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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
EMPRESS OF CHINA
STRIKES ON REEF

TOXIC. July 27.-The steamship
Empress OF China OF the Canadian
Pacific line, running between VAN
couVer Il. c., and the Orient, went
aground on submerged rock off the
southern point Of Ava peninsula to-
day. The 1875 passengers aboard were
taken off by the Japanese cruisers Aso
and Soya. which We're sent to the aid
of the wrecked vessel by the minister
OF marine.
The Empress struck at point forty
miles south OF Toxic and In believed
to have mistaken the Sumaski light
house for that of Jogashuma. The
Great Northern Steamship Dakota
ran aground at this same point In the
spring Of 1907. The Empress liz so
badly damaged that there is question
whether she will be foated.
The transfer OF the passengers was
effected swiftly and without danger
to life. The mails and baggage were
also taken Off by the cruisers which
steamed to the mainland. The pas
sengers found temporary refuge in
several sacred temples from which
foreigners heretofore have been ex-
ciuded and later came by train to
Toxic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
TOBACCO TRUST is
SEEKING WAY OUT

NEW YORK, July 37.-ro protect
the stockholders and bondholders In
bacco Company. three cmmittees were
organized to-day. This IL the first
public move made since the Supreme
Court OF the United States ordered a
reorganization.
y. we do not yst know that the plar
of the reorganization will be-" said q
member Of the committee.
III no readjustment 10 approved
within tn time set by the court. the
Department OF Justice may throw the
company into q receivership or>en-
Join its business. Either woulds be
disastrous to the security holders.
We will make every effort to pre-
vent this"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
NOW 1T is TYPHOID
SCARES NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, July 27.--Eight cases
OF typhoid feveT. occurring in male
employees OF the exclusive Colony
Club, a womans organization. were
reported to-day to the board of
health, Mrs. Borden Hartman, one
of the clubs founders and directors,
is endeayoring to trace the source OF
the typhoid. fearing that it may
spread to the guests of the club.
With the arrival OF the hospital
ship koiace at the Brooklyn navy
yard to-day and the transferring Of
two hundred sick sailors to the hos
.pital. q rumor became current that
an epidemic of cholera had seized
the North Atlantic fleet. which has
just concluded its war manoeuvres in
Long Island Sound. An officer OF
the Solace said. however. that the
two hundred sailors arriving to-day
were suffering from typhoid fever
and that there was an epidemic OF
that disease on the feet Nobody
would say from what ship the ty-
phoid patients were taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
BRISTOL MYSTERY
MAY Be MURDER
BODY OF WEALTHY MAN SAID TO
HAVE BEEN PLACED ON
RAILROAD TRACKS.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
BRISTOL, VA, July 27.--The
opinion prevails tonight that George
w. Wolfe. the wealthy Scott county
citizen. whose body was found on the
railroad tracks at the Natural Tun-
mel this morning. was murdered.
The coroner's jury is still invesu-
eating the case. but the general be-
lief is that there was foul play and
that Wolfe was murdered and his
body placed on the track.
The theory that Wolfe was intou-
Gated and run over by train IL dis
credited by reliable witnesses who saw
him a short time before the tragedy
and saw no evidence of intoxicauon.
Mr.. Wolfe was forty-eight years old
and leaves a family. Feeling Is high
over the matter, though many are
slow to accept the foul play theory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
PHYSICIAN CHARGED
WITH WOMAN'S DEATH

PHILADELPHIA, PA. July az
Charged with performing a criminal
operation which caused the death of
Mrs. Minnie Trader. OF Olney, Va.
DR.. Robert w. White. Of Chinooteague
Island. Va. was held without ball
to await the action OF the grand jury
by Coroner Ford this morning.
Mrs. Trader died in the Jefferson
Hospital on July I. Coroner's De-
tective Paul testified that he had Wis
tied the home OF DR.. White at Chin
colleague Island and that White told
him he had received a letter from
Nrs- Trader to meet her on a train
on the way to this city. DIR. White,
according Ia tina detective. admitted
that he was to receive $25 q day
TO rtaktng care OF the woman
When DR.. White was called to the
stand he admitted that an operation
had been performed.
He also admitted knowing the wo-
man previously, having treated her
husband for tuberculosis, and that
the woman kept her appointment and
was on the train when he boarded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
BAILEY DROPS OUT
OF LORIMER CASE

