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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
BARNES ON ROOSEVELT.

We nudge that Mr. Roosevelt s friends
York. This conclusion is reached not
so much because they claim the ma,
.iority Of the delegates to the conven-
tion, is because of the despairing
back talk made by the cold guard .
Mr., Barnes scolds Roosevelt roundly,
declaring him to be the boss demagogue
of the country. He says that those
who are trying to beat Sherman for
the temporary chairmanship of the
New York convention, with Roosevelt,
that is reused throughout the country
against the hystcria that Roosevelt S
addresses arc causing. Mr.. Barnes truly
says that Mr., Roosevelt s assumption
Of power is "looked upon with won"
derment' He might well have added
that it is looked upon generally with
disgust, and in many quarters with
apprehension. Mr.. Barnes's conclusion
that ''Mr Roosevelt is today the most
dangerous foe to the world of business
and labor in the United States is
conceded in by conservative interests
everywhere.
The conclusion of the whole matter
so far as it can be concluded at the
present timo, is that battle royal is
imminent in the New York State con"
vention, and that whatever the result
of that battle is, the Republican party
in that State is likely to split in two.
and forfeit all hope of success at the
mills IN Nopembor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
where the Tribune Is on Sale.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
TODAY IN HISTORY
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1910,
Red-Letter Day In railroad hlstorv


One Of the red-letter days in the his
tory OF railways was the opening. on
September 10, 1880. Of the Liverpool &
Manchester railroad in England There
was unusual ceremony connected with
the event A long list of DISTINGUISHED
men were invited to participate II was
the first railroad on which the powers
OF the steam locomotive for purposes OF
traction were fully established
Eight locomotives, all built by Robert
Stephenson. 81, on the model of the
The ''Northumbrlan" took the lead
drawing a splendid carriage, In which
the Duke OF Wellington, Sir Robert Peel
and other distinguished visitors were
seated, Each ot the other locomotives
drew four carriages. and the whole OF the
twenty-nine carriages conveyed 500 per-
sons.
They formed eight distinct trains; the
first one with the more distinguished
guests. having one line of rails 10 Itself.
and the other seven following each other
on the second line. The procession.
which started from Liverpool about IL
with the aid Of flags. music. etc. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Mr.. Fred A, Baker says that in a
hundred years the Indians will prac-
tlcally be an extinct race. Which is
only one more evidence that the Book
of Mormon is fake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Elder Charles Woofendcn of Beaver
has been communicated as new po.
lygamist; and yet the Deseret News
calls The Tribune S exposures of such
cases scandalous stories' of which it
will take no notice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

in the least; but that will not prevent
Republican speakers prophesying that
if the country goes Democratic il will
also go to the demniti bowwow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Apostle Senator Reed Smoot will
certainly be able to say that as tenn
porary chairman Of the coming church Ii
Republican convention he will guide
that gathering by inspiration. Joseph
+. will see that he is properly inspired.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Uncle Jesse Knight declares that he
Will not finance the Democratic party.
His financial success so far indicates
that he has not been in the habit of
undertaking losing propositions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

The Federation of Labor has decided
that present liquor laws are amply
strong. So are many of the beverages
with which those laws deal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

From the present outlook it appears
that the local Democracy is going to
stand on Statewide plank; but even
at that there will undoubtedly be many
of its members who will fall off.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Judge Alton 3. Parker says that
Teddy is dreaming of permanent
Presidency of the United States. But
What to Mr.. Roosevelt is merely dream
Is to other politicians a veritable night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

BY what right does Joseph F. Smith
permit the communication of men who
are only guilty of offenses similar to
those committed by himself?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

If Mr.. Roosevelt really intends to
create new party for himself he will
undoubtedly find plenty of help-and
need il, too.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Count that day lost whose low de
scending sun sees not the morning
" MOUTH, take back another one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

But members of the State Land Board
should bear in mind the fact that their
positions should be treated as public
trusts and not as private snaps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

And if that Maine result follows one
Roosevelt speech making tour, what
would happen if the Colonel should
make another7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Announcement is made by the morn
ing church organ that it is going to ad-
yertise and boost for Utah II is high
time that it began.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

While the Democracy is BY no means
new broom. it has certainly done some
clean sweeping IN Maine,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Can't you hear the Democratic don
key s ''hee. haw?'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

And now it looks as if there ought
to be committee to investigate the
Ballinger committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Nevertheless. IT wouldn t surprise the
country little bit if that was the be-
ginning OF big political landslide
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

With the National Democracy i
would seem to be now or never.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

Election results in the State of Maine
would Indicate that something has
started
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

the sides Of the rails were lined with
thousands Of enthusiastic spectators. Inc
tions 10 Parkhurst. Here II was, seven
teen miles from Liverpool. that the trains
stopped to enable the locomotives to take
In water. and here It was that a deplor-
able accident occurred. which threw
cloud over the brilliant scene.
:, In order TO afford the Duke OF wei
other parts OF the procession IL was
determined that the seven locomotives.
with their trains should pass him; his
ca rriage with the "Northumbrlan." be-
Ing for q while stationary. Seven gen
tlemen allghted from the carriages while
the locomotives were taking water MI.
TO shake hands with the duke. and "hile
they were together. the Rocket passed
rapidly on the other line.
The unfortunate gentlemen, who nap
pened TO be in weak state OF health,
became furried. and ran 10 and FRO, IN
doubt as TO the best means Of escaping
stop the train In time. but without sue
cess. and MIR, Huslsson, unable TO
escape, was knocked down by the
Rocket" the wheels OF which went over
The same locomotive which had tri.
umphcd at the competition now caoseo
the death OF the statesman. The di-
rectors deemed 1t necessary 10 complete
the rest OF the journey to Manchester.
as means of showing that the railway
iu all Its engineering elements. was thor
puSUg SUCCESSFUL, Dul IL "dS a SuN Pt'
cession for those who thought Of the
wounded statesman. He expired that
same evening.
On the Stockton & Darling line. formed
a few years earlier. traction by animal
power. by fixed engines. and by loconlo-
tives had all been tried, and the ex,
perience thereby obtained had determined
stephenson to recommend the locomo-
tive system for adoption on this new
line. When the Liverpool g. Man
directors offered a premium OF s250o for
the best form Of locomotive to be deter
mined by public competition. on condi-
tons very clearly laid down. In Oc-
tober OF that year the contest took place.
and stephenson's Rocket carried off
the prize against Mr.. Hackworth sans
pareil." and Messrs. Braithwaite and
Ercsson's Novelty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

1t is said that the election results in
Maine did not affect the stock market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
Thursday, September ID, 1910.

Will they call it the water.wagon
party7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

September Is is Mexioo's Fourth OF
July" The British under Howe entered
New York City on that date, In lI16. and
James Madison and Dolly Todd were
married In 1894. IT Is the birthday oil
Jean Sylvan Bailly. the DISTINGUISHED
astronomer Q736): James Fenimore
Cooper. the novelist G7S0; James G:
Percival American scientist and poet
lTo0. President Diaz OF Mexico (lS30):
Richard Olney. secretary OF state under
Cleveland QS35): and Sarah Knowles
author GS4D. 1t Is the date of the death
of Lady Arabella Stuart in 1915; Rich
ard BOYLE, eminent Irish statesman
G643), and General Lazarus Hoche, the
French commander G79O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
Superior to Lemonade
Horsford's Acid Phospl

Tors'orus NcIu phosphate
A teaspoonful added to Il glass Of cold
water with sugar makes q refreshing
drink
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

feeling out for a prccipice over which
to fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15

A modern Office. Get the choice new
Mcintyre building. Main street.
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Spl armsnbad)icm ipiteuatiid, be.
itpbleu haben.
Angelo GaItaferra betbenert ieiue
llnidjnlb.

9sm aiiIter Der Wlarier air6e or
13. unb CLAN Strabe fiel ssFern Nadls
m:.tag bas genebHen sinss Wann.s
auf, fpelfer Iih IN psrbddtiaer Weile
an Der 4rmsnbiihie Der Stride gu
f1dffen maht.. gr nabm ben Gerl
feft uno iibsrgdb ibn ben poltsiitsn
Gottus uno Burns, rpelhe ben GefdRs
qen.n mad, Der brittsn 9iitritisitdtion
brdhten, tpo berIslbs iih ala argelo
gdIeaterra BON Der s. Strabe. maze
Central 4penue resiitrirte. gr ft.ht
I'm 8srbadt, Der Warn al ieiu, tpelhsr
felt ldnserer 3eit in perit1ieo.nsn Ritz
den Der Gtabt iein unfpeIen getrieoeu
bat, inbem er bic arm.nbii6ien nit
Qeimrutben ibres Snbalts beraub.e.
I'm gdlcotsrra rpurben stgen So n
aleineelo poraefunoen unp ale Wiins
ssn tparen nit einer slebrieen CUB
Iidns behaFtet. DER Gefdneene betbeus
erte feline llnihulp, fpdhrenb bic polis
ssi in ibm ben 8urIhen tpiebsr5uerisns
nen olaubt, ipeIter am 5. Sanuar uus
ter Der 4ntlage, bic armenbiihfe in
Der ct. Ybilomenu STRIDE on Der pe1rl
Strabe beruubt su bdbtn, oerbdftst,
ipGter isboh i'm poli5siserid,t mans
aelnoer getpeiis fpestu freissiproh.u
Tperben muBts. Galeatsrru 5eitreitst
oies IeIbitoeritdnoIit.
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MNufifers 3Dnbent.
Cine Nouitre.Y .Yarabe leitst OeuisIbsn
bsute ein.

5eute nimmt bic fiinf3ebnts Sab
res.8eriammlung Der american Sc
bsration Of WuItcians bier i3ren ans
fang uno sur sbeilnabme an ben
8erat6unqen perbsn etDd $50 Dele
aaten aus alien 5beilen oes 2anDes
ertpartet, bic gum groBen 16eil 19on
eingetroffen fino. Die SeihdftsiiBunz
gen finoen i'm @rdno Opera 9ouie
@ebdube itatt unb WaDor Or. 2ouis
Shpab tpirb bic Delegaten am Wtonz
tag Radmittag i'm Ramsn Der Staot
pilltommen betben.
Die bisIigsWuiiter StuBgeieQIhaft
bate bic 0orbereitungen fir bic 3onz
pentior in Der umfaFeroiten Wsiie
aetroffen unb bic perf6ieDenen aomz
mitteen iino felt Monater an Der Or
beit eetpeisn, um ben SoQe9en bon
ausrpdrts ben aufenthuIt in @tnctnz
nati 70 ungsnebm dls moglih gu ges
itdlten. sic baben Elm obDedslungsz
rei6es 9rogramm 8uinmmen8eIteQt,
bas oene Jrass ben 8eifoQ ausr Gdite
finben fpiro.
2lm Rontaa, benz Gr0ffnungstage
Der aoHpention, DerlammeIn ii6 Die
8elegaten unb bic Wit9lieoer Der Wus
iiter ShuBgeIsllifdft, um ein llbr
Ra6miitags i'm 8uruet 6ouIe, bon
tpo ous bic Deleeoten in feiertitem3uz
&c BON ben biefssn Muittern na4 ber
&onpentionsbdue geleitet tperoen. Or
Der SpiBs bss 3uses piro eiRe 15C
Mann Itarts 9apeIs bigii8er Wtuiite,
marfhiun, bic pon 5errn 6ermanr
geIItsbt ir. bright Dtrb. 0i'
Moridroute bes 3uges iii pie folgt
00rbIi6 an b.r Zine Ctr
3ur Siebenttn Str., 3u,
Gin Str.,sur5iinftsn G TT.
sur blum Ctr, 3ur 9isrte r
Git, sur Wain Ctr, 3u,
6unften ctr, 5ur Sine g r.
unb an bisfer nOr0li6 biz
sum Granb Opera 5oui'
0ebduoe.
Jtahoem bteDeleodtsn IN ods8ranl
Opera SouIe 9ebduoe sinmarihir
iinb, tpirb ii6 Der 3u9 nit Der Ris
sntapsle an Der 5piBe yvieber in Be
ipegung isBsn unb Die 8ine Strab
.ntlars Biz gum 6auptquartisr be
WuIiter StusseIenffoft Der WuIicn
Gr6angs, go. 1907 gins Strube mar
Tdirsn, NO bann Die 4ufIOiung sr
fotgt.
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8eicklihe GetanutmamuHa.

gerfeaetc gluqe6Ote lUerbeH cntQepeugenoHts
men in Der Gt'CP oe5 Director or EubilC Sers
bice Charitable Cincinnati. Sbi0. bis 2 ulr
mlittnQ= am ID q Il q g oeU %. UtQI 1910, 1nr
WlGtuiala fir Die 0crbeeruna Der Slberon
9(ocuue Uou Staie StruSe blS }Ir RoroltHte
Der 9'aieti Roa0 ourn cira0ireu ScBeH BON
dcrdncn unn rilnocu GruUttzGurb5, ocriteuurg
bpU MbSuasfanuien ErGiuruuQcU ,ITIlcfs ino
Stiitmultcru uu0 F'iuiicru he@ TGbrncqc5 NH
Girunlt ooer EFlu'tern oes syabrmeaea 3pitheu
ber ztrubcnhubn eeielieu uUh : Sou an leher
Sette nit @jranlt uno ben 9eii nit 3tNl'feIc
4fIuilCr.
EIdnc. 1uc}ififntioncn unS TorwuTare fiub
All crbqtten in Der SffiCc neg Gbcis, ,SnGPnleuus
nes Ttpartmcut Ui &EnliC 5crnlCr.
Sebes THlebOt mus 6cN oCHCu EarTeu leoer
GcfeQfchdft phCr 6eieu idGitcU, mCl5c ous 4n1ra
bot rudCu fUluiC bon uUaU RcrIoncH Die iiol
burau intcreiiirCr cuthdlten. uNh mus bepiettet
$50 900 90 TuuIra uoer c,NCE1 7rrttIiirtenG beG
an cine qutcbcnbc g'Grf Oi5 CgC @GraHtie bls
Fijr SrE urnr ell MUUrhut NUGCUrwUCI ptTb,
eu 4rutrnft cInQeuunQcu lUcCreU 'Dlrp.
SgQtc irqsubeiu Nrcebot 3Uru77'tcelc' meCctn.
n1ru trirn inlhrr Ghst o~ ben y ctcr retonrutrt,
norr ipjyh ioibet Gh't uld lHfrientrf'utnosr Au:s
itihruua uao SideyfttIuUg bs5 GontroIts Jurads
erfnttst. -
piet,r riiTsr tirtr sufrltorrtsnworu Retutis
ppu ihrtr RdhiQ!,i. tic,rr. um oldsr 6ltfe ArhtIt
,pjs perluuat an btOvqcr
giet,r fnb QehoIteu, Die aeoruder Sormnlare lu
qtbrau5cu, oa tsiue aHotreH entGegtHgtHomneA per'
Ser 9ir,c,oy Of Qubric eerOtl, behalf f8 eas
Rtht Dor, ir9,roeIns oOer ale angebots 5a Usr'
sm Nuftraot n,s directors Of Bubble serpiu.
Zen T. Diai 1910.
sic 3o6n ;. 8cnncv. GIert.
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Martini- @emeinoe bon Sturrs Sibp.

Qm tpmmenoen 9onnerItas peraus
Italtet Der syrausnDeretn Der Mturtiuiz
8em.inoe, WeIt 6. Strabe (pfarrer
Gmil e. gaum), Elm groBss Guhrse
ipisl unb Sanstrdn5tsn in Webmeier's 3
Suls.
0us Saffeetrdn3den am oerflones
nen Sonntag mar Elm purhihIaseHoer
finan3isllsr GrfoIg. Die RettozGinna6s
men tperbsn $135 iiberiteigsn.
Der 2ebrerperein bait am 0ieuitag
feline monatIihe 0eridmmIung ab.
Im nGhiten Sonntag, Bfingiten,
piro sseItgottesbienIt Itattfinosn, nit
tpeIdem Die yeisr oss bell, QbenomubIs
perbunoen fein piro. Sn bieIem Got.
tesoienit peroeu audi Die 5rls. Silbu
@ebmeier, Gillian Splb. 9ipIa asmper
uno 2aura Warntins tpnfirmirt pers
ben.
4m QFinsitionntus, Qbenos s ubr.
piro untsr ben 4uipi5ien Der Rattan
Stuart 2pgs 38S in Der mdrtinis
airte cine Obj 5ellops osubiIdums.
feisr dboebalten iperoen. Gin reidbaIs
tigss qrosramm selangt 5ur 9urb:
fiibrung.
Ta9 geIhluB bss atr6enrutba
FGlIt bes WaiTenIeites baIber Der Gpts
tesoienIt am %. Wtot aus.
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G,eiehlidlr Nefnnntmnnui,a.

BertegeIte 9tngebote perDeu eRtgcgeReenoms
men IN Der Gtttce oe8 Director Of 8ubic Get
otce, Stuotbule Cincinnati, Ohio, bI5 II uhr
Wtunge am WE o II G g, oen 10. Wtat 1910.
fur bic Steerunq Der Hothtqeu grbett uHo oes
ytutertai5 fir Die Berbe'ieruug Der GehIer
5truBe, bon Der GitIinle 0er 2uulfa 5traBe sur
Gfttnic bet 2nltOu Noenue, ourn Grdoirunp,
Seben BON 8rauItGurbs RfIu'ieruuq oes iSabr
pe9es nit AspbaLt uHo perfieuung ber nOtbiger
Grulrlrunaen unb nSulet5".
BidIle, Spe5lftfdttonen uno GTDrnmInre ina
3u erbGIten in Der Office oes GbefsJHeenIeur5
bes Department Of QubIic Serotce
Jeoes gSnQebpt muB oen ooueu EGmen tebsr
SefeufhQ't ooer Getcufhaften, ruebe bds 2lHges
bpt nader iofpte bon alien RerlouPn bic I'D
ournu lntere'flreu, entbateu nnb TmB begLetfet
feH nit elmer BltrqfdJdft III Der Sltmme bon
$4,000 Eouars ODER etnem 2ertlfi5rteu Gbed
ami etne qlltftebenoC &dnf ais cine Sarantte ous
fitr bnB Ipenn Elm NUgPbot nnpeUommeu fplro,
ctu sruutratt elnacQanqen DeroeH mtro.
Soute trleuoeiu 2tUgebot 3uradgeDieier fuers
hen Damn rptrb IoIder She'd on ben geter res
tourrrt unb foute irqeuoein 9lngcbot Grpe-
nunmer iuerbcr, odHn piro folder Shed SAD
3ufrieheniIeuenoeT MusfnbrunG uno SI6erItels
luna beg aontraits 3uriI6erftntet
0teter uriiiien eineH 3uirleoeuitelenoer Be
rpeis non tbrcr fSdbipfeit Icicrr nm FOLDER
&Iaie 2lrheit mic oerIangt 5u beiorgen.
EietRr finn qPbnIen, bic dehruHtcn iTormuldte
AT GebrnndF1, on ielre nnberen entgegen9eronr'
Ser Tirector OF QubIic Gerbce bebdTt .td
bns Rcft nor irgenoetn ooer ale &H9ebote
I'm @nitrooc bea Director OF gubHc Gerotce.
Ser 30 &prII 1910
| 20 Jobn :. mcrner GGert.
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Sentidle Edliisem. WeisLidaft.

llnter Dorfib pon 5errn Wm. Wi:se
unb bsr protctoufiibruns bon 9errn
ell. Hriissr fnno sefitrn In Sannins's
lcfaI an 13. unb MaiR Sirabe eins
Wtriumnsiune Der Deutihen Shiigtn
itatt. Qs Duroe beidloHen, on BEN
0<fs Der Der. Sdnser am l5. Usai i'm
Qhefer pori fin moslid3ii sahlreih su
bstbeilieen. Die seitlihitii oes Deuts
iden Stohtperbdnhs am 19. Suni in
Nei9rotRs BART pirb pcl5dblis bes
fu4t perben unb es fpurcen 3u oem
,3tptd 90 zidtts geiauft. Gsrr Mrs.
Gmrotr berintsie Ramens bes GsIts
MuBf9ufes, nuB Der 6isblnno Orope
Dart 3ipsds AbbaItuna hes biesidbris
gen Gnlbenfeites unD picnies fir pt1
sfnen Gpnntns i'm Wcnat Ausuit a.s
ii9rt ri. Es merbeu oie nmfoHenos
fien Dprtebrunsen flir esue sldnjenos
Usier oetrpfien iperben. Die Ginnubs
men beirusen $14, bic GuSSobsn $24.
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In MenOriam.
Die bentiden CbbfellOu.pogen seoen-
len ibrer 3uoten.

Die Gp. prot. ct. Wlattbdus Rirde
an Der Gin unb Gibertn Gtrabe mar
aeltern abeno polIitdnbis bsiest BON
Miialieber.: Der oeutiten Sbefelopz
aoaen, bic psriammeIt Dcren, I'm ibrer
I'm Qaufe oes ssabres oabingef6tsos.
nen 8riioer su asosnttH. Die GebdAts
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8erfammlung einen tiefeH Ginorud.
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gloam uno Satob StsintDnis. Die
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gertram, BON Der bic 60rer mdhtig
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nannten tpirtten bic paftprsn q.
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felop SGngerhpr fang ben ersretftns
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altfolo Dor uno 5err 3. Jafp Elm
gioliniplo. Die Ramen Der 0eritors
benen puroen Don 5srrn 9uitaD Rci:
perteisn.
Wtit Jobe abgeaanssn finb i'm 2auIe
bes ssabres bic Toloenben griiber:
9ermania Qoge Ro. 113-Srsber:d
Sobner, 5beobor Nm. gepring, Carl
Sdte, pster Dessl, 5rdn3 u. Meiier,
ssreb. 8. DieB, Sntob Sdneib.r, on,
Rdgele uno pbiIipp aling.
Seutonia 2oge go. 177-9bilipr
ShGfer, Senrp RDage, Wilh. Dintsls
mann unb 5enrp Wilnint
6ermann 2oee go. 208-Sohr
Ghmibt. 2eonuro 5oier, aooIpb 9rus
Be unb GrnIt 9eriepDtt.
Centennial Rebetta aogs glo. 226--
Z. 8. gbdrIss Smith.
6umboIbt 2oee Ro. 274-Soiepf
Shpenninger, Sobn al.nt. 5en-t
Bauer, aoam Shraffentsrser. Soiept
Benjamin, Senrp Sdfpab. Greo. Wiit'
Ter, Rob. WoIfaang Sspbertb, 2ouiE
RRrs. 9ebbarb Ribi. S.rrp Rsi6sl
soiepb Jrsp, Satob 9auner, ghdrlsi
gditein unb eSdtob a.ibfartb.
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RudsIsbauisn, grsW.; ghrift. Durt
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R. BON Ssggern, Gran, Weuih, 5ein
ri9 Roblfins unb Sobann 9esins.
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