo bon 8 bis 800 Collars pro Con,
ne ergeben. Die Soften Der georbci.
tllng nit Dem GponioesG crfobren
meroen 5mei Collars pro Come nidt
iiberIteiaen, bober ltcbcn un9ebeltre
Erofitc in guslidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Sdlifisnadlridlten.

Dnrf %. Moi. - auqt.
fommcn iinb bier Die Gompicr
%ul(nitcb StateS" bon &openbogen
unb rSiguria" bon @enuo.
2tperpooI, 81. Moi. - Ginoes
troifcn lit bier Der Gampfer lin.
brio" bon Netps g)orf.
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Ser Gon1pfer st. Yolll" longtc BON
Nelp,gorf bier al.
9rcmen,2 G. Moi. - Nod Nclp.
2orf ging Scr Gampier n9orborolia"
oh.
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gorf limo Die Compiler DYretoria"
mo o9liider" eingetroiien.
Rotterdam, 81. Woi. - Ser
.Tompicr "Eotsonm" fam bon gtep-
'g)orf bier on.
9oulogne, 81. Woi. = Ger
GumlpIer "Npnbom" bon Gotteroau
iebtc feline 5abrt nad Nem- Dorf fort.
Goper, %, Mai. - Ger Sam.
burger Gompfer oGatricia" lubr BON
bier nod Ncn-gorf meiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Baron t nor beS YfondcS
fehrt 5uri il #.

Ger italicniid)e @otidjoftcr, 9oron
Mnpor bcS GlonhcS, lpcld)cr I'M let
ten Serbit o!lf llrloub ging, IN scr
GrlportrnG nltf ctnct europ1iiGcn
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miro, oa in lcbtercr @e5icbuul0 Icil,c
@iinife nid)t 6criidiidtiqt moroen
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rcitS Dor ciriacnSobren orf cine Ser
artigc 9ep6rbctung gcbofft, crbicIt
icood) I'M .Suli 1901 ols EfloIter fir
Die GnttGuitnnq ocn @oronStitcI.
Seine ieit6crigcn Ncmii6ungen, cine
@%ei0rOcrung I'M OipIomotiihcnG ien-
ite 3u crbolten, iirb an Der Sppoii-
ton Ser 2eitun1 hcs Iusipdrtigcn
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ais gar feincr, miro CT inn Serbit Die
8eidGfte bier mieoer o%ltfrebnen.
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nod fltr5cnt llrlollb icincn ncucuEo.
item dis portrogcnoer Notb I'M Wini=
lterium bcS Neubercn ontrctcn. Die
@unbCsbauptitoot p%erlicrt in Baron
9u5ide uno ieillcr liebcn@lpiiroigclt
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plon1otenpoor; III ofii5icIlcn, iuic in
gcieQidoftIidcn &rciicrl miro ibr
SdCi0cn ltngcmein bc0alcrt.
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&onoel llno Nrbcit per0iientliftell
Bulletin reprGientirtc Der Sonocl Der
ger. Stooten nit Nfrifo i'm Sabre
1905 einen Mcrtb BON $30,000,000,
mobon SIT $4,000 ouf Ocn Support,
Der Heit onf Den Grport cntiiel. Snr
Sabre 1903 lpor ser 8crtb $51,000,s
Geo. Gic Ibnobmc miro nit Der oll-
1cnlcincn 9lbnobmc scr Snlporte
Nirifo'S lett Ncm Sabre 1903 crtlGrt.
Sic @ifti9fcit 0cs Supports ocrGcr.
Stootcn aus Gopptcn bcidrGntt iidl,
lpic boa Bulletin bcio9t, ouf Sen Snl-
port icincr cgpptiiden 9olmipolc,
oic in ocn Scr. Stuotcn nid)t prohlt=
5irt mcrocn fam. llnter Dem Sc
lommt-Snlport aus G0pptcr in S0bc
bon $S,5S0,05t int Sabre 1905 iigl-
rirt @oumuolle nit $8,t93,0S1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-29
Yenni1loania.galn
Mad benz @eNen nue 9orbem.

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