WASHINGTON, July 2T.-Senator
Joseph w. Bailey again displayed his
disapproval of his colleagues to-day
by resigning from the Important
committee on privileges and elections
which IS Investigating the Lorirner
case. His place will be filled.
He did not engage In such a dra-
matte display. however, as when he
resigned from the Senate and then
took 1t all back.
Mr.. Bailey takes umbrage at the
way the Lorimer committee Is taking
evidence. He Is said to have been
particularly displeased at the action
of the committee to-day In receiving
the testimony OF the son of State Sem
ator Holtzlaw. the confessed bribe-
taker Of the Illinois legislature. Mr.,
Holtzlaw Is still too III to come to
Washington to tell his fathers ad-
mission of bride taking.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
SOCIETY is READY
TO GREET CRENARDS

NEWPORT, r. l.. July 27.-The Earl
and Countess Grenard are sailing from
Liverpool Saturday and are due in
Newport August 5. The next night
Mr.. and Mira. Ogden Mills, parents OF
the countess. will give the largest din
ner of the season. The following night
the Grenards go to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Goelet's cottage then to Col.
John Jacob Astor's.
The mem oers Of the cottage. settle.
ment were calling on each other to-
the Drendards. Col John Jacob Aston
came to Newport to-day with his SON.
Vincent Aston, now known as the rich
est young man IN America. At the
Casino society gave the Colonel .
hearty welcome back to Newport. Col.
Astof has planned 1or . series OF din
ners ana q bail for his son. Mrs. Ava
willing Aston will not visit Newport
this season. 4s--,-~oa I'LL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
SLOW VESSEL IS
DIVORCE GROUND
EORRESTS CONTINUE TO BE
HUMOROUS.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.--Be-
cause he refused to come home from
Europe on a slow boat, rathery than
on the Lusitania, Mrs. Nora Stanton
Blatch DeForest alleges cruelty on
the part of her husband. DIR. Lee De-
Forest, wireless inventor and EXPERT.
and asks the court of New York to
grant her legal separation from
him.
Word to this effect came to-day to
Dr. DeForest, who resides in this
city. The notice of the fling Of the
suit for separation came from War
rem Wright, DeForest's attorney in
New York
information:
Complaint served: abandonment
and cruelty. Am preparing answer
Will send 1t and copy Of complaint.
Cruelty consists of coming home from
Europe on Lusitania instead OF slow
boat"
The separation suit papers follow
closely upon the filing of a suit by
Mrs. DeForest to compel her hus-
band to cancel a release of her dover
interests in a house and lot owned
by DeForest
Mrs. DeForest alleges failure to
provide on the part of her husband.
MI. DeForest reSents the charge and
has In refutation of Ii letters from
mis- Wife, in which she returned checks
sent by him to her for the support
OF herself and their child
The fact that Mrs DeForest's law
yer Is a woman was noted by her
husband
Is she suffragist,'' he was asked.
os, yes, l suppose she is," he re-
Piled. Mrs DeForest would be con-
slstent in that, And. besides, most
women lawyers are suffragists. aren' t
they
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
MUST USE MOSQUITO
NETTING IN NEWPORT

NEWPORT. r l., July 27.-Ths
butchers grocers and other MERCHANTS
OF Newport have been compelled to
invest In \ large supply OF MOSQUITO
netting to cover their merchandise Just
because one OF the guests at a lunch
con In the cottage settlement reported
that she had found not only flea but
other winged insects in some meat she
had received from market An I'M
promptu indignation meeting OF tho
Iaaies WAS held and . committee ap-
pointed to inspect all shops Of Nav
port; to observe closely and report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
CONDITION OF POPE
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

