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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-22
SEEKS $1,000 DAMAGES
Mrs. Steward Claims She Was Injured
In Central Vermont Car

Rutland. March ga suit In which
Mrs. Bridget Steward OF Wallingford
seeks damages OF $4,000 from the Cen.
trail Vermont railroad, was put on Fri.
al yesterday In Rutland county court
Mrs. Steward claims that on March
l. 1903 while riding from Barre to Bur
lington the car she was in was hit
80 hard by an engine backing into It
that she was thrown, receiving In
juries from which she can never re
cover.
She claims she was standing at the
time and that the railroad was care
less in backing the engine 50 hard
The incident occurred at Montpelier
Junction. Her attorneys are +. W
Moloney and y. l.. Stafford OF Rut
land. while c. W. Writers Of st. Al
bans and Clark G. Fits Of Brattlebor,
represent the road
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-22
MORE ABOUT AUTO TOUR
Gldden Endurance Run viii Strike
Montpelier In June.

Montpelier, March 22-More def
mite information has been received in
regard to the Gidden automobile tour
from Washington, d. c., to Ottawa,
Ont, in June The so or more cars
will cover about 200 miles a day, the
entire distance between the two cities
being 1850 miles. Montpelier will
surely be one of the stopping places,
probably for over night, and members
and officials of the Automobile Club
of Vermont are already planning to
give the distinguished visitors a cor
dial welcome during their stay in
this city. Prizes will be awarded for
winners in the touring car and road.
ster classes and the Gidden trophy
will be the sweepstake prize.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-22
DOGS CHASE DEER TO DEATH
Exhausted Animal Sought Protection
Of TWO Lumbermen

Lyndonville. March 22.-The de-
partment OF fisheries and game has
been advised Of the killing OF a buck
deer ut Belyldere Il was chased by
two dogs for "A long distance, and f.
nally ran up near couple OF lumber.
men as II seeking their assistance.
Tho lumbermen drove or the dogs
and picked up the deer which had
fallen. When they let 10 Of the ami.
NAL he fell again and soon after died.
There were no indications OF injury
on the body and IL was plainly case
Of exhaustion. The dogs belong In
the vicinity OF Eden and Lowell. The
buck was not very fat and weighed
about 100 pounds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-22
LEAVES FORTUNE TO scoRNER
Montreal Man Wills Estate to Girl
Who Had Rejected Him

Montreal, Canada, March 22.-Jac-
oh Rather, a linotype operator died
here yesterdal, leaving $4,000 in life
insurance to Miss Epstein, a young
woman who repeatedly had rejected
his offers of marriage. Before Cor
oner Mcmahon, Miss Epstein swore
she had not spoken to Rather since
March l, but that he pursued her and
that only last night she complained
to a policeman that he was following
her with a revolver. Ratner's will
referred to her as his future wife"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-22

Brother Discovers she's the Tele.
phone Girl Ne asked 10 Get Number


phone Girl Ne asked 10 Get Number
Los Angeles. Cal. March 22.-lIen.
~ McUiun. a mining man Of Search.
light. Nevada. registered at a Los An.
geles hotel last night and short
time later discovered In the tele.
phone operator there a sister whom
he had not seen or heard from for IL
years.
When McGinn. In calling up a mum
Der. told the operator his name the
young woman said her name was the
same Further talk brought out that
both had come from Wisconsin. and
a few more words established the re-
lationship Of The lone parted bfuihei
and sister
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities for this Section for the
Next Twenty-four Hours.
For eastern New York and western
Vermont rain tonight probably turn
ing to snow in extreme north portion.
Thursday fair and colder.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-22
ANOTHER LoRIMER TRIAL
Senator Broderlck In Court In Illinois
Charged with Brlhina HolstlaW

F' 5VN wv IT '"''IS IIVIokIaW
Springfield, ILL.,, March 22.--The tri-
al of State Senator John Frederick
Of Chicago who is charged with hav-
ing bribed d. w Holstlaw of Iuka to
vote for William Lorimer for United
States senator, began in the Sanga-
mon county circuit court Monday be-
fore Judge Creighton.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-22
BEATEN BY PosTALs

Bankers outelassed by Uncle Sans
Boys at Ten Pins
The Bankers lost TO Uncle Sans
men last night. The score:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-22
Banker
PostoHce
HOUSE BLOWN ACROSS LAKE

Team total. 226S; team average,
75l 1.3.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18
No More Institutes.

