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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-01
FAST GONE rs CERnNIN.

Saturday night at o'clock in the
Hrmory here the championship game
of basketball of the state will be
played by the Clarksburg and Park
erSburg High school teams. There is
reason to believe that It will be the
fastest game over played in the city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-01

There Is secret about the red
number on odd Forester whisky.
inst afseen years old, $40 per
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-01

At the St Charles Hotel you will
ind "old Forester" whiskey. Watch
he red number on the bottle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31

ISOLATION has been given very warm
invitation to meet here next year,
and after Mr.. Wason has pArtAken
OF Richmond's hospitality Tomorrow
there should be little doubt of the
result. He will report to the. exec
utive committee OF the association.
who will decide the question. Mr..
wason will probably be entertained
at luncheon at the Business Mems
Club tomorrow by the Wholesale
Grocers' Association OF the city.
American Airbrake Association. ac-
compAnied by Mr.. Kidd. OF that As
ISOLATION, was In the city yesterday
INVESTIGATING Richmond with . view
to bringing the 1919 convention OF
that association here. The associA-
ton IL composed OF the manufactur-
ers OF railroad signal devices, their
associate members. and the heads OF
railroad departments buying signal
devices. The members OF tho corn>
nittee expressed themselves ~ high
~ pleased with Richmond.
Advertising Committed To-Day.
sThe advertising committee OF the
Chamber Of Commerce will meet this
afternoon at o'clock for the pur-
pose Of further discussing and adopt
ing a trade mark for general use on
ali Made In Richmond" products.
The value OF such trade mark Is
obvious. In addition to Its advertising
value. II will tend to spread abroad
in the city itself the Richmond spir-
It," that feeling OF strong optimism.
sturdy determination and abundant
cooperation which has made Rich
mond great ana will make Richmond
greater.
cheer perceptibly prevalent on the
streets yesterday. The announce
ment In the progress section Of The
Richmond virginian Saturday morn
ing of the successful organization or
the Virginia Silk Company. with It's
plant TO be located here: the actual
beginning OF work upon the splen-
did plant Of the Kline Motor Gar
Company, mentioned a number OF
times in these columns and the opin-
ion that other good things were on
their way and would be sure to ar
rive In course OF time made the apos-
ties and prophets Of Greater Ricn-
mond' feel Joyous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31

An echo" meeting OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Conference. re-
comfy held In Lynchburg. will be held
in tho lecture room Of Trinity Meth
odist church Tuesday afternoon. Oc-
tober 80. at $3.50 p, NJ. An interest
Z pleasant and profitable afternoon IL
promised those who attend.
The rally day exercises held at
Union Station Sunday morning we're
very interesting. An address by Mr..
George ". Bahlke and two delightful
solos by Mrs. W. F. Mcneil were spe-
ciAl features.
The annual oyster supper given by
the ladies OF the Springfield Mothers
Club viii take place In the school
building, Novembe 10. from TO 10
P. M. These suppers are noted. not
only for the generosity OF the menu.
but for the superior quality OF the
viands
The Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety OF Union Station will meet
church. The Epworth League will
meet Wednesday evening at 1850
o'clock.
Thursday IL donation day at the
sheitering Arms HoApitai. and 1t Is
hoped that Church Hill residents Will
remember this institution on that day.
This 10 the only free hospital in the
city or State. and those familiar with
its spiendid work agree that no more
worthy cause exists in the city. Let
every one who possibly can rally to
the help Of this noble institution.
Mrs. william Bali, president OF the
Springfield Mothers Club, Is recover
Ing rapidly from the throat operation
performed by DR.. Mcclure at st.
14uke's Hospital recently.
Rev and Mrs. K. l. Grace, Of Chin
boraxo Park. are leaving to-day for
Chattanooga, Tenn. where they VIII
make their future home.
! Mr.. william Jones, of New York,
who has been spending several days
a. the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Annie
Hill, OF $500 East Broad street. has
returned home.
Mr.. James Cowan and little son
John. OF East Broad street, spent the
| week END with relatives IN Washing
| ton.
Mrs. johnson, Of F1uvanna. Is the
| guest OF her sister. Mrs. Davis Of
| North Twenty-third street.
Sergeant ]. l.. Wiltshire IL on q
business trip to Durham. N. G.
| Mr.. and Mrs V. Hsckler. Jr.. Of
| North Twenty NTH street, have beer
| spending q few days in Washington
! an the guest OF their son. Mr.. Willie
Heckler.
Mrs.. wallace Byrd and children. o.
Beaver Dam. who have been thu
quests OF Mrs. Harvey Eggleston. o.
East MArQhAl stEeet.. have Iet4Ene!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
OkbNEY TO SPEAK
IN TARHEElOOM
WILL TELL RALEIGH PEOPLE or
THE VALUE OF PEOPLE pull
LING TOGETHER.
:lI..-s
INVESTIGATE RICHMOND
EXPERIMENTATION OF TWO Or
CARNATIONS HERE PLANNING
FOR 1919 CONvEN-
TON.
INVESTIGATE RICHMOND

