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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
On Board Old Dominion S. S. Berkei
Bound to Richmond va,
February S. 1910
To the Editor of the Richmond Tim
III 3

Dear sir--I wish to make known
the travelling public through the
dunn of your valuable paper. how p
sengers are treated at Newport Ne
who wish to come to Richmond
night via Old Dominion route. ca
PHILADELPHIA and Norfolk Railroad,
Old Point, and trolley to Newp
News. getting on end Of Old Domin
pier little before 8 P. NJ, and
raining very hard. The waiting no.
was locked up, and no shelter VIII.
the custom, and that the agent me-
comes to the pier till five minutes
TORE the boat is due; and the waltz
room is always locked till that til;
no matter what the condition of l
weather is. / was told on board i
survey boat that last Sunday mig;
ladies', with Gentlemen. came dov
under the same circumstances that
did tonight. to either meet friends
go on the boat. and the ladies woj
have nearly persisted If they had /
been asked on board the survey. be
tonight, he laughed at mo and guy
me. and became exceedingly INSULT
I have Travelled about great de
but | have never met up with ar
thing like this before. came
Richmond last Thursday night. VIC
ago. by same route. and got on I
the boat came. and had to stand 4
in the cold the same way; only 1T "
not storming them. but raw and &c
Several have complained OF this saS
treatment in my hearing. wish 81
would print this in your esteem
paper, and try to use your influer
to have such an injustice to tho trs
cling public lbated.
Respectfully yours. etc.
JAMES C. FISHER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
FORMFUL RAGING
MARKS DAYS GARD
At M0NCR|EF PARK
Several Thousand Visi.
tors Leave Course En-
riched in Pocket
Through Victories
of Their Fa-
vorites.
vOrites.

Jacksonville, Fla. February a.
Spirited and formful racing marked
the sport at Moncrief to-day, and the
several thousand speculatively in
clincd visitors 10 the track left en-
riched in consequence. The victory OF
four favorites and two heavily played
second choices made 1t possible for the
public to recnup its losses of yester-
day. j. w. Schorr'a Charlie Eastman
gathered in tie Cracker stakes the
headliner OF a good card.
First race--Imile, maiaens-Gatien
Lass, 100 (ButwefD, 1s 10 ., first; Dan.
ger. III d9owers). Z to 5, second: AL
lonby. 1os tBurns) TO /. third. Time.
1:41 e-5.
Patriot, 100 tAIcGee), II to 20. first.
sandpi6er. los DAVIS. 80 10 i. sec
ond: Ruble, los Ieach). Is TO /, third.
Time. 1913.
Third race--nve and one half fur
longs. STANDARDIZATION r.. 40 pow
crs). 10 1. first: Carroll, 1i6 CTrox-
lert. TO !, second; King OF YoIo. 1o5
Davis. TO i. third. Time, l:o7i-5.
Fourth race--flYe and one.half fur
longs. Cracker. ceiling etake--CharlIe
Eastman, los tBurns1. even. first: Tom
McGrath, ioe fgutwelb, 20 1, second T;
Strike al, 30 Davis, 7 10 /, third.
Time. l.W
Fifth race--nlile and seventy yards,
reiliEg--Dcscomnots. III (Powers). 1s
to 9. first: silapdaic. ios tButweil), 9
TO j. second; Joe Rose. 100 (Burns). 10
10 $, third. Time, 1:45 3-5.
Sixth race--mile and quarter. SELL
ing-F!rst Deep. 100 (McGe-). ii Ia
10, FIRST; oberon. III tobcrD. 10 i
second; Elgin, loo tButwelD, to i
third. Time. 2:063.5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
B | UE s PLANNING
BIG CElEBRAT
Many Military Organizations to
BE Here at Dedication Of
New Armory.

Preparations are already under way
for the opening of the Blues Armory
and the entertainment of the many WIS.,
fting military companies who have been
invited for the annual celebration on
May 10. Major L. w. Bowles has APP
pointed committees to make all tho ar
arrangements, and meeting of tho OFF,
GERS to outline the plans was held yes
tcrday at the armory on Main street
The Connecticut Foot Guard Conlpa-
MES. of Hartford and New Haven. and
the Providence. II. l.. Infantry Com
pany, the Washington Grays and the
infantry company of Fayetteville. n. G.,
are expected. and last, but not least,
among the visitors will be the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery, of Boston,
one OF the Oldest military organizations
in the country. In all the Blues Will
entertain about 500 men, and n COM
mittee is now at work canvassing the
friends of the Blues for funds with
which TO pay for the expenses of the
entertainment.
Though the program is now only IN
tentative form, there VIII be two Dan-
quets and grand ball, which will
probably be held in the Horse Sho"
Building. The visitors will be here but
|, two days, arriving on the morning OF
May o.
In view of the lavish entertainment
afforded the Blues on their New Eng
land trip three years ago, especially
by the Ancient and Honorable Artil.
lery and by the Connecticut Foot Guard
every effort will be made to show the
visitors as much courtesy during the
] short time they will be here as was
shown them while they were in Massa :
| chusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.
| The City Council Of New Haven APP
| propriated a fund of $4,000 for the
decoration of the city and for enter
tainment at the time of the Blues
memorable trip and hotel was espe-
J cially chartered for their comfort.
! Like courtesies, though not so extern
sive, were experienced elsewhere, and
| the Blues are preparing to show that
/, Virginia hospitality shall not be out
[ done by that which has been extended
to them in the North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10

as follows:
In all purses five entries are re-
CURED and two to start unless other
wise specified" 1t was also decided
that III only one of the horses entered
for purse shall appear on the course
lie shall be entitled to his own en-
trance money and to one-half of the
entrance money received from the 9TH
er entries for said purse"
Representatives. of 3s1 tracks inter
ested in trotting horses on the grand
circuit attended to-day's meeting.
President p. P. Johnston. of licking
ton. Ky, presided. Johnston was re-
elected president, and the association
adjourned until its next biennial ses-
sion I'm 1912
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
Jaller's Family ouarantlned.

.NII''7S1tRf W MI : n
Salisbury. n. c., February a.-Sheriff ]
Mckinzie. of Salisbury. who Is also ko
are Guaranteed in the county fail nm =
count of the appearance OF two casef
smallpox among the prisoners. Every
caution has been taken. and there Is
fear of n spread OF the disease.
inc spring term of Rowan superior c.
convenes hero next week, ana the co,S
ohicials will make an extra effort to
vent the temperance OF the disease in
county. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
TRAVIS LOSES TO GARDNER.
Feature of Qualification Round Of St Va,
e0tine's Golf Can't

VI QuaIIIcat1on Hound Of st. Val
entine's Golf Contest.
Pinehurst, y. c.. February o.-one hun.
aleu ana sISty.fou. players drove off from
. IN , hrst tee in to-day's qualification round
tournament. record field for this contss.
lne feature of play was tho defeat Of
Walter J. Travis.-of Garden city. hv +. p
, narnaer. OF Midlothian in TIC race for the
ca go player scored II against 81 for his dis.
tinsuished opponent. Tho cards:
Mr.. Gardner-out, 8. T. 4. 5. 5. 3, s. s-ss.
IN, ). J. l. :. I, 4, a, 4. 6-is: total II.
in. o. !, ., 4. 5, T. 4. 3. $50: total, 81.
In third position was c. l.. Becker az
Woodland. in 81. /. S. Robeson. OF oak Hill
and II. W. Perrin, of Merton Cricket Club,
tied for. fourth position in So.
ITO at 81 marked the limit OF admIs.
sion 10 the presidents cup division.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

AZ, Among those who wilhenjoy the fine
Down south" program to be given
~. l p,,. As sa,iy OF Music this evening
oncl Tom Booker Of Amelia. ass, soa
oy the famous negro quartet Will be
= hundred or moro veterans from the
Soldiers Home. w VIZ
me two genial Confederates will
themselves appear in gray coats romin.
.lacent OF wartime days, and it seemed
appropriate that the old men should
ee there to help them fight the battles
,,,s an invitation extended by the
and az full delegation from the. Home
IS preparing to turn out.
: II, The . plan adopted by the Radcliffe
turers by way of varying its musical
ana comedy, program has proved one
OF me most popular features OF the
excellent concert series now being pre-
set by the distinguished speakers who
have preceded him will suffer nothing
at the hands Of Spilman Riggs. who
will appear. at the Academy On Friday
Mr.. Riggs has enjoyed unusual sue
cess on the lyceun circuits, and in
many cities he isAan annual "attrac-
ton l,of whom the audiences never
shows that he has no lack OF admirers
i'm Richmond, and that a we'll t,lIed
house will greet him here. Musician,
III a neEs e and
produce in one or another form some
thing interesting and entertaining to
everybody who hears him speak
With banjo, song and story, Polk
Miller, assisted by his comrade In
arms ana lifelong friend. Colonel Tom
Booker, Of Amelia oounty--two Con-
federate veterans famous as enter
tainers--will give Richmond people a
glimpse of tho old South In a concert
arranged for tonight at the Academy
of Music.
IT is a melancholy thought, revived
by each annual reunion OF the "boys In
gray" that few more years Will see
the last OF the already thin line OF
before the big war, Afterytha nobody
will be left TO tell Of the things that
were except the books. TO the young
sr gsueratio on. 4 therefore. an entertain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
CELEBRATES oaTn BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Amanda Herring Has Nearly Hun
bred Descendants.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
4 Charlottesville Va, February e.-Afrs.
Amanda Herring yesterday celebrated her
ty-fourth birthday at the home OF her
son-in-l law, George w. Smith. near Stony
Point. When about thirty-sevcn years OF
age she was left q widow with eight chill.
drcn, six of whom are living. She has
thrty-one grandchildren and ffty-seven
four living descendants. Mrs. Herring is ex-
eeedingly we'll preserved She Is very little
deaf for person of her age. Her oyesisht
is still good. and che daily reads her Bible
and the newspapers. The reunion was large
ly attended BY relatives and friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
WILL PETITION GOVERNOR.
Effort to Be Made TO HIVE Ham ilton's Sem
tence COMMITTED,

Especial to Thee -Dispatch.1
Iynchburg, Va, February o.--Therc is lit
Ito doubt but an effort Is to be made with
in tho next week to have Governor Mann
commute the sentence of Angelo S. IIamil-
ton. who is under sentence to be electro
cuted in Richmond on February IS. for tho
murder OF Mrs. Sallie B. IliX here last juno.
Several months ago an effort was made In
the city to secure a petition with this Same
end In view but it was dropped whers 1t
was found that public sentiment was
against executive clcmency in the matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
BIDS FOR NEW EQUIPMENT.
yirginian to Award Contracts for Engines
and CabOoscS.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Norfolk, Va, February Git was an-
nounced thiss morning at the Office of the
Nirginian Railway that bids had been ask
ed for twenty locomotives, including eight
giant Malets. eleven Mikados and switch
engine. Bids are also being asked for
twenty cahooses. Eight new day coaches
and six baggage coaches have been ordered
from the Harlan & .hollinssworth Works at
Wilmington. Del. These will be delivered
the latter part OF February OF first OF
March,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
REMOVED FROM DURHAM.
Trial Of solomon shepherd for Murder Re-
gins in Oxford

Especial to The Tmea, plspatchtl
Spencer, ~ c.. February s-Charsed with
tho murder Of Engineer j. A. Holt, OF Spen-
Ger, solomon Shepherd (colored), aged
thirty years was arralsned IN ille SUI
perlor Court at Oxford To-day, Judge ], G,
Biggs presiding. The case had been remov-
ed from Durham county upon talpreNto
secure fury at Durham for the trial OF
shepherd, Tho case Is being prosecuted by
Solicitor Gatus, OF Hilshoro, and Bryant
and proGden OF lourhnmi shepherd, who Ia
charged with shooting Engineer Holt IN the
paak while on his cab at Durham on De,
eembcr 3. 1905 is alleged 10 have confcsscd
10 the crime IN cincinnat where ha was
arrested IIa is also charged with hurs|arS
1t Durham IIa is represented by skinner
ana I.ovenstine. or l.Xham.
AL the Holt brothers, j. IN II, NJ. IL g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
.Inspector ls Dismissed.

Washington, D. e., February 9.--E,
3. Holman, immigrant inspector. in
charge at Galveston, Tex, will, be dis
missed "for the good of the service
according to,a ruling made by Secre-
tary Nagel to-day. Various charges
Were made against him, and his dis
missal was recommended by Commits
sioner- General Ilcefe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
70 Consi,ler Annexntlon.

3 n ISpecIaI 10 TIC IITIts-DIsPdtVlI'J
Norfolk, Va. February s.s--The Ports
mouth city Council last night took its first
action in the question OF consolidation with
Norfolk, naming committee to take tho
matter up with the committee from the
Norfolk Council. II is known that there
is IL great division of opinion in Portsmouth
as to the Availability of this consultations,
and whatever the report OF the committee
1T is certain that the project Will meet
With strong opposition across the river.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
and T. v. Holt. are prominent citizen
Spencer. and are all ut Oxford attcn,
tho trial. 1>A :,
Telephone Companies Get franchise
~ Snecial To Tho n, q e :. rAIsaa4>l. s. :

Salisbury, N. c.. February s.-Franci
nave been granted by tho Rowan co
board of commissioners to tho Gold 4
Telephone Company at Gold Hili. ant
the Ebenezer Telephone Company for Il
operation of telephone exchanges. g
progress has been made during tho Y
year In the Inauguration OF farmers.
telephones in Rowan. Cabarrus, stu
Davidson and other adjoining counties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
RAGING ASSOCIATION INDICTED

Cincinnati. o.. February Am in
dictnent was returned by the grand
Jury Of kenton county. Ky. to-day
against the Latonia Racing Association
on the charge OF holding races without
a license from the Kentucky State Rae
Ing Commission.
The La,onia race track is in Kcnton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
halfway Peace Pact Signed,

Mexico City. FebruarY 0.-AlI dIffer
cnces between conductors and en-,
gineers of the National Railways OF
Mexico and the management We're set
tied this afternoon, the peace pact
being signed at $50 O'Clock. Both
tho railways officials and the employees
state they are satisfied with the agree
ment reached, tho terms OF which they
refuse to diVulge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
strueS by an Engine.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Salisbury. n. c., February CD. e. w
aged thirty years. an cmployc OF tho So
ern Railway Company at Spencer, e.
struck by rapidly moving shifting
CINE In tho Spencer yards last night, b.
severely Injured. One leg was broken
other bruises sustained. He wilt recoy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10

county, and held a race meeting last
fall In defiance OF orders from the
racing commission. The commission
has declared that no race meeting
could be held unless book-making was
abolished. and the pari-mutual system
OF betting used. The race track man
ayers, however, installed bookmakers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
Trying to Arrange Wrestling Match

(spcClaI 70 IHt 7 III3es- 2! Vlt -
Lynchburg. Va, February ss-Dispu,-
Ing tho claim of Joe Turner. the Wash
ington ,niddleweight wrestler. TO the
Title OF Southern champion. Henry
Otto. OF Cleveland. o.. is endeayorInG
to secure match here with the wash
ington grappler Otto disputes Iur1
ner'g claim. and wants to show his
s,iperiority over him on Tho mat here
for side bet. and the winner to take
The recntutE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
WILL MEET IN STANTON.
Teachers OF Tenth Congressional District TO
Hold Annual session.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.1

Especial 10 Tho TImes-Dispatch.
Stanton, Va, February a.-The annual
teachers. meeting of the Tenth Congress-
ional District VIII be held here in the Rey-
eriey Theatre Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary II and IL. There will be large num-
Der OF addresses On various features and
depa rtments OF school work.
Among those who will speak are Congress-
man II. d. Flood. Charles G. Maphis, State
examiner: ], S. Thomas, assistant State
superintendent: Colonel Gilbert Wood. DR..
Robert Frazier. Mrs. W. W. King, Mrs. l..
Il. Dashlell and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10

Especial to Tho TImes-DlsphtCh,I
Stanton, Va. February 9,-The augusta
County Fruit Growers Association VIII meet
in Assembly Hall here Friday, and viii be
addressed by DR., s. ", Fletcher, chief OF
the experiment Station at BlacksburS. AMI
walter Whately, OF Crozet, secretary or the
state Horticultural Society.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
O,nrlcn--philllps.

Especial to The Times DispatclLl
Lynchburg, Va, February 9.--Mon-
day evening. in the parlor of Centen
ary Methodist Church, Edgar Q. O'Brien
and Miss Elizabeth Fl. Phillips. daugh..
Rivermont, We're united In marriages.
Rev. j A. Thomas WAS the ofiiciating
minister. @45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
Charged with Retailing Liquor.

Especial 70 Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wadesboro, n. c.. February Twill Honey
cult. young white man, was bound over to
the Superior Court yesterday by Mayor Bob
gan on the charge OF retailing liquor.
Honeycutts room was searched and twenty
three pints OF whiskey found a number OF
empty cases and jugs were in the room.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10

against the pending legislative bill provid-
Ing for increases In merchants license taxes.
and President w. b. Ferguson was author
iZed to conway the protests to Senator Hol-
land and Delegate West
The general system of taxation in Virginia
was characterized as unjust and iniqutous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
Fertilizer Factory Begins Operations.
LSnecial TO The Timex Dispatch.l

Wadesboro. n. c., February e.-The newly
completed fertilizer factory, erected by the
Southern Cotton Oil Company here. began
operations yesterday. The plant has ca
pacity of 200 tons a day. and is equipped to
run day and night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
y,r,,ninn Gets Appointment.

Especial to The Ilmes- DlsPatc
Washington. u. c., February a-Henry
Cabell MadduE OF Virginia. has heen APP
pointed first lieutenant in the United states
Medical Reserve Corps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
New y. NJ. c. A. building for Grove.

Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch.
Crewe. Va, February 9.--Thc Norfolk and
Western Railway company has appropriated
,c0D for Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation building in Crewe. Work on tho
building will begin as soon as the plans
can be formulated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-10
Undersoes an Operation.

Undersoes an Operation.
Miss Willie Carhart. of Catawba. Va. who
has charge of the hospital in that place
was operated on at the Virginia Hospltal
yesterday. She viii return to assume Lei
duties to-day.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
Ntnaor sohroson
MACH FlETcHER'S
GAS Q RIA
@Mrttembera.

Mit Sen 8auarbeiten an Der 8abn:
bofsermeiterung in @oppingen
miro 0em11adit begonnen meroen. n
ST. ~ ebingen muroe cine itanoi=
ge fatb. Notwithstanding errib=
tet, ser Sic &atbolifen bon Mebingen
lammt sen infringement Ortl6afte1
5ntbeil tpur6en. - Ser 5obn oes
glnmalts sos. S9lipf in 8aierS=
muroe non einem &ne6t
einen unporit6tigen S@nb ge=
t0otet. Ser 65iabr. &oli5eioiener
8ernbaro in 81 mlisbagen itir5te
in ser oortigen 20menmtrtbi@aft cine
Ereppe berab urto bra6 6as @entd.-
2m6mirtb Dapio @olf BON S6iff=
perl1ngliidte bet elmer Durds
brenneret t06tlid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Mbtei erboben. Die Genebmtgl1ng aus
Som lit bereits e%ingetroffen. 81.
~8aiihenfeIo itiir5ten 3 &inoer
in sen @ieienfluB uno 2 6erielben,
oas 5idbrige So6terden oeS S6ub-
maherS Carl Sitter un6 bas 6iabri-
ae G6dter6en oeS H%ulpermiuers
5dab ertranfen. - 81 @ieien-
tbeio brannte bus 8obnbaus oes
8immerunnnes Mt6. 2al1oerba6 nit
alien Mebengebau0en ab. - Mit Ser
MaSfnbrung ser 8abnliaie @oienbein'
6rub5orf pia 2anM lit begnn-
men moroen. - DaS fg1. Site Bpm.
nahum in @ur5burg fptert i'm
Sabre 1911 iein 350iabr, Sl1bilaum
uno miro NIT ser Seier Elm Stuoien.
genoNenidnftsfeit perbunoen meroen.
- Sic Itdotilden golegien bon
Is urlita6t baben oen 8au elmer
@a1erleitung beidloiien. -SSn 20 T.
tenberg oft bo6m. @eiitl. &atb unb
5ta0tpfarrer @eorg &ibner I'M Ml=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

8ane1t,

Gin tleles groBes Nbeillfraftmert
muroe in Mngriff genomr1en, oas I'm,
melt ser @lattmiinoung 5miiden oen
1i6mei5eriiden 0rten nit @roBidiff=
fabrtsihleuie sen 6l1b itaut. sDie
Neuerlmg miro 10 be0elteno, baB Die
id0ne. alte geoedte &beinbriide Bel
ggliiau entfernt un6 0nrd cine nene
l%teinerne eriett merben muB. Durb
SOS @ebr uno sic in 0emielben ange-
bradte Sdiffsidleuie miro audi oaS
5&iffsfabrtsprojeft 8aiel 8ooeniee
mieoerum% geforoert, SSn &ebl lit
Mlt-8e5trfsratb @eorg @brbarot ge=
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2an0geridtsratb a. 8. Mug. @rter,
elmer Ser oienitdlteiten &idter
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oes 9anomirtbes Miin5er in 80 II n :
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Ser. - Die 26 Sabre alte, leoige
@utSbeitberin Cite Ireiber, cine
Milliondrm, melde Sen @ren5bof in
5adingen, Sos @a1t ibrer BERT.
@ltern %beuobnte, mur6e eridoiien in
ibrem 8ette aufgefut1oen. - Mas ser
8riga9 mur0e ser 62idbrige 2eopolo
&ailer BON Sannbetm als 2eibe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

oorfer @grl1no uno I'M Amt Tronbar-
len nit eleftriidem Strom gu perlor-
qen. - 81 Sranffurt a. M. err
ihoB lib Der Characterization Sris
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3a @ieienfelb lit abgebranrf.
m%eeeerneiiter SSacob 9dafer bon
@elnbauen ertranfte iia til Der
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ten i3immermeiiter uno @altaotrfb y,
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grbauung elmer @a1lerleitung ange.
reat. = Die Mrbeiter an Ser 8adgau:
balm bon Midoffenburg bis mad
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minoeitens in Sic @emarfung s 5.
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