The farmers institute work for the
rest of the season has been cancelled, as
the senate refused to appropriate any
money for its continuance. Institutes
were scheduled for a large number of
towns, some in this section, but they had
to be declared off. This work is one of
the most important ever carried on
throughout the state and was proving of
great benefit to the people in general.
The Brookings Register sums up the
matter in this way, and it pretty nearly
hits the nail on the head when it said
Just why the Legislature should pursue
a short sighted policy ofthis kind is hard
to see, but it is a difficult job to follow
the workings of the mind of the average
legislator. They can generally be de-
pended upon to do the wrong thing at
the right time"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18
ARGYLE A9ATES.
BY OBSERVER.
Argyle, March

Argyle, March l6, 1911.
Ed. Pond loaded car of ties Tuesday
of this week.
Pearl Chambers loaded two cars of
ties here last week.
Geo. Gray had lively runaway here
Monday. No serious damage done.
Mrs. w. S. Flutter is suffering with
rheumatism in her hands and arms.
Chas. Wilkinson of Custer, was a visi-
tor at Mrs. E. A. POOLS over Sunday.
+. l.. Lewis, who has been sick at A..
l.. Duncan's at Mayo, returned home
Tuesday of last week.
Chame Hayes was called to the east
part of the state the latter part of last
week by the illness of his brother.in-
law.
James and Hugh Page are drawing
ties for Ed. Pond. Geo. Gray draws for
Chambers and Ed. Van Dewater is draw
ing his own. Business is booming in
Argyle.
The Argyle Farmers Club met Sun
day afternoon at the school house east
oftown. Meeting called to order at 2:30
p. m. by chairman pro tenn, G. G. Louns-
berry. After the reading of the minutes
of the last meeting by Jos. st. Onge, R.
S. Pond read very interesting paper on
dry farming in the foot hills. Mr. Pond
handled his subject in very able and
interesting manner, showing the need OF
more thorough and systematic tillage of
the soil and selection of crops best suit
ed to our region. The paper was follow
ed by general discussion by Michael
Zeimet, ]. st. Onge and others. The
herd law then came up for debate the
question as stated was: Resolved, that
the Free, Range Law should be repealed.
The discussion was led by G. w. Pond
for the affirmative, who pointed out the
expense of fencing by the needy home.
steader and the loss he sustained by hav.
ing his fence cut and crops destroyed
and the fact that under the present re-
gime he could recover no damages how
ever fragrant the offense. R. s. Pond
led the negative showing in a clear,
forceful manner the advantages of free
range to the settlers. The discussion
then became general W. L. Lewis, M
Zeimet, Mrs. Zeimet, James Page, ]. St.
Onge all offering something good for one
side or the other. The discussion wal
left to the house who decided in favol
of the negative. The next meeting will
be March 26th at 2p. m. The question
for debate will be: Resolved, that dairy
cattle are more profitable than beef cat
tie. Everyone is invited and a goot
time assured.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18
DEATH OF WIN. II. PALMER. sR.