There Is much doing about the Of
fees Of the Chamber OF Commerce
these days. Committees are preparr
ing for the two great conventions
which meet from the 18th to the :3d
Of November In this city--the Ma
tionAl Municipal League and the Ma
tional Good Roads Congress; chnm-
Der ofiicials are busy lining up con-
ventions for 1919: aew enterprises
are being organized; good things are
being pushed along gencrally--and
business Manager w. r. oebney IL
preparing to make a big speech on
Wednesday night at Raleigh, where
he will. on the invitation Of the APP
preciative business men OF the Tar
heel capital. tell them of the Value
OF Commercial Organization in the
Material Advancement of city
Mr.. Dabney has such a good text
to preach from, and has such a liv-
ing, moving. aggressive Illustration
In the city OF Richmond to illustra re
his preachment, that there is no doubt
that his address will prove an inspi-
ration to the business interests ct
Tarheeldom.
Investigating Richmond.
One OF the city's prominent WISH
tors this week will be President
George B. WATSON. Of the National
Wholesale Groeers' Association. who
will be hero to morrow for the pur-
pose OF investiga ting Richmond as a
place for the holding OF the 1912
convention Of his association. The as.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
BIS CHECKS ARE
C0MING IN FAST

The state treasurer received in the
neighborhood Of a quarter OF miilton
OF dollars yesterday. the principal con-
tributors to me prosperity OF the Come
monwealth's trea sury being the South
ern Railway Company. which came
down with check for $13s.0s3.27. tho
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railway Company, with a neat remit
lance Of ssl.s42.o4: the virginian
Railway and Power Company with
S1s,s4l. 40: and the Norfolk Railway
and Power Company with N7.3sl.1e
Al all railway ana public service
corporation taxes are payable by No
vemher L. to-day will be busy one
IN the treasurer's Office, and large
payments will flow in.
Work 10 being pushed on the an.
nual report OF the State auditor and
a portion OF 1t Il now in the hands
OF the printer. The report will show
that the State has received in the
neixhborhood of quarter OF mill
Hon OF dollars more this year than the
estimated revenues OF the fiscal year
last --Aar. All OF the States obiiGaA
ton are being promptly met.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
CITY ENTERPRISES
GET CHARTERS
VIRGINIA SILK COMPANY AND
OTHERS ARE DULY IN
CORpORATED.

