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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-03
OBITUARY
Mrs. Jnmea III. BrndleI.

Mrs. James II. Bradley died at the
residence OF her husband. 734 North
Fourth Street. yesterday In her forty
eigh.> year. She Is survived by her
husband and by ten children: Charles
W., j. Lee, Mrs. w. 4. Edelblut, Mrs
X. B. Lumpliin, Annie. Clara, Horace
Ruth Willard and Edward Bradley;
also by two brothers, CRANKY H. Perry
and Roy G. Perry. and one sister, Mrs
II. G. Hancock. The arrangements for
the funeral will be announced later.
Funeral of DR.. r. A. Williams.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Alton, Va, November 2.-The funeral
services OF Dr. F. a. Williams, VIII ,
died at his home at Avon, on Sunday,
were held Tuesday at Hebron Bap.
list Church. For twenty years he
practiced in this section OF Nelson
and Albemarle counties.
Dr.. Williams was forty eight years
Of age. He graduated from the
old Medical College in Richmond, and
had many friends in that city, He
le-.ves his widow. four children and
stepson. Tudor Pierce five brothers
and sister He was a member OF
King Solomon's Lodge, a., T. & a. NJ
of Hillsboro. and an Odd. Fellow.
Andrew J. Hobson.
Washington. November 1.-The bod,
OF Andrew ]. Hobson, who died yes
terday at the age of sixty-seven years
at the homo Of his sister, Mrs. 1. q
Bursey. go Fifth Street Northeast
Will be buried in Glenwood Cemeter,
with Masonic honors, following fu,
neral services at the house at 2:3i
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. C
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DEATHS

suddenly. at his resi-
dence. i4l7 West Clay Street. Thurs.
day. November 2, at 1880 p. NJ,
LEWIS NJ ELLETT. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Elicit In the thirty.
fourth (34th) year of his age. He
leaves. to mourn their loss, q wifo,
two children, father. mother, two
brothers and TWO sisters.
Funeral from st. Marks p e.
Church SATURDAY, November 4, 3
p. NJ. Interment Rlverview.
BRADLEY--Died. at the residence OF
her husband. 734 North Fourtt,
BRADLEY.
Funeral notice later.
MARTIN-Died. at Memorial Hospital,
at ~ O'Clock November ]. 1911. TIM
OTHY j. MARTIN. of 110s Beverly
Street. He leaves his wife, one sis
tor. Mrs. Annie Evans. OF Tie Brook
Avenue, and three sons, Chas w.
Martin. John T. and Lawrence B.
Funeral from Sacred Heart Cathe-
dral THIS (Friday) MORNING at 10
o'clock.
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BLISS MIGHT HAVE.
BEEN PRESIDENT
Unwritten Political History Re-
vealed at Memorial Meeting
in New York.