PALMER, WILLIAM H.-Born in Lin
vile. Ohio, November 9Th, 1886, died
at Buffalogap, s. D., March 4th, 1911.
Aged "a years, months and 26 days.
William Howard Palmer was born in
Licking county, Ohio, Nov. Sth, 1885.
He moved to Illinois in 1857. From
that state he enlisted in Gen. Grants
army in 1851, in the 2lst regiment and
finished up in the 7lst. He arose to the
first lieutenancy in his company and Ia
ter to that of captain. During the last
skirmish Of the war he was wounded at
Bentonville, N. c., and by means of that
wound lost his right leg near the hip.
After his return home he moved back to
Ohio, his old home. He was a member
of U. S. Grant Post No. S, and after
wards member of the G. A. r. post at
Bufalogap, s. D.
December 2ist, 1858, he was married
to Sarah A. Hammel, and from this un-
ion one son and three daughters we're
born, all living except one daughter,
Elizabeth, who died six months and one
day before her father. The family NOV
ed to Buffalogap in the spring of 1890,
where they have since resided. Besides
the widow who survive him, is the son,
William H., of Bufalogap, and the two
daughters, Mrs. Carrie Pitts of Dead
wood, S. D., and Mrs. Hattie Walden, of
Belmont, Neb., and thirteen grand
children.
The deceased has been failing for
year or more and for the past six IN nonths
quite rapidly. He died from a compli-
cation of complaints, heart failure pre-
dominating. His last hours were peace
ful, passing away in sleep, only one
grandchild being in the room at the
time.
Funeral services were held at the Au-
ditorium Monday, March 9th, at 2 p.
M, conducted by Rev. Thomas WILDER,
of the M. E. church, of Hot Springs.
Members of the Hot Springs G. A. R.,
had charge of the services at the ceme-
terry.
The long residence of the deceased in
this vicinity had gathered around him a
large circle of friends who assembled on
this occasion to pay their last respects to
an old friend and neighbor. He was a
man well liked by all and we doubt that
he had an enemy, and one that will be
greatly missed in this community. The
funeral was largely attended, a number
coming from Hot Springs, besides twen-
ty-tive old soldiers. The hereaved have
the sympathy of all.-Buffalogap Ga
zette.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18
WILL INVOKE THE REFEREN dunn

A number of the stockmen in Pen
nington, Meade and Butte counties have
decided to invoke the referendum in
connection with the recently passed herd
law. The herd law was passed without
the emergency clause attached, and is,
therefore, imperative until the first Of
July. While there may be many who
wish to favor the herd law, there are
others who think it is too soon to put it
into practice here west of the river, and
will act upon their privilege of using the
referendum. To sell off their cattle at
this time will work hardship on many
of the small stockmen as we'll as upon
the big cattlemen, but with eighteen
months or two years longer, they can
get out of the business without loss. 1t
is probable that the homesteaders will
oppose the. measure, but those in favor
will work for it just the same.-Rapid
City Journal.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18
Filings ID Rapid City u. 8. Land Once.
Copied from Rapid City Journal.
Homesteads-

III Ihdplu Stty " ~ iAouo NhaSO'
Copied from Rapid City Journal.
Homesteads-
O2537S-William Bates, Fairburn, sci
mel nw4 sci n4 swi Sec. Is, r 5s, r Sc.
0253SS-Lee Force, Fairburn, n! swi
nj sci Sec. IA, T l4s, X 7e.
O2549S-James Gordon Brown, Her.
mosa, e4 swf WI sci Sec. 20, T 2s, r 10.
O254SS - Edward Pearson, Custer,
metes and bounds, Sec. 8, T 3s, R4.
O254S9-Edward L. Ruddock, Custer,
metes and bounds, Sec. 5-8, I IS, r 4.
O255l7-Earl C. Eller, Custer, metes
and bounds, Sec. II, T IS, r. 4e.
Timber and Stone
O2545l-Glen d. Baker, Bower, n! net
Sec. II, T 3s, r 4e.
O25456-John w. Plummer, Custer,
lots 8, 4, 5, SET nwl Sec. 6, T 6s, r 4e.
025459-Thos. J. Fenwick, Custer, lot
6, mel swi nw4 set swt net Sec. 8, T 6s,
r 4e.
Isolated Tract
l25425-Edna NJ. Moses, Bixby, n4
swt, Sec. 8, T I'm, R l3e.
O25426-Burton V. Robertson, Her
mosa, nwt nwf Sec. 2S, set set Sec. 20,
T IS, r 9e.
O25427- Silas NJ Lester, Hermoss, lots
and 2, net nwi set net Sec. 81, 7 3s,
r 9e.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18

Of the late Legislature, Doane Robin
son says: "On the whole the session
has been the least interesting, present
ing fewer matters of great public inter.
est of any in the States history. AS has
been before noted in these columns
there has been much less solidarity of
action than formerly and practically
every member in both houses has voted
about as he pleased regardless of polit-
ical considerations"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18

