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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
JURY EXONERATES
DEPU TY SYDN0R
Verdict Declares That He Shot
Negro While in Discharge
of His Duty.

nes t, the he eoroners jury jury Yesterday
morning came to the conclusion that
Deputy sherir, ". w. sydnor. of Hem
oicd, in the discharge of his duty.
The shooting took place late Tuesday
afternoon and the negro died at the
city Home at gao the following morn
a preliminary hearing before Magis
trate L. ]. Puryear to-day at noon.
James Joseph Jones. the negro ar
rested along with Taylor and held as a
commonwealth witness, practically ex.
S Sr, the the, officer He told Of TIL, the
would surely have been killed had he
not been first to shoot. The gun. he
said, was in raylor's hand and about
to be raised despite Sydnor's warning
TAYLOR constantly ATTEMPTED to use
the weapon and did not drop 1t until
after the last shot had been fred.
Gnvc Cicnr Statement.
Though told by DR.. Taylor that, be-
Ing the accused. he need not testify.
MIR Sydnor related the case as it hap
pened; and in almost every detail it
ttellied with the statement made by
Jones. He shot the negro first in the
pistol arm, he said. in order to dis
able him. and thought that that would
be all necessary. But as he advanced
W pi.ice nlHl unucT unrest, the wound
ed arm was raised with the left hand
and the pistol brought almost to
shooting position. It was then that
ne ne. fred in an attempt to disable the
left arm. but the bullet went into the
nneSos lung and he threw his left
hanN behind him as though to draw
another pistol. Then the fatal shot !
was fired.
c. B. Richardson, the Providence
Forge, merchant. appeared in court (
and identified several pairs of shoes
which had ;been taken from Taylor |
He had previously been to tho City !
Home, where he also identified tho |
shirt that Taylor wore when he was
shot
Among other things, tho negro Jones
swore that whenever any one wished |
a pair of shoes from Taylor he would |
st down and sell n new pair from
his feet. Then in some mysterious |
way he would get another. and con-
tinue his canvass. Jones said that
ne never met the man before, and he |
probably will be released from Jail |
after he testif7es to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
OPERATOR BLAMED.
FOR FATAL WRECK
Conductor and Brakeman Killed
and Bodies Burned to
Crisp.
tsneeinl IA rhe 'Ti,,os i1isnntcb \

Especial 70 The Times tnispatch.J
Roanoke Va. December 2s,--Twc
men were iSllled and their bodies
burned TO crisp ~ rcar-end coll
lsion between two Norfolk and West
ern freish, trains, near Arthur's. forty
miles west bt Roanoke, early to-day.
The dcsd are Conductor ! \ snyder.
married W Roanoke and Brakeman II.
u, Rowsie married. az Roanoke. Tcl-
cgraph Operator W, " .tkers at Ar
thurs. Is blamed fet The accident, An
investigation made by the railroad
shows that Akers failed to throw q
switch,
The trains were running east Sny-
der and Rowsic were in the cab OF the
nrst train and were caught by the loco
motive of the second train. rmmedi
ateiy following the collision. ire broke
out and the cab was consumed, the
bodies of the two men being reduced
to a charred mass.
SNYDER aud Rowsie were next door
neighbors and fast friends Rowsie
had been married but four weeks. His
young widow IS Frustrated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
DOUBLE wREcl1 occrns.
Several Cars DcrniIcd and Traffic De-
laycd, but No Ono Injured.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
.Nnnh hIlra- Va 1lnnannhnr os -