New York. November 2.-That Cor
ne!ius N. Bliss. former Secretary of
the Interior. might have been Presi.
dent of the United States had he
yielded to the pleas of william Nc.
Kinley, was the declaration made to
the New York Chamber OF Commerce
to-day by John Claflin, Of this city.
This interesting bit of unwritten no.
litical history was revealed at me-
mortal meeting OF the chamber, at
which resolutions eulogizing Mr. Bliss,
who died recently. were adopted. Mr..
Claflin delivered the principal address,
in which he said
In 1900 Mckinley urged him to
signify willingness to accept tn,
nomination for Vice President. If he
had allowed his name to go before
the National Convention it is almost
certain that no other name would
have been presented and he would
have been elected with Mr.. Mckinley
in that year. Two years later. on Mr.
Mckinley's death. he would have sue.
ceeded to the presidency of the United
States"
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Gloucester, Va, November 2.-Henry
H. Hibble. OF Gloucester county, Va.
was born October s. 1918 He re-
tanned his physical and mental strength
r :lrkably well. A few days before
his death he walked five miles to Glou.
cester Courthouse. ano TAXED cneer-
tuiiy with MS irfenus. lie was tn.
oioest Confederate veteran livI.g III
this secuun OF Virginia. he eii,sle1
III lSoi, when iurty-tnree years
age ana reuiaIuEu unti lorceu w III
neaitn 10 leave, pelus nonorauIy DIS
ciiai seu' he poasleu OF Doing Con-
1eueratc veteran, a AietnvuIsL ana Il
Deinocrat.
me cross of Honor" given him by
the uhiteu Daughters OF tne Conred-
eracy, WAS placed on his breast III The
caeKet as ne requested, ana the Con-
feueratc flag Was on the casket as !,
WAS borne TO the cemetery at ola
Beiiannys Churcn (Metnouist Episcopal
Church. Soutn). after the funeral ser
vices had been conducted in the church
by Rev. w. -. Sawyer. his pastor, as
sisted by Rev. w. g. Lee. or the Epis-
copal Church. with seven old veterans
az pall-bearers.
He lost n brother. Captain John L.
iiibple, and son, T. j. Hibble. dur
ing the war. Both were members OF
the twenty sixth Regiment, Virginia
lniantry..- lie leaves three daughters
and three grandchildren surviving him.
Luther c. Morton.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Eureka Mills. Va, November a.
Luther C. Morton died at his home.
near Darlington Heights. Prince Ed
w-rd county, last night, after a brief
illness: The interment will be in
Keysville Cemetery tomorrow morn
In ut II o'clock. Mr.. Morton was
forty-one years of age, and leaves a
Wife and three small children.
Captain Edwin N. Wise.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Lynchburg. Va, November Cap
tain Edwin Newton Wise, formerly n
resident of Lynchburg. died yesterday
at his nome near Coleman's Falls. He
was seventy-seven years old and death
was due to heart failure. Captain
Wise was native of Alexandria He
served in the Confederate army during
the Civil War He is survived by
three children-E. y. WISE Jr., OF
Iynchburg, and Misses Jeanette and
Editha Wise. who reside at home.
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Av|ATORS REACH
GLOUCESTER POINT

Newport News, Va, November accord.
ing 10 reports brought 20 Old Point to-day.
L!eutenants Ellyson and Tower. the naval
av,ators who were forced to land at Graz
Ntes Monday on their attempted retGrn
night to annapolis are now al Gloucester
Point. Their hydroaeroplane has been fitted
with new batteries. and sevcra! short fiights
were made yesterday with the object OF
testing the engine before resumng the
flight to-day. However, stin northeast
wind prevented the uviators from starting
To-Day Numerous reports concerning the
young naval officers were in circulation 10.
day one Of which ~as that they had decid-
I'd TO abandon their Night and snip the
was that they had reached Reldsv!!le, and
sim another, that tho hydro on the ma.
chine IS leaking badly
Captain jenkins OF tho fishing boat Bena.
who lowed the machine 10 shore altar II
had landed In the bay Monday, was at Old
Point to-day. and states that the aviatora
are at Gloucester Point.
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COOP GRAFTON IS
URGED BY DABNEY
Addresses Enthusiastic Audi
ence of Raleigh Bust
ness Men.
Especial to The Times Dispatch, ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Raleigh, n. c., November "A stir
ring address by Secretary William T.
Dapney. OF the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce. was enthusiastically re-
ceived tonight by big audience OF
members of the Raleigh Chamber OF
Commerce and other citizens. His
theme was "Co-Operation." He indi-
Gated many avenues of cooperation
of citizens and the commercial and
other organizations of city that
would yield graf results in financial
and social bettermenL He declared
that hearty cooperation of Richmond
newspapers has been tremendous
factor in the progress that city has
made. Raleigh and Charlotte are sim
ilarly blessed. he said. He advised
Raleigh to follow Richmond's example,
and steer clear OF propositions to move
factories to the city unless there were
clear economic reasons why the husi.
ness would be better than 1t had been
where the factory was proposed to
be moved from.
Mr. Dabney left the pathhndinC
automobiles from Atlanta to Rich
mond at Pinehurst. They expect to
come on to Raleigh about noon to-
morrow. The scouts. Mr.. Dabney
says, are having a fine trip.
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manager; Mrs Frank Danner. treasurer
al al OF richmond Capital; Maximum. ,lo, :
and selling pickles. jeli!es. etc.
The Virginia State Botters. Pro,.et,v.
association. Richmond w. A. Kleyesahl,
pIesieent. Richmond; c. A. Jones' vice
PRESIDENT Bristol. Va. n. r. Cathty ,ec.
,sthry and treasurer. Norfolk, Va. Object:
s Mu,ual protection Of the members OF the
Alexander Wilson Company tIne), Pc
tersourS va a. W. Bryant, president:
rage y. Bryant. secretary and treasurer:
george w Bryant-all OF Petersburg, Va
SShPltai: Maximum. $500; m!aimum 5000
Object: Grocery business
An amendment was issued to the char
yer Of the Farmers and Mcrchon,s' Bank
,,t ine'I stanleyton, Va. changing name 10
the Farmers and Merchants Bank {lncJ
Stanley, Va 1890
IN amendment was Issued to the charter
OF the SUFFOLK Drug Corporation. SUFFOLK
va: increasing Its maximum capital from
5000 10 $4,000.
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Fultz, pastor of Epworth NJ.