Three Richmond carriers were
granted by the state Corporation
Commission yesterday, ana all Of
them were to enterprises that mean
business from the ground UP.
The most important charter was
that 10 the Virginia Blk Company.
Incorporated. the organisation, Of
which has been previously noted In
these columns. The maximum CAPT
raj is $4,000 and the minimum
$4,000. williamson Talley 10 named
as president; @. q. Valentine. vice.
PRESIDENT; w. s. Workman. secretary
and treasurer, Nil Of Richmond; vii
liam de Pars, general manager, OF
Harer1town, Nd. The principal OBJ
tect OF the company win be the man
ufacturing and marketing Of silk and
SILK textures.
+ Other charters were granted as fol-
lows:
Flat Creek Lumber Company, In
corporated, Richmond Va. F. J.
Craigie, Jr., president: ], H. Harding.
vice-president; Irving +. Campbell.
secretary and treasurer-all OF Rich
mond, Va. Maximum capital, $780,
600; minimum capital. 1880. OBJ
ject and .purposes--Lumber bueinebs.
Southside Realty and Loan Com
pany, Incorporated. Richmond, Va.
VIM III. Hughes, pre6ident; +. L. Will
liams, vice. president: 9. w. Johnson,
secretary; r. A. Turner. treasurer
all of Richmond. Va. Maximum cap
itAl, $4,000: minimum capital, H..
600. Object and purposss--Real -
tate business.
New Virginia Beach Corporation
Norfolk, va. w. H. Sterling, ".
president: Chas G. Hume. vice-presi.
dent; r. d. Cooke. secretary ana treas.
urer--all or Norfolk, Va. Maximum
capital $4,000; minimum capital
$500. Object and purpose-Reai e.
| tate business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
CHURCH HILL NEWS
column be left at the Church
HUI Bank, or 'phoned to Modtson 1855

home. accomiA MED by Mrs Egxles-
ton, who will Spend this week As her
guest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
Good biscuits are largely de.
pendent upon good Baking
Powder.
Thus, Good Luck Is really
bread insurance.

That's why you
will find it on the
pantry shelf Of dis
eliminating house.
keepers.
Your grocer has
it.
TEE SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
Admlesssy cass Arsusd.

In the United States Dlstrict Court
yesterday Judge Edmund WaNdill. ".
heard argument In the admiralty caAs
of Smith and Mccoy W. the steamer.
city OF Milford. tho argument beink
on exceptions TO the special masters
lowed. Col. John n Cation. OF AIsx-
andria, represented the 1tbsllant and
Harry q. Mccoy, Of Norfolk. the II
belize.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
ONE WHISKEY SELLER FINED;
OTHER CASE IS CONTTN UED

Matt Payne, coiored, arrested by Of
ficers Folkes and Griffin, who allege
that he sold liquor on Sunday, had
his case continued in Police Court
yesterday morning TO November 3.
Archie Bass. colored. who was, al
SO, arrested Sunday by the same Of
ficers. on similar charge. was con-
victed, and suffered the following pun
ishment:
Sixty days In jail, fiat: 800 fine,
and $500 security for twelve months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
UMBRELLAS NO LONGER
PROPERTY OF PUBLIC

Citizens who have felt heretofore
that umbrellas. like pencils and pins.
are public property will be withheld
from exercising that right by the ac-
ton of Justice Griggs, who yesterday
convicted Edward Beasley Of petit
larceny and gave. him thirty days In
Jail for taking an umbrella belonging
to Miss Inex Yancey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
Had sumcscnt, F,uniahment.

Elijah Brown. colored. twhp was
shot In the leg Saturday night by Of
ficer Bobbinn Of the First district, was
dismissed In Police Court Yesterday
morning on the charge 81 resiatipg tho
ct{icer. Justice 0riges thought the
MAp has bsen punjahed enough.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
0emtitbes 1beater.
!, ,gn Ulani.ialenbdnbIsr" am6smn'
fas uieber cine uene Cperttisn'
AnHibraMe.

Sm btutfhen 9beattr iitbt unt
SonHtog pieber cine neue Operefts
anf benz prOsramm nnb sipor Grans
lebars pisibsiprohensr grfoIa Der
RaliefalIenf gambler lRnfitlbinDtr).
Tas rei3enbe Wer. bss populdren
apmponii'en in i'm olisn Ootfrianct
elmer Der er0bttn Grfclgs uHb Bat aes
bar ben Nss gum Rubm er0ffnei. Die
Mufi iii tpis In Ieinem nnbsren bier
bertits ouFesfiibr.tn DperetteH l~Tis
Iuitiqe Wittlpt@ uno Ter Druf BON
aur,mburg") pon sintm btiiridsuoen
Nelobienrsitibum. giniss Der poupis
numm.rn, BON bsnsu jebe Elm 6dIassr
iit, iinb: sd bin d armtr Suo'.-
(auftrittsbile BEG .gfeifsrfcrn.).
Dos is d einiahs RthnuHg. rneiRino.
met aino, ptrssb bi niht! Mud WcbIs
tbun trGai Dir 3ini,n. pos In otr
rs9ie profit" (pfsrffssicrn), Gin
guIferI' In Ghren, bos bari man net
pertpebren- (Tnst. rRi3si" - -Jans
fa@) aufirittsIiso .Susa', Gah
mblid, snniid beut'. srfiillt iih mir
msin DunTcb".) 5,rsstt ~pfefftrs
torn, .Susa", .Missi- (-Densi's nur
nof) DaIssrsI Iueti .W.nn stpei ilca
li.btn, 10 fssb.'s ssfhrieben" (Rilof6
.Susa) 5anssDusit (-pfefferiernN
- ueusa) u. +. 10. Rohoem, mas
mir bisber bon 5srrn JohdnH Jusrit
eefsben hnbsn. mnb or ala spftF'ers
Torn" Elm. 0lanslsifuns bieisn ebsnfo
bcben bic Gameu antoinetis Rits ols
.Gnso" unb 6ani;s Wartini ais
,Rissi' cuffs nsus gsleeenheit Gurors
All MAIDEN. 6srr DdIisr 1HfsrsAts
ten tpirb ais .9IoppI,r~ ipisb<r grobs
Qateffe,is ,r,itlsn, Ssrr lllri6 6onp.
bat ais -TliIoff- cine biibfdx Gss
fanas fgartie. sbsnio 6err Robert Dis
ft,rsariifsfpsti ala -5ansu' uHo
Serr 9ietor Muefisrs fyabrieiuE eorons
tirt einen fanolsn .gDnhtmei'ser@.
Grobe 4uipsnounGen fino fur bic
foitiimIidt Nustasiung bts -Wcliits
inll,ns S1uolsr- a.mat,i rporoen. Die
unoariIten Rationnltrahien oes Wors
ipisls unb bic 5ft.rreiaiitsn 6ufnrsns
llniFormen iino fir bisis Gptrsiit In
Rep gori sissns onsefertist porosH.
aopeIImeiIisr 1plnnb bat einsn gro
zen Gbpr unb Gin periidrties Sr4<itsr
,ur Dsrfisuns. alles tn aatm. ss II
cine in isber 9esisbans elnnspcut MuI'
Fiibruna All srpdrtsu. - sifeis fuo
i'm s]orperiauf Bel Ctta aos. 4poiteis,
gins uno Gibertn Ctr, 8. *. Iheos
balb, guhbanbluns. 1919 8ins Ctr.
pe,r an Der RaiI. bts Grauh Opera
EouIe su reitrpirsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
am alsinen ct. Bernhard. .
Bon 4nna gldubsS g aar.

Wieoer sinmal fpar es mir Der.
gonnt, Die HeiIs bonn 4oitas bal mad
Gbamoair 3u maiden unb eiHige 5ase
i'm 5oIpis oes bell. Wauritius am
Gleinen Ct. 8ernbarb su psilen.
9snn nidt gernbnroiner W0nhe.
ionb.rn Die Wiitglisbsr bes -Nauri.
tiuse unb la3arus- Srbsns" bon apita
perpoIteu bic sroben uRt.riunfts.
bduIer auf ben bonn hl. Bernhard ges
Iiiftsten unb mad ibm beuannten sfpei
5ofpisen.
Wenn auh felt Jabren cine seringe.
aber fsfie 9are fir matl3eiten unb
bas 3immer etneefiibrt tporoen iit, 10
arbsitst bod bas 6oipis bonn FIein.n
ct. gernborD immer nod nit DerluIt,
benn Don ourhlhniitlih 200 perfc.
nsn, Die i'm Sommer tdgli6 Deri6ftiet
unb beberbergt peroen, be5ah!en stipa
80 perfonen js 5ebn Grdnes i'm Speie
fefaal sriier Rluffe; 30 ie 5 ironts
i'm SoaIs 3rpeiitr alaHe. 0isI. arnk
Reiisnbe aber 3nblen gar nidts! Jn
friibsren Jnbren III Is 0fttrs porses.
iomm.n. BAT mun6e rei6s Qeuts iin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

