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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-10-27

Very thin sheets of the metal alumni
mum are now used for wall covering In
place of paper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
WRITING
MAID UNDER BOND
Federal Jury to Hear Case
Against Miss Dewitt, an
Easton Spinster.
(National News Associatio n }

EASTON, Pa, Sept. 2.-Although
held in $500 bail on the charge of be-
ing the writer of scurrilous letters
which for nine years have kept Eas-
toms social set in state of terror, it
is said today that the case is very
weak against Miss Harriet Dewitt, the
spinster daughter of wealthy George
Dewitt, one of the most prominent
residents of this place.
After hearing the evidence of Rev.
Elmer E. Snyder, the accuser Of Miss
Dewitt, United States Commissioner
Turner held for the federal grand
tember 1S, but he showed his doubt
of the strength of the case against
her by offering to bet hat with post.
office inspector Schoenberger who
worked up the case, that Miss Dewitt
would not be convicted
Another woman, probably. was EN-
ployed as spy for the purpose OF
supplying the very accurate scandal
thrown forth SO continuously. This
person was not the writer but she
may have assisted in mailing the mis-
sives. OF this the government Off
cials will not say word.
I'VE didn't put in our whole case,
said Inspector Schoenberger today
only enough to warrant is in ask
come later"
Schoenberger would not become spe
cific about anything, and the other Of
ficials were likewise uncommunica-
tive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
GIGANTIC REVEALS
RELIGION PLANNED.
Evangelists to Institute Men
and Religion Forward
Movement"
News Association,

cNAt1onA news A3oOctatlon1
NEW YORK, Sept THE crusades
OF old will be rivaIled by q great ma
tional religious revival-the most 81
gantic ever attempted in America-
which will be set afoot in this city on
September Is. according to plans an
nounced here today. More than 200
evangelists will be sent TO all sections
Of this country and it Ii planned To
inaugurate a movement Of wide scope
to be known as the Men and reli-
gion forward movement"
The crusade will cost $125,000 OF
which $4,000 has already been sub
scribed. Among its members are
James G. Cannon president Of the
Fourth National Bank in this city;
James H. Post and r. Fulton Cutting,
of New York; Robert Carleton OF Bos-
ton; VIM Jennings Bryan; Harry T.
Domer, OF Washington, D. G.; Justice
John ]. MacL.aren Of Toronto, Ont.
and Hugh H. Hannah, Of Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
Among the more prominent speak
ers will be Raymond Robbins and DR..
J. b. Stone Of Chicago; Rev. James L.
Vance, of Nashville. Tenn: Bishop
Nelson. Episcop.I bishop OF Georgia:
David Russell. moderator Of the South
African Presbyterian church: Rev. ].
Stuart Holden and many others
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
GERMANS HAvE, BEEN
FREE FOR Al YEARS
Celebrated Event-Pending
Trouble with France
Dampens Ardor.
tNational News Association,

H. +
BERLIN, Sept. 2.--Sedan day, the
41st anniversary of the annihiliation
OF Frances military power by Ger
many was celebrated throughout the
German empire today. The anniver-
sary coming at critical time of the
negotiations of the two powers over
Morocco it was viewed in many quar-
ters with deep-seated alarm and not
without cause. The occasion was
seized upon in a number of towns as
an opportunity for anti-French demon
strations.
The negotiations between France
and Germany over the Moroccan situ-
alton are held up by the illness of
M. Jules Cambon, French ambassador.
but he had improved to such an ex.
tent today that 1t is now believed that
the Conversations can be resumed
some time next week.
The attitude of the German foreign
office remains one of serene conf
dence that all Misunderstanding be.
tween France and Germany will be
cleared away.
Opinions of the continental chan.
cellories upon the situation between
France and Germany. indicate that a
wide divergence of views exists as to
the outcome. In some quarters the
war preparations are looked upon as
a huge bluff whereas in others the
situation is viewed as one fraught
with menace.
No definite developments are anti
cipated for several days and perhaps
q week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
MOTHERLESS BOYS
TO BE GIVEN HOMES

Mrs. Elizabeth Gambler, the local
probation officer, has filed suit in the
juvenile court for the removal of three
children to Whites Institute. Two
aged twelve and ten respectively, are
in the list for those who the proba-
ton officer believes are not receiving
proper attention from their parents
She has evidence to the effect that
the lads have been deserted by their
mother. Coupling this situation with
the fact that their father works un-
til eleven O'Clock at night, she says
it is obvious that they are not getting
enough care
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
DAUGHTER
Cong. Carter, Oklahoma, As
saults Two Insulters.
CNational News Association

CNational News Association)
WASHINGTON. Sept Congress
man Charles D. Carter. of Oklahoma,
was hauled into police court today for
assarlting Samuel Gerber and Joseph
Josephson. raincoat clerks for al
legged insults to Miss italy Carter. the
congressman's daughter. but the case
was postponed until next Thursday.
Two warrants charging assault were
sworn out. When the case was called
by Judge Meloney in the U. s. Branch
of the police court, Walter A. John
son. Carter's lawyer asked for APP
pointment- Mr.. Carter will ask for a
jury trial. He was in court but not
arratgned ,---
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
At Instigation of Attorney
for One Machine Company
County Board and Council
Hear Arguments.
COUNTY COUNCIL is
IN DOUBTFUL MOOD
Most of Councilmen Opposed
to Purchase of Machines
w. P. Coale Tells of Merits
of the Devices.

At the instigation of p. J. Freeman,
attorney for the Standard Voting Ma
chine company, a meeting of the coun-
ty commissioners and county council
was called In the commissioners room
at the court house yesterday after.
noon. Mr.. Freeman had arranged to
have w. p. Coale. a former resident
of this city and an appointee Of J.
Frank Hanly as q member of the vot-
ing machine commission of Indiana,
present at the meeting to answer Ques-
tions which the commissioners or
council saw fit to ask regarding the
practibility OF voting machines. Be-
sides the commissioners President II.
H. Robinson. Elias Hoover. Lew
Hampton and Harvey Cook OF the
council were present and entered into
the discussion. Mr.. Coale claimed
not to be representing any voting ma
chine company or In any way connect
ed with any OF the prospects but ap-
peared at the request of Mr.. Freeman.
Mr.. Coale did not appear to be In pos
session Of any facts or figures for or
against the machines. but stated that
the method of voting by machines
was the only practical way OF voting.
and that they were absolutely accu-
rate. He also stated that In tho
words of Theodore Roosevelt. the ma
chimes had other ways Of voting'
skinned to = fraxsle.s Mr. poAIa
was cross exsminsd N Mt. ftenl
after which MI. BeeaoU d
letters he resdt that hs had fg0gised
from county officials over the state.
which In most instances were favor.
able to machines.
viii Mset Tuesday.
The county council will meet on
Tuesday morning Of next week to cnn-
slider the appropriation Of the @21, 200
asked for by the commissioners.
It is stated that Mr.. Beeson and Mr..
Linderman are very favorable toward
the purchase OF the machines but Mr..
Farlow is opposed to their purchase
at this time. and that . majority OF
the council are opposed to the ma
chimes on the ground that there 10 too
MuCIl uncertainty 0UVut tuCn VIOSSas
cability and the saving. it would mean
to the county. They also claim that
the voters OF the county are not In 10
vor of them.
The news Of the fact that Wayne
countM ls considering the purchase
fof voting machines seems to have
spread over the country and the vot-
ing machine representatives are drop
ping in one by one.
South Bend has been having hard
fight to keep the machines from being
established In st. Joseph county and
| it is said the matter quieted little
when the various voting machine rep
lresentatives began proving how all
other machines but theirs could be
tampered with. A restraining order
was issued by the court and the mat
ter Is still unsettled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
oM|TS PEACE TALK
Emperor William Accepts
Statue from u. S.
tNational News Association,


BERLIN. Sept. 2.-In accepting to
day the statue OF Gen. Won Steuben,
presented to the German Nation by
the U. S.. Emperor William delivered
speech remarkable for its omission
OF all comment upon peace or interna.
tional arbitration. This was the more
remarkable because friendship be-
tween the United States and Germany
was the keynote Of the speech OF Con.
gresham Richard Bartholdt. who
made the presentation on behalf OF
the United States. The emperor gave
hearty thanks for the monument but
otherwise his address was common.
place. x
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
MADE $1,000 A NIGHT
American Gamblers Cleaned
Up at Bridge Whist.
(National News Association,

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-How two
American gamblers cleaned up more
than $1,000 in two nights play at
Bridge whist and dice was told today
by passengers on the Lusitania
Among those who fell victims to the
crooked games of the gamblers was a
prominent New York lawyer. who. it
was reported lost $500 in a dice
game in the smoking room of the liner.
The husband of prominent actress
dropped several hundred dollars in a
bridge whist game, the night before
last At the suggestion Of his wife the
cards used By the gamblers were later
conhscated and when examined were
found to have been marked
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
Witness Clemons Testifies to
Being Held Up by Armed
Bandit the Day Before
Mrs. Beattie Was Slain.
1T SUPPORTS TALE
OF ALLEGED SLAYER
Friend of Accused Man Ad-
mits Beattie Was Fast,
but Not Any Faster Than
the Witness Was.
National News Association


CHESTERFIELD, Va. Sept. 2.-The
defense scored It's third great point in
the Beattie murder trial this after.
noon when +. X. Clemons testified
that his automobile was held up by a
man with a single barreled shotgun
on July II, the day before the Beat
tie murder was committed, about a
he had no interest In this case and
that his name had been given the
/ lawyer for defense by a friend who
heard him relate the incident. Beat
tie alleges his wife was shot by a
bearded bandit" Clemons' story
bears out Beattie's tale. The prison
er will take the stand on Monday.
Court was adjourned until then.
After recess Mr.. Smith for the de-
fcnse, addressed the court and said
that J. 8. Wakefield, one of his wit
nesses, had been insulted by detective
FARRELL and he wanted the protection
OF the court for him. Wakefield was
sworn.
Lie Passed In Court.
He refuted the testimony of county
detective farrell who had sworn that
he saw but one blood spot on the
Midlothian turnpike after the murder.
He said that he told FARRELL after he
had denied telling that he had seen
this second spot that he was a
ltov kok a
take his badge off I'd prove H."
w. H. Thompson was recalled to
substantiate the talk between the pre-.
vicus witness and Jarrelr and s~bfe
sthat what Wakefield had said was
true.
At Jarrelrs request Robert Airport
was called. He swore to- being pres
tween FARRELL and Wakefield and that
Jarrelrs statement was substantially
correct Jarrel then took the stand
and under oath branded Wakefield as
. liar.
w. H. Sampson was recalled for
cross examination.
"Ycu knew OF the four years of in
timate relations between Beattie and
Buelah." asked Mr.. Wendenburg.
Eyes"
"You and Henry went to Norfolk
last April, was 1t not?"
EYES,"
! "You were a pretty pair. were you
not?"
II don't think we exceeded the
speed limit"
WAS Henry fast?" the state asked
''No faster than am" the witness
replied.
"You were used by Beulah as a
kind Of post office for Henry, were
you not?"
mo sir. only for myself"
A letter then was produced in evil
dence which the witness admitted he
had written to Beulah. The letter
was read to the jury. It Is dated
April IS. 1911, and said:
s"My Dear Beulah: Let me know If
Henry and myself come down there
next Monday whether you and Hen
ney will so out to supper with us?"
The Henry alluded to was Hen
rietta Pittman. a woman of the town
who previously had been called to the
stand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
THE WEATHER

STATE AND LocAL-Fair and cooler
Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03
FIVE BOYS ARE BORN
TO SPANISH MOTHER
tNationai News Association,

FORT LtMON. Costa Rica, Sept. 2.
"A quintet of healthy baby boys ar
rived at the home of Don Francisco
RodriQues, a wellto-do merchant, yes
terday. Mother and children are
doing well today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-03

CONTINUED on Page Eight
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
Bernard 9. Barter bom @uupernenr
snm HadJlakridtcr ernannt.

slm lebten 9onnerstag lit Scr.
nor6 g. 9artor, bon Stpenspil(e
bonn @ouoerneltr gum NahlaBridter
ernonnt mproen, I'M bie Gofon,
ulis3nfiillen ole in Geln 9lmte burd)
boS slbleben Ses &i6ters SSre6. g.
&Seniel eingetreteir mar. Die Gr.
nennltrg lit iebod mir gut bis gum
1. Sanltor 1912, 90 bei ser I'M tGh,
Ftai Sabre ob5ilbalfenben aIIsenlci-
~ @abI SnS glmt oes gtaGlabrid.
terS fir bcr ilnbeerbigtep Serinin
ourd) 8obl neibeiett iperSen muB.
Serr Barter, Ser neilcrrannte
Grobate. .9fidter. lit elm 8rltber oPs
Gountponapalt 6. @. Barter lupb
ebenfolls 9l1bofnt. @r ut Elm irln.
ger Damn bon 5llnorfpnlfllen6em @e.
ien ltno beitrm g5arafter uno ipiro
ltBipeifelboft einet gilten gtadIaB.
ridter obgcbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
gmlanst $4,000 ais Sdmersens.
gelo bon Der Geters Sboe SO.

9urd) ibren gt6pofaten Seize
Chopper, bon @aibington, Wo., bot
SRI. 9saltli,e aobitid, bieie @ode
i'm bieiigen 9reisseridte cine ala.
ee oeaen bie Ieters Sboe gomparn
eingeleitet, in melder iie $4,000
SdqIenerias fir @erIesul9en Der.
largt, Die iie ungeHih burh eiietl
Stur8 BON eittem @asem Ser ge.
nannten Sirnta erlitten bat.
@ie bier allgemeiit betamlt, hot
/ fi6 Der llnfall, bei ipeIdem SRI, SEQ.
bltid peri,naliidte gelcgentlid Der
6eier 6es 75. @riino,lnastages illtie,
rer Stobt ereignet. @Ieid, anSeren
@eifdften, batte alfr Sie Geters
|Sboe So. iidl OH oer Seier betbei.
ligt. nn6 apar bnrh eiiten Sdlaii.
Dagen, auf Dem cine slBabl Ser in
Der Sabrif angeiteIlten MGbden
Blat genommen batten. SIN Ser 4.
StraBe. als Der ltm5llg iidl foitnl in
gepegllng gefebt bate. gab bos @e-
iteG ouf bem Die WG6den iaBen mad
llno fGmmtlide Ser feitIid gefleioe-
ten MiGbden fielen arf Sie StraBe,
apobci nebrere mebr ooer miit0er
herlebt iuunoen. Inter oicien MeGb.
hen befan6 iid audi Sri. Gobuih,
Die MN um eilt S6mer5enspfIaiter
5llm @etrGae BON $4,000 eingefom-
men ift. Sri. &obuif, heren gl.
tern in Sflobpna mobnen, bdtte
MIR cine, ISOLDE Dor Dem ltnfalle in
ser bieiigen Sbubfahrif alnitellung
erbalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
TpbTt Mneller uirS bon einem
Baum eridlasen.

gluf ser Sarm 6es Srn. Sobn
WtiteIler an Der 2ittle 9ereer, er.
eianete iid) am 9ienstag eitt beoan'
enlider ltnfall Der bo$ 2ebeih oes
81 Sabre alien Sobnes oes Srn.
Mueller. &obert 0iueller, srm Spfe
foroerte.
&obert botte ii6 nit einean leiner
9riiaer in hen ON Die Sanril 9reltsett
Sen 8aIo begeben5 Inn SoIs fin Den
@interbebarf 81 idlagen. geim
SGIlen zines ipir etlpa adt 3oll
0iden 8almnes, batte &obert iih,
mie angenomnen tpinb, in Der Mdl-
tiiug geirrt in tpelder Der ganm
fallem lolte ll,po ebe er aiistDeihelt
tonnte mur6e er bon einent Gite 0es
itiiraen6cn 8oumes a,n aopfe ge.
trofien lnb Mieb beiinnautgslos lie.
gen. Ser ltneliidlide iuurbe na6
ser nohen @obnripg ietller @ltern
getragen nlpo oie glerste Sarmon iIro
Saffner, bie per Selepbon gerufen
lporben iparen. fanbem oab Der sllt
oont hln9en Wame Die SdpdOelhede
eillge0riidt batte unb ipertig Soff.
miiY aiuf Sfettiuig Hes Sebens Dor.
ban6en lei. Srob aller 8eriude
ieftens ser 9lerste ltarb Der geriln.
gliidte am Wtitthpody Woreem um
feds llbr obne Sie 9eiinnung mie.
Der erlotlgt 5ii baben.
Die 8eerbigillig fillbet beite
8ornittag nitf cem @ottesader Der
fnib. St. SSSpfepbs @enleiitoe 6ei
Sittle Berger itott. Cen 10 iffper
beinrgeiudfcn @ltert lmo @efdnui-
itern 5ollen mir ilitier ber3lidlteS
9eilei6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

Gine 6elOcnmiit6isc Shat.

sSsrnfol9e beS i6aueren 8eaenS unS
beionDerS bes hibten Smels pur'
bet onl Samstag Gadmittap oit
Dor benz giempogen Der Stone Sill
8ine SO. geIpniutten Ghr6e iteu
iino lieieit iiibrerIos In raIenoem
@ailopp Sie Shilleritrabe elitIaN
George Sd)sner. lpeIf,er BON Sci
Sdldbfdhrif fommenS ouf oen1
&eimfpege apar, erip1bte oos sc,
ipasur geraSe als es in Aie A. Stra.
BE einbog iuto nod, filr3em @ett,
inuf gelnng es ibm iid eairh einer
fiibngelpaaten Sprung aiti Den @a
GEN 3it ifppiMen iln6 bic nin II
nody ipilbereni @allppp oobin file.
selt6eit Sbiere gum Strben an brin.
gen, 6uhllrb grobem SdaHen Der
6iiten0, 0a srir 3eit cine grube sln
sobf Siibrmerfc oil Der 4. Strabt
itnnoen iutb eit 3uiammenitoB mi
benielbcn mir bltrd oeS iltnoer
Sd,sner fiibne Sbnt perbinSert
tunr0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
Ranba

- Die fSrls.. 2issie 0iebol6, Gla
ra inlS gfmanoa Sifoppler reiftcn
Iebtc @ofe nod ct. 2oitis, mo iie
iiber Ole @internlonate 81 perblei.
ben geSenfen,
Gbas. 9teeic. Sclhn BON Ser
mann Neeie, in6 SRI. Carrie, God.
ter non Senrp Soener, 1purben am
'Son1taa, cen 5. gtonember in ber
Shr6 Greet gaptiiten Stride, Surh
gditor g(nSrens Soffirtann 5il einem
gliidiiGen Gbepaare pcreint. Die
geiperm1blten, 6enen mir bersIidft
@Liif 5inn 9nroe ipiiniden. iperben
aitf Der sSranf Sfnei6er Sarn, ole
Serr Reeie qefmtft bot, ibr fiiirfti.
ges Seim oiffi6Idgen.
ssrn, Gbos. @iemnn reiite
leste ISOLDE nnh ct. 2oiiis i'm hor.
tigc 8erpanbte 5u beiuhen.
8m. Sid)hoppIer fam lesten
Gonrtcg non Gopper Sill bierber nm
feline GItern nit ieinen 9cilld,e 81
erfrGteit. 4tH a9Dg.r5
- @lfiie Sengitenbers iiel am
W,oatog letter @ode ipGbren6 er
ai,f oean ShuEboie fpielte, 10 IN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
Suiss