e. Fultz. pastor of Epworth NJ.
Church. will officiate.
Mr.. Hobson was born In Winchester,
Va, and entered the Confederate army
with the Stonewall Brigade at the be-
ginning of the war Later he was
transferred to the famous band OF
Mosby's Rangers and served with that
organization until the close OF the war.
when he returned to his home in Var
ginia. He came 10 Washington twenty
two years ago. lie was prominent IN
the Masonic order In this city, being
u member OF King Solomon Lodge. sur
viving him are four sisters-Mrs L 3.
Bursey, of this city; Mrs c. +. O'Ehrl.
OF Baltimore; Mrs. ]. Fl. Helms. Of
Mount Crawford. Va. and Mrs. Mary Il.
Thompson, of Berryville, Va.
TomlIn Barnes.
Especial to The Time -Dispatch.l
Ewing ton, Va, November 2.-Tomlin
Barnes, aged seyenty-tour years. died
of heart disease to-day in Bedford
county, five miles from this place. He
was a native OF Culpeper county, but
had spent the last forty-odd years of
his life in Bedford county. He never
married. He was an acknowledgements.
and served under General Stonewall
jackson and A p. Hin. He leaves
brother, j. Walker Barnes. Of Bedford
county.
Funeral of Lawrence IT. Milton.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Berryville, Va, November 2.-The
body OF Lawrence Taylor Milton, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Milton. of
Berryville. reached here yesterday
morning. being brought by hia brother
Rev. William Fl. Milton, of Whining
to-, N. c. The funeral services were
held from the Episcopal Church. the
rector. Rev. Edward Wall. conducting
them. Interment was in Green Hill
Cemetery. He was former resident
of Berryville, but at the time OF his
death. which resulted from injuries
sustained in an automobile accident,
he was living in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. Maggie NJ. Carter.
Especial to The Times DispatchJ
fredericksburg, Va, November a.
Mrs. Maggie NJ. Carter, wife of w. b.
.arter, of Caroline county. died yes
terday at her home near Woodslane
aged thirty years. She Is survived
by her husband and FIVE children. Two
of her brothers reside in this city
W. B. Jenkins and Mortimer Jenkins
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Advertising Ideas Free

We are successfully handling many Iars.
and small accounts In the South. /, yon
want .Fee ideas. suggestions ana adyico IN
conhectlen With your advertising ION US "a
by letter, phone IN person
fREBHAS ApNEH Using AGENCY. INC.
Mutual Building.
Phone Ma9ida ans "S'A
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y,retn,an. at the Hote.s.

LexIngton-w. D. Adams, Roanoke: h L
Pearman, Danvnie; n. c. Booker. Norfolk
". Crowder, Covington; o. Wemple. Dan
Murphy'.Georse Harris. panvllle; A. l.
Addison Eastvg :; ]. L. Nancy. Emporia
" x. Bowies, Goochland; A. S. Flowers
Norfolk; G. e. watts waveriy; e. w
Poindexter, Roanoke; Miss L. Cline. Roam
oke; Thomas E. Waters. panViiie; w. q
Homes. Boydton: Paul McRae. Cumberland
A. e. Baker, Jarratts,
Park-B. Wekiund. cIaremont;. c. T. WI
,iame. Hampton; w. P. Alsabrook, Lor-
raine w. j. Barrow. Farmville; g. n. RIOS
Riehmond-A. Powdermaker. Norfolk
Giiber,ELudwis Brill. Norfolk; S. r. An
derson, Jetersviiie; J. 8. Hatehttt, Ken
bridge: Normal Y. Chamblis,. Emporia
Grover Clarke. Arvonfa; d. p Morgan, Ar
stumprs-Georss II Appleton. Lynch
burg; W. A. Gray, Virginia,
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MANAGERS PLAN
BIG CONFERENCE
Aggressive Republicans Do Not
Echo Taft's Note of
Despair.

