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7 -
Henry F. Cope. in a sermon on
Individuality In Religion"
Let every heart reach aft erthe
best; let every soul live out the
good it finds within: let every
man work out his avn salvation,
as he must work out his own cha
racter, his own self in the world
through the tolls and struggle,
through the JOY and blessing.
Through life's multiform eX-
periences we learn to live; through
all the strange ways of the soul
each one finds salvation. each, in
his own way, finds the path to
the full life. >
1t is not very vel known hat
in the hall of one OF the great
colleges of England there hangs
a frame inclosing a few sentences
of which Abraham Lincoln is the
Here S a paragraph
which he made a rule of his con-
duct:
+" | am not bound to win, but
| am bound to be true. am not
bound to succeed. but | am bound
20 live up to the light | have. |
must stand with anybody tina.
stands right, stand with him while
he is right. and part with him
when he goes wrong.
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.. ltations. Am ouncemcnts
T. G 80 ia script, tw~ ssts Of
. nvclops. $3.50. 100 vlsiting
cards for soc write To-Day
stu 81. Jaspnsr !
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waysused by therural routes.
Mr.. CoX's bill calls for an
appropriation of $50, 900, 600
one. third to be available in
1910, one-third in 1911, and
one third in the year 1912.
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" m. Il. Wilson
General Insurance
and Loans. Far.
Loans at D per cen.
Jasper Inc
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KIDNEYS ACT FINE
AFTER A FEW DOSES

The real trcachcry and danger in
kidney trouble is because the first
SYMPTOMS are always seen in other
parts of the body before anything
wrong is noticed with the kidneys
themselves.
The moment you suspect any Kid
nov. bladder or urinary disorder. or
feel n dull. constant buckache, or the,
urine is thick. cloudy or offensive or
full OF sediment, irregular of passage
or attended by a scalding sensation. be-
gin linking Pape's Diuretic as directed.
with tho knowledge that there Is no
other medicine, at any price, made any
where else in the world, which Is 50
harmless or VIII erect 50 thofouStl ann
prompt a,culS.
Put an end TO kidney trouble while
il is only trouble--before it develops
into Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes or
Bright's Disease.
Papo's Diurctic acts directly upon tho
Kidneys. bladder and urinary system;
cleanses, heals and regulates these or
sans. duets and glands and completes
the cure within few days.
Pains in the back. sides or loins.
rheumatic twinges. facilitating head
ache. nervousness. dizziness. bilious
stomach. prostate trouble, slcopless-
ness. inf,amcd or puffy cyclids,, weak
ness, worn-out feeling and many other
SYMPTOMS caused by clogged. inactive
kidneys promptly vanish, FREQUENT
painful and uncomfortable urination due
to weak or irritable bladder Is over
come.
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will vouch
for tho responsibility of Pape, Thomp-
son & Pnpe of Cincinnati, who prepare
Ipapc's Diuretic-,Eo cent trcatmnnt--
sold by every druggist in the world.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOOKIIOLD-
Frs MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders of Utah
Hotel Company. corporation. Will be
held at tho Office of Utah-Idaho sugar
Company. In the Sharon Building, IN SAT-
Lake City. Utah, on Thursday. October
9Th. 1870. at o'clock p. NJ, OF SAID
day.
Said meeting is called Tor the purpose
or considering the action of the board
of directors of this corporation and n
resolution adopted by said board at
meeting duly called and held for that
purpose. which resolution provides Tor
the issuance of one thousand bonds by
the corporation. of the denomination Of
$1,000 each. due in ten years from January
/. 1a1l, with Interest at per cent per am
mum. payable scmi-annua1ly. which
bonds are to be secured by first mort
gage or deed of trust upon all Of the prop
erty Of the corporation, to ratify and con-
firm the aforesaid action of the board
of directors In the premises and author.
izing the President or Vice President and
Secretary of the Company to execute and
deliver the necessary papers to carry
out the said action OF said board OF d.
rectors; to transact any other business
that may properly come before the meet
Ing.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
JOSEPH T. SMITH, President.
JOHN G. CUTLER, Secretary.
Dated September 2lst. 1910.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SOUTH JORDAN CANAL COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that at Il meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors OF the
south Jordan Canal Company held on
Saturday. Sept nth. 1910. nm assessment
OF one and 5O-lOl dollars tsl50) per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately to Eu-
gene NJ. Cannon. Secretary Of the Com.
pany. at Companys Office No. is East
South Temple street. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Any stock upon which this assess
mcnt may remain unpaid on the 10th day
OF November, 1910, will be delinquent and
ADVERTISED for sale at public auction, and
unless payment Is made before, will be
sold on tho 18th day OF December 1910,
to pay the delinquent assessment to-
gcther with the cost of advertising and
expense OF sale.
EUGENE VI. CANNON.
Secretary South Jordan C!nllal Company.
IS East South Temple ST., Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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action in after life. Fidelity, integrity
and loyalty were traits that marked