The Steamship Stanley Dollar, that
left Portland, Oregon, last week for New
York and Philadelphia, ought to carry
all sorts of good luck to the East for it
will take along 10000 pounds of old
horse-shoes, or 1900 kegs. This is the
biggest lot of horse-shoes ever known to
have been shipped from Portland East
The cargo will be carried by way of the
Isthmus of Panama, the freight being
carried overland and shipped on the
other side.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18

Immediately following the passage OF
the Soldiers Home bin In the Senate
and upon being signed by the Governor,
the following gentlemen were appoint
ed to act as the new Board Of Control {:
John L. Turner. of Springfield; George
Hoffman, of Selby; and E. M. Thomas,
of Huron. Colonel Thomas Orr was
chosen as the new Superintendent of the
Home, to take charge April 1st.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18

Westinghouse interests, it is stated on
good authority, are making plans to take
their 10000 employees in as stockholders,
following similar scheme put into
operation by the United States Steel
corporation. The first move in the pro-
iect was made at a meeting of the Union
Switch and Signal Company, at Pitts
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18
The Western South Dakota stockmen's
Association have decided to hold their
annual gathering at Rapid City, April
10th. llth and 18th.

George R. Lanning has been appointed
a member of the Board of Charities and
Corrections. Mr.. Lanning is well equip
ped for the place, and as a member OF
this important board, will do good work
for the State.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1911-03-18

Clean up your premises and abutting
alleys, before the health officer gets
after you.
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Ger &reis fur ssarmprOOufte,

Sbon felt LANCER 3eit itsten Die
QationaI.Cetonomsn Dor sinem Rd b.
fel 0as linen tsr prsis Der Ianopirtbs
i4uftIifen GrSeugnife uuf8ibt. Benn
bic grnte in 8roDfrutt ii6 um 3,tn
Bro8ent unter ben nOrmalen Grtrog
IteQt, itei9t Der preis i'm 5arbsI niht
um 3sbn Pro3ent, ioHoern UNI 25 Pre-
sent. Darum Der untsri6iso i'm
prsiis 10 oroB istn IoQ, tonnsn bic
0tonomiihen 8sIe6rtsn niht Dsrite5en
uno fie protsitirsn osgen iolte uHgez
re6tigtsit. Der YrOteit 1T qershtiers
tiqt, ober Der unqsbiihrIihe Qufi6lag
lit nibt unOtrftdnbIi6, III iogar rah
0tonomif6en priu3ipisn gu srtldrsn.
9teie belshren uns, mas. lpie bel iscer
DiTsni6aftli6sn Tolgsrung, aus psm
aeiunben WenIhsnperItdnoe Iih er.
Qi1t, bag Der Fdufsr tets i'm 9ortfetl
iiber ben 8srtdufer lit. gein 2aub.
pirtb iit ods oan5 belonOsrs Der 5aa.
ooSn Der Rsgel lit sr tapitalsihpah uno
neil er ods Gelo 6rauft, tann er BEL
elmer 1sbfsrnte tsinsn b0beren prsis
er3islsn, ols Der 6ebIbetrdQ re6tfsrtigt.
geim gambler bon Raturprobutten
bsrbdIt bic Sads ii6 ouosrs. Gr tat
Die Ddors uufesipei6srt. Utan ianH
tie nur Don ihm betommeH. oyn 3plse
osfisH sr3tpinat er einen ubsr Den 5sbl.
ertrug melt binausgehenoen prsis.
Mie mir alfo isbsn, f6IGgt Der
Gambler 8eipe: ben 5armer uno ben
RonIumentsn. BieIe Sahlage bat fih
uber in Der leBten 3eit 10 berfhlim-
inert, Dag lie gu elmer aalamitGt gu
tperben brobt, unb 3tpor baourh, onB
Der 5anoel uuo Die 5abritation. bic
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Ser Mufferftreit.
Tie sgmp6snissr Hf6isnsR ssasru
BOr bem 1irsktorium Der Tlullker.
Sdubsslsafdah.
yrdiisent Joitpb saeber usn Ssrslmt'
ritau 5eosrntiOn Of MuFtiaHs
in Der stast.

Su bitstontroperis 3tpiihen Der bita
iigsn Wluiitsr S6usssiellihaft uno
Den WlitgIieesrn oss SpmpbOniesSrs
fsitsrs biirfts aud Der RatioRdlD<r
bano Der Wuiitsr, Die american ;Ses
bsratipn Of NluIieians biusinee3oaen
psrosn. go ipurbe fpeniaiiens BON
psritiebsneu Stitsn bic eeitsrn trs
folgie. pollig uneripartets Antunft bes
prdiioenten Der american federation
Of Muiitiaus Serrn Sofspb Weber
onseeIsat. 6err g9tber ielbii otyfis
hsrte alsroinss, bob sr iih Rur auf
Der Turdreiie bon Ct Gouis mad,
osutSitsn befinbe uno iein 9einS Elm
Sis unb aLIsin ieiHen bier auIGifieen
anasb6rtetR eelte, aber BON anoerer
Ssits fpurbe sriIdrt. bdb 5err Weber
ben gbitster bierhr auf beicHeeren
wunif oon 5errn 2tOpOlo Stotonss
II, osm 1trigsuteu bes Spmpbonies
orhsittrs esmoht babe, Der genous
5nformntionen beSiielih berSurisbiis
tioH Der bisiissH Wuiitsr S6ubasieus
ihaft ii6sr bic Wlitglieber oss Spms
pbonieprheiters bdben lpolIts.
6err meber bsmsrtte aeftern Abenb
beSiigIih Der bier berrihenben Ulibs
heisisitsn: .4is prifibtnt bss RdiiCs
nalmrbdnns babe iG nit Iotalsn an
gsIegenbeitsn niht bos 9trinefis gu
tbun. erit ipenn bic Muiiier Sdubs
aefeliho iraeHoipelde Gntiheiouns
gen sttroffsn bat une psnn 6ann gss
gen bisie Gnti6eiDunesn 8erufuns
eineslsgt tpiro. odnn iommsn Die Ga
den in msin RtFort.-
am geitriseu Rohmitias fonb cine
Sibuna oss 9irsttoriums Der Wuiis
Ter Shusasiesfdaft in Der Wuiieul
Grdonge ftatt uno in oerfelbeH ar
Ihitntn aud, bic Wiielisber oss Snms
pbonRordeiters, bic, ipie In niejsH
Spalisn beriGiet, sisens sinsslnbeH
iearsn. sic tpurbsn sintm tlsiHen
0trb0r unterlporfen, oas auaenibein
Iib befrisbissRb ausfisl. Die Rom
irotte ipurbsn nidbi porssIegt, abr
biei.s pirb in ben nGhitsn 1nseH
bur6 ben n.usn Gsi41ftsfiibr,r Der
Cr6.itra aHotiaiion Germ 6apl,n
asifebn. Bon oem Worslnut bitf,r
aontr1ite ipirb Is Donn obbinosu,
ipsIt, psitsr. Shriti. estbaH ,psrbsn
foIsn.
lInter BEN 1itersn bisfigeH Ntus
fitsrn, iofpsit lie ni6t gum
Snmpbonis Srhsftsr ssb5rsn.
berrInt fnii tinitimmis bic
aniiht. bob ss nod Su unlisbIamen
gntipidiunosn NIT gssus auf oiessons
turrenSfraat bel hiefissH Gngoeemsnts
tcmmtn fuiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18