Washington, November 2.-Imme.
dlateiy alter the return of President
TAFT to the capital there is to be
conference OF men presently and pros
pecuvely active ~ Aae management OF
the national ana congressional CAM
paign, committees over Inc preliminary
poAtlcal Work To be done inns winter
The note OF despair SOUNDED In the
lresiuents speech before the l1amil-
ton CUB the other oay is not ecnued
by tae aggressive lighters in the party,
and is tar from DeinS accepted as the
keynote OF the approaching campasSn
On the contrary. militant spirit Is
being aroused, especially IN the con
gresslonal section of politicians. VINO
capture the next House OF representa-
tives.
Heads Arc unbowed.
The ferocious Wuooins given the
Republicans in the last congressional
elections has enraged rather tnan SUP
aued the old warriors in the party;
tncir heads are unoOWed, and they are
slrdlnE up Tor another round.
Chairman Mckinney, OF the Repub-
iican Congressional committee. returns
from Europe tn:s week. and will DO in
W asn!nStoH later in November TO par
Ncipale IN the conference, when l.
10 pc a JIint meetHS OF leaders In the
national and congressional committees.
The committee TO manage the con-
gressionaI campaign viii probably not
De rcorsanlzed until February, when
Chairman Mckinley viii DC re-electeu,
whether nc wants the office or not, ana
a Secretary CHOSEN 10 nil the vacancy
occasioncd by the death ot Rcpresen-
tative Loudenslagcr.
Sherman keenly Interested.
Nice-fres!uenI sherman is taking
keen interest in the congressional out
look. as Indeed ne has Always done.
Even AFTER MS elevation 10 the Vice.
Presidency he kept In touch with the
congressional committee, OF winch h0
was once CHAIRMAN. and gave has I'D
| vice and assistance in every campaign.
His latest effort was in behalf OF
| William j. Browning, the Rcpupiican
candidate in inc Loudcnslagcr district,
whose election Vice. President Sherman
advocated last nignt in a big meeting
! in Camden The election comes on
/ next Tuesday. ana the Republicans are
endeavoring their utmost TO carry the
district.
/ Close team work Is expected to pre-
| vail between the national and congress
! >lonal committees in the next cam
! paign, ana TO arrange for this is one OF
/ the objects OF the coming conference of
politicians heiS.
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CHARTERS ISSUED

redericksburg Motor Company trne.).
Fredericksburg. va. L. r. Colbert presi-
dent. Massaponax, Va: Alvin T. Embrey.
vice-president: VI. C. Biseoe. secretary and
treasursr-both OF fredericksburg Va.
Capital: Maximum. $4,000: minimum,
$1,000 Object: Automobile business.
Brooke Publishing Company Uncl. Rich
mond. j Lightfoot Brooke. PRECEDENT;
]. J.. De rrevilie. isecrotary and treasurer;
T5shn,ond Cani,ai: Ta4,mmm sso an. ,n,0
3nlu,n. $4,000, Object: Publishing business.
:; ,'rEr"en Preserving Company Nncl.
- ,,.Us''s cuff va. Mrs w H. Mann,
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Robbery Rennrfs.

h L. Wflkerson, a guest ut Murphys
Hotel. yesterday reported to the police as
stolen. one gold watch. with fob and medal
Mrs. 4. B. HutzIer. OF 325 East Franklin
street. reported the loss OF six cutelass
Buriey Robinson, OF Ills North Twenty
tourth Street reported that an ovsrooat
mad been taken from his home
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Road i, Grained F,ancb,s,