action in after life. Fidelity, integrity
and loyalty were traits that marked
his record.
II do not believe 1t Is proper to wait
until one dies to express confidence in
ones work or attitude. and ] am par
ticularly we'll pleased that in the case
OF Colonel Squires, men were found
who extended to him those expressions
of confidence and trust, so that lie car
Iied with him the knowledge that men
depended upon and believed in him,
knowing that every trust would be
faithfully discharged. 1t would take
too long to tell of the excellent man
ncr in which he discharged his duties.
Suffice 1t to say that among all Of his
associates lie held their confidence, love
and esteem. ~
Colonel Squires was in every sense
a man. He led n life which commanded
respect. ] do not know Of an instance
when there was ground for criticism
over his duty. He laborcd long with
Secretary of State Charles S. Tingey,
and was perhaps closer to him than
any other. and | want to say that no
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FUNERAL OF J. S. WEIGH.
Impressive Service Held Yesterday
Over Body of Loved Educator.

: Ir,nro.,,, ~, 49, ,,..--.---,
i.lptesscu oS inc character OF john
5. WEIGH, who throughout the city was
popular among educators and friends,
80 > az :.
.enaea nus funeral sunday afternoon at
the family home. 9l2 east Second South
street. The services were To have hcon
nr,,,,t, ~.
., -, 80 us'','" "as N'' vega .ll ~
ca educator thiat principals and super
visors met ut the Bryant school at 8
nm. and ATTENDED tbc f,,nero, ,nro,rn,
nj, 20
ne SCI N,ee Mas iii.p,tssiVc ana Drlei,
The Rev, Elmerl i. Goshen pronounced
II short funeral sermon The caskct
was covorcd with tho MANY bcout,ru,
noral offerings sont nv friends and fcI.
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carefully saved every incoming penny
until good bank account enabled
him to create Il business in which the
name "Iuyler's" is one to conjure
with.
Tho carcor, of John S. Huylcr Is n
personal message for every one who
wants to succeed. I'd
This man was a saver.
Tho savings bank pass-book was
the latch-key 10 his success.
1t Is the key that unlocks tho future
for all with energy and determine
ton. rs,
1t will keep your shoulder straight
for whatever good fortune may await
you.
A savings account added to only in
n small way, will surprise you with
dts growth. tf s
Its very existence is n permanent
Invitation to save what you can.
655 It will enable, You to look tho world
square In the face and demand your
own. III
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
55 COMPANY. s.i55
}sSB No. 235 Main Street.
""In the Business Heart"
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FIREMEN's NARROW ESCAPE.
Three Members OF Truck Crew Get
Bad Shaking Up.

Three rlremen had miraculous es-
cape from death and were more OF less
injured Saturday night while responding
to an alarm OF fire in the basement OIL
the scmloh hotel. They were on me NOOK
ana ladder truck No. s. and rounding
the corner at First south and state street
the truck colllded with pole ana inc
men were thrown TO the street. chris
Nelson, q truckman; Harvey Handley,
the driver of the truck. and George Il.
Wimberly. also a truckman, were the IN,
i,lred ones. DR.. ii. Il. SpraEuc attended
the men The truck was somewhat DAM
aged The fire was of no consequence.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

New York. Aug. De- 1910.
To the stockholders of NATIONAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF MEN1CO.
You are hereby notified that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF NATION
Al. RAILROAD COMPANY OF MEN,
co will be held at the office of the Com
pany in salt Lake City, Utah, on Mon
day. Oct. II. 1910, at II am. for the pur-
and of transacting such other business
as may be brought before the meeting.
The stock transfer books of the Com
pany will be closed at 2 pm, on Sept.
o.. and will be reopencd at 10 am on
+. f, BASHFORD.
Assistant Secretary.
No. % Broad St. New York City.
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COL. G. B. sQU|RES
IS LAID TO RES.
IMPRESSIVE Service Honorlng the
head Soldier and Faithful
Public Servant.
euRouDED BY FLAG HE. LOVED
service Marked Ills Burial
Is Patriotic Deeds Had Marked
Ills Entire Life,