Especial to The Times pispatch.1
Lyuchburg, Va, December ga
double wreck occurred here late to-day
N the southern Railway yard, when
southhound train No. 80 ran into two
derailed Pullman coaches which were
en- route from a wreck In the South
to the shops for repair No one was
injured, but there was considerable
property loss -Four Pullmans were be-
ing carried North by freight and in
crossing a frog one of these was de-
rallied, throwing another off the track
The train was pulled away from the
derailed coaches. when the Atlanta
train dropped into the yard, intending
to stop at a crossover to await the
movement Of freight train: but the
air refused to work, and the Limited
crashed into tho derailed Pullmans,
derailing the engine. The passengers
ON the crowded train were given a
shakeup by the impact and four or
five passenger trains were delayed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23

afternoon at o'clock from the Porter
Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. j. j.
Fix officiating. The interment viii be
in Maury Cemetery.
Mrs Clary was for many years a
resident of South Richmond and lived
at 1904 Hull Street. She leaves one
son a. p Clary and three daughters,
Misses Myrtle and Annie and Mrs Ber-
nard Lipscomb.
In Hastings Court.
Judge Wells, or the Hastings Court,
part 2 was engaged yesterday in the
consideration of several cases in chan
Gerry.
The docket that has been prepared
by Clerk DuVal is not large or Inn
portant one for this term. The con-
dcmnation proceedings in the case of
Mrs. Lumpkins will be heard by the
court on December 20.
The commissioners who condemned
the property allowed Mrs Lumpkins
$500 remuneration. and this sum has
been agreed toby the city The land
that was condemned Is destined TO be
a part of the new park, Washington
Park, that is to be built in the court
house square. The work is expected
TO be completed In the spring, after
the new budget has been passed by
the Council
Did Not Press Case.
Ed Johnson, negro addicted to the
use of stimulating spirits, made him
self obnoxious about the round house
of the Southern Railway yesterday
morning, and was cornered by officer
W. A. Moore and escorted to the
sacred precincts of tho station house,
once there. however, he was released.
as Mr.. Strader, foreman of the round
house. would not appear to issue
warrant against him. Johnson. who Is
a fireman on the road, is said TO have
threatened to. shoot the foreman.
Personal and General.
Mr.. a. L.sEPulliam is visiting at the
home of his brother, David l.. Pulliam,
of South Richmond,
Mrs. p. d. Cottrell. Of New York. is
spending the holidays with her father,
w. e. Reynolds, in South Richmond.
Btrnice Stone and j. p. Loving have
left for the formers home in Thomas
Vile, n. G. Mr.. Loving expects to re-
turn about December IS.
The Manchester Lodge. No. s43, B. P.
o. Ellss, met last night at the Elks'
home, Eleventh and cambridge Streets.
The board of directors OF the Man
chester Building and Trust Company
met last night at o'clock. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
injured In Runo,ay Acciden,

Especial to Ehe FimeS-D Sspdtchl
,Harrisonburg. Va, December 22--In
a runaway accident yesterday on Gen
eral John T.. Rollers farm. in North
Rockingham. Ed Ruff, son OF j. w.
Ruff was thrown under wagon. both
wheels passing over his body, break
ing his arm dislocating his shoulder
and frightfully cutting and bruising
his chest and face. lie viii recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Norfolk, Va. December 2o.--Playing
In front of an open crate in her home,
little Viola Bridgers, the three year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
BridGers was seriously burned yester-
day afternoon and died to-day. The
family resides in Huntersville The
body was sent to Carrsville, Va. for
interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
TO PROMOTE REORGANIZATION
OF con CLUB IN AUGUST
Especial to rho Times-Dispatch. /

stanton va. December 22.-Thr
Board of Supervisors of August
county to-day appropriated 500 t.,
promote the organization of a boys
corn club in the county. The Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington wi
give a like amount and furnish al
instructor to teach the boys
a bounty OF 80 cents each was place,
on all hawks killed in the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
l.. and n. Freight Train Wrecked

Especial to The Times Dispatch. I
Bristol, Va. December 22.-overleap-
ing heap of stone that had fallen
from the top of Bee Rock tunnel, near
Appalachia, a Louisville and Nashville
freight train this morning ran half
way through the tunnel off the rails.
The engine was turned over and Is a
heap OF wreckage. The engineer mi
raculously escaped, while the fireman
and an extra engineman were painfully
injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
\. ana w. Brakeman Killed.

Ispeeial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Roapoke, Va, December % Robert
Anderson, Norfolk and Western
brakeman. was caught between cars at
Meadow View to-day and killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
wcckl, cotton stntistics.

Liverpool December 22-The fol-
lowing are the weekly cotton statis-
tics
Imports, all kinds $4,000 bales; i'm
ports, American. 10000: stock. all
kinds. $4,000 stock, American. 771,-
900; American Forwarded, $4,000; total
eNports. tl1nO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
News of South Richmond

thetmorning service and Rev. j D. Nc
Alister at night
Funeral of Mrs. Clary.
The funeral of Mrs Sallie A Clary.
who died Wednesday night at lie West
Clay Street, will be conducted this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23

You haven't much time to buy Christ
mas presents now. Even so, you can get
something that will be sure to create
pleasure and give lasting JOY
You can give such things as electrical
toaster stoves, disc stoves, luminous ra-
dlators, sewing machine motors, general
utility motors, chatting dishes, flatirons,
etc.
Call in at the Virginia Railway and
Power Company's offices and examine
these modern household necessities, and
you will be sure to find something you
want your wife, mother or sister to have.
Prices from So. so up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23

win not be completed until spring. u
1t would be difficult and unsatisfaetor
TO lay the concrete IN freezing weattei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23

Fills real purpose. he stated, wa. to
get the Finance Committee to come to
some definite agreement as to what
salary he is to receive as tax collector
for Washington Ward. as at present
there is no stated salary for the office;
The matter has been put in the hands
of a subcommittee of the Finance Com
mittee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
10
Wants Definite Agreement.

Assistant City Collector ]. P, Robin
son, when interviewed yesterday, did
not have much 10 say about his appli-
cation TO the Finance Committee of the
City Council for settlement in regard
to his salary He did state emphati-
cally, however, that he had no COM
plant whatsoever to make against the
trea tment that he had received at the
hands of COLLECTOR Cunningham and De-
linquent Tax Collector Walford, and
was entirely satisfied with their ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23

The management and owners of both
enterprises are South Richmond peo-
pie. and the chances are that they Will
meet with a great success in this hith-
erto unexpected field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
Cut Glass

8-inch Richly Cut Salad Bowl regu
$3.50; holiday price, $3.50.
Fern Dishes.
Celery Trays.
Ice Cream Trays.
Olive Dishes.
Toilet Bottles.
Water Pitchers, all sizes.
Footed COMFORTS.
Mayonaise Bowls.
Vases.
Cut Glass Tumblers, 25c and up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
Magnificent Display Of
Fine China

We are confident that there has never been
shown in Richmond so large, SO varied and so
beautiful an assortment of fine China as we
are offering. The most beautiful designs are
shown in pieces and sets of every character.
Wethnk you will agree with US on inspection
that no other establishment offers ANYTHING an
preaching the variety and beauty Of our display,
We are specialists>in China. Quite naturally,
we are able to buy to better advantage and to
sell at lower figures than those to whom China
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR SPECIAL, C.
AND CHINA ON OUR 25c, soc AND ST. 90
ANOTHER SPECIAL HOLIDAY INDu
will allow 10 Per Cent. Discount on all CAS-
Our store, No. go East Broad Street. viii
during the week before Christmas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23
Death OF Peter Donald.

Peter Donald, of Forest Hill. died
yesterday morning about 8 o'clock at
ter a long illness. The funeral Will
be conducted from the Sacred Heart
Church, Washington Ward, Saturday
morning, at an hour that is to be an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-23

He leaves besides his widow, his
father, Peter Donald, and four brothers
George. A. f., James and Grover
and five sisters-Mrs. A. B. Morrissett.
Mrs. John Shotwell Mrs, William Hol-
zapfei, Mrs. " u Caracristi and Mrs.
Russell Roberts. He was a member of
the Stonewall Jackson Aerie of Eagles,
No T9So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Gene 9prten Der 2inberjabre.

8ie toitli6 Ihmedten Die Sorten
in ben &inberjubren. 9ieielben
i6mcfen jeet nift mebr 10 gut.
8as lit anbcrs getporben? Die
9orten? Nein. Sic ielbit. Sic baben
nidt mebr Den geiunoen Magen. Die
reac 2eber unp Nieren. Die re9els
n,dbisen Ginsepeibe Der ainbbeit.
Sbrc @erpauung lit i6lcft unb Sic
geben Den Speiien Die SfAlb. 8as
lit notbpenbie?' Cine po1itanSise
&rdftigung aqer @erbnwungss Srgune
Rngen. 9eber, Rieren, gingez
ipeibe = burh electric gitters.
Yrpbiret hasielbe. gs miro ben
appetit Sbrer 8inberiabre unb Die
@eronuuns ipieoer beriteIlen ltno
Sbren &orper fDrmlih nit neuer 8es
iunbheit, Strait llnb Hiiitiefeit filler.
so Gents in Z. B. Huete's &pos
tbefe. 656 Tiain Ctr, Dubuque. Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
ut Sroidanafen cine Gisentbnmts.
ftorung?

0ieie Srage bat in Der letter. Belt
in 9eutidlano mebrere @eritte be.
lbdttiat. Sn benz anbaltifhen Sars.
itaotden 8~allenitebt bot cine 9rau.
erei einen Eeih our Gfsgepinmung
gepahtet. gln bieiem Teide beftnbet
'id ein Sanotoril,m, bas einem Irste
gsbort unb i'm Griibjabr uno Sont.
nler bon aablrehben R1rsGiten Be.
indlt miro. 90 bieie nun burd oas
Suafen Der Sroide beIdjtigt nnb in
Der Radtrl,be eeitort purben,
itrengte Der Ir5t 3lase an gegen Die
granerei unb beantragte, 6ob poit
oieier Die notbiaerp8 9 rfebrlmgen ae.
t%rotfen miirben, bamtt Dos @erGnih
beieitigt wiir6e. Die alage ipuroe
a6er pom &anbgeriht 81 1eiiau ob.
geipieien NIT Der 9egriinouna, baB
llltr gegen Die eigentliben St6rer ae.
flagt meroen fonnte, bieie aber niht
Die 9rauerei. ionSern Ole Sr3Ide
leien. Die @erufing, Die Der alager
beim Saerlanbesseribt an Walinl.
burg a. 3. einlegte, muroe abgepie.
len, Oh Der Sdrm Der Sroihe elm 9a.
tlrereigniB lei, ipofir Der gigentbii.
nler oes Seifes nift baftbar gemoht
lperoen Tonne. 9armribin leate Der
alager weiter Hepiiion beim Heids.
eerif)t ein, Dos Den Gntideib bes
Sberlanoesgerihts aufbob ysib cine
nod)malige 8erbanoluns anoronete.
Ntan bari nun seiponnt iein, mas
aus Den ounidulbisen" Sroiden
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
5ebn Gents fir ben Saasbalt.

@ls Elm Wuiter fir gbemanner, bic
ibre Srauen reht fnauieria bebans
oeln polen, mag Der As Sabre alte
5bomas S'5anlon bon No. $50 Beit
So. StraBe, Stem CERT, selten. 8ie
er ielbit I'M 8eridte 5usab, .erbGit
feline gbeliebite nur 10 Gents BEN
Tag fir Rabrung bon tbm, bamit
mllB tie Die 2ebensntittel fir ii1 unb
ibre brei ainSer beitreitsn. Serr
O'Sanlon ielbit iBt austpdrts. Or
bat auf bieie Beiie iidI elm 8utbaben
bon 1000 Collars allf Der Sparbanf
unb aHSeroem nod Bombs i'm 8crthe
bon 500 erbun9ert. Ser ipenbable
gbemnnu, Der dlS Waihiniit $3.50
ben Tag neroient. erfldrte, or iiirdte.
feline Srau fperbe 5u iippi9 lebcn,
tuei,n er ibr mebr gdbe. Srau unb
&inber erihienen i'm 8erifte in b06lt
drmlifer Sletoung, pdbrenb Wiiter
S'Sanlon redt elegant auftrat. Ius
irsene einem unerforiGlifen 8runOe
fam Der 8ihter 81 Der Iniidt. Dab
Der brape gbemann einen &nads i'm
Senfappurdt babe, uno 10 iiberlpies
CT i'm 5ur gecbaftins benz Belle
bies Soipital. 8epor S'Santon aber
oort6iu acifafft purbe. fnDpite ibm
elm Holi3iit SO ab, Die Der Wann in
Der Sai6e trilg. Sas 8elb betam bic
5rau, Die als6alb in Weinen ans
brad unb erfldrte, 10 bel @clb babe
lie felt ibrer Seiratb niht in Der
Sanb sebabt. S'Sanlon's iinb bohit
drmli6 einserihtet, tie bepobneit
5tpei 8immer. unb Die 9ur5e @eiellz
i9aft idldft in einem 8ett.
Wtiiter O'Sanlon mar fem rSors
eianer", Die ia bel elmer eepiiien
8laiie bon Imerifanern perihrieen
limb. als ieien iie mebr SfIapens
baIter als gbesatte. Gnf)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
gersitur5 in gahen.

gerIin. II. SuIi. Cine aatas
iiropbe, bel freldber es pie Durh Elm
@uuber obne Den gerluit bon Wens
ihenleben- nbgeeangeu if. bat it'd gu
Wilbfbduien I'M &reiie Seinel6erg err
eignet. 3erihiebene 8oltcnbriide.
Die IN Der iiiusiten Seit por9efommen
unb bon auBersetpo5nli6er Scftigfeit
gemeien limb, baben einen @ergitur3
5ur Solge eebnbt. Gurh Die ee,paltis
gen Steinz unb Grbmaiien fouroen
orei @obnhduicr nebit ben basu ses
bori9en StalIungen unb Sdeunen
pollitdnbie besrdben. 8Iiidltfers
petie batten fid Wcr5eiden bes fonts
menben llnbeils bemerfbar ecmaft.
Die 8eb6rben Taunton niht, bic Be
lpobIter unperipeilt gu tparnen. Sa
3ablreide 5diier bebrobt idienen,
perlieben Smnberte BON Sniaien nod
redJtsettte bic, @obnunscn. 60 fam
cs. baS. als Der 8ereiturs paiiirte,
9iemnnb perlest nurbe. 8iele an
Srt unb Sterc bcfiirchten aber, baB
peitere Experimentation perben unb
nod groBarer gi9eutbumsitdben ents
iteben pirb. 9eipeglihe Sabe ipirb
be5balb eilisit in Siderbeit aebraft.
Sic 9ebDrben iinb eifrig auf Der 9ut
nnb iperrcn ~gefdbrbete Stenen mad
WDalihfeit db.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Napuleun's 0sntb

mar bon jener Sorte. bic fein Inter
lieeen uub fem NadDeben fennt.
@ines iolfen Wutbes bebirfen Sic
nn neilten, ipenn Sic lid cine @r>
fdltuns. cinen Suiten ooer Elm 2unsens
leiben Suge5o9en baben. Iuc6 fpern
5rofes. Suitens Sprups, Cob 2tper
Oil uuo aer5te Sbnen rift bdlfen, 10
.laiicn sic bod ben MlItb niGt iinfen,
%ipnbern uebmen Sic Sr. Sings Sem
9iscoberp. 3uiriebeniteaung ipirb
9arantirt, tpenn bieie Dteoi5iu bel
irgenb einem Salss uber 2%un9enleiben
9ebrauft nirb. sic bat 5auieube
bon boffnun9sloien 2eibenben gee
rettet. Sie iiberfpinoet bartnddige
@rtGltungen uub. Suiten. 9lutitir3e.
2a Grippe, 9rohp, Gitbma. Seuiieber
linb a%euhbuiten unb lit ous iiterite
Seilmittel fiir aIe Su~ftrObrens9 es
ifnerben. so Geuts unb $1.00.
YrobeflnIhe frei in 3. %. Huete' 6
Mpotbefe.. $50 Wain Strabe. Suz
buqne, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19
Gin Smnibns nit pisr MDientitc Bart
GaRasicren first iiber cine
Slippc buuoert Juf III
bic Itcfe.

goiemite Natioralparf,
II. Slllt. - Gin nit bier Efcroen
beipanuter Smnibus, nuf pelhem lid
elf Yaiiagierc auf Der Sabrt mad 81
Qortnl, benz G~ingan9Stbpr 3ilm Yplez
mite Nationalpnrt, befanben, lit
s nntsripess ilber cine iteilc Selstlippc
bunbert SuB tief binnb III Den Wers
cebs SluB geitiirSt. Ils Der &agen
auf nbihiiii9cm 9iabc ms Stolen
seriet6, selung es iicbcn SaIiagiercn
1inb benz &lltiGer, iih burh rehtSciz
tiges Gbipringen in Sihsrheit 81 brins
gen, fpGbrenb Die iibrisen bier Tuiia<
giere, elm Nlann utb brei Sruuen,
NIT Der alltihc in Den Gbgrurb ititr5@
7 ten. Bic @eruu9liiften tru9en Idnlntt@
lid ihperc 8crleeungen bnbon. 3iuei
Der a~lltifennferbc nurben amf Der
Z Gtellc 9etGotct. Sic &%erleetcn lmirz
ben nad Dem Sotel 81 Tortnl ges
bradbt. Sic cine Der perleetsn Srauen
mar it%ltnbculang III bepuBtlpiem 3us
-itanbe. Sc" @cihdftsfibrer beS 5otels
berpeiacrt nui Den ipe3iellen @uni6
Der @eIeGifaft iebe Iusfnnft ilber
Nnmc uub 6ertuuft Der ncruu9liidten
=. Gniiaeierc. Die pic er periifert. niht
Iebensgefdbrlif uerleSt iiub. SpGs
teren Nahri6ten 5llfplge iinh Die AM
f6lreritcn @erlcBtcu Srdu Sobn Him
ais Cincinnati ulb Srau &eefs ans
glepeldno. d,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

Die p%erboacnen Stdbe bielten Die
Seid)e 10 felt, Dab cs itipieris mar. ite
odrais 81 Ioien. SoaIci6 nad Dem
llnfall mac,tc bae Gomite befannt.
Dab Die @tttflilse fir Den l~aufenDen
Gag Iuspenhirt mdren.
2prb uno 2abp 2laneattod. Die
eltern BON Tols, rpGren beinabe Seu>
gen bon Dem SoocSitur3e hires So6z
nes eeipornen. Sic batter einen
S~attaiSflua an Der &iite unternoms
men unb maren bel Yoole. niht melt
BON 9purnemoutb. eelmuoet. in Der
abIi6t, iiG na6 benz Slugplnbe gu
bc9ebsn, beridoben aber life Ibfabrt
Damn bis gum Rd6mittag.
GnbemorS, Der idapei3eriihe Ipia,
tifer, entstng MIR I'M Suaresbreite
eineul sleiden Sfidiale. inbem iid
bel einem Yrobeflug arf Dem Bourne
mouths SeIbe iein ginbeder iiberlhlu9
lnb NIT reiBenber S6neIlieteit CUR
Groe fiel. Or enttdm tpuf,berbarer
Weiie obne 8erleeungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-19

2lnt, Ilee, @ueS III 10 geblteben.
mics Dor 20 Saareu aid, mar. NIr
iauberer lit @iind5en gsiporheu, aber
ailh picl tbeuerer. llnp bruuBen Dor
Dem Si:essttore unb tinter gteiina
brauBrn linn gan6 ncuc Stabttbtile
cittItunoen, bier ein Giasnurt 8crn,
bprt Elm moberne- Notnbnus> Stabts
tteil. limb trosSem berrIdt in
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