Winston Salem, n. C.. November Tho
salem commissioners to-ngh: granted The
Southbound Railway a franchise TO extend
;s line distance OF two miles through
salem 10 the Salem Iron Works, on Iiheriv
erect where Il will build a freight drmo;
Overhead bridges are required over TWO
streets. There Was much opposition moi sn
much 10 the extension OF the road "a IN
wore present,
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MARRIAGES

CH1oCCA-Married, October
81. In this city, HENRY ]. CLARKE
TO MRS. LAURA v. CHtOCCA, both
OF this city. VIII reaida>at. 8 East
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eokal-Dfrid)t.
SIR oas gattorias.D DenGmaf.
aad bic Giueinnatier aiiiitR bisfe
Gbrtnihnlb ab3ntrasen belien.

3Die unier Gpesiols sRurreiponnent In
phiIoeelpbia mttott, in bas 2lnbenfer
0eorge Mufhingtons Don Seiten beS
Seutf6 samsritaniinsn Rationalbun.
bes in beionberer meiie asehrt fpprben.
5trner tptrD in Der Sepelfe oaraui
bingepiefsn, bab bic 9e3eihnufia y@d=
ter ees 8dterldnoes~ WalbiHaton suz
srit BON einem DeutIns Nmeritaner beis
gelegt porben iii. Die TeutId sameri-
tdnfr bnben dber nod einen Ipt3isIIen
Wdter, Der Iogdr GItere glnrehte bat,
ais Der erite pr1iibsnt Der RspHblit.
f5ranS Daniel poitorius ipar Der sSiibs
rer Der tIeinen Sdnor 8eutihsr, bic
am 6. SttOber 1853 ibrsn Jub auf
omeritaniThen 9Ooen Iebte anb nds
NIT Der 0eutfhen 4uspanetruna nan
4nerttu be 9abn tpies.F Weit Redht
iuirb Deshalb syrans Daniel gSoTsorius
Der ~0dter Der Geutff eameritaner"
eennnnt. Diefem nHierm Batter IoII
nun erblib Elm Gtdnobi!o errihtet
pereen nro stpdr in bem bon ihm aes
griinoeien Berulantoipn. NnG Die Gin
eiunatier Deutiden ioIIen, ja miiiIen
an Der abtrasuns bieisr Ddntes= uno
tsbrsrI6uIo bsitrageu, innem iie Az
benz 8entmalsfonhs beiiieutrn. Bel
TRACE fiHb an Serrn Sobn ghpdab,
ben BroiiOsuten bss Stadtss reTp.
Stuptperbaubs, beffsn Office fid, i'm
Temple Bar gsbduos, an Court unb
Wain Strabe. bsfinbet, su ienoen.
aua in Der Office bss vgoIfsbIatt"
ipsrben Getbtr fir ben 3ped sntssgens
gtHommen.
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Der NIT fsiner Guttin osrabe iiber hem
aobtn aopfttp's tpobni, bebanpiei,
turs por ausbru6 bes seuers In BEN
2aben sir berbd6tigts GsrGuTd asb5rt
5u bubtn uro fcIgtrt boruus buB es
fith nm Bronbftiftung bnnbeIt.
Das aiDeite perbdfti1t sJsuer tpurbt
m Der UlietbsfdIerne Jlp. SIy UfuiH
SirdBe entoeft unb cu1eniheinlid,
bonbelt es iib bier Inn sinsn sipeiten
BrdnbftiftnngsperInG. 9or piersetn
9dssn iuurbt TN britten Stpduert oes
6dufes iH Sang breunenoes BeriilnpeI
eefunoen unb 6Oporb Bern. Der in
bieIem Siodipert ippbnt. IDfhte bas
mails Die 5lammeB nod Dor benz Gins
treffen Der 5eiieripebr. DeItern tuurDe
brennenbes 8eriimpsl I'm Gang bfs
3iuetten Stcciperts aefunotn unb au6
IN cieTem JnlIe eelaHs ss, bas sSsnsr
i'm aeim au erItiden.
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Surnpite Go. tpurbe ipeeen @enwin.
fHobens unb Sront Troar ipeaen
S6iebens mt Der abTibt au tDbkr
dngeflast.
aurs na6 10 llbr aeffernabent
brad in benz Souie bss gbas. Sifher
an Der Surteb sSppt Rodb, etfpa ii.s
ben MeiIen pefttf9 bon bier, aus bis
ieBt unbetannter llria1e Elm sssner
aus, bur6 tpel6es bas Saus nit Gins
riGtuns pofIftdnbts serFtDrt nurbe,
eb es seInna. Der 5lammen 6err an
tperben. Walter SapIor, 5orrD unb
Irtbnr 3otb BON SiibzGrIanger, ,pelz
DE bas 5euer susrft entoedten, bdtten
bic groBte miik. Serrn Slider, nebit
fetner 5rau uBb 3odter, bic f6on sur
Rube gegangen iparen, aus ibrsm
Sddif ouf5uriitefu unb bteielbfn botz
ten serabe 3eit, bas nndis 2eben su
retten. Ser aneert6tete G6aoen Bee
lduft fich auf ettpn $500.
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Masfeabaa bes g66rB .ianepereims.

