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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-15

Paris, March 15-At the meet at Maisons-L.af1tte yesterday, W. K. Van derbilt's Presight finished second in the Prix Sornette for three-year-olds, $1,- 200, distance six furlongs. In the Prix du Vieux Moulin, a selling event of S60O, distance ten furlongs, Nash Fur ner's F'riand/II came in second
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-15

New, York. March 15-There is new record for the indoor mile relay today, as the result of the New York quar- tets victory over Boston and Phila- delphia pastime games, last night. The time was 3:25 2-5. The Gotham team was composed of Dorland, Ro- senberger, Shephard and Gissing.
 The three standing jumps mark was twice. lowered during the games. the record finally going to Dan Healy, who covered 35 feet ' 3-S inches.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-15

I0PeCIdI ITUII UHIltU T1SS.
 New Orleans, March 15-Johnny kling, premier Cub catcher, is ex- pected to join the team here today, following his start from Kansas City yesterday. The veteran backstop is confident that the coming season will be the greatest of his career
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-15

Cambridge, Mass, March 15-Har- ward and Cornell will probably row at Ithaca on May 27. The date. arrang- ed at conference held Saturday at which it was finally decided to con- tinue relations in this sport, was an- nounced last night. It has yet to be formally approved by the Harvard Athletic Council, but it is expected this will be done within a few days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08

A handsome design,
with umbrella stand
attached finished with
the best English lac
quer. We also have
the stand sep = 1E
arate, at..... sOO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
Chicago Woman Tells of Les
SONS Learned from the
Bible.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Ten thousand
Sunday school pupils have passed
under the tutelage of Miss Anna E.
Wing, 1861 Congress avenue who has
just celebrated the thirty eighth ami
versary of her becoming teacher OF
Bible Glass d of the Third Presby-
terrain Church, Ashland boulevard and
Ogden avenue. One thousand of these
are enrolled as actual working mem
bers.
AS the class progressed Miss Wing
promoted, and when the boys grew
to manhood and were old enough to
cast their first vote Miss Wing, their
first teacher. still directed their
spiritual welfare. Since then the
estimable teacher has instructed Glass
D. and most of her present students
range from % to IS years of age.
Miss Wing declares she has learned
many things In her thirty-eight years
and here are some of the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
M'ManigaI Declares
M'N0fndra Paid Him

fuses. I returned to Chicago that night
and sent down to - by special de-
livery that night a coil of fuse. [ went
from there to Pittsburg and from there
went East and pulled off the Green
vile IN. j. job. and he gave me hell
about not getting clocks back that did
not go off. When ]. J.. Mcnamara left
Indianapolis for Rochester 1 accom-
panied him as far as Cleveland, and we
took with us twenty quarts of nitro
glycerine.
81 returned 10 Indianapolis about ten
days later or about the end of the
convention at Rochester. 1 talked with
j.. J. Mcnamara about a letter telling
him tina the Heyl and Patterson and
Boston Bridge Company were at work
there, that is, In Boston. The Phoenix
Bridge Company was putting in a new
union depot and the Boston Bridge
Company was putting In a bridge there
n all the steel elevations were set.
1 saw the letter: 1t said: =
"fYou had better sen a man, over
there and see what can be done for the
local people 1 placed the charge
der street Orders that ran across the
street. I went from there to Boston
and went out again n went from
there to Springfield and looked over
the job there in Massachusetts,. I
went from there to Scranton, Pa, and
there looked over a gas holder that ].
MCNAMARA had told me to look over,
and from there 1 went to Buffalo and
down to Pittsburg. J.. J. Mcnamara
me $500 and expenses for the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
Makes Rough Skins
Smooth and Clear

1T is a hopeless task to try to oyer r.
fsne nowsder" writes Mrs. Mae Martyr
in the Denver Advocate. for the reason
that powder clogs pores and so lmpedes
their functions that DiaeNne@os' pi"pi
IA verv ine lotion to rid the skin Of
unnatural conditions is made by, stirring 2
then adding 4 ounces spurmaX, or II witch
hazel i is used instead OF water it viii dry
more quickly. Apply this lotion spsringfH,
ave an. a velvety glow and softness. This
lotion is superior to powder, as it pro
dnces a healthy condition, and then, too,
1t is invisible when on and VIII not run
off,"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08