ROME. July 2T.--The condition OF
Pope Plus shows slight improve
ment to- night. Prof Marchiafava,
who visited the Pope twice to-day
In consultation with Prof. Petacci.
said tonight that the Pope is suf-
fertnxfGrom laryng1tls. which has
rendered respiration difficult. thereby
increasing the heart trouble, caused
by tho govt.
The pontif has been placed on q
milk diet and absolute rest prescribed.
All audiences probably will be sus-
pended until September i. His Holi-
hess is reported 10 he very weak and
greatly changed in appearance. He
derives great comfort from the pres
ence OF his sisters To-day his niece
was recalled from the country by tele-
graph, and is expected in Rome In
the morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
FARMER FINDS FLIES
EGGS AREA FOOD

TIoNEsTA. Pa. July 27,-FIaubert
raising nies for their eggs which he
expects TO sell rs food luxury. He
10 serving them on his own table and
fnds them palatAble and nutritious
through the oil and albumen which
they contain. The eggs resemble rice
after the hulls have been removed BY
friction.
{ Mr.. Marcy II swarmlnE tho nies into
lArge coops ana the eggs are dropped
inee : tank OF water.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
NEGROES ARE AMONG
MRS. BLACKS GUESTS

LONDON,July a7.-Mrs. Almer
Black of the American Peace Arbitra-
ton League OF New York gave a re-
ception tonight at which some 1000
prominent people including more than
dozen American negroes, were pres
emit. Among tho guests wre Lord and
Lardy weardaie, william Phillips. Sec
rotary Of United States embassy: ad-
mtraI Houbrfdge and Professor Scar
borough OF Wilberforce University.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
REFEREE EDDIE SMITH
IN CRITICAL CONDITION

SAN FRANCISCO. July 27.-Eddie
Smith. one OF the widely known pu.
gilistfc referees In the world, who has
been confined to an Oakland SAM
tarium the past two weeks with an
attack Of brain fever. suffered a re-
lapse to-day and is in critical con-
dition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
TRAIN HITS AUTO;
FOUR ARE KILLED

pIrTTsBURG. PA, July 27.-An ex-
press train on the Pennsylvania Rail.
road struck an automobile at the grade
crossing at Williamsburg, q suburb. to-
night. killing four persons and serious
~ injuring one.
The dead: Edward s. Batcheler
OF the Unson stock
Yards, OF Piusburg; Mrs. Mary F.
Batcheler. his mother: Miss May Fern
eler: Mrs. John Reed, Of WilkinsburR
.. Injured. Miss Blanche Reed, condsA
ton serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28

] NEW York. July 37.--MrA Mary
EliEabeth Lease. who stumped the
Western States In several exciting ma
tional political campaigns. has brought
suit to recover 800 from Mrs. Mary
0ooderson. OF Brooklyn. for lectures
that she alleges she wrote for Mr..
0ooderson, who, says she Gays. de-
lfvered them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
AND RIVAL
GO CAMPAIGNING

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
RALEIGH. N. c.. July 27.-Governor
Kitchtn has gone to Albemarle. stan
Icy county. to-day. to deliver an ad-
dress In Connection with big educa-
ttonal rally. Chief Justice Walter
Clark. has taken = trip to Stanley.
Caston county. to deliver an address
sran celebratton. the twenty seventh
annual AFFAIR that has taken place
there. while neither will make any
referencs to political matters or to the
contestants. Il n safe 70 say that there
M - some having wood" on the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28

CHICAGO. ILLS, July 27.-Whit-
ing Allen. IS years old, writer ana
theatrical press agent formerly con-
nscted with newspapers In Chicago
ana philadelphia. and Z resident Of
this afternoon OF heart disease. super
induced by IN acute attack Of gas-
trltia y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28
WARSHIPS ON DUTY
AT HAITIEN PORTS

