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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
80. Clue 10 Thief.

7-T (Spcc1a1 70 THO Tines Dispatch.1
Norfolk, Va February ?5.--Tho police Ms
set have absolutely NO clue TO TIL, thief who
Whitehurst, a. l29 BcssASau Avenue. gettIns
AWAY with over Si.V0 worth or iewelry and
narrowly missing tho young daus!t ter OF Mre.
Whitehurst, whom he fred on when dis.
covered in the house, Although rurGued and
8 fired at repeatedly. the man made his es-
cape. Ono or two articles OF Jewelry drop
ped by the thief wero found this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
Montvale Social News

Special TO The Times Dispatch.
Montyale. Va, February oa-Mrs.
=, Rusher. OF ThaXton. was visitor la st
week at the home OF her parents AR.
and Mrs. e. G.. Hatcher.
Miss Alice Scott nd Miss Bette i2,i-
lord went 20 Roanoke on vueEday
night to attend the opera
Archer BOUCHER. of Roanoke preach :
CD At 81. Mark S on Sunday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
Jones Edwards.

~ special % The Times D! pa tch.
fredericksburg. Va. February n5.-fioraco
Alexander Jones and Miss sadie Relic E6.
wards, daughter OF SIR. and Mrs George 4.
Edwards. OF King George county. wore mar
Tled Thursday night at, ,ne home 81 tho
brides parents in that county. Rev. J. II.
Nawoill performing the ceremony. Tho q L
tsndants were Miss Mamie E. Edwards ana
Miss Eva Jones' Mariyn Jones aud Charles
Edwards. 4 reception followed ,ha ccrc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
1Yelter-Allen.

Stauntcn. Va. February "a beautiful
wedding Was solern,ized this morning a,
the home o. Col. and Mrs :. Brown Alien.
when their daughter. Miss Mamie Brown.
vas given in marriage 10 jerome Morri-
con Walter Rev. John a. t.urran, otneia tins.
The house was a-tistically decorated in
palms and Southern snliias, the .mprovised
altaT -r!th its Background Of Palms aud
lighted candles heios especially effective
The bride was dressed In q suit of BLACK
cloth. with wistaTia hat. and carried nuH
OF vioiers- Her oni: attendant was her
niece. little .tlfs Nenne Brown Allen. Who
wore white lingerie .rock trimmed III lace
md hand embroidery. The groom had as
best man hte brother. Charles Walter
Mr.. and Mrr. Walter LEFT 20. a Northern,
trip.
Among tbs out -ot-toun iattve. and
friends attending the wedding were MI. anc
Mrs. William F. Rhea. Rev. j. j. schere-.
.Ir., Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. scherer and Masters
Hamilton and Lou Schorer. Mr.. and Mrs
L. T.. Norton. OF Richmond; r. G. Eiuesold
OF Shepherdstown, w. Va. aud Fred r Al.
len. OF Baltimore.
The father OF the bride is stauntons pos
master. formerly for many terms United
states marshal FOR the Western District OF
Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26
Concord Social News
tSpccial 10 Tho ,rinos-pisnatc

Especial to The Tlmos-Dispatct.1
Concord, Va, February 25.--C;eorge
Pnrdam. IF West. Appoinattox, spent
Monday In Concord
Mr., and Mrs. ". f. Price, III win.
ston Salem, n. c.. arrived hero last
Saturday OH & visit to Mrs.. J.. y. Price.
Mrs. i. ". Htlldrup. of Lynthburg,
snaRt Monday aud TUESDAY Of this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-26