Well fitted e W
draft. draw centre CRATE
and ash pan: handsome
design; nickel. foot rail
-surmounted by neat
nickel ornament and
nickel rim; ac-
tually worth ALI
$3.50. spec. at.
other parlor stoves up
to $500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08

hired into in the course of the inves-
cation. District Attorney Miller, re-
lying to a statement of Gompers, said
bdey:
LET me suggest to Mr.. Gompers that
S an evidence of good faith he bring,
r cause to be brought, n suit in equity
skiing that u real accounting be had
( the gigantic expense fund that was
aised for use in the defense of the Nc
Ismaras. Let him do this in order
nat the people Of the country may
now just how much of the vast
mount Of money paid in by laborins
hen was used for legitimate attorneys
ses and necessary expenses and how
,uch was used for corrupt and unlaw-
al purposes"
The records of the labor organizations
aving headquarters in this city show
hat the Iron Workers contributed $780,
DO to the defense fund. the Brother
God of Carpenters, $4,000; the Inter
Typographical Union, $4,000;
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
HIGH SCHOOL FIGHT IN COURT.

JERSEY CITY. Dec. s.-Vice-Cha
cellor Garrison in Chencsry Court yes-
terday heard argument In the Bayonne
High School case. resulting from ocn-
tracts over the heating and ventilation
of the building. The hearing was on
q mechanics lien placed OF the build
ing by the Evans & Almiran Company,
of New York, which finished the work
after the Baldwin Engineering Gem
pany failed and q receiver for the con-
Germ had been appointed. The Dvans
& Almirall Company were the second
lowest bidder for the Job.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08

The complete confession of Ortie Nc
Ianigal to Detective Burns, made at
he time of the arrest of himself and
ames B. Mcnamara, is now given to
she public for the first time, and 1t
eals SO with details of the Jobs car
led out under John j. McNamara's
ERECTION, giving dates, purchases Of
ynamite and times of explosions. that
o doubt can be entertained of Its
p~nuineness.
McManigal began working with the
dcNamaras in June, 1907, n commit
ed various crimes under a man whose
lame he does not give because he is
! lot under arrest, but who is SUPPOSED
q be the m~uch-wanted Captain. This
nan kept back part of the money that
vas to be given for wrecking bridges
nd factories and after this discovery
le dealt with John j. Mcnamara per-
'onally. coming to this city frequently
or consultation and getting the explo-
live at the Jones stable. where 1t had
,een planted, and in the basement OF
he Central Life building, where Nc
Eamara had his office as secretary of
he International Association of Bridge
md structural Iron Workers. After re-
erring to his d~ynamiting of bridges
Ind other structures and finding that
he man under whom he vas working
vas keeping part Of his pay, he report
d to John J. Mcnamara and continues:
I'VE took this matter up with j. j..
Mcnamara and he could hardly believe
( at first, but later on was convinced
If what had been done. We did the
0ennison Harvard Viaduct job at
cleveland on June 20. 1910, J. B. Nc
Samara and myself doing the work.
- paid US 500 apiece In To-
edo for this work. J. j. Mcnamara
old me to go right on with my work,
Ind If - did not pay me he would
settle the thing right with me. He
,urther wanted to know what -
aad paid me at Toledo for the Glove
and Job and I told him 500 and trans
,ortation and he said that was all
tight. Now you go on UP to Pitts
burg ard you will get in touch with
aim at ,Pittsburg, said J. j. Mcnamara.
[ went to Pittsburg and found -
there. While we were in Pittsburg we
received a telegram from j.. ]. Nc
Namara. addressed to --, stating
that he would have to get along with
put ]. b. Mcnamara, as J. B. McNa-
mara would not work under him. This
was quite a while before the McKeas
Pa, job.
About the second of July -
said: you get a suitcase and we will
start for Indianapolis tomorrow by way
OF Cleveland, and we will go over to
Rochester, Pa, and I want to take
soup along and leave 1t off at
/ got a suitcase for s.. We
went over to Rochester, Pa, that after
and went out to the place where
showed me he had the soup
stored in an od building or cooper
shop. We took out twelve quarts of
nitroglycersne and put it in the suit
case, leaving :dfty-eight quarts there.
got into Cleveland about 8 or 10
o'clock that evening. The job was at
Akron, O., and was to be pulled off the
Fourth of July morning, but he had no
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
WATER SUPPLY DISCUSSED.

