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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
WILL NOT COMBINE
Postal and Commercial Cable Co.'S Of
ficiaI Says viii Continue to Com
pete With Western Union.

New York Dee, 10. Clarence II
Mackay, on beings shown the an
nouncement from London That the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Wita two submarine cables from the
United States to Europe, has now ac.
q1ircd control of the four submarine
cables owned by the Apglo-Anlericaa
Telegraph Company, said "Thc only
competition now left IS the CONNER
ciai Gable Company on the ocean and
the Postal Telegraph Company on
the land. The Fell Telephone Com
pany has combined with our only
competitor on The land and with our
competitor on the ocean. They have
gotten together a vast combination
and ii is clear tnat if the public wants
competition they must rely on the
Postal Telegraph and the Commercial
Cable. We shall rot enter into any
combination, neither shall we sell out
We shall continue to compete and
give fastest service AS | stated to
the legislative com6rttee in New
York last winter The Postal Tele-
graph Company wilt be the last com
pettor in land geography | would
now aid that the Commercial Cable
Company will be the last competitor
in ocean cabling. When that compe-
tition ceases there will only be a
choice between monopoly and govern.
ment ownership"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
STATEMENT BY
SENATOR FRAZIER
DENIES THAT HE SIGNED r..
PORT ExoNERATiNG LORI
MER, or ILLINOIS.
WAS NOT IN WASHINGTON
At Final Meeting Of Subcommittee,
Eut Sent Statement, Declarirg
Lorimer Votes
Tainted.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec 49,. sen
|ator James b. Frazier today denied
that lie signed the report OF the sub
committee Of the committee on PRIV
ileges and elections Of the sena'c
which found the election Of Lorimc.
of Illinois, free from scandal. He
Gays he filed a statement in which
he said he believed seven of the
votes cast for Lorimer in the legisll-
ture We're tainted,
il has been generally reported that
all members Of the subcommittee
signed the report which gave Lori.
mer a clear record Frazier said he
was not present at the final meeting
Of the subcommittee, but had left
Washington,
Before leaving Washington, ] prc.
pared a statement of my views ana
gave it to my secretary with instruc-
items to hand It to the chairman of
the subcommittee, ] have no doubt
he did this. In the statement dis
agreed with the report Of the other
members wherein It exonerates tna
election Of I.oriraer from charges OF
corruption ! said that in my iaasS
meHt the evidence established ths
iact chat four members of the legs
iature who voted for Lorimer were
hrlhed to do SO. They have COW.
Jesse that they wore brihed by tluec
other members, who had yota3 for
lorimer, and t5at my conclusions az
set forta 81 tbe atatapert-qara thy4
there were Geftu yotes r9st for Loei
mer which were corrupted or ta!et
ed.
The elimination cf these seven
votes would reduce Lormer's vote
below the number necessary for cleo.
ton, he having received only six
more than his opponent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
COLLEGE COURSE BOOKS
Proposed to Be Listed by Columbia in
Pamphlet Published Fer the
Public Libraries.

New York, Dec. 10. Announce
mcnt was made tonight that Comnt
bia University offered TO defray the
expenses of publishing pamphlet
@ pc prepared by Columbia pro
lessors, for distribution to public
libraries throughout the country, civ
ing q list of The best books on sub
Jects taught in the college The pur,
pose is to give those who have never
been to college, and who would like
70 undertake reading courses on cal
lese subjects, d list Of books used in
any course at Columbia.
mieSler Dewitt Pugsley, Of Pee
sklli' NJ v. 4 graduate of lIarvasl L
has donated the funds necessary I'd
The censimmation Of thc plan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
house THROWN
INTO WRANGLE
PARLIAMENTARY MIX OCCURS
s.ll-N ELL coDIFY -tENAL
LAW COMES Up.
RESOLUTION BY RA|NEY


Washington, Dec l9--As a result
CT a rtl.tg by Vice fros;lent She's
nan that d senator having pa5t
W.T. an1ther euator could be count
ed 70 make a quorum, ne senate to-
duy, o. motion cf Senator Hale, re-
1used 10 acceli the dietum overruling
i, ~ To H. lo refusal followed a
protest voiced earlier in the day
against q sia.ilar siding made by
sherman Saturday The case tdly
came up during the continued eonsia-
Grafton Of the Omnibus claims bill
senator Eistow continued bis Gli-
buster asainst the hill lie prevented
q vote ANA a a3ain forced the bill to 20
over.
While asking for correction in the
record cf the senate, Senator He's
burn called attention to an error iu
the report of the nannel ia which he
had expressed dissent. feyefal aavs
ago, from the suggestion that tie
tariff shorla hc revised sahaltle by
Sc edpie. fte hai peed Tie lauguage
that revision s'o'hi be made us a 20
liHcal proposition ais Favored "by the
r9. Repuh icans or the country
WHO are the roa Republicans?
asj.el Senator Bailey OF Texas
y know them" was the reply, as
the speake1's gaze swept the Repub-
li91n eGrncr,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
MAScAGKI'S NEW OPERA
Tsabe Ia" Presented by Composer to
Audience Of Critics sang and
Flayed Piece Himself

Rome, Dqe. TO- PictGo Ma agal
To-Day gava u IroseutatiSn cf h's nav
oi'ara, Isabella before large NUN.
Der Of musical celebrities and critics
sMascagni hiWseif sat at tha piano
and sang the entire opera. rha spa.
t'ielc 81 tae master laundering oRe'
me heyhoaNl, gestieulating, Singh
all the parts, Including the choAses,
at times stopping TO nake explana.
toas, aroh ed nnbcunled enthusiasm
In tlis andianee.
Inc FIRST act lasted an aour ana 6r-
teen minutes, the second twenty and
the third thilty-tye miuutes
The succnss Of the performance Of
the opeFa is certain. "lsabella' has
already been Judged by the auditors
of today as 4 nastetpieca. TAe com
poser VAS embraced by his admi ors
ara consfatiGatel by everyone He
ard his vie leave for New York Jan
uary dfth lsaDeIla' issto be pro-
'meed IN New York this season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
TO AID THE NEGRO RACE
Booker T. Washington Has Plan For
Bringing Experts to lnterna'
tional Conference.

Tuskegee, Ala, Dec 19.-Booker Z.
Washington has issued invitations
ror an international conference to he
held at Tuskegee, of all persons in
America and Europe Interested in tho
education and Improvement Of the
negro race
II is planned 10 hold the conference
In January 1912, and 10 bring te-
gether not only students of colonial
and racial questions, but mission
aries. teachers and government ofrl-
cials who are actually engaged In the
work of aiding the negro.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
ESCAPING GAS Is IGNITED
BY AN ELECTRIC SPARK
Power Plant at Grand Central Station Seat Of
Catastrophe Windows BY Thousands Wreck
ed---christmas Displays Blown Out-.-
Many Handsome Residence Fronts
Totally Destroyed

mouse. When workmen set to clear
ling away nc strewed lumber 1t is
Ia ssumed t.iat one of them dropped a
steei tool across the third rail, there
was d flash OF electricity and the
great reservoir OF accumulated gas
exploded.
The roof Of fire house number 2,
across the street from the power
house, lifted like It magic carpet. A
shower of bricks, mortar and splin-
tiers rained down on the pavement
and in an instant the streets we're
filled with PROSTATE men and women,
blown fat by the shock.
Scene of Death.
The worst point OK death was where
tho street car anil automobile were
hurled together. Seven passengers
were dumped TO The underslde of the
aass Mary Pope was caught by the
head between a stanchion and the
overturned automobile beneath and
crushed 10 death. Three other pas
aHHHNlA, dtI ihSH, NNi1 bFti WAtlhiNR
with wreckage and died before help
reached tden.
Twenty feet away Miss Edith OFF
ner, aged 2S, on her way to work. was
spcared through the head by a flying
ioist.
In the fire house the battalion chief
was sitting at his desk when the
windows fell about him and an iroa
airjer burst head on through tho
wall knocking him down
IN maternity hospital infants
we're toine given their morning baths
Nurses were thrown TO the aoor with
babies IN thcir arms Other babies
we're tipreA ont OF cribs and in two
instances, babe poucd upwards ont
m their tubs as Ii sor'e one had hit
the door beneath them q mighty
whack
Residences Damaged.
Handsome residence fronts were
totally destroyed. They are being
decorated tonight with blankets. In
many Tiffany street studios, fully
half mile from the scene of tho
catastrophe, beautirI1 stained glass
windows, valued at $4,000, were
smashed
Albert Seagroatt, engineer OF the
motor car, was released on parole 10
night The district attorney says
there Is no evidence to warrant his
being held The coroner's office had
planned to hold him in $4,000 bail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
LONG STRUGGLE:
SEEMS CERTAIN
MO. PAc. STRIKE ENDED
Agreement Reached Yesterday BY
Which Men viii Return to WORK
Tomorrow--lron Mouders
Granted an Increase.

Chicago, Dec. l9--The garment
workers strike today settled down tc
"A struggle between the clothins
manufacturers and their former em
ployes.
Hoe ot mediation passed away
wtA t,e a7nooucemert Of g failure
Of the inquiry com'n.ttee Of the Ca'.
cago Association 81 Commerce, ana q
alatcmert hy Hart, Schaffncr anyt
Marx, the clothing firm most affected
and Which has submitted at least ono
offer Of arbitration.
Both statements were that a strike
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
REPORT OF EARTHQUAKE
WAS WITHOUT FOUNDATION

San Salvador, Tee. i1-J The report
emanatns from Fort Liuon, Costa
Riea that as the result of an earth.
quake the island in Ilopango Lagoon.
in the Interior Of Salvador, has dis.
appeared, with the drowning Of
many women and children, Is entirely
without foundation. Only a slight
earthquake occurred recently in III S
section, without damage to property.
or loss Of lofe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
ILLINOIS POLICE MEET.
Officers and Executive Board Cecidc
On Joliet For Place OF Next
Convention.

joliet, Ill., Dec. i9The officers
and executive board of the Illinois
Police Association today decided to
rold the next annual meeting a.
Joliet next June. They also adopted
resolution to change the pension
sani law placing cities Of 1000 and
ever under The act. The present law
iixes the minimum at 2o,N00
Members from so cities IN the state
were present
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
AN AER0PLANt MODEL
Found BY Charley Taft il White
House Attic---President's Young
est Son Home for Holidays.

Washington, Dec. l9,-Charley Tdft
The presidents youngest son, is home
for the holidays. Charley is wearing
his first pair Of long trousers.
Today Charley rummaged through
the attic and ran across a modcl Of
an aeroplane which mad been sent
the president The model is perfect
with the exception of the engine,
which II a "dumlly" Charley thinks
the aeroplane win glide If il gets a
good start He probably will give 1t
q trial from the Waite House roof.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20

Washington, Dec. Baroness
Iengelmuller, wife Of the ambassa.
2or from AUstro-Hungary and dean
Of the diplomatic corps, has been sig.
nally honored by Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria, who has appointed
her imperial and royal lady of the pal.
ace, With the highest rank and PRIV
ueses of the court. This gives the
baroness the rank over all the wives
y diplomats at Washington in White
House receptions. But the baroness
does not seem happy over her new
honors, for she says: Washington
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
HOUNDED BY HIS WlFE'S
SPIRIT, SEEKS DIVORCE

Kansas CITY, Dec, 19-ln a petitioa
for divorce filed in the circuit court
today, Marvin Minnear alleged that
he has been bounded by his swife's
spirit. Il was more than he could
.rtand, Fits Wife. Anna Minnear says
The charge II based on Fer power tcI
nave her spirit follow him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
STRIKERS RESUME WORK.

st. Louis, Dee 19.--The striking
machinists blacksmlths, boilermakess
and shee metal workers of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Iron Mountain system
will return to work Wednesday. A
settlement was agreed upon tonight.
Three thousand men win return n
work on the terms they rejected last
May They included three cents an
hour increase.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
STOVE MAKERS GET RAISE.

Chicago, Dec 19.--The Stove
Founders National Defense Associa
tion, after four days conference
with the Iron Moulders' Union Of
North America, today signed an
agreement granting The moulders
pef cent wage increase About 10000
are affected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
DEFEAT CHICAGO INTERESTS
ON ELGlM BUTTER BOARD

1hiraeo, Dec. ~ The Chicago ii
terests IN the Elgin butter board
were dccisiscly defeated today at the
annual election of directors of that
Organization The present board az
directors il representative Of tn
regulars rr producers This
noarl win re-elect the old Officers III
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20

Chicago, Dec. 19--Fourteen-year-old
Catherine Farker must manage for
awhile to live on only 100000 a year
Eispatehe from Michigan City, Ind,
say that the late falacr Of the heircss,
John Fl. Barker stipulated In the
trust deed conveying virtually lis en-
die $50,000000 estate to tho First
Trust and Savings Bank Of this city;
that his daughter have $50,900 a year
10 maintain the two residences and
the farm and $4,000 year for her
personal expenses and education,
President James b. Forgan Of TIC
bank will be guardian Of the girl. Eor
administrator Of the estate Waiter
Vail president of two Michigan City
ants, is named in rumor. The Bar
ker estate moi included in the trust
decd includes fines s27F, ,eaes- residence,
a farm near the city ami a summer
residence at Harbor Point
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
LEAVES $4,000 70 COLLEGE.

Madison, Wis. Dec l9-The viii
cf tha tate col. Holllslow. tlled today.
heaueaths $4,000 tn the University
of Wisconsin foT the establishment of,
d graduate Fellowship club. Tha
State Historical Society and TIM
Madison Pleasure Drive kssocIasion
lsre nAlang gthof benefxi&rifS N N 4.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20

New York, Dee. TO- The Heat and
backbone of Manhattan Island was
shaken this morning by a terrific cx
plosion Of Illuminating gas in the aux
iliary power house of Grand Central
Station.
Ten parsons, two of them women,
were killed, lbs persons were injured,
and property damaged TO tne extent
of $3,000.010 Four workmen, who are
missing, are believed to have perish
cd. or tho injured rs were removed
to hospitals Eight may die
IN Investigation is under way, The
trfic Of tho New York Central rail.
road was suspended for several hours.
The ncw ssaticn Ifseff, now Being con.
stLctel was not damaged.
The Dead
T. b l.TVERMORE. Pullman car
Inspector.
EDITH OFFNER, stenosrapher.
MARY B. POPE, OF Boston, Mass.
CHARLES ROBERTS, expressman.
FRANK stage. trainman.
G M'MORROW.
NICOLA GALUCJCI.
PATRICK JORDAN.
tOHN RYAN
JOHN JOHNSON.
The last four are laborers
The injured include employees OF the
railroad, pedestrians and hystanders
A passing surface car. carrying sew.
en-, was hurled into an automobile rup,
ming alongside II. Four Of The seven
passengers in the street car were
Silled outright.
For some nours II was Believed
that dynamite had caused ire havoe.
Late this afternoon Fire Chief Croker
became convinced that the explosion
was due to mixture Of illumination
gas being touched off by an electric
spark The gas had accumulated in
an auxiliary power house from a bro
ken pipe, snapped off by a runaway
passenger car
Felt For Miles.
The force Of the explosion ran
north and south from one to two
mites along the rocky ridge that Is
the backbone Of The island, and east
and west iaterally for a mile.
Foundations were Jared walls
sdaken and windows blown in bv
thousands. Ceilings came crashing
down and pavements were Uttered
with pulverized glass, The loss to
the New York Central includes dam
age to the power house which was
utterly wrecked delay TO construc-
ton work and damage done on cars
near the power house. The loss to
property owners in the vicinity is
severe
Christmas displays were blown
backward into shops, sucked into
street, or cut up by nying glass
Whole fronts Of buildings were left
without windows.
It is believed this is how the accl-
dent occurred; train Of empty cars,
hauled by an electric motor. I'M
charge of Albert Seabroatt, got out
of control Of the brakes, crashed into
q steel and concrete buffer post.
snapped the post off and rammed a
pile OF lumber behind the post into
2 two and one-half inch gas main,
connecting with taps from which the
tanks al passenger cars are charged
at ESQ pounds to the square inch
Seahroatt is held on a technical
charge of homicide.
Stopped the Clocks.
by the Testimony Of the motolman
and that Of a hrieklayer who was
worniug on. the main power horse
adjoining the auxiliary house, the
tine Of the break Of the pipe was a
few minutes after o'clock. Two
clocks stopped by the jar fix the time
Of Tho explosion Itself at S.22,
~ the interval the broker main
poared high pressure Ems Ifto the.
tesweE levels of I the alxlliasy noWerI
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
if4 4 III Eg AflT5

life is duh and stupid, Society there
is provincial 10 get to New York
is heaven to me, for there is so much
to do besides sending and receiving
cards and callers and drinking tea
and going through the dreary round
q formal and unlnteresting social
events The news Of my new honors
came to mea~Na cable. was greatly
surprised and pleased, as 1t is an
honor that comes to but few women
and 2 most signal cne. suppose tho
emperor took that way to show his
pleasure over my husbands achieve.
ments here"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20

today by Alfred ERODE. Tne cable.
gram said William Hagennack, a
brother Of Carl, had died. rhe mes.
sage was signed by Lorenz Hagen.
back son of Carl llasenback.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20

settlement could only be effected by
a direct meeting Of the strikers ana
manufacturers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
A Weighted Existence.

The Pig Yes. my dear Modor, they
kill us ~hen We weigh 200 pounds. /
have still f5 pounds to liye. pcle
Mele.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20

Wall paper, With fancy colorcd fig-
ures Was FIRST used IN 1920 The ait
,'Ysas developed largely by the Fftisch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-20
FataT Handicap.

II a woman's vision is bounded by
ner wardrobe she IL predcstiued to
allure as d Wife.
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Npnt 9embDben
Stiir5te Sprsfg SUSIE nnb 5eridlns
Itd) oas 8elid,t.

Sorstp Snsto, 35Sabre aft, Stable
gob" Der Cincinnati Gas, Gote &c
Goal &c., itiir3te geitsrn Ratmittag
gegen 4 ubr in Den Sto1unsen am
5uBe Der Smith Strabe fopfiiber bot
benz Seubpoen btnunter uno blieb be-
tpubtlos unD btutiiberitrDnt uuf ben
Steinflisien liegsn, Gr Durbe 1hleus
nigit in pdtrolDagen 4 nd6 oem itdoz
tiihen SoIpital gebruht, po ss iih 1er-
ausitelts, oab er ii6 bas 9eii6t IN
furhtborer Weiie 3sri6(agen bate.
9as Qaienbein mar 5srIhmsttsrt uno
auberbem eritredte iih eine tiefe Wuns
be Don Der Stirn big gum Sintertopf
5rob bisier i6Deren 0erlegunger
tpurOs Der 3uitanb bss Munnes uls
ungsfdbrlid be5eihnst. gor ettpu pier
Wo6en mar Snsto nah 4ngdbe BON
Witarbeitsrn bon isiner 5rau perloI
fen poroen, unD er ioa Isitoem bdufte
gu tief ins 9las gefhaut babeu.
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aleine 4pliseinabribten.

Rep. g. 9. 5drrentine, BON
SbsIbp, q. g., meibete i'm poIi3ei=
bauptquarttsr, baB er i'm WortsidaI
bes 8rano Central gdbnbofs Inn isiz
nsn 5anptoffer nit Snbalt i'm Wsrtbs
BON $50 beitpblen poroen lit.
- Der % Sabre aIte 8robihmieb
Dm. Sobnion, bon SO. 1899 6optins
Str, purbs gsitern Qbsno nit 3sr=
i6lagsnem 9eiiht in bas 6oIpital
sinesIieFsrt. Gr bebduptst, bab ibrl
bic 9erlesungeu pdbrenb zines Strei=
tes on sSrssmau ape. uno Soptins
Ctr. BON etnem unbetannten Wann
beigebraat puroen.
Clarence @arfielb, % Sabre
oft, Elm 9robidmisb bon SO. All
Rep Ctr, gerietb geitern 4beno nit
Ieinem Rahbar George Starts, glp
400 Hep Ctr. in Streit, unb es fam
gu .inem Sanbssmsnge, in bsFen Der
luuf iein 8egner Elm Wei1er sog unc
ibu Shnittipunoeu i'm Geitt)t uni
aM Turen petprd0te. Sle betoen
aompfbdbne tpuroen oerbaftet uni
Worfi.lo tpuroe, na6oem er unter De,
antlage bes llnfugs qebutt pprber
mar. nah benz itdbtiIaeu 9oipitaI sss
broht.
- Die Reserin Wnrp Gibbons, Dor
Warquis nabe WcWillan Ctr, ipuro'
geitern Rahmittag pdbrsnb etnes
Streitss bon ihrem Roi1essnoTen Wm
Suunoers, go. 627 Sft WcWhLlur
Ctr, in bic linte Seits uno bas lintt
gein geitohen. Sic rpurbe in Patrol.
,Dageu 7 nad benz 5oipital sebraht
ipGbrenb ibr 4ngreifsr feline JIuh
betpertiteligte.
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Cpf.r Der Cigarette.

RopeI Gogspoob, Elm l 9Sahrs al
ter glert, bon SO. 419 Sopttns Ctr,
tpurDs gsItsrn in nitleioerregeroem3u
itanbe BON isinen 8erDanoten mad
oem itdotiI6sn Soipitul gsbra6t. Der
junse Wunn 1T Elm nOpfer Der Gtgu1
rette" i'm Douiten Sinne oe5 Wortes.
Bon Saus aus trGftig uno geIuno, er;
CAB er Iih ais anabe bem Gigarettsns
gsnub, uno Die gsfd6rlt6e 4ngepobn'
belt getpunn bon Gag gu Gag mehr biz
Sberbano iiber i'm. Shliebli6 brad
Isin R.rosnipItsn 5uiummen unb E,
mar ni6t ms6r i'm Stanoe, feline Qr:
belt aIs Qngeitellter oss Queen Gitt
Clubs gu perrihten. SeitDem that e,
psiter ni6ts msbr, ols Gtgdretten oor
Worgens big Qbenbs gu ruutsn
Sein 3uItano perihlimmerte it6 in
folgs oeFen bon Gag gu Gag, big oel
Inesborigen nihts 2lnoeres ilbrt!
blisb, als ben jungen Mann oem So
ipttol gu Iberlpeifen, no sr cine
3pun9ssntsis6ungstur unterfporfe,
| peroen piro.
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9i. gbriitbaums@ s@srlooiurg nit
5ans, pslte esItern BON benz obigsn
8erein in Der 4rbsiterhalIs DsranItals
tst fpuroe, gsitaltste iid, pie ni6t ons
berg 3u erDartsn 'tano. 81 einem bubz
ften GrTolq. Seit Woten ihon mar
BOG riibrias, aus ben 5rouen Jris
DrampeImsisr, 4u9uit Selhmann,
Senrp aempsr, Rosbinssr uno aintsr,
ionis ssrls. Gmilis uno Wargarete
Stand, 5ulba Stts, anna aemper
uno grilie Seihmann beItebenoe
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GsqenitGnbe, bic our 9erlooiun5 tds
r7s., niht aGeiu gu iamms,n. fc7oern
au1 sin.n groteH56eil osricIben ':lolt
ansufsrtissn. 10 oab Der Saol, IN neis
dem bic 9epinne ausgeiteQt pdrsn,
sinem groB.n Sabrmurtte glib.
4ut rpo9reno beg geitrigsu cages
sntfulteten bic 9omsn nod ihre 5bds
tlot.it unb IS bausr,e niht lange, e5s
cQe 2ooIe abgeieBt tporsn. Der abeno
rurbe bann benz gun3e uno unbersn
9crgniigurs.n gstpiomet. unter ben
bsTuhenoen 8.reinen befunben Ilh ber
gdperii6e Mdnnerhor, 0erpesh
WGnnsrhor, Shio Union plsuiurs
Club, 5annopsr unteritiisungss9srsin
No. /, bi. Dm. Eel 2oss 335. ). 8.
.. g., Der Clifton 5sisbts Geianss
perein unb Der 2anofpsbr Dameu uno
50tter z9er.ir. Der Arrangements
2tusidub, rpeldsr II. u. nod boiiir
iorqt., bab t.irsr Der 5beilnebmer
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5srren: Sobu Gnnebrod. 8oriissr.
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