bic Is db uno 3u einnldl 81 periinten
nrobt, entriIIfn lpirb: 0ie sasbtrbd
der" fsiern ibr .go6feIt" unb bic
,Weioenbduier% ihr .GrdbsnFeit" /,
shte goltsfefte bon SumOr uno aon-
ne, an benen aud Der Wlorburssr
.Stubiter4 germ tbeilninHt.
lleberbaupt, lpie es eiHem rehttn
StuosntrnnsIt 3utommt: Wsarbura
Iebt nur fpdhreno res Semsliers.
0snn Die ntdbsmiifen 5erisn b.
ainnsn, iintt es in sinen Dornroshena
|ihInf. Die Strabsn ptrooen, mir
asnbs iitbt man msbr cine bunts
Wiibs bic &neipen ftebsn Ieer;; DIE
,,iieben Raben" hdteH Ruhe uno Ton.
nsn psn psrI1umisn SdIdf zines gan
gen Semslisrs nahbpIen, uno dLes
ipartst mil Sebniuht ooroilf, Dab Die
ignbHen on Den 9erbinonHashouisrn
riebsr bod,ashen unb alItr Welt ptrs
iiinbiaen, oaB oasSemsiisr tuiensr all
qefdnaen bat.
Cine tiasnartiae Rote iRs SirnBsn-
ltben Der Etaot brinatn bic 3ierIifen.
fiinfen 5tiienmdonen In ibrsr bunteH
GoIistrndt, bic alsGisnftmdohen ishr
asIudt Tino. au Rortttusen, oosr
lpsnn alidbrIih oas Wifiipusfsit IN
Der Ilithsriiden Stnbtsirhe eebai.sn
miro, brineen bic gahnsiigs pon alien
Seiter cine Wldiieneinfrduoeruns, ID
iitbt man nuniIt 5rnhi Der 6insers
lauooorftr unb Die buHtsn Roit Der
30rFsr urn amonebure nit hsn hrtis
ten rotten GtreiIen unb bic siacntIits
r5efmtratt". farbenprGhti1 uno
ood nitt ii6trInhen. 1d3tpiiten
taudi ipobl bic bote @sitaIt zines
.SbpdImer goueru" nit ter unisr
iestsn tuaeIrunSen g1uerin duf gss
italtsn. Die. Don 8onsrs unb llbbss
Ioboss aiinftIerbdHb fs'tgshaIisu,
lGnqit alsr Dslt bsianut gstpprosn
iino. --
60. bu .gsrIs beg 6eItnIanbss" ,
nod jeb.r. Der bid tenntn gsIsrnt, bat
oir sin beasiitsriss 2obiiso gsfunsen.
limb no fih alts Warburgsr Stupens
ten guIummsHfiHbsn, od biBts ses
tptB:
.StoBt an! Wurburg fou lebsnl
Surra bod"
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Jriid)en 6eIbe,s
Gbrtn YbiIaoeIpbia's 1eaiIas an
Si. gairid's 9ae.

seesalaI,TepefSe bts Ginrlunntisr goIfstlohl
QhilaoeIpbia, pd., IL. WdrS.
Der bentiqe 5t. gdtridstas gins aud
in oeuif6sn arstisn Der Staet niht
unbemertt poriiber. 8as Isitt glno,
nib 5fpiidsn bem oeuiih, nmtrttdnli
I6en Waiionalbnno unn eem Hneitnt
Sroer Of soibsrnidns Tano in eiH.r
gbrung Iicbtbot.R Ausbrut. pelhs
0am anDenten Commodore Sobn Bar.
rns bereitei iuurDs. Nm Tsntmnl tes
8dters Der umerttdniTten Wlarint auf
rem Snbspsnoence Gqiiare pnrbe pom,
Oeutfh sameriinniIdtn Rniionalbnno
Elm ardnS ntsbsreel.st, beH.n S6leiis
fie 4afihrifi trug: Gin 2ribnt ots
esutiG Gromsritaniifen Hotionalbunots
in asred1tsr 4nsrisnnurta Der 5opftr
teii uno llnerihrodenbsit BON antri.
t0ntrn iriihsr 9sburt unb abitam
murg bsim aufbou eieier bsrrlihsn
giution." Die Srldnosr bati.n on Der
gnttiiauna oes 7enimols General
Miblen6sras in beIisr Stabt am
Teuiiftn 1aae nes norisen Sabres in
bsrporraasnotr Wsiis antts:l gsnom
men. auh in dnDtrsn Sid0ien Eate1
bsutihfreunbIihe aunooetunetH lei
lens Der Srldnttr IidtlaefunoeH. Bar
III, Der i'm alter pon fiinfsthn Sohrsl
rcn sSrlonb mad amsri'1 fam, srrang
i'm Ssslr;ens bes JrsibeitsiomUfts bic
erittn GrFpIss fir DE umsritonilchs
Warins uno tpuros Der srits gommo
bcre oerIelten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-18

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