am abeno beg 25. J.bruor tpirt
bic parole allsr 5reunbs uno Inter
ibonen beg n6rriI1en g,rfnseu idu..n:
.auf mad Der Central SurnbaiI.S,
bsnn bort gisht an bieTem abeuo ter
gintinnnti Bidder GsFangberein isi.
ren oiesidbrisen preismosisnbnll. Ii.
Bidder fino aIs Elm luitigss grl.fen
btionnt unb bic 5srrsn bonn gcdsrs
8sfon9pereiu senieBen felt Sd6ren
ben Ruf. baB lie als NrrnnaeuT. pon
ieftli6ifitsn tnum ii6ertrpffen ipers
ben fOnnen, unb unier oiefen limitGns
ben ipirb Der biesidbriae Wlastea6of
fid sfpeifelsobne sn ein.m in isse-
6iniitt sldnssnbtn grfolae oeFiatten.
aIs guns btTonherer anfporn fiir DE
4usDdhl hiibf6er unb priaintl!er
Mnstentoftiim. biirfie bic S6rtTote
bieuen. baB fir bic biibf6eIftn unb
femtfhftsn Wasten tpsrthDcIe 9}reiIs
unseitst tporben iinb.
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gasfenbaa bss n. 6. z. n.

gfm Sdmitng, %. Sebruor, tpir6 e
tn Der Norb Cincinnati Surnbolle bod
hereehen, oenn bann finpet Der i6hrIt.
DE groBe WastsHbdI bes gaorbgfn
nati 5urnptreins ftatt. Tiefe Wlasten.
bale fnb felt sSdbren INNER bas Grs
eianib Der 5af6ingfaiion eeipeien uHb
Der beurise 8oH iptro tn oitFer ioins
ftdlt ieine ausnobme MAIDEN. Das
linterbdItunasfpmmiitse NIT herrn
GHitop Glemens an ber Gpibe bereis
fet peri6ieoere lleberroidungen Dor
unb iuiro audi mas Decoration Der
Gale anbetrifft tpieoer eons sttpas
DrieineIles kitten. Die MiisIieber
unb8dlte biirfen bober esleeentIid5 oies
fes Mastenbdlls ouf frobIihe unb aez
nubreihe StunbeH re9nen.
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Tom Glarte, siDsiter ~sSdnesr+ Der
-Ates", traf gtitsrun Gus Corona,
Gong Sslono. isiEem Seimathsortt,
tie, Elm unn msIoete iih als GrIier Der
oasiu1rts .ipobHenoen Spisler unieres
alubs Sitm Dienfte beim 6duptIiHg
Briffiib. Stius antunft iit nm stniee
Gage psrfriitt. mas er ooourh ertl6rie,
odb ibn Die Sebuiudh nG6 Cincinnati
uno ben Eamerdoen Mat ldnaer i'm
Often eeeuleet bale. Or brcchte uns
seFdbr 10 Qfrrh t6rptrliGes lleberaes
ipitt nit uno beFinbet iih BEL robuitsr
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tperben.
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Sir ben nrn 10. MARS 1bsubdl,
ienben wertroa bes Gerrn GaiI arai
nter nurbe bic tIeine 5alle in galte's
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Seften Der ct. ssobn's gp. afrte In
8eieoue ein aaffeetrdns6sn in Der
Stride.
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