WASHINGTON. July 17.-The navy
department 10 advised that the United
States warships sent to Haiti to do
patrol duty began their work to-day.
rived yesterday. has sailed from Cape
Haitien for Port De PAix. where seri-
Gus trouble - reported. The gunboat
Peoria 10 cruising on the western
coast The gunboat Petrol ID ON Aer
way TO Jeremis on the lower western
coast
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28

Physicians at the Jefferson Hos
pital testified that Mrs Trader came
to her death as the result of the
operation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28

Oh PNsss rse sale - TAAs O0ee.
- CsaAs ~ 12nAss1 Os3aaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28

tContinuad on Fourth Ca9a.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-28

Before the compromise bill was
passed other wool bills were defeat
ed. The Smoot bill was beaten, SO
TO IA. The House bill was defeated.
- to IS. the Democrats alone sun
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Tie erften Zdritte
Cur SihtrHrunug Der SspuIttpren
Dcr RetrpDOlitnm &aaf
in elmer SiBnng Der 1trcttUreH eiH-
gelcttct.

Die Ttrettoren ser Wetropotitau
gont bielten geitern irfOlge zines Don
0em ols W}oFeOerDalter furqirenoen
6iIfs- -Stautsbantinipett0r R0mer CT
laIIenen llItimatums cine mebrItunot2e
Sibunq ob. rpelher aud Ter friibere
qr6iibent Der gunt, 6srr Z. =. Wtc-
glure, Der bis ieBt trant6eitsbalber
ieine Wpbuunq nitt OerlaNen tonnte,
Getnobnte. 6err Romer ertldrte ouf
bas gntI6ieoenIte, oaB irqenD etrpus
ottbuu peroen miiTe, um Die aontrat
trren, oeren Wehiel Die 8dnt in 5dne
ZEN bat, iber WuTer gu baltsn unb e5
0dourh 3u ermoglihen, DaB oje'eIben
RE aontratte. nelhe ais StderheIt
fir Die Durlsber binterIegt lporoen
finn, fsrti9iteIIen. glur oaourh lei es
m01lit, bic 8etrdge 3u tolettiren uno
bic Tepoiitoren, peun DER 2e:tpunit
oetommer lift, i6Qolos 81 baIieu.
1es Qeitersu srtlGrts !Serr Romer
rem Direttoren, oGB iie fir bic DARE
leben DeraHtrportlth uno Oeshol6 audi
| lie uno ntdbt oas StaQts 8antoepartes
nent perpflittet Ieien, ben aontrottoz
len Die Wtittel an Die 0ano 81 geben.
Inn bic gontratte fertiq 3u IteIen.
7urn bas ShIiefen Ter gant ieien
tie 2esteren in eine Ihlimme Gage
Qebraht porben, inoem tie balb ourd.
| Qefiibrte gontratte an 6arb, aber tei-
ren Greoit bdtten, um oas notbt9s
8elo sur Sertigiteuuug herielben au
srbdlten. Fdls in Der 5ache uihts
| geftebe, rpiiroen Die geitGnre Der 9aus
| IL perrtnoert, boB fir Die 0epoiltoren
rur Elm Sruhtbeil iibrig bIsibea
riiroe.
Noh Idngerer geratburg puroer
ron ben glnpeienoer Iofort $4,000
| iubitribirt, I'm pDrIaufiee 3ablungen
an Die 4pntrdttoren au MAIDEN uno
| f1as mehr 9elD rGtbta rperoeH ioute,
lrtrb casielbs duF dhHlidle gBetie be.
Ttdfft peroen.