ELIZABETH, Dec. S.-Tfe special
municipal water supply committee met
last night in the mayors office and COM
pleted the report it will present to City
Council December Is. The committee
had under Amusement the plan to pro-
cure a municipal water supply from
the Wanaque watershed, and the plan
to buy or condemn the Elizabethtown
Water Company plant for municipal
use. It is believed thas the former
plan will be recommended because 1t
is considered the more economical.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
Grand Jury
to Summon GomperS
Continued from FIRST pnee.D

the United Mine Workers, $1,000; the
Darbers'International Union, 5000; the
Brewery Workers Union, $7,0Q0s the
Transfers, $4,000, and the M~achtHist
81, 500. It is supposed that tho ~
msining $50, 900 necessary to makoSthl
$3.50. 900 that Gompers say was con-
tributcd was sent in by individual OIL
local unions.
Evidence that members of the execu-
tive board OF the International Asso-
citation Of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers. were cognizant of the use of
money by John j. Mcnamara in for
warding dynamiting plots will be furn-
ished, 1t is believed by the Federal au-
thorities, by tho records of the Column
bia National Bank, in which the funds
of the organization were deposited,
Every month for two yearssor more
Mcnamara drew from the funds on
personal check from $500 to $1,000,
the amount never less than the first
sum and never more than the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
EMPLOYEES TO PROFIT BY
BOSTON CONCERNS PLAN.

BOSTON, Dec. S.-What is believed tc
be an entirely new plan of incorpora-
ton has been devised and put into
operation by the Dennison Manufactur-
ing Company, which has just been rein
co%rporated in Massachusetts. The
stock has been increased from 81 500, 900
to 81 900, 900.
The old stockholders receive all of the
stock now issued in the new corpora
ton and known as the first preferred,
which carries s per cent. cumulative
If the company earns more than
enough to pay the dividends on this
preferred stock and takes care of
allowances for depreciation of the
plant, ETC., then the extra surplus is
reinvested in the business, and as a
corresponding liability against it.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
MAY LIVE AFTER u.s.
FOOT FALL DOWN CHIMNEY.

BOSTON, Dec. s.-Charles Chaubu;,
of New York, a chimney builder, fell
from the top of the 275-foot chimney
on the plant of the American Sugar
Refining Company. South Boston. and
lives.
Chaubut recovered consciousness at
the hospital.
Il thought I'd never reach the bot
tom," he told the nurse.
In spite of the fact that Chaubut
broke his collar-bone and two ribs
and received severe scalp wounds. the
physicians believe he will ecoyer.
Chaubut was being hoisted to the
top in a small bucket. Something gave
way and the bucket started on its long
drop.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
Bible School Teacher 50 Years,
10000 Have Been in Her Glass

things she is fond of telling her
classes:
One cannot be uneducated and know
the Bible.
To be able to learn the Bible is the
greatest privilege in the world.
The Bible student must know the
sciences. geography. history, archae-
ology. He doesn't have to learn them
beforehand, because they are all con-
tained in the Bible.
If the lessons learned in the Bible
were applied to everyday life there
would be:
Almost perfect social conditions,
Good health.
More prosperity.
No jails.
No saloons.
No courts.
Longevity and peace on earth.
In the last ten years 1t has become a
great book of research, and I am
amazed at the number of grown mel,
who are studying the book. For a
while the boys from IL to 16 seemed to
show lack of interest In Sunday school
work, and an effort is being very sue
cessfully made to get them In the
classes. This Is being accomplished
through the men and religion move
D"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
TOMEY NAMED SCHOOL JANrTOR.

The committee on buildings. grounds
and supplies Of the Board of Educa-
ton last night elected James M.
Tomey, Of 20 Beverly street, to the
position of ~janitor of the new Central
Commercial and Manual Training High
School. This Job carries a salary of
SO, 800 o year. from which the janitor
will pay his assistants and the cost of
certain supplies. His personal salary
is not expected to exceed $4,000 per
year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-08
pHILA. ELECTION COST sz50,ooo.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s.-The ex-
penses of the Republican campaign
committee during the city Jam
paisn, in which George H. Earle, jr,
its candidate, was defeated for the
Mayoralty, amounted to about $50, 900.
The expenses of the Keystone COM
in its successful fight TO elect
Rudolph B~lankenburg Mayor were q
trine over $500 0 less than the amount
spent by the Republicans.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
WEATHER DELAYS
STREET Widening

At noon today large section or
The excavation necessary for the Wild
ening OF Nuuanu avenue was complet-
ed. and II Is the intention Of the road
department to rush the work of com
pletion.
Under the direction of Road Super
visor Wilson force of nearly eighty
men have been employed on the job.
The weather conditions prevailing up
in the valley have been such for sew
eral weeks past, that all endeavor to
hasten the work along have met with
failure.
A thousand feet of cement curb has
been completed and during the week
was uncovered from the moulds. The
work of leveling the sidewalks Is he
ing done under the supervision Of the
department.
In carrying forward the work OF
making upper Nuuanu avenue fifty.
foot thoroughfarc. two large camphor
trees have been found TO block the
, way. One was removed the other day
while the other will be saved by the
building of small retaining wall.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
WATCH THE NEWS AS
WELL AS THE COME