Gbas. Seeger lit nod Sra.
iGbrigem 9ieit6t in heh Ser. Stla.
teit slrinee lette @rhe bon Sort
0MrglnsS, llteb nod ben heimatb,
liden Nnaten 5uriifgefebrt.
- Gugiit @rieneipdlo, fueIder
lid, npabrere Gage G,ier 5u 9ciltd) bci
Sreunba1 ur6 9efanntcn befonb.
lit oln 0tontaa irtSNcr nadb ct
Spuis 5ltriifgefebrt,
= Srou Senrp Sbring, BON Bell,
bile, Sa., hpeilt geaerhpGrtiG bier
dn 8eiud) lei ibren s(lpgeborigen.
sSSobu ilrio 9ller. 9icber unf
i6re Sdnpeiter SRI, gtnllo 9icbel
maren Iebfe @ode baiudbsapeiic IL
@ascprm6e.
Geo. Glottner, ln,ier tiidti
geu &oo0.@oSs lit fleiBip onl @ni
mebrerer Gulherts lmo 9[iabeiieri
Der &oa0s 6eiddfti0t.
Sn berihieopupu fSomiliel
bierielbit l)errihen gc0cnhpGrtiu oil
MaIern lIlter 6en Ginbern,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
0rafc.

Gonao giitepge, iueIder me6.
rere SGbre in @obiIc. glIobano
tpobnte, ieoo6 iest in Mapleapooh,
Mo. aniaiii9, befanb fi6 porige 8o'
DIE bier bei 8ertuanbten iiiu6 ge.
tanttten.
2olsas 2altgerberg begab iid
leste @ohe nnd ct. 2ouis in @e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Serm. @ebateber. liftier 9aii-
meiiter, bat bas neue @obnbans 6es
@ottIieb Silferbaelnner nun ,irter
Saf, 10 6ofi Der gGiidlibe @efiser
buDo ieinett Ginytg bnIteip fann,
@te man bier ersdblt tJah cir
Ehiiter oes Geiebes fidt ieIBis ii
ben @aid,e,t beg Sagosefeses Der
fdt9eti. '' IS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
SSn Der Ssabe BON glanb crfruren.

Siaiab Sbodiep, Elm nidJt melt
BON 8lan6, tpobnenSer Sarmer, lit
in Der letter Samstag 3a6t auf
Der 2onbItraBe erfroren. SbodleD
ipar tpdbreip6 Hes Cages in @anb
uno bate ii6 betrunfen. Sn oieiem
3iitan6e madte er fid @beirbs altI
oen 8eg 81 ieinem S6ipager, Sen.
rD S. Seba, Der etipa atbertbalb
Nteilen oftli6 bon Blanc auf einer
Sarm tpobnt. or ipdr faum baIb.
lpess gefonlmen als er bon Dem
idpefliden Sturm un6 S9neege.
iDber einaeboIt ipurSe un0 oa er
in ieinem betrinfcuen 3uitalroe Of.
fcnbar ni6t peiter fonntc. blieb er
ouf Der 2anbftrnBe Iiegen mo- cr
ipGbren6 Ser bitter falten NcGt cr.
fror.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

g ine 8orridtung sur erfolg.
reidet gefdnipfilpg bon iSeilerit bat
SO. g. Barton, Der Siipeftor fir
Seuernerbiitiuig Der Wiiiouri Baci'
fic. it0 Sron Mouttaill.@iienba
9enlaht. Ser griiil6er mil Ieinen
appamt an 2ofomotipet anbringen
uno bofft, onB er Defenders erfolg.
reid in oen @erftGtten iur6 gfnn.
girbabnb0fen stpiIdem ben 6radt.
iuagen apgeinoilbt tper6en fam. Die
Sbee lit ai,h bereits praftii1 er.
probt iuoroetb itiib es bat fid) qe8eigt
Dab Die 8rudfraft BON 200 BflrnS
elmer 2ofomotipe einen @aiieritrabl
so Sub bod in Die 2uft treiben fdnn.
Die ginridtiirg 1T lebr einfadI. Gin
Shlailb BON so SUB 2dnge unb IN
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