o,dod in flowers, the body OF
-, r.oorce b. squires lay in state AT
.hn city and county building sunday Z
,,arnoon from / to 3 o'clock anu WAS
nm taken to the Grand Army hali
aherc glowing tributes to the worth
:, tho deceased were pronounced by
n,ominent citizens, the words patriot
ism fidelity, loyalty and integrity being
.ane,icd,y used in description of Col.
sonires' life Of public service.
,rbe body lay ut the city and county
,,i,dipr under the guard of the sons
~ Veterans, hundreds of friends pass
nc by the coffin. The services at tiie
Grand Army hall were conducted ~
thc Rev. p. a. Simpkin, assisted by
stioy. William Spry and ffcsiueht T. 1oii.l
Henry Smith,
Grouped around the coffin we're the
members Of the Grand Army OF inc
Republic, Ladies OF the G. a. 10 sons
and Daughters of Veterans and aniiiht-
"a organizations and the Utah Asso-
citation of Life Underwriters. of which
~, Sulires was an honorary member
Practically every state official or Ctan
was present and the throng of friends
filled the large room to its capacity.
The musical numbers included Come,
Ye Disconsolate" and Nearer MY God
10 Thee" by II male quartet; Plains
OF Peace" as a solo by Mrs. Corinne
Harris Hammer and 30 Love Divine"
BY Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward. The
invocation by the Rev. P. a. Sifnpkin
was followed by the reading OF Psalm
xiii. Gov. William Spry delivered the
first address.
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a look given by a many day growth q


beard.
.Be quick" he said as they hesitat-
ed. u don't want to rob YOU he said
further, but I've just got 70 have 80
cents" Then Mrs. Marley took courage
Tor she saw the man mad no revolver.
We'll we haven't any 80 cents" she
told the unarmed Dick Turpln, 80 you
had better beat it while your shoes
are good"-or words to that effect. The
man was astounded and turned on his
heel and went down the street whist
ling The police we're notified and the
city paid for several more gallons Of
automobile gasoline, but that was all
that came OF it as the man has not
been arrested
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NOT AFRAID OF HIGHWAYMENi
Mrs. Laura Marley and Dnuslltcr'C Call
Intrudcr's Bluff.

Mrs. Laura Marley and her daugh-
ter, who live ut $50 east Third South
street, are not tho least bit afraid of
ihlghwaymen. Is a s
They showed their mettlc Sunday
night when a man accosted them $at
sixth East and Third South strce.,
Hold UP your handsH This was the,
command from d grlmy looking .indi-i
3vldunl az he accosted the two women
He had, however, neglected TO ar
range with the property man Of one
of 1.-THE theaters to furnish him with
the necessary costume and carried
with him nothing more dangerous than
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HOLDERS
NOTICE OF STOCK
MEETING.
RECON sHoRT Line

sff COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of oregon Short Line Railroad Company
will be held at the office OF the company,
In Salt Lake City. Utah. on Wedn re az
October IL. 1910. at u o'clock noon ior me
election of fifteen directors and the trans
action of ali such other business as may
legally come before the meeting. ~ me Nc
said meeting has been specially called 10
authorize. approve and consent to an
amendment Of Article ., of the Articles
OF incorporation Of the Company y; ,o 70
S-The amount OF capital stock shall be
one hundred million tsloo,ooooeo) dollars
which shall be DIVIDED into ana represent nj
ed by one million Q.O00Oc0) shares OF one
hundred $500 dollars each:
The books for the transfer OF STOCK OCH,
will be closed for the purposes OK ,o one
meeting on Saturday. September y 1917,
at noon. and will be re-opened on Thurs.
day. October 70, 1910. ut 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon. ALEX. MILLAR,
Secretary
Dated September 10th. 1910.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clork or respective Sign
ers for further Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
of VIM. Taylor, Deceased, Creditors Will
present claims with vouchers to tho
undersigned ut Suite 1903 Mcintyre Build
ing. Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before
tho list day Of August, a. d. 1911.
JAS. a. TAYLOR
Administrator of the Estate of VIM. Tay-
lor, Deceased,
Date OF first publication. Sept. 10. AID
1910. l
Daniel Harrington. Attorney.
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I And in accordance with the law and
nm order OF the board OF directors made
this 18Th day OF August 1910. so many
shares of each parcel of stock as may be
at the office of the company. 400 McCQr-
nick Block, Salt Lake City. Utah, on the
Sth day OF October. at O'Clock pm, to
nay the delinquent assessment together
with the cost of advertising and ex-
pense Of sale. II. w. CRAM,
400 Mccormick Block Secretary.
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GOV. iWILLIA.M sPRY.

II knew him a great many years,
said the governor. ever since lie came
to Utah, when he was appointed war
den at the state prison, where he gave
the most excellent service, and as u
member of the constitutional conven-
ton he laborcd long and earnestly in
the discharge of the trust committed
10 him in that office. In connection
with his colleagues he gave to the
state sound constitution, character
stic OF the man. Col. Squires, who help
ed mankind.
Col. Squircs filled many positions
because of the confidence of men IN
him, and because OF their knowledge
that he discharged his trust faithfully
and we'll. In addition to the genuine
ness and character of the man. the
training he received as a youth in be-
half of his country, marked his every
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY OCTOBER 3 1910

CONFERENCE AND STATE FAIR
Via Oregon store Line. Tickets on
sale from Ogden and points south,
October Bird to 9th inclusive: limited
to October 18th. From Utah points
north of Ogden and from Idaho points
on the Malad and Cache Valley
Branches. October End TO sth inclu-
sivc; limited to October 10Th. See
agents for rates and further particu-
lars sI-s- if9e
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

SILVER SHIELD MINING & MILL
ING CO. n corporation. Principal place
of business. Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice.
There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described certificates on account OF
Assessment No 50. levied August 18th.
1910. the following several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
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CHIMNEY SWEEP is BACK.
Have your furnace cleaned by tho
Expert Griffin. Office Scott II rdware
Co.
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DR.. G. A. Light has removed his Offices
to suite cess Mcintyre Bldg. ana
changed residence to 1858 ~ 2nd so.
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Stories Of Succ es
John s. Huyler

From tho very
outset Of his career,
when he stood on
Broadway, wrapped
in his white apron,
his shirt sleeves
rolled back, the
candy king under
stood the fine art at
conserving energy
towards one definite
action. Instead Of
dipping into a huns
drpl chem az no
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Denver & Rio Grande X. R.
TIME TABLE.

(In Effect June 18th. 1900
a.Hg55sa DEPART.-DAILY.
Provo, Manti and Marysvale.... 1850 am,
Bingham and Midvale .......... 500 am.
Denver, Chicago and East SIG am.
Park CITY SGD Il. M
Ogden and Intermediate Points 1925 am
Ogden and San Francisco ......l: 40 pm.
Ogden. San Francisco and Port
.e'iand .,.,..,....., ..,......... 2:50 pm.
Midvale and Bingham ........... 2;t0 pm.
Denver Chicago and East $500. 4:0 pm.
Provo. Tintic and Intermediate
Points ........... ............., 500 pm.
Ogden and intermediate Points 6:lo pm.
Denver. Chicago and East -. TAO pm,
points ....,... 800. .......... 7:a) pm.
land IL; 80 pm.
ARRIvE-DAILY.
Ogden, San Francisco and Port
land ................. 500 am.
Ogden and intermediate Points 1000 a, M
Provo, TIntia and intermediate
i1 Points ............. t............l0:2O n-m
bingham and Midyale ....,. 1850 n. m
Denver, Chicago and East -. ! 80 PIN.
Ogden and intermediate Points. ! :s5 pm
Denver. Chicago and East -. 22o pm
Grand Junction and Intermcd-
ate points .........,, ........., go pm.
Ogden and San Francisco ..,... 325 pm.
Park City Observation-Disclosures. 500 pm.
Bingham and Midvale ......,..,. 6:45 pm
Provo. Manti. Marysyalc, Heber sos pm
land ............,% j.............. 100 pm,
Denver, Chicago ield East "..i1. :15 pm.
Ogden. San Francisco and Port
}sF land ..,.......f .,,..,...,.".. 40 pm
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THE REV. p. A. sIArPKIN.

The Rev. p. a. Simpkin spoke briefly
and with cloquence of the man whom he
said he counted as brother and friend.
He said that in case there were any
there who had been attracted through
curiosity they could not but realize that
this bit of mortal clay had shrouded no
common soul.
in the ten years I have known him
he was ever ready with a word of love.
for his fellow man. l know of no man
who has given his time more benuti-
fully and couraEeously and unselfsllly
for the best interests of his state than
has Colonel Squires."
Members of the Mexican Womars
Relief corps then placed the flag on
Col, Squircs breast. after which the
cortege moved to the city cemetery,
where the flag service and the final
tributes Of the veterans were held AS
the casket was lowered into the grave
many We're seen to be in tears and cs-
pecially was this so among the 80 old
G. A. r. veterans who had marched
behind the deceased as the procession
went up Main street from the l. O. o.
F.. hall.
The caskct was lowered into the grave
with the Stars and Stripes Senveloping
1t as the flag had led the deceased in
his lifetime.
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PRIEST. JOHN HENRY SMITH.

Prest. John Henry Smith said that
some times, as persons stood in the
presence of the dead, they might feel
that the dead was honored by the pres
ence of the living; but on that &C.
casion the living were gathered to eX-
press their respect for tho memory of
their departed friend and fellow
worker.
Words cannot add to nor detract
from the works Of such a man as Col
onel Squires." shid Prest. Smith. lie was
a devoted and patriotic citizen: loyal
and true in every act, just and fair to
all in public and private life and u
most devoted husband and father"
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man is more keenly affected than is the
man who knew him best. which, of
itself, Is u fitting tribute to pay to the
memory of the departed"
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II
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Oeburten.

5armpn unp 9ermins MeGratsr,
2054 GIuoitpns 2lps.. WtGo6en.
Geprgs uno Sba Sram'tsttsr. 307
goal Ctr, Guabe.
William uno aatberine 9orfelt,
4257 Spring 9rppe Ipe., anabe.
Scptt uno CLARA Wtlion, 1898
Sandman 4pe.. Inabe.
Goparo uno 9oui1e 9peblsr, 1866
Samer Ctr. anobs.
Soispb uno State Sansiber, 1918
Raee Ctr. anabe.
Sebaitian uno &atberins princs,
115 5inolap Ctr. Mdohen.
Carl uno @race Semiteger, Rpbert
2ipe., anube.
Rpbert unb {oattie 9on Der 5eIt.
2153 2otb Str, Mdo6en.
SEQ uno &atberine Rsussrs, 1909
Ws't 8. Ctr, Utdo6en.
Wm. uno Hena Dunn, 341 ailaour
Str, Enabe.
qrhiboIo uno SbereIa eight, 1923
poraorpme Ctr. anabs.
artbur uno Mabel Supps. 933 pa
ruoroms Ctr. Gnabe.
gBm. unb CLARA 2aprencs, S33 90.
4. Str, Snobs.
Sas. uno Gorinne 9lanetp. 4164
Spring 8rops 4bs., Mdobsn.
GoDaro uno Cora Smianpe, 2907
9urnet Ipe.. Mooheu.
Charles uno Marie S6isIbs, 1922
CLARION Npe. Anabs.
glbert unb Goitb Srebbtsl, 1926
Woooburn Ape., Mdnben.
Stto uno Barbara Sauit. 74S
WaDne Ctr. anabe
Sorrp unb Wartba Wes.I. S33
State Ipe,. Rdohen.
Gliiob uno GpeIpn 8satbsriorb.
1869 Srplng Str, Wdohen.
Gbarles unp arna 2aneer, All W.
Court Ctr, anabs.
Wm. unb Nsitis 2enner. 205 W.It
9ibertp Ctr. RIodsn.
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8iinftise 3einltate
Sat Der itaatiihs RanainIpsfter vi.
Helion in Der l,sten 3elt erslslt.

Der itGotiIhe Rau6inIpettor W.
Relion, 1T, lQut elmer gs1tern pon ihm
obgeosbenen GrtIdrung, auberorosntz
lid bsfriebiat por bem 8erlauf ielner
aampugne, Die er gegen oos RuuhIbsl
Fubrt. Gang beIpnoers erfolSret6 1T
5err RslIon gepsien, ieitoem sr Die
tbdtigs urteritiisung ces poIi3tIten
1iers bat, Der eieens CUR 8erfoigung
Der Rautiiiuo.r abtpmmanbirt NOR
Den lit.
Sosar bic peribtso.nsn GtIsnbobnen
bsfolssn jsgt Die 9Orftriften Der
Rautoroinan5 uno 5err Jtslion per
iihert, bab duf aus9eosbnten Sn'pstz
tionstouren. bic er 3uiummen nit BEN
poIi3iitsn Oisrs duf Dem 9eIGnoe Der
peridieoenen Yabnen uuternpmmen ha:
be, tie stn3ig uno alIein ouf ben 9e.
leiisr Der psnriploania Sabn, in Der
Hdhe oes 2otomotipI huppens IN
penoleton 3pei qualmenbe 2otomotipsr
antrufen. Der Gotonptipfiibrsr Der si
Hen Sotonotlpe tpurne De9en uebsrtres
tung Der RuuhoroinanS oerhaftet, abel
isin aolIess sntpifdte nit Der anoersr
2otomotips, ebe Serr RslIon uno Dc.
gUIi3tft Ita istnsr Yerion psriiterr
tonnten.
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istnsn areu8ug ges:n bic GiIsnbubnsn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-06
A. SCHUMACHER A. Cl

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