II Is so often demonstrated that II
you want the news while II IL news
you must take the Bulletin, that to
touch on that theme again seems to he
rubbing 1t into the other fellow, but
all this notwithstanding, the Advcr-
tiser on October . told the public, or
at least that portion Of the public that
Is not particular whether its news IL
an hour or n month old, all about
Brooks comet In the Even n &
Blu lletin of September %, on page
4, Is given the story of Brooks comet
just seven days ahead of the morn
ing papers affusion,
There Is at present another comet,
of the fourth magnitude, In the sky,
and It Is not the Brooks comet either,
but was discovered several days ago.
II can he seen about quarter to nine
In the northwest sky, and will be found
directly below the head of the dragon.
or 1t may bc picked out at about
thirty-four degrees to the left OF the
north star.
There Ii no telling when the morn
ing paper will tell the people who ara
not particular about the freshness OF
the news about this latest sky wan
dcrer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
FIRST REPORT
ON KAU Ditch

water chief W. +. Martin has re-
Ccivcd his first report from Assistant
e. H. Pierce, who Is probing the water
supply for the proposed Kau ditch
scheme on Hawaii. He expects to he
able to give out the definite results
about the middle of this month. when
the remainder of the report reaches
him.
From the Investigations that have al
ready been carried out, the average
rainfall Is about one and Il half inches
n day This has been registered in the
rain gauges that were established at
distances Of five hundred feet from
Ililo right up to the $500 feet level
where Pierce has his camp.
Two automatic gauging instruments
have been fixed one Is on the Wal
luku river. just outside IIilo, where
the whole capacity of the stream IL oh
taincd. and the other II on the Honolii
river at about the l500-foot level.
where the whole flow of that stream
can he also estimated.
Inc general lueh ol 'ne S'heih' ~
that Pierce shall estimate the total
flow of the river at the 25Oo-foot level,
! where the ditch II to run. and also
down below that. If the difference be-
tween the two measurements Is sufli-
cicnt for the supply Of the ditch. then
there can he no objections, but II the
water wanted to MI the ditch is more
than the difference. then II may be
| unfair to the people down below. The
amount Of water that Is to he picked
up north OF this, however has also to
be taken into consideration.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

The arrest in New York or Bertrand
Stclick, "A l5-year- old boy, has brought
to light the details of burglary which
was accompanied by unusual acts of
vandalism. The burglars, of whom the
Stelick boy was one, say the police, en-
tered the 18th street home Of Alfred
Fantl and store articles valued at $500.
They broke all the mirrors In the
house, cut up Persian rugs to the
value Of $1,000 and hacked fine oil
paintings into ribbons
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
confer ABOUT
fruit FLY

The special committee consisting Of
Land Commissioner Charles S. Judd
and J. NJ. Dowsett, appointed by the
board of agriculture to plan further
action for the fight against the Medi.
tcrrancan fruit fly. met this morning
and went into some of the details that
were not touched on at the last meet.
ing.
"Mr Dowsctt and talked the mat
ter over this morning" said Mr.. Judd
To a Bulletin reporter after the
conference, "and although we have
not come to any definite plans yet We
and hope that we can do something
soon There will he no resting on
the question for as soon as we can
see our way clear then we will start
right in"
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Maria Soarcs and hsb ct al to
Francisco GOnsalvcs .......... ID
5 II Kdhail and WI to oJsc de 5
Ramos ............. .......... ID
Nakaiama Dtomatsu to Hilo En-
purium Ltd Observation-Disclosures. NJ
ing Ming chock to Chang Gctt. B $
Tom Pratt Jr and as gdn to Me
Brydc Sugar 60 Ltd .. l.
4 + Tavnres and VT to Maui Land
' A. Railroad 60 Ltd .... 4
lIonokaa Sugar Co to NJ Fujimoto
iIonokaa Sugar co to X Mitsuda
't NJ .....,.............
Hubert W Schrcincr and WI by
mtgcc To l. Warren. tr .. /
NAPOLEON X Pukui to Mary Il Fos-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record October 6, 1911
From 1o;3o a. m. to 4:3o p. m.
Territory of Hawaii {" \ f. T. Nc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

There Is no need to introduce these
people. who made their initial visit here
with the Howard stock Company. Miss
Dunn Is an exceptional actress and has
excellent support.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-30
Wptis an gonbinhnber.

ssoiis ptre bier6urh eeesbtn on biegsglter una
giesiibiiner alex nusiitb bsaben Bombs pcE Gum.
t!ton GoaHtr, p beiaini ais -sonapien ~ eluU
9nsrrSoensnt ascnbs" HnsGatt 30. 1, I'm 6<.
tgnce ben $50, 900 unb uuHrertrf ben 4 BIZ
90 trfiafibe, Denomination $500 ieoer, baiirl
AZ. Gesssmber 1881. fditg ~. Gesxnber 1921
Eno atit1sn iragsne sur Haie epn ~, nit osn'
Burbehnlf feiiens SGMilion 0cnnfp. tsfag..
gonss ag oeer mad eem i2. 9eseMher 1911
sinGsfcn 81 teaiie;E. sdtlbar tn ber Efttes oet
gcuntrs E6dpineiiirs ron Samiitcn koanfr.
Chs, n ginsiHnnii, uno cnsassshsn. urter bes
ansDgiini s,nss @sistes bsr gsnsral ssfiembln
notnmsn am 23: sisrtI 1891: .bcb bielsl6sn eisr.
bnr& sur 6GblnnG ginbTufen psrben aemde
btfnGter saiaasel In befagfsm 1cnt pen &eiasn
Sarillipu gpnisn.
lie Gieenibsner nnb Snhaber ron befaeien
a0nSs ttnb fsIHcE tenaarietiigi, bab On INN
na1 eerH i2. Issertber 1911 Die 8iHfeu eafpc.
zen fDfrbsH unt ZAP na1 isuem Damn fsfn<
3snfennnlprsiGe Inetr e!aubt n1DsN
aaf foIde JEkaber unb Qiqeushal,er bon
Lfagfsl scnbs fouien biefeIbsn Bel ben
E<taurieIsler npu 6ausilfou aminfp, ctic, bes
bufB Bathing pr6feustreU.
On unfirngs bes 9oare Of gcunfe Gcaunif.
iicnefe bon SanaiItpn Gpnnfp. Che
STANLEY Sfrubls, Yraitbent
DeeInisbisi: gIbert Meint1rbL gleri
prc. isEf. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-30

Ripeuu Der WliiitGritrabe liessn. Don
oieier geDoIiigen 00be iperben bic
GepdHsr beg gsFefelttn 9ersi, bss
mooernen ,gsfangtnen i'm anufniusA,
auf bic 5nrbinen nes Gleftri5it6tss
merits binunterfiiir3en. Qlls 1ermin
Der 8eenbigung oes Risisnfperfs lit
bas Jabr 1919 porgsfeben. 3ugIsih
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iautaiif6en gsbiets burh grrihtung
elmer dbnlidsn eleftrifhen Citation
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nebmen. 5ier foa Der GotfhtosEse
bic arafi liefern. Gtuart ruiu bos
Wofer bes Ses5 in sinsm Tunnel
burt einen gsrs fiibren unb % 0unn
anf bic unien i'm ahni lieeenben 1urs
binen hinabisnben. Tie rnehonifde
gnsreie. Die bisrbei in sItttrifde unls
getpanbeIi piirbe, io[I san5 pbdptar
ftifd groB fein. glah iiebtn Jnbren
ipirb Der 5sres 2ermontDtps aus siuem
freien Sobn Der Dergt Elm nimnies
roitenber Stlape unb bts gruiiniihe
6eerftrobe ibrts iuxubsspcff ftA- Nsi1sS
teTcutt jeiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-30
II \ 7 dIte.

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Ml1ttkiu 8ieterle BON go. 1404 gres
men Gtrobe purbe seitern Nadmittas
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aenben gferbc gegen bic re6te Seite
getroffen uno lebenS9ef6brlih per<
lett. Gr purbe in einem Iutompbil
mad Dem ftdbtiI6en Spfpit1I ges
braht. mo es ii6 herausitelIte. oaB er
mebrere Rippenbriibe, fotpie fhipere
innere gerlebungen erlitten bate.
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ter. pbDa6lpier 8reis, puroe geltern
glbenb an Der 8ine unb 8. Strabe bon
elmer Gtrdsenba1ncar oneerannt, tam
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ndppn. gr purbs na6 benz itdbtis
f9en SoIpitdl gebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-30
Goro Ginr. Surnberein.

Der Rorb Cincinnati 5urnperein
bat AUDI beuer pieOer fir ben Dont.
fcguHqstdg groBe 9inge Dor. Ter
gan3e 9erein iOu iia an isnsm Gage
in ben adumeH Der Surnhale etn
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