.ZIaAS isf fessiional,
ISS3zSA !S1E|si|S Economic
ss55A BOD an d ScciaI
loci D'asts, are look
ing to Richmond as a
favored point for their.
annual gatherings, and
are increasing IN mum
Der and Importance
year BY year.
And this is inevita
BE, for the fame Of
Richmond's h { art Y
hospitality has spread
tar and wide, and it
has come to be known
ot all men that the
Stranger within our.
gates IS sure to re-
|celve that p erson a |.
welcome and courteous
treatment SO attractive.
70 all Of Us when away:
from home. /"
Historical Richmond, the
centre q the stage upon.
which was enacted the stir.
ring drama Of 81 and IS
exerts fascinating power
Of attraction for thousands
every year, and other points.
Iof interest within easy reach
Of Richmond sacred land.
marks Of the nation earliest,
history also 5 e { k 8 n Is.
other thousands in all parts.
of our land.
How is Richmond pre-.
pared TO take care Of these
yearly gatherings, and at the
same time provide adequate
accommodation for the army
iof commercial m e n, also
tourists, who come in H..
crcasing numbers every years
Those who have made 4
close study Of this proposi-
|tion can demonstrate the I'M I'M
mediate need for the rnagni..
hcent Hotel Progress that.
Twill soon rear its IL stories
on the site. Of the old Y.M.
IC. a. Building at the corncr
!of 9th and Main Streets.
S o ri 9 Of Richmond's
wisest and most conservative
business men predict great
success for this newest hotel.
enterprise.
Don't you want Is share
In its building and Prohtsp
[ elephone Madi-
SON AT or mail this
coupon or call at 6O4 T.. 4
COS American Ma
,tional Bank Building
promptly, and get. de-
tail information about
The whole project.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Santa Cruz Crops Good.

William E. Ralcom of Tubac is in Nogales. He reports that crops IL Santa Cruz valley promise to be z record breaker. Land is being ta- ken up in all directions and 1t is expected that the Southern Pacific will shortly build a depot at the town proper. Chavez, which will be the outlet for the mines of the Sa lero district.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
REYES ID PUT
 MADERO DOWN
(continued From Page l.,

hua bulletin stating that 1000 troops left there today for Juarez caused great excitement in the revolutionary camp until it was learned that the telegram was four days old. when every one quieted down.
 The business men Sof Chihuahua who left that city by automobile last Thursday and arrived here to night stated that the federals there were observing the terms of the armistice very closely. The troops. he said. were not being moved any where.
 If the report is true and we ean confirm it, that moment we will at tack and take Juarez," declared Gen. eral Madero. when the first news came Tt may be that Chihuahua has not been informed that the armistice was extended for another i've days yesterday and that the troops. if they have been dispatched, will be recalled as soon as the mis- take is discovered"
 Gomez Arrives
 The coterie of insurrecto chiefs summoned by Francisco I. Madero to participate in the peace parleys was completed tonight by the ar. rival from Washington of Dr. Vas quez Gomez, diplomatic ageRt to the United States of the Mexican insur. gents, and Senor Pino Suarez, pro visional governor of the state oi Yucatan.
 Dr. Gomez's appointment as the insurrecto representative in the for nal peace negotiations with the government is expected to be an. nounced officially tomorrow. Most of the insurrecto leaders were at the station to meet Dr. Gomez and Senor Suarez, and a conference with General Madero was arranged for later in the evening On his ar rival here Dr. Gomez learned that Senor Francisco Carbajal had been officially designated to represent the federal government in drafting the final peace agreement
 Senor Carba1ai IS me man, said Dr. Gomez, "and one who is well ables I think. to represent the government. He was the candidate of the 'Cientifico' party for governor of the state of Tatasco in the last election, and that party now is re- ported to be politically opposed to President Diaz. The appointment perhaps can be taken as an indica- ton that the political power of Por- irio Diaz Is declining
 Salinas Arrested
 LOS ANGELES, April 29.-Fran- cisco Vasquez Salinas, the late lead CT of the rebels at Mexicali, was ar rested here and jailed tonight for violation of the neutrality laws. It IS alleged Mexico had a price of s1U,000 on his head.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
An,thsr PhoenIx Hotel.

That construction of a hotel cost ing not less than half a million dol lars win be commenced within six months after the completion of the Adams at Phoenix is the prediction of R. R. Seeds, commercial agent of the Rock Island railroad. with head quarters at Fl Paso-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Hitch on the Place.

MEXICO CITY, April 29.-Judge Francisco Carbaial, Mexico's pease commissioner, is at Saltillo tonight. and remains there until Mader0's agents and those of the government decide on the place for holding Fhe conference.
 The government has suggested two places, but Madero has not yet given his approval It is believed here that the conference will be either at Laredo or Monterey.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

Lame Shoulder is nearly always tue 70 rheumatism of the muscles and quickly yields to the free appll sation of ChamberIain's Eminent For sale by all dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

MT. and Mrs. J. R. Peterson of Nacozari are spending a few days in Bisbee visiting Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Silverthorn on Clawson Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

Our baby cries for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. T. B. Kndrick. Rasava. Ga. Tt is the best cough remedy on the market for coughs, colds and croup" For sale by all Dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
A Very Courteous Lady.