Die 3irettpren GopdrD q. ShuIg,
Ralpb 6. Wprriion unb SbDs. y.
Strat Iorpie Der 4npalt Robert g. sc
gIono puroeu ais 4usituB eruanut,
um 6srrn Romer bel Der GtqutotruHg
fer Qffaireu Der 8dut bei3uiteben.
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pieier aommiiiion erbalten fein Sa<
lair unb iinb gebalten, alle 1oridldge
fir Ramensdnberuns BON Strabsn
benz Stuotratb aur 0utbeibuns au
unterbrsiteH.
Heues partseldnbe.
5urh cine Groindn5, bic unter
4ufbebung Der Gefhdftsregsln 3ur
4nnabme selangte, Durben Die paris
tommifdrs ermdhtigt, 5u port5tDsten
10 Grunoitiids in Camp Woibington
fir $2040 dn5utaufen.
Cine neitere bon Der pdrtfDmmifs
iion tommenbe Sroinan3. ben 4nfauf
zines Grunbitiids bon 28,89 Jub
Jront an Der observatory Rouo be-
trslfsnb, puroe on Das aommittes fur
Struben uno Darts perpieien.
Die aanal 2 4usmer5uns.
auf Nnirag BON Germ Rsnnsr
ipuroe untsr aufbebuns Der 9eihdftss
rsgsln cine Sroinan3 anssnpmmen,
our1 pslte Der pom Gouperneur5 par
mon trnannten aommifTion, bic ben
Werth bes aussumtr5eHben Ibeils bes
aanals bon Der Speamore Ctr. Bic
5ur Riihsu Qps. ablhGbsn foa.
$1,000 fiir ibre laufsuoen auseaben
CUR gerfiisuns seitellt tpsrosn.
8erfhisben.s.
4uf GmpFeblung bes GDmmittses
fir Wlittsl uno Wsge puroe bic iibli.
te Croinan3 angeuommen, laut tpel:
t1sr Der arbeitsoirsttor bus Rsht srs
hiIt, fir bic tommenoen 3tpei Sabr'
.inen aontraii fir bas Celen be,
StraBsn ab5ufaIisbsn.
Der iiI6erne 2ie6es6e6er, ben bi,
Staotpdter t.im 9aisba[lipiel mi
ben SdulrdIbsmitglisosrn am perfloi
fensn Samitag eroberten, tpurce6errl
Cliff Wariin. BEN 0srtrstsr Der brit
ten Warb, gum Gefhsnt gemaht, pei
er ols raapitGn" oes Teams in erit.
ginie fir ben Sies psrantportIic
mar.
4af antraa bon Serrn 5ilen6ron
ipryoe bern Staotpater Rob BON be
10. Waro, Der por sinigsn 5agen iic
Elm gsin brah, pas 9eiIeio besStaot
rdtbs ausgeiprohen uno cine 46
itrift Der betrsffsnosn RsIolutio
fpiro Serrn Rod iibsrmittsIt p.r
ben.
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Illus oent YpliseigcriAt.

Nsllis Iron unD 5attie Ring, spsi
RegeriHnen BON 318 Oft Front Siras
BE. iparsH am SonHtag absnb rpssen
zines WlaHnes in S.rsit gerdtben, In
beneu Derlauf RelIi. Der 5ettie nit
eiHsm Bell einen Shlag an ben aopf
periesie. Die bstoen jrau.nsimmer
baiten ii6 gsiieru unter sntiprehenoeu
Gntlasen Dor osm poli3eirihttr 3u
rsrantuorten. Rellie nuroe nit elmer
Strafe DON 30 3agsn 4rbeitsbaus,
$25 uro ben aoitsn beIset, pGhrsns
Der JdlI gsgsn bic fhlimm 3ugeriht.te
5ottie auf Die off.ne Cite s,isBt
fuuroe.
Wm. Uloobn, tpelher am Sdnitaq
absno bon ben polisiiten Ssra.l uno
eder on Der gde Der 2. Gtrabe uno
Sycamore StraBs psgsu 5ragens
perborgsnsr Waffen Ter bait. sinsH
iharIsslao.nsn Rspolpsr in isinsm
geiiss) oorgsfