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Aoa
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Seton I ea unbp
Moena
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Caroline Dauer,

geb. z % III /,
i'm 75. 2ebeuSiabre; g9ittpe beg rer1torbeucn
eSobH 2auer ae5oreH IN Abetu Eiicboisbelul,
glml acbl @robbcr3ogtbum gaoen lie 8eerot.
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aus Rp. 1888 Sim Stra6e moan Gerpuunfe
Lno i5reuHoe obue petiere gtoit5 bofll6it etngas
IaoeH fno BON
1920 Ten truuernoen Siuterbliebencu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20
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Y u u II yk1 " KFUK :.
Warta: .hnt bos Smpfen eigentlih
giinitiae Refulinte21
Winno: BET meiner G6neittr foe
gar iebr eiinftiee 49, 5iDei Ma6en larg
riitrts iie tsins zane dulS
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ecboren 3l 8iaingenhorf Sberamt aut5tpeiI
In feEer gobnuHG go. 1922 25alnut Strnbe
94eeroi9uua am GonneriiGg Dlnr9en nm 71s ugC
bonn Erauer6alfc uus. aeuuiems5ohme'1e IN
Der CT ,Sran3siu5sStiThe nm llhr. EefuHnte
Ano @eripanote ftHo freuuoIi2it etugeIabeH.
2Q21s
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Eierbc nno Tnhrwerfe.

END enisr Mrbeiisp'eEbe. !
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A,aqtupieres tn hitfer |artif: an1 NeoseIe
al.aeuIttHs gntpfefbe; Uiiros une fgsusH.
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bas al Srtr, CIR was Fis nuseepeber rurnsH.
cbsr seiH gserfauf a2T.a29 eneaucye Git.
siuifAeu Gserter urb Sumter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20
ueb. Setber

peD. ) I Qtl,
geIipbie Satin bon Ibeooor Reis i'm So sc.
bensinhre. @eeroigung an GouHeritag, oeu -.
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crbuufe ans &eI'ebung auf benz Sgrtnq Gro9e
ssrieohofe nm llhr. 2O-23
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20
Gott!isb Gsbinafr,

i'm 9IIier bon Ga Snbrea. : aEonaten une 10
Saaeu. Sic @terosune itIlhet itatt am Witt.
nod ben 21 December 1910, Ratmlttags !
ubr, BON Irauerhauic aus Uor1ui unI ~ uhr
IN Der 3mmauuelsatrohe Dartmouth, Elm Lralt'
er1oiiasoeT'i at9cbaitcH miro, Do3u 4ernaHoie
lao SreuHoe bpfIld)ft etngeIaoen fIrrp.
Tic trunernoeu 6tHterbltebenen.
Gbr nina 3eBtnqer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20

iT1igitgelieGte Diutier bon Aoie Z. gEiIioH. Sic
ssceroiauna itnbet iiaft BON Der g2obpling ihre5
StpieGe-fobnel g9IL Sdcpe 20. 2s24 stitorta
gioeHue Sonbe Bart Gm Steniiag ben 20. Se5.
1910. I'M l ubr AdtBmitags. IrauerfCier IN
hcr 1nmergriiH SrieobofsSfupeue, gIeloport. stq.,
itW llbr. 1920
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20

5tarb in iciner gSobHuHg, SO. 1447 oarriion
sIoenu?, am Sonntag, oen IS. Ge3ember 1910,
ann lIbr II min. Dtprgeue unier innigft
seIicbter 8atte, Suter. Stpiegerouter nno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20
5ohanna Ge(sibrad)t,

aeb. Strctemep per
i'm Glitter Ron "a Sabreu Die 9eeroisurs fin
fonerbofe a slG aug matt mani ernonSte S 4r
s5reunoe eiHleIubcn iiuo non
Teu trnuerHoeH Stuterbliebcueu.
ettte feline RIuneH 1920
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20

rd6eret, aniafbenbe: IS Birs. wisM pss
Lamb. Nusfunff tn bsr BonsbicftsC Csftfs.
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: oes-anseisru.

Starb am Sountas ben Is. Iesem6cr 1910
georaenS nm lIhr nuh iangenl iehmerem 2cis
ben uuiere innigiEeeIiebie Ilutter, Snpiegers
Tuttcr erpBmutier uHo urgrobmHiter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20

Sturb um sonutae WorgeH ben >. 1e3cnbey
1910 IT ibrer g3obHuHS. AO. 1l45 6oDttH3
Gtrcbe. uniere 9elie3te 9Ruiter, SdUiegerulu!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20
Catherine Reis,

star5 am 0lontag ben 10 2e3ember 1910
IN thrcr gSobnuHg. 30. 39l2 Ie3Grt arcEue
Gbepipt
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Mites nj enfs,
ipcHn tn ssbn
iptrn In jdhrlid3tu
GaaT 3ahlnuatn
ttgnbit. tfsahlt.
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9r3FoeHt otE GtootCaths.
EteIaubig:: 6 b 10 Il SsHb.ri ION, 6!ti.
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NTHIptlU OS5 NIApuAIvs
G!teft: Icrtu Stuberfc ION. egfrf.
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Gietnt B d m tr.

danuie Dlap Ssrisbt -.
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Minnie 9auitIs ..,....-.
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Srehesui eS Stepiraibts.
xi;ss: etntu esastEi sE, G!,rt.
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Dstsr Droahammsr,

etarb am 92ontas, Den 10. Ge3eHber 1910
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-20
Marir Grommsr,

Star5 mad Iaugarem 2etoeH. an 5oHT
ben is 2e3emDeU 1910
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-28
COAL PRODUCTION IN
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA

ST Paul. Va, Sept. 24.-The
second week of September in
this field has been another rec
ord breaker. Although this is
pay day. which fact generally
reduces production, the Clinch-
field Coal Corporation has just
given out an official statement
that more coal was mined and
shipped from its different oper
ations this week than ever be
fore IN its history for the same
length of time. While this is
due partly 10 an unfailing car
supyly. the increasing number
of men coming 10 work IN this
field is favOring the heavier
output of coal. For the past
two weeks men have been com
ing from other mining districts
into this field, and also a con-
siderable number who work on
farms during crop season are
now taking employment IN the
mines, but still there are more
miners needed, and managers
say that contracts for coal al
ready in hand are guarantee
for good wages for months 70
come
The Carolina, Clinchfield and
/ Ohio short line into the cotton
! mill districts of the CarOlinas
and Georgia has given South
west Nirginia's cOaitield a more
remarkable development thar
has ever occurred in the same
length of time, and every indi
cation points to still more un
usual results.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-28

station with one slight motion
of his hand and he can keep the
way station bell ringing "a long
as he pleases. When an opera
tor wishes TO talk 10 the dis
patcher, It, is merely necessary
for him TO take his receiver of
the hook. press button and
speak into the transmitter The
dispatcher Is connected 10 the
circuit at all times.
With this equipment. it is
also impossible for an operator
to tell the dispatcher that his
bell did not ring if such were
not the case, because the dis
patcher Is given the signal that
,nfOims him whether or not the
bell did ring. This has tended
largely TO improve the grade of
service rendered
The saving of the dispatch
ers' and operators nerves
through there being relieved of
the continual handling Of tel
graph key has been the feature
Of the new system that these
men appreciate very deeply
while the ability 10 talk 90 one
another by word or mouth has
resulted i'm a closer personal ac-
Quaintance and better discipline
among the men.
Another feature of the tele-
/ phone which is very important
/ TO the railroads is the fact that
lit allows portable sets 90 be
carried on the trains. With this
equipment, If "a train has been
stalled at a point on the line
for reasons which could not
I be foreseen. 10 is possible fOl
/ the conductor 90 get into direct
touch with the dispatcher mere
/ ly by connecting his telephone
/ set TO the line with a fishing
pole Time saved boy this sin
/ gle feature of the telephone dis
patching system alone war
I rants it's installation.
The one great essential n
| railroad dispatching service,
I branch of raiiroading which IL
/ kept at the highest pOssibl
notch Is absolute safety lt ]
the telephones proud boast "a
the present time. after thre
years service. not am acciden
. can be laid Go the failure of thi
apparatus.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-28
CALEB
POWERS
II Elected. Will Not be the
Only Congressman Who
Has Been in Jail for
Alleged Crime.

When Caleb Powers, nomi-
mated for Congress by the Re
pubhcans Of the Eleventh Ken
tucky District, takes his seat in
the House, his district being
Overwhelmingly Republican, he
Will not be the only man in
high public position in Wash
ington who has been in Jail for
alleged crimes. Powers. as is
well known, was for years in
prison charged with completely
i'm the murder of Governor Goe-
bel, and later pardoned by Gov
ernor Wilson. Justice Horace
III. Lurton. Of Tennessee, was
imprisoned at Columbus, Ohio.
during the Civil war lie was
one of Gen. John IL Morgan e
raiders. with whom he was
captured ON their rash venture
into Indiana and Ohio. Gen.
Geo ~. Gordon, Representa-
tive from the Tenth Tennessee
District and commander Of the
United Confederate Veterans
Association. spent some time IN
"a Northern prison after his
capture az the battle of Frank
lin. where, leading his brigade
lin a charge on the Union breast
works. his horse carried him
/ far in advance Of his men and
into the arms of a merciful
enemy, who might have slain
him, but spared him for a rest
from his impetousity in a secure
/ Northern prison. Congressman
/ Richardson, of the Eighth Ala
/ bama District, was i'm 1868. ,
+ Confederate prisoner I'M Muir
/ freesbOro. Tennessee, Jail. un
/ der sentence 10 hang as "A spy
/ He says he would doubtless
have met such a fate, but fo
the fact that General Forres
surprised the Federals and res
, cued him. So there will be tive
B members of the next House wh'
have had TO suffer the agony o
sentence 90 death, when CaleI
Powers takes his seat.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-28
STUART AND
SUBMISSION

Hon. Barnes Gillespie and
Hon. J. \. Harman, both Of
Tazewell, spoke at Olinger and
Dryden Monday afternoon and
night. They had good audiences
and splendid meetings at both
places
Mr. Gillespie sprung the SEN
sation Of the campaign 20 the
present time. He said that.
few days ago. he talked with
the Secretary of that far famed
Lebanon mass meeting called
by Mr. Stuart 20 decide whether
he should vote TO proclaim the
Constitution or 20 submit 10 20
the people. The Secretary Of
the SO called mass meeting told
him there were exactly seven
people present, and that four Of
them voted for submission of
the Constitution Co the peC-
pie. while three voted for pro
claiming it. This statement
fairly startled the audience, as
IL is also due 90 astound and
electrify the entire Ninth
District.
This disclosure. made upon
indubitable authority. will be
the turning point OF the cam
paign. Ii shows that Mr. Stuart
actually betrayed his people
and broke his promises absO
| lutely, after being further
| bound by the vote of his meagel
mass meeting Such an exam
/ pie of dup icity and broker
/ faith is almost without parable
i'm the entire record of politica
/ dishonor.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-28
FAIR AT JONESVILLE
Indications that the Fourth
Annual Exhibit Will be
One of the Most No
table in Lees
History.

The fertile county of Lee is
planning to have a great fair at
} Jonesville on October 5, 6, Z
and s.
This will be the fourth an
nual fair under the auspices of
the Lee County Fair Associa-
tion, and it promises TO be one
of the most notable exhibits of
fine stock and farm products in
the history of that county D..
Much fine stock, including
blOoded horses and high-grade
cattle and hogs will be exhibit
ed. There will also be racing, a
number of interesting contests
having been scheduled
A liberal premium list has
been arranged, and it is expect
ed that there will be numerous
entries.
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sues. He waves no "bloody
shirt He tries 20 arouse no
harsh or sectional feelings, and
he always has a smile and
pleasant greeting for even his
strongest political enemy. He
strikes the real and live issues,
issues that are Of real import
ance today and that have a real
bearing upon the future. The
high plane upon which he ~
conducting his campaign COM
mands the admiration and re-
spect Of all the people.
His splendid personal charac-
ter Is well known and esteemed
by every one, and the fearless,
unequivocal attitude that he
maintains on all questions Of
interest TO his people commands
the commendation and good
will Of every one without re-
gard 20 party. There is never
any question as 20 how he
stands. He never "straddles"
for any temporary effect; and
his thought aud concern all the
time is for the welfare aud in
terests Of his own district
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-09-28
Mr.. SLEMP'S
CAMPAIGN

The receptions given Mr.
Slemp at the speaking appoint
ments he has filled 20 this time
over the District. including his
toric Jonesville, Appalachia.
Norton, Tacoma and Coeburn,
Lebanon and Honaker. in the
home county of his distinguish
ed opponent, at Graham in the
blue grass fields Of Tazewell, az
Pulaski, Marion and other
points in the other valley, have
no parallel in the political his
tory Of the District. The at
tendance has been excellent at
every point and the spirit of
cordiality and enthusiasm, with
which he has been met and
greeted by thousands of people
has never been equaled in the
case of any candidate. RepuO-
licans and Democrats alike
| have extended 10 him the right
hand of fellowship everywhere
| Hundreds of Democrats hav,
done so, some of whom viii
vote for him, and others who
though they may not vote 70
him, still have a warm ans
kindly feeling for their brillian
and energetic young Congress
man.
= Mr. Slemp has a splendiC
and easy broadminded grasl
of national issues, and his open
! ing speech has won plaudits 70
= him all over the country. Hun
e dreds of letters have been re
{ ceived, not only from the Mint
z District, but a generous portio
. of them from other portions o
h the State, and other States
Y which praise without stint hi
{ magnificent exposition of th
0 issues that are foremost in thi
J. campaign.
I There is no harshness, no II
h sentiment In either his tone
@ his manner when he attacks tf
views of his opponent. Thel
st is no appeal to sentiment, ju
n a straightforward, clean GU
o honest statement of his positiC
4 on the issues before the peopl
ID and of his service to his DI
{ trict.
le He does not go back over q
st trail for forty or fifty years
ibring up dead and buried