The Widow was the object of in- terest to perhaps half a hundred Mexicans who had gathered at the depot yesterday morning, evidently knowing that the Widow would ar rive in Bisbee. In conversation she has all of the grace of a high-born Mexican woman and in parting with the reporter she asked that her greet ings be conveyed to Americans who weye kind enough to favor the in surrecto cause with their sympathy. She spent yesterday with American friends in Bisbee and stated that she would leave yesterday afternoon for Douglas The American family with which she is staying does not desire the family name mentioned in this connection. William McGTegor the son of the Widow, was instru- mental in saving the life of the Amer ican family about a year ago, when he rescued them from a forest fire in the state of Sonora, and the lat ter feel greatly under obligations to Sonora McGregor and her son.
 The Widow, as she prefers 10 be called as a nom de guerre, wears blue sweater, a checkered skirt and a Mexican sambrero. She did not have her brace of guns when seer by the reporter but they were close at hand. The Widow acceded to a request to be photographed with
 A1~ ful grace. She is a buxom woman witty and intellectual. and says that army life agrees with her.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

when you need anything. They offer YOU the cheapest and best as we'll
 as the quickest way to fill all your | wants.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

The finest and only imported cleo tric piano that was ever brought to the southwest may be seen and heard at the o K theater.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Disrateh Was Old.

LAREDO, Texas. April 29.-A ois patch today from Chihuahua giving a story of the movement of 10e0 Mex ican federal troops toward Juarez bears the date of April g, and 1t was delayed four days in transnl-"- sion owing to inadequate means Of transmitting the news in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

Don't forget the T. F. B. dance at the Fair Hall, Thursday. May 4th. Brennan's Orchestra
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
wEALTHY MAN SUICIDES.

SEATTLE. Wash, April 29.--E. E. Brehm, president of the Brown Bay Logging company, committei suicide here yesterday. Going to ths great northern dock he stood on -be wharf and tcppled into the water. The body was recovered. He leaves q fortune estimated at s250,0o0. lii- ness was the cause of the suicide.
 NOTICE, MUSIC STUDENTS!
 Hear the new combination piano and violin at the o K theater. Ii is both educational and interesting.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
REAL JOAN OF
 ARG IS IN BISBEE
Continued from Page n

Paso of President Diaz, to the presi- dents chief officers. I know the pres ident personally and think he is a great man. but l do not trust him, as you might love your wife, but cannot trust her"
 T love the president" she declar- ed dramatically. tapping her breast with her hand, but we can not trust him to protect the rights of the peo- pie. Our love for him does not go deep into the heart. He is not what you Americans call of the peoplei' '"
 Her Son Arrested.
 The Widow first became a revolu- tionist when her son William Me Gregor was arrested by federal skir- mishers outside of Cananea, she says, without any cause whatever. After that the son became emhitter- ed against the government which he up to that time had supported, ard joined the revolutionists.
 My son joined the army; he was all that I had left to live for, my two daughters having married, both to Americans, so what could I do? could not see my son go to the army and maybe get killed, all alone. So recruited an army myself and threw my fortunes with the army Of Madero."
 What is you title in the rebel army?" she was asked.
 T have no title. My men love me and when I say do this they do fl and when I say do not do that, they obey me-that is all," she said. Understands American Ideal.
 The Widow says that she has two brothers in the rebel army, L. Ochoa, who was wounded in the battle of San Rafael. and s. Ochoa, wounded at the battle of Agna Prieta. The wonan colonel is thoroughly conver. sant with the American system of government and is able to see the more plainly the shortcomings of Diaz under a constitution equally as @ood as the American constitution. She has been married twice, once To an American and later to Scotch man, whose name she now bears. She has two daughters and one son. the latter of the rebel army. She has great admiration for Americans and says that the rebels value highly the sympathy Of the American people.
 Tt was Americans who saved my brother. L. Ochoa, at the battle of San Rafael He was wounded, but was taken care of by Americans. The federals came to get him but the Americans said. No. you can 10; get him Hpless you kill me-"
 The Widow also has nephew, q German-Mexican, Franco Wefer. in Cabral's army, holding the commis- sion Of cantain
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
PENROSE, HE SUAVE SHOWS LEVEL HEAD

fcontinued From Page 1)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30
Salinas Arrested

LOS ANGELES. April 29.-Fran- cisco Vasquez Salinas, the late lead CT of the rebels at Mexicali, was ar rested here and jailed tonight for violation of the neutrality laws. It is alleged Mexico had a price of sI0,0O0 on his head
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

How Much Poiitics2
 How much time do these post masters spend upon personal yaca-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
Grau 0aoSfi
Gnt5ndte picle Weianssfrennbe NIT
ibrer berrlid)en Stimme.

Tas neu. sSahr nubm aeiiern RAD
mittaa i'm 0runp Opera 5ouie in mus
iltaliiher 6inIitt einsn lbsraus GIN
iiig.n 4nfans. inosm bort Jruu CABS
IT,. bic bsrporrassnoiie brarnatiIte Scs
praniItin unIsrsr 3.it, Elm tuniipsriidns
oiaes, ipsnn audi lsiosr nitt ishr 3ahl'
rides pubIi.um mi. n.m !iin'tl.ris
itsn gortrag einer sroben 4nsobl
gisOsr in Gutsiitsn perissie. Dab
ssrau 9dosti in unferer Stnbt 5dbls
rsite 5rtunoe beisi, Die ibr BON ihrem
lsbtsn 4uftreisn In GineinHdii, geIss
gsntlih bes psriloiiensu Waimuiitfes
ites, elm freunolides Inotnlen betpahrt
hdbtn. oapou lsste Der ihr sutheil ass
porbens Will.omm hreotts -3eugnib
ab. iyrdu Gaosii peritano e, ourt
ibrp IesIsnpoa.n 8ortrag, ourh ibrs
brifanten Siilnmittel, oie iie In ,iinits
lerifh pofl.ommsner Wei'e su esbraua
den xr'ianb, ibr. 3uborr i'm gann 5li
bal.en.
Eds gldn3tno ourhae'ubrte Vro'
sramm mar iiberaus reidhaltis uno
trus i.bsm Geihmads Rehnuns. no
Ymentlit aber iparen .s oi. inniseu
oeu,Ihtn 2ieoer BON Stubert. Shu'
mann uno Grans. nit oen.n Jrau
Gabsti 1riumphe erraRg. 4ubsreeH
entbisIt bas proeramm not tinis'
Rcmpofitionen amsri,anifher aompo
niften, tri. gum gsiipiel .llncIe Romt'
BON 6omsr unb oos uisenoe r9ttil'
Gran DOPE" BON unieren hieiis.r
aomponiitsn 2ouis gi1tor Saar, Gos
min Sdneiosr uno 4noeren. aIs On
cores fang iyrau Gobsti Sbuxrt':
.Grl.onis" unb ben .WdI.iiunru''
aus Wagnsr's .Waltiirt". 6err Go'
| min Stneioer fpielss niht nur oi
g.sl.itung, ionbrn audi einise Colo
numm.rn BON Chopin uno GstiI Seoit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
Gp. Erpt. Mattbaus -6emeinoe

eyn Der 9eIteru Ratmittag Itattges
funDenen, gutbeiu6ten Sabrespers
IammIunq Der Gpang. Qroteit. Mat>
tbGus Stride (puitpr 5. W. gertram),
Gde oer Sim uno Gibertp Strabe,
fiibrte qrGioent Qlu9. Shmibt ben
8oriiB, nGbrsno S6riftfiibrer s. W.
RruFe prototoQirte. Die psrihieoenen
8eridte tamsn our 9erleIung uno 4n'
nabnle.
Die aleihiuutenben geridte oes Sis
nars>SetrstGrs 6einr. 8ergjobann
unD bes S6aBmeiiters u. 3. Weiie bes
Iagten: gtrnabmen $4416.28; 4usgas
ben $4389 20; ueberihub $2708. Die
Gsmeinbe CAB i'm 2aufe bes Sabres
$500 fir Renopirunsen unb Yerbehez
run1en aus.
7Fruu 4ugufta gertran, aIs Shrifts
fiibrerin oes iFrauenz uno oungfrauens
9ereins, unterbreitete folgenoen Guars
talsberi6t: &aIIenbeitano am /. Sttos
Der 1910 $4065; GinnahmenS212,05;
3uIummen$252,9O; QusgdbenS250.75;
8afieubeitano am /. Sanuar 1911
$1.95. Der Bsriht purbe sutgeheiben,
uno bem 5rauens uub Sun9frauena
8erein ipuroe Der 0ant fir bic um bic
9emeinoe erporbenen Yeroienits aus.
9efprpden.
Das aus ben 5erren +. $. Shrober
unb :. Wtober beIts6enbe utnterIus
t1un8s zGonlmittee berihtete. bic Biz
der oe5 9errn paitOrs ;. W. gertram
, in better Sronung befunoen Su baben.
lleber bic 2tmtsfdbigteit bes gaitors
bsrihtets bd8 Gommittee 5oIgenbes:
Batter gertrum tduFte i'm Gdufe nes
leBten Sabres 86 Stnoer (26 msbr ala
I'M 8orlabre); er nabm SO 5rauuneen
opr, 1eqen AZ i'm Sabre 1909; begras
ben puroen 63 perfouen, ge9en 43 i'm
Sabre 1909; bd5 Nbenomdbl smpftnz
een 667 periDnen, gegen 657 i'm Dor
iubre, uro tonfirmtrt purben is 9in=
Der Die gIeits Gn8obI ME i'm Suhr.
1909,
Der Sdabnreiiter oesSonntagItuls
9ereins, 0err 6reb, &. Rsinsts. rethte
Udd1tebennen AudrtQlssSerlG eln.
GaiIenbeItanb am |. Sttpber 1910
$142O; Ginnubmen $1741; 3uiam'
men $316l; 2tussaben $22.75; aofs
'snbeitano am !. Saruar 1886.
- Der geritt purbs outgsbeiben.
Der Juaeuoperein bate, tpis gss
p1bnIit, ieinen geriht nttt rett3sttis
etnoereidt.
gtls neus Uiitglteoer tpurosn aufesz
nOmmen: aorl 8eter; Wm, qtbbert;
Ritaro Shoeppe; 2toum gogIer; gug.
! :. 3ObeI; Wm. 2ou8horit; Bm, Gang;
9eorg Bprgmunn; 5rou Sophie u.
Gbermaner unb Sert Serb. ) Steins
bud, Setrstdr bes Ieutiher 4Qgemein
proteftdntiften Wutfenpereins.
Rad GrIebtguuo psr'hieosner Rous
tinegeIhdfte erfoIete @ertagung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-02
ro.Gineiunati HepnbIiean GLIB.

Ter aus ben 5errsn Senrp 6ceils,
Chris. JsIskrs. Ralpb 9smpfter.
isr.b. O. R.pbaus uno Sataues atliz
f.rih hsitebenoeTlc MISUNDERSTANDING
oes obiaen alubs bat fir bic am 27.
Sonuar b. J. in Shpenberssr's 5alle
on Der gine uno CORN Strabe itatt.
finbenbe gsamtsntpabl oos folsenot
Rsgu1drs 1idet
aufssiielt:
grdiibent: Otto Rtnntr.
Disqualification: 2bomas 8. Darbn.
Gtarlss Gotttbstm. alber Wlorria
Shasmsifter: Sofsph 1hiu.
prot. sSssreidr: Clifford gIaeii.
ginanssSeir.: gscrae W. Rbein.
Tius.or.n: Mar Mbr, Wm. Bur
hdrb, glIb.rt Gaiser. Deter Trsibams.
IT,, Gbarles Gfhenbat. Sbomas Gms
nett. iyrani 0usptiisr. 90. .. DUB.
Gonrab 5osbn. Gront Dinoer. Char
les 8. Wo.llner. Ben. Wkber. Urn.
godep. Glifforo 3iers.
stcmmnnosur: Col. ". Ws. Woors
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d,boisuereiu an oerYaltimore Yit,

Der Teu;Tts prOt.'iantifhe airt
hois s8erein an Der Baltimore pite
belt sei.srn Rahmittus in Der Wats
tbdus Stride on Gin uno Qibertp
Gtrabs I,ins pisr!slidbrlihe Werlomms
luna ab, in Der Vrdiibsnt $. Sutt.r
BEN gorEs unb Setreidr 3. Wilsens
oas g.ro.oiou iiibri.. Der Shasmsi
iter nrib gob unierbrtiiete ieinsn Sob
rssberihl, fpelfer Ioutets: Rdhenbe.
ilanb am i. Sonuar 1910 $287; Gins
nobmen $386.33; suiammtn $673.33;
ausaabsn $4S1.47; GdHenbtfano an
]. Sonuar 1911 $l81.S6. Der Aird'
bofss gtrein .rpdrb sur Grlpeiterune
b<s sgrisbboIss pier Alder aono gum
Vreiit BON $4,000. Rad Derltfuns p.l
anbersn Herid)ie uno ertoieuns oel
Eblihsn Rou.in.ssitafte trfDlste Der
tssuns.
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Sonntag, Is. San, D,S., itottfinoenben
Mieoerer0ffnungSfeier, perDen bic neu@
en- Beamten Durd paItOr Grnit 9oB
feterlth in ihre 4emter etn9efiibrt pers
Den. Die SSeier finoet gu Gbren Der
WieDereroffnung Der nit einem 4ufs
pano BON mebreren IauienD Dollars
reituurirten Stride itatt un0 3pdr
Iperoen an benz 5dQe ein Utorqsns uno
Radmittag8 z8ottes oisnft abgehdlteu,
fir peI6e bic paitoren Carl Quau't
Bog, 3. D., pon YittsburQ, 6. 6.
Gilbert Shmibt uno 6anS 9aupt ais
5eitpreOiger genonnen pOroen 1ino.
Die 8erjhts Der 9eumtsn Iauteteu
aqe iebr giinittg unO beDeiien, ouB
bic 8emeinoe, bic ieBt 275 Bamilten
aI8 W2itglieoer 3dbIt, itettg pdhit.
Dem beIiebten qaItor Grnit 8OB
puroen einitimmig fir Ieine ipriebs
Iihen 1ienite cine betrd6tIt6eGehaltss
erbobung beptlt9t
! 7Srau RotQ6r, grdiioentin urp Srau
/ Retnsr, S6Qbmeiiterin oes Srauenz
pereius, iiberreihten Der 8emelnos eln
8eitent pon $1,000, pdbreno Der Sus
Qsnoberetn Die aorintber" Elm Iolhes
BON 5000 unterbrsitete Is braudt ni6t
erpdbnt gu peroen. odb Die bohher5i'
gen Gsi6snte NIT GROCER 5reuoe at3eps
tirt unb ben betoen 0eretnen Der ber5s
lihite 9dnt Der Gsmeinoe ausgeipros
r1P nfnurne
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Die aoIsti.n bel ben einSslnen airs
den eraaben:
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Fir pas faibolifhe 0eutIdthnl
BON Cincinnati lit Der BsamtenpehisI
oes Ct. Glopiius DaiiensVerein5 sin
greianib, benz es Elm duberoroentltz
DIES Sntsreifs entssssnbringt. IS 1T
ba6er fpobl 'eIbItperitdnoIih, odB 9es
tern Bel pieIsm qnlnB lie gerdumigt
ct. paulus ShuIbdue faIt biz dut
ben lsbtsn glab beisbt mar. Wdb'
reno auf Der giibne Der VorItono oes
WaiIsnpersins IdIt poQ3db!ig qlaB gss
nonlmen bate, iraren i'm 3u'tduer@
rdum Die Wlitalieoer oes Yere'ns uno
pisle Ieiner 5obIrsi6en 5reunoe pers
tretsn. Die dltsreu Waiisntinber, ois
Tldo6en in bI6Ihen ipeiben Sleioern,
bic andben in tpeibsn gluisn. faben IN
ben porpsren Reiben. Gin rsht abs
fpsdIelunosreihes uno intersNdntss
proaramm gslangts surDurhflbrun9
Die Suebepobl Combination utter
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