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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
A. |. SHARPE
IS APPOINTED
New Mexico Might Have
Had Appointment Had 1t
Been United
E. C. BURKE FOR POSTMASTER
Statehood Bill Is to Be Reported
by Senated Committee on
Friday.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special TO the New Mexican.
Washington, Feb. 2S.-As was pre-
dicted by the correspondent of the
New Mexican several weeks ago, the
nomination of A. L. Sharpe to sue
ceed himself as collector of customs
at Ell Paso, Texas, was today sent to
the U. S. Senate. New Mexico could
have had the appointment if it had
united on General Viljoen but by di-
viding its strength, giving part of its
support to w. W. Cox, it lost out.
Senator Veveridge is in Indiana but
will return on Thursday and the state
hood bill will be reported on Friday.
Delegate Cameron today presented to
the Senate committee on territories,
various amendments he desires to
added to the bill
Delegate Andrews introduced bills
that the New Mexico legislature be
authorized to sell section 16, of town
ship II, south, range 26 east, to Ar
tesla for school purposes. Similarly
a bill giving Gallup section for that
purpose; to Tucumcari, section Is,
township II north, range 80 east, for
cemetery and park purposes; to Ros-
well, section 16, township II south,
range "a east, for cemetery and park
purposes; to Melrose, section SO,
township north, range 81 east, for
cemetery and park purposes.
1t is believed that Delegate An
drews will by Friday recommend E. c.
Burke to be appointed postmaster at
Santa Fe and that his appointment
will be sent to the Senate on Friday
Calls Hitchcock a Political Dictator
Washington, Feb. 2S.-Representa
tive Lindbergh of Minnesota, the Re
publican "insurgent," aroused by the
refusal of Postmaster General Hitch
cock to accept his recommendations
for postoffice appointments, has writ
ten the latter a letter in which hi
calls him a political dictator" anC
denounces him for his alleged effort.
to defeat Lindbergh's denomination.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
RELIEF FOR
SANTA FE COUNTY
Hon Charles A. Spiess Be-
lieves 1t Will Be Granted in
Statehood Bill.
PRAISES LOCAL COMMITTEE
Action of Democrats on Saturday
Declared to Be Detrimental
to Cause.

Hon. Charles A. Spiess of Las We
gas, president of the legislative coptl,
Gil, and one of the leading attorneys
of the southwest is in Santa Fe has
Just returned from several weeks
visit to New York and Washington,
where he pushed vigorously the mat
ter of relieving Santa Fe county Of it's
Indebtedness and if that is accomp-
lished, it will be due to a large extent
to the convincing representations he
made to the senate committee on ter
ritories and the federal authorities
both through an exhaustive brief and
by addresses before the committee.
Mr.. Spiess said this morning to the
New Mexican's representative ''The
Santa Fe committee deserves a great
deal of credit. Governor Prince and
Judge Laughlin presented arguments
before the committee on behalf of the
tax payers of Santa Fe county. Each
made a very able presentation of the
matter and received the close atten-
ton of the members of the senate
committee. 1t was peculiarly fortu
nate that Mr.. Levi A. Hughes accom-
panied the committee to Washington
1t was through the efforts OF MI
Hughes that hearing was obtained
from the chairman of the senate com
mittee on territories. Mr.. Bird S
Coler and myself represented the
bondholders and all of us worked
| harmoniously to have the county re
| lieved of at least part of its indebted
| ness. 1t is my opinion that Santa Ft
county will be taken care of in this
matter. l am not, however, prepared
| to say, what the details of the provis
ions will be.
! 81 am quite sure statehood bill viii
| pass this session of Congress if the
Republican members have their way
about it. Indeed nothing can defea
it except Democratic filibustering.'
When asked what effect upon thu
situation the action of the Democratic
territorial central committee at Albu
querque on Saturday will have, Mr.
Spiess said:
'In my opinion, the action of th'
Democratic party as expressed
through its central committee at Al
buquerque on Saturday in reference II
statehood was most unfortunate.
can only mix matters in Washing
ton and if they are successful in hay
ing their views embodied in the state
/ hood bill it will defer our coming int
the Union for about two years an
their action can be no practical benef
to them. After the census of NeV
their action can be no practical benef
the population of the territory. will b
represented quite justly and equitabl
by the votes that were cast in 1908.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
CENTURY
LIMITED DERAILED.
Train Was Running Sixty Miles an
Hour But Only Few Passengers
Were Injured

Cleveland, O., Feb. 2S.-For rea-
son not yet determined, the Twentieth
Century Limited, on the Lake Shore
railroad was derailed at Olmstead
Falls, twenty miles west of Cleveland,
at O'Clock this morning. The train
was running 60 miles an hour. Two
or three passengers were slightly in
jured, all the cars were derailed, but
were not thrown more than a few
inches from the track and remained
upright.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
CURRY BIDS Of
F|C|ALS FAREWELL
They Gathered About the
Retiring Chief Executive
This Afternoon
D|STR|C7ATTORNEYF COLFAX
George M. kinsell Will Be Act.
ing Postmaster Until Successor
Is Appointed.

Governor Curry this afternoon at
o'clock assembled in the executive Of
fee all the heads of departments and
clerical employees of the Capitol and
expressed to them his thanks for their
faithful and loyal service and gave
them a heartfelt farewell. At five
o'clock, Governor Curry closed his
desk and walked out of his office. I'm
til tomorrow noon, Secretary Jaffa
will be acting governor.
Notaries Public Appointed.
Governor Curry today appointed Ar
thur H. Masters of Cedar Hill, San
Juan county, and James E. Haines
of Albuquerque, Bernalillo county, no
taries public.
interpretations.
The Plains Stock Company today
filed incorporation papers, the incor
porators and directors being Charles
T. Adams and l.. A. Surgart of Carls
bad, and B. C. Roney of Roswell, eacf
lSO shares. The capitalization is $24,
4
600 divided into 240 shares. The
headquarters are at Carlsbad, Eddy
county.
The Anderson Mica Mining Com
pany of Las Vegas, John L. thinner
man New Mexico agent, filed incor
poration papers today. The capital
zation is 100000. The incorporation.
and directors are: Harry S. Anderson
William S. Anderson and J. A. Moul
Bay of Topeka, Kansas, and John L
zimmerman of Las Vegas.
| Postmaster Pro Tenn.
| Postoffice Inspector A. B. Crawfor,
of Albuquerque, this forenoon, upol
the request of the bondsmen of tn
late Postmaster S. B. GrimshaW
placed Assistant Postmaster Georg
Kinsell in charge of the postoffice un
til a successor is appointed. Th
fight for the postofice has narrowe
down to E. G. Burke and T. z. Wiz
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
HIGH AND MIGHTY
SENATOR'S MUST OBEY.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 2S-Justice
Wright, in supreme court for the Dis
trict of Columbia today decided that
the court acted within its authority
when it issued a writ of mandamus
ordering a joint committee on print
ing of Congress to show cause why it
should not consider the bid of the Val
ley Paper Company of Hollyoke, Mass.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
BURIED UNDER
TWO AvALANCHES
Mining Towns of Burke and
Mace, Idaho, Swept to
Destruction
LOSS OF LIFE VERY HEAVY
Children Dragged to Safety by
Their Mothers--Heart Rending
Scenes in Mining District.

f. Spokane, Feb. 2S.-Two enormous
'aVafancles nave carried death ana
destruction to the mining towns of
the rich Occur d'Alene district of
northern Idaho. At 1915 last night,
a great snoWslide struck the little
town of Mace, burying 25 houses and
their sleeping occupants in a mass
Of snow, ice and timber at the bot
tom of a canyon. At $50 o'clock this
morning another slide rushed down on
the town of Burke, crushing a score
of houses under thousands of tons of
earth and snow. Fourteen bodies al
ready have been recovered from the
ruins of Mace, and sixteen have been
found at Burke. 1t is feared that fifty
to sixty lives have been lost. This
morning, 500 men are working fran
tically in a raging blizzard to recov-
er the bodies. 1t is feared that the
loss of life at Burke is heavier than
at Mace and physicians are being
rushed from Wallace while every man
that can be spared has been appealed
to help the rescue work. From the
foot of the Anchor mine to the Cath.
olic church, about half a mile, the
slide is thirty feet deep. When the
alarm spread through the mining
| camp of Burke that Mace had been de-
stroyed, mothers, wives and children
of the miners employed at Hecla, Her
cules, Anchor and the Tiger-Poormar
mines begun to seek places of safety
The children were hauled by theil
mothers to side hills on sleds. Broth
ers literally dragged their little sis
ters to places of safety, and when the
avalanche tore down the hill ant
swept away the cabins in a shattered
mass, they were deserted by wome1
and children, while the bread provid
ers were rescuing the injured at thu
stricken sister town.
Devastating Slide.
Old timers in the Coeur d'Alene dis
trict have been sounding daily warn
ings to Mace, Burke and Blackbea
that slides are imminent because 0
the record-breaking depth of the snow
But for sixteen winters, these town
have escaped devastating slides ant
no precautions were taken. Amon
the bodies recovered at Mace are
H. Pascoe, superintendent of tn
Standard mine and his son Ira Pas
coe. The body of Section Forema
Thompsan of the o. R. & N. railroa
was found buried under a car in te
feet of water in the river. Thirty-fiv
Italians, sleeping in an outfit car O.
the Northern Pacific sliding wer
swept away in their car to the botto1
of the canyon. They used their tool
to dig themselves out and at fou
O'Clock this morning all but one {
them had been accounted for. Supe
intendent Pascoe and wife wer
: asleep when their home was crushe
like an eggshell. Mr.. Pascoe, tw
sons and daughter were instantly xii
ed, but Mrs. Pascoe was rescue
slightly injured.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
ANOTHER BODY RECOVERED
IN PRIMERO COAL MINE

Trinidad, Colo, Feb. 2S.-The body
of Findel Arguello was recovered
from a main of the Primero mine
early this morning. Sixty-nine bodies
have now been taken from the mine
in which seventy-six men lost their
lives as the result of an explosion on
January 81.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
LIVE HOGS ADVANCED TO
NEAR TEN DOLLAR MARK

Chicago, Feb. 2S.-Live hogs ad-
venced still closer to the ten dollar
mark today and sales were made at
1892 per hundred.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
FINE WEATHER
IS PREDICTED
Director Linney Says Fair
for Tomorrow's Inaugural
ton Ceremonies
JUDGE VIM. ]. MILLS IS HERE
And Visitors Fill the Hotels of
the City---Preparations
for Gala Day.

s s y % s & & Is y S ;
y 'There is every indication :
\ that the splendid weather to- :
= day will continue tomorrow :
y and that the mercury will re- ;
y main stationary. We do not :
= anticipate more than degrees )
y change in temperature at the :
y most. Weather Observer c. ;
y E. Linney.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-28
cAPIASES FOR THE
BEEF TRUST BARONS.
Prosecutor Garven of New Jersey
Seems to Be in Dead Earnest
About the Matter.

New York, Feb. 2S.-Capiases for
the arrest of the indicted meat pack
ers and summons for six indicted
meat corporations were ordered by
Prosecutor Garven of New Jersey, who
will hand them to Sheriff Kelly for ex-
ecution.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-15
9okal-Dertd)t
Cn ZelbStpertbeicig,sng
nil Daniel Ritt s'6anorlt 6aten,
als or i'm Der Sonniag Radli Den
sSm. gantcnsn eri6eb

Th Qolissi ermitteI.s oeiisrn fcls
asnce nei.ersn GinstIbsittn bstrsiis
eer Gnisbdiiairs TN 8. 8iitriit. bel
lp.lffr, ipis b,rsits stiiern bsrldiet.
Wm. 0autonen, ron Ro. 3l51 gDtli ..
Strabs, in Der Sonntus Rant ittu
ltbeH psrlor:
ger 9ouunttrnshmsr Daniel Rice,
BON Ro. $500 Souibiibe 4pt.. 1m.
gnnconsn, oeiisn gruber Glapton uno
mehrsre ano<re 91Hs befaHnen lln
ON Sonniaa glbenn gtgtn II llar in
Der WirsbTdafi bss Ben. 5inHtniautp
an 8. unb Bridge Str. Ter Dirth
mar sur i3sit obrpeisno unD isinsJran
bsfanb iih binisr BEN Sdanitiih.
giHsr Der G6its tduits iitl cine ssini'
5ldihe SGnops, rpeItle ibn pon 2Dm.
ganconsp I'M Sder3 aus Der Iaid.
osnpmmsn puros. Tieier 9orfaA
:ahrte 3u sinsm Worilpehisl. ipeIter
lrau 5inHentamp perdnlobis, oit
Daie sum gsrloIitn oss aotalss nnr'
| suFprbern. 4m. 9antonep, ltin Ulor
bsr glurton Ton. Rice unp mehrert
/ Der anbsrer @5Sf.e aseah.n ild' auf ben
| Geitenlpea, fpo Der Strsit fortssies.
| ipnrbs. Rice mari T.b als Champion
e,s gRannes aai, ips.fsm ble 5!ait't
| Nbigtn aehDrts. lre es som 81 sl'
ntn s,anhaemeugs eiDildxn lbm uni
| q1m. 9nneoHsp. u Grubsr hss lss
/ i,rer periatie Die a1mpienotn ~
trennsn. alssaiee p.os.id suriidIprnng
eiusn Repotcsr ;os une Srfi Sdlii'
ouf Isinsn B:aHer abgob. trs!der poF
oetn Esiienrtd rnntts uHe in De-
!, Tunt,lhsit perfhnarn. glGnior Dan
sonep risf pie 8. Tifiri.ts i'ntion cuf
unb bic qrli,ifieH Gat.ers uno Or
. bers .partn In farssr 3eit sur Stsllt
@i. fannsn Tau. Rice unD Glnniol
g,antonsn In Der Rale Der Miyibi4df
unb osrlnFt.eH p:hs. Rice acb ~
, auf gn.u. 9luHeorsa nsltoiien ~ ia
!. sen, bshaupt..s I.eon. in SsibiiDsr
theibiounb pehnnbelI 81 haben. oa nl
teihen griiber nit einem RsDclrs
refp. sinem WsfItr nuf ihn eingeorur
: ner Ieien. Wsps- on Ritt nch q
Y glanion gnneonsn i,nrps Elm Reoolo,
: oher elm. nnfers Meffe pcrg.funnsn.
J. Rahbem be pnii3iitsn nts 0siaNs'
= ntn nah bsr Etaticn stbrots batter
t,hr.en lie snriid unb fanbsn Den ST.
le g,anfonen tobi hinisr isinsm gDohr
n houIe auF bsr Grbe liegtnb Dor. q
n mar burh bic Bruii uno Tn ods lin
Z 9ein eefhoHtn norbsn.
nj Qnrnan ghnbhon, BON 9lo. 900
+ Gcuibiibe Aptnus, Elm Augsnsenss D
lalffnire, tbtilst Der polissi NIT. bo
l. Der Gigenthiimsr Der oerbGngniBpcn,
q nlcIdt Mbistp Gin Mdnn Qnmsr
qDm. Nsbhinstr gsipeien lei. Dsritl
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ssrdu Spbn Solsbp Don 5idss
boro, ridbe ST. 1bomas, ap., tpuroe
bonn poli3iFten 2ouis Sbontp nab BEN
Speers 5ofpital gebrd6t.
- Or. Sbomag Rdiion BON Der
Ser. Gtaaten Morins III bier eingss
trpffen, um am arantenlager ieinss
@ntsrs, Col. 6. 6. Raiipn. Su pers
lpsiIsn.
- Die @roBeTdtpsrneu iinn nit
Der llntsriuduus Der gadblihDinoss
Ieisn, Die i'm presintt . Der 2. Worn
pprastommeH iiub. beihdftigt une per-
lonaten BON gnuntpcisrt grnaH nte
gallotbor. Dieter tueigerts iih. bic
Felbe bsraus3uasben. Dls dppsIia'
ttonsgsridt purne nun erfuht, cine
Gntiheinuna obsuaebeH, OBJ grndn BE-
rsftiat iit, ben 9robaelhporsnen oas
f6sioung tuiro in Babe sriudrset.
- Tt: @nl. gleiion pofsn O. u.
Y. .rifft @prbtreitungsu sur Beoras
WaIhineton 9eburistalsfeier ON %.
Sebruar nrlo tptro oslelbt mil elnem
gGnts.t ihlisbsu.
am Wittpon Rahmittls um 2
llbr finbet in Der Wobnuns Der ipohl'
heiann.en Sinitlsrin 5raa 3bedStdhl,
80. 6o2 SFt 3. Stgdbs, Die erie gers
Iammlune oss Trausn.Gircels ees
Dtutit. amtriianii6en 9aatloHaIbnns
ots f.att. Die eifrigs uno i'm Snterei'e
ots 8eutitihums arbei.slaitiae Dame
bat idon iibtr 50 llrterIhrifisn oetts
Sd,sr Srauen in bieiiaer Staot eeldms
melt, oefpiB Elm ittrsa 3titsn aufs
cpfernbtr 5bdtietsit. 5n oieitr Der.
Iammluuo piro Gle Organization uno
Die gsamienmahl norgsuommen.
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- glidIia enttommsu. amrob,
bic feds Sabre alte 5ohtsr hss 5trrn
Charles Dpobburp pon Der s. Ipe. IN
8aptpn, 'ntsing nur nit tnap2sr
9ptb .insm iGben 5obe. Die alttns
noIe bic Strabe treu5en. uIs eins
tpeftlif fahrsnb< Gar oahsr tam.
gpctb.ter gero. Ctt fab bic 0sfahr
unb riB Die aleins on fh. tcrnte iss
bod nit5t perhinbern. bab liz bon
Der Gar estroFien uub siui1e Jub iptti
In BEN S6nee geT6isubert tpurot. Die
SnTaFisn Der Gar 9laubtsn. bic 9lstne
lei unttr bic R1ntr ssiommeH. e'ne
llni.riu6ung ergab, bab re rur leitts
8erlssungsn am Iin.en arm trlittsH
bate.
- Samuei Carr, elm Mitglieb bts
gapton Stuira.bs. Iisat in isinsr
Dchnuna, Ro. $40 3rpeite Strdbs be-
o<nt!it srtrontt barnieosr.
Die Qsits bon Charles af6t.
pom gtIIepus, puros 9sIisru BON Der
hl. Sers stiu aird,e aus besreist.
Rep. 5iubeu cskbrirte bos 3cotsns
amt uno lpurbs bic eeiGe cut nsm
St. G.eshanue 9otitsadtr betseisst,
- arso. Drills, Elm 5arbiger. Der
rpsusn Sieheus nit Der 4bIht, S!ons
Qunns Al iCoten, anoetlagt mar nHo
I'D, Dor einiaen 5aeen ituIoia btidnns
Il, nabm isin gsiidnoulb esitern Bu'
rid uro sr.ldris iid nifti6uloig. DEL
5aH piro nun CUR gerhano!una
sommen.
Sm Ddpiontr Stabiratb purb'
bic Gtnat Bill fir 9srbeiirurs Del
| 6. ape. qutasbeiBsu uuo er Wapol
Srufhton ano Stdotrotb Soi. RosIIt'
| beaufiroot, nan Jrautfort, Sn.. 81
rsiitu. um bic annabme Der 9erIae
au forneru. Die apitsu Iollsr pon be
| Strabenbabn 60. ben Sauseiasntbn
mern unb allen 9iiraerH bsitrltien irer
esn. Dir Strabenbabn Iou bic aoittl
stpiihen ben Gtlttisn uno BON ls j
3oa BON bsibsn Ssitsn oss 0t!tiie
sabien. Der Stao.fhusmeiIter be
rid,tsis fploenos 8itanSsn: 1eneral
5onp S6l34.50: Sintina sfono S51o
| % Cts; Shulfonb $338.5s; Selper
sFono S1932.77; Sslpsr gnuion
S29.T3: Grneusrunas Jone S394
III Cts. Total SlS,09o.B.
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gie auoebOriosn bes 17ia6rieen

- Tie Mnleborigsn pes llidnrlgsn
9tntbpnn Nins pon Usioolstoipn
reiften eeItsrn i'm bieiiaen 8tridt Elm
G,sfud, Elm. um fir ben Jiinglina Iufs
nubme In Der anftait fur gltnoe IN
Columbus su ertpirten.
2uen MiInsr permohte ihrsm
Sohns Clarence Stout ibren gnn3en
RadloB. Dds SsItamsnt tpuros ae*
tern sur gsI6tisung i'm 4robai 0ts
rint einsereicht.
GsHrp Manlen, BON Ydrts aos
cisiDn, erfDirtte pslierH Ndfmitfda
einen gerbaftsbeFehl asgsn ietne 9nis
tin Dtaen grisosnsbruhs. Sic ser
triimmtrte in Der 9etruntenbett pen
aiihenpfen uno Mobei uno Shlua las
rem Wonn ins @efiht.
Joitpb apbIib, pou GIeDelano,
unb Fri. Sattis Trspius trlang'sn
aeIiern einen 5eirathsidsiH uno pur
ben bon Benz Rnbbinsr qisbmdnn &C.
traut.
Der friibere Sbsriff pettr Bis
corf lieet in ieinsr Wohnuua IN Der
Siib 4. Strobe i'm Stsrbsn. et lei
bet fhon isi. einsm Sabre an ssisrsns
srontbeit.
Die ge,lctung bon arihur
9Srs5iIing unb Fri. amanoa Gstttrer
purbt eeiserH anee5sist.
Das 1e'tat1ent Der Ourorbensn
Katharine JriF1 bon Wdoiion1otuns
ibip nuros I'm RahIdbssritt stnges
reiti. Sit rermad1i ibr Giaenihum
ibrsm 9atten uno nah Isintm lobe
ben ginoern.
- Der giirnsrlriegs 8tieraa Jtani
Sbo1sr pon 60. r. 90. 8. Q. !. uro
WtitaIisb bts DebtfsG COMPTON goitsns
go. SO, q. u. R.. itarb seItern Wor'
aer in fsiner Bohuuna go. 1921
ssohn Sirobs. i'm 70. 2ttsnsiahre. an
einsm 2angenIsiesr. gr bintsrIob
bic Wittps, 5 aineer aus rfier unf
nsun ainhsr aus b<r SfDeiteu gbe
Tas jiingftt aino in 6 Wonnte aIt
Sn SomsrpilIs rpirb btmnitf
cine Rational gant nit einem 2ltt
tientopitaI ron $4,000 esgriiHott
fpeYesH.
- g<org, S;roh ron Stodton u
auf oem Wsas Der 8snsiurs. q
lrurbs Gus p:w 6oipitGI in GiHeir
ra:i entlaHen.
~ GoIite SiibsrmiiHSsn unb pa
pierp,Ie iinb in JraniliH uae wlioo!s
torn i'm limlGus.
Wi[Iiam Rihnrofon, n<s Stra
Gtrraubs ihuIbis btfunoen, ipnro
bon Ri6ter Wlurphp Der Wansfsloe
9tFerunosanitalt Ibsrrpi,isu.
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Beax +. CoM
MoCll<4.~1.
Ne aa@oRce - pA-3s'~a<
-A1.5A~ - ~ es~~

babe Tsin Gigsnthum bon Mm. Ban
eCHsn suriifperInnat Gd hisisr iin
a.usiasrt babe, Dsn Shnaps berans5as
atbtn, babe Ritt fd 3a ieinsm Be-
iflber aufgelporfeu. Gl1nton Ban
touen isi heinestaufen uno babe eirtn
atpolper a,bcI., bsn CT feinem Brue,r
iiberaebsn habt. Eieier bahs Die Wdffs
duf bic Infpeienoen aerihist. tporauI
Rice ,insn Rspolner gesogen uno Slpst
Shiifie ouf Nm. 0dntonen ab1sssbsn
babe. sesiner Der augsnssusen babe Sc
lpubt, oab 2sstsrtr aetrofi.n frorntn
iti.
Ter Repplpsr, mil ipeIhtm berUsoro
beddnasn fpnroe, ipurhe seftsru bon
nm. Riaer. 70. 1899 Salon aDt.,
Der gclissi iibsrasben. Willsr srtIdrt..
baB Tfrant Morris, BON Ro. 1855 u.
6. StraBs, ben Rspolper BON ihm am
Snmftoo absnb aslietsn babe. NIT otr
gsmertuno, tr !piinitt Die Wdf'e III
4nbetratt Der nitIsr tiirslitenRnnbs
iixrfdas In Der Sdmitaa 0att su tras
asr. am montaa RorgeE babe Wors
rs ihm ben RspoIpsr suritssstbsE.
! Sn Der admmsr bdtisn iih stpei abs
| psfhoFsns qatronen bsfunbsn. Wlrrs
| rts nurbs in 3tugsnhnit oenormsH.
Gr tr.Icrte, euB Rice tpdhrero e:s
| Strtitss Dor Siunsntdmp's Diribs
fbdFt ben Rspolper aus fsiner (Uscss
rts) Jaiht oe5cesn uuo cuf Wm.Wors
tonsp osihoiisn, natoem bisitr susris
eineu Repolper asscoen babe.
cSn elmer 5aItt bes GrmoroetsH
lpurbe Die ghoiographi, tinss iund,n
Ul1bhsns ssfunoeu. 4uf Der Riditits
| beg giIhts befanb fih Fol1snot aertRs:
Slcrents 4LIen. 5sIsshon South 1867
aisrte unb Brighton Str, Rslppor.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-15
9po eines ainoes
sairo psm6 orensr nntsriuhi wsrisR

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fiarn b,s sinnss it1ieH iih uni.r stt
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Bis Der tlsine gotisnt g,istrn Wora.H
nah b,m friibfiiit pl0slit bon arir.
pftn beiailtu spuros unb peritiee,