5tit 1870 nitbt felbit NIT burdeemahi
baben, ipiiien bod aenug aus ben Grs
s1bIunaen ibrer 0eripnnbten unb Be
iannten BON benz Gntfsben ber auns
asrsssit.
9lli1brIish periammtln ii1 einige
geteranen, nm bel etnem Gnitmobl bic
Grinnerunatn an jene Spdibsrbfttagt
1870 fpoh3urufsn, oa bic srobe Roth
anfina. unb sann an ifne Iebitn Jds
nudrtdae, oa bic parifer gum trften
MnIe tui.ber ibr Weibbrci su fthen
betamen. Di. 2ssenct Bot iid bieftr
Barrier gelds.rune bem6htiet. gber
auh bic gefhihtliht Dohrheit III BIZ.
iter aenua. 0lsitb i'm aHFans Der Be-
laaeruna tam Elm ,Saute be dat" nnf
s sSranten, asbdmpftts pftrctf!.fh
duf 6 s5rantsL GIsIsbraien anf $50
ssranisn. am 20. DECEMBER tanhttn
bic erTten Ratt.n aui. Sntosnitol
Cine Rotte in Saues bieb SaImis be
sibisr. 3usrit sablt, man LEO fur
cine Raiie. Die prsii. Der ben Rail.
gen Der 3oologifhtn 9Grten entnoms
menen 9biere ipuroen mdrfenhaii.
Di. aaben Ftitssn ouf 8 Jranlen. gles
TanisnfleiiG toitst. 80 Dranssn eas
Qilo, Raiienpaite.s 2 Jranitn. Gin
iGmmrlihes burres 5nbn uirb mil
80 syranisn bssabIi. au1 bic 6unee
fpurosn nitt gsfhoui. ga. iutnn mir
on ieHe biiiisrsn Taae bsnisn, iheini
uns bi, btutig. 1kueruns nod INNER
eYfrnnIif1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
Sic iu5ialiitiide StrDmuna.

Die 56atIa6e, baB bic So3iaIiitsn
in zen geItrigsn Dublen sablrsihs Grz
fDlge uuf3upeiisn baben. 1T pshsr
iiberrQIdenb, nod bebentlid, neil es
fih niht I'M cine 4nertennung io3iaz
ItitiIhsr 9rin3ipier. ionbsrn Isbiglih
I'M einsn Yroteft banbsIt. g9enu in
einer Stabt beibe partsien bic 8urger
snttduf6eu, 10 sntihsloen iie Tih fir
cine brittle Bartei. Gs perhdlt ii6 baz
nit rie in 9eutihlanb, po Ultllionen
pon 9iirgerr nit ben So5ialiitsn itims
men, niht neil 1is pon beren prin3iz
pien beeeiitsrt Iino, iOnO.rn neil tie
nit ben dnberen purteien, bsnen tie
bisber an9e60rt baben, un3ufriebeH
'ino. Sobulb bic So3iaIiitsn osrius
den fpIIten, ibrs 9bsorien in bic Ora
rig gu iiberTeBsn. peroen iie pieber
8ur geoeutungsIoIgteit suiammsnz
Tdrumpfsn. 9as 1T ben io3iutiitiIdsn
sibrern in 8eutIdlanb 10 p6niq be-
tnnnt, bab tie ibrs Partsiprin8ipien i'm
6intergruno haitsn uno leoiglih Stim.
men ourth aritifirung Der Mdnssl
tper6en, ipel6e Die berrihenben Bar
teisn uufpeiien.
Sn bi.fsm Gdnpe tritt Elm anb.res
glement tinsu, bas bem So3iolismus
ben goben sbnet unb bas i'll bic u6ers
trisbene tapttaiiitii6e mtrthi6dFt.
6isrin pirp cine 4enaerunq eintreten
miiHen, tpenn perbitet peroen ioG, bab
Der Sp3ialismus 3u elmer lpirtlihen
Gsfahr iid geitaltst Sierau III Dor
alien TingsH notbDenpig, baB bas
ameritanifhe Publttum iid eine tors
rettere 4uffaHung Dom Weisn bss Sos
3idlismus All eiqeH maft. Wit Der
Qbfiht, nas Uolt gu perpirrsn, pIro
Oon tapitaliftiihsn arstfen bic Sc
bauptung Dsrbreitet. oob jebe 8sthdti>
guna pes Staates ooer Der aommune
auf gsi9dftlidem Gebiste iosialiftifn
lit. Das ift tinegrobe llnpabrkit.
Der So3idlismus i'm rihtigsn Sinne
bes mortes {trsbt barnah, bic pripate
1hdtigteit 3u DeritaatIidsn. Deiem
5ufolas ioa Der Staat grob baden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
9okal.Dtrid)t
Zein ferbHfpn3ert
@irbt am fommenSeu Sonnfas Der
Coo SeQsn Sdxaerhur.

am sommennen Scnnida ptronIiois
let Der Obj iEeiIorp Gdnstrder i'm
Cbson iein bissl1hriees 6srbitsonsrt.
Die padsrs SonserfHaor bat BET frii.
tsrsn GeIestnbiisn idon eorsesban.
hab ss ibr init Der piIsee bes btut.
ittn Qnbes Grnf, II. unh audi bas
teurips Ronsert burfte fih su einsm
tiinItl.riIfen GrfnIgs asFialien.
Wsiiitr 9ouis gbrectt bat fur Dies
iss aons.rt NIT ben SdReern cine
Reibe prahiigsr Ghore einiiussri. 10.
eaB Der Dsrsin siptifslIos NIT srcbsn
Ghren beiisbsn piro. auserbem fino
Sfrsi Soliit.n oeiponnsn ipcrotn. nam.
lid oi. betannte Soprnniffin 5rau
Rorma GsbereersDeiontr iopie Der
0inlinift Serr aosIf o. gorjts. Dos
eolIfcnbiar grosramm bss abtnes
III ME fcIai:
GtOr ~JrObe Ddnoeri6ofi" !.
Rid. arnolo
CpS T.uoH sdus,rtor.
gtiasnfoIp vpplonaiIs briIanis-
.DIsuyiemps
5.rr aoolf s. gori.s.
Sd sins Elm SliimIsin iu6su-
g g,fitrl 5iingii
Obj J.llop SGns.r6or.
SopranfoIc .4rtstts- Weber
'Stau Norrio gstereers sMeionsr.
.Dss Ee.mann's grub~
esiatnIcIi
5err aboIf 8. goriss.
60 mar Gin Grub pom
Miitterlsin- Boiipr
am Rb.in unb bsim D.in'
Obj s.nop sdns.r4or.
anNr fir SOpran:
. .Sunbeam~ Nonolc
.Suis apeorpin' for ppu" sons
u1bs Hipthinsole1 Dem
grau Norma Gsberasr.Dsioner
-G,uiidt Sdnasrberssn'
Obj S.nop edna.rdOr.
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Repfiaa Der ,Rsu Orleans"
6nuseriiabrisiu bsr 1snpfi&iH'
fabrt nnf tueaIiaen etr6men.

Grinnsrunetn an bic Dor bunotrs
Sabren srfoisie grSffnuns Der Gnmpf.
ihiffnbrt auf bsm Ohio rpsrotn no4s
aerufsu burh bi. 4niunfi bes Tams
piers Rem SrItans". Dds Jubrseus.
ipsl6.s eeitern Dcrmiiias 10 ilhr ouf
Isiner R.ii. BON pittsburs nnn Stem
Crltnns bier einasiroffsn III. IN zine
Rspli,a i,nts qionisrbompftrs. Der
Dor nunmshr bunoeri. Jnbren ais ,r'
iier bic DelIsn bes ohio unb bes Wli.
fifIippi ourhfurd.e Gds ilsins Jahr.
seua liset am Gonsp Sslanb god am
fSus Der Din. Sirabe unb tnnn bis
Ituie 4benp beiihiiss perben. bis
nuf bic Waftintn unb RsTsl. bic no~
.iir!iE MODERN iino. III bos 5abrseug
4eine ssireue Rohbilouns ienes riieH
Dumpfihifies. Ter Dompfsr Ram
GER, pelher Werireier rer bisiissn
6onoelsi6rperifnfitn On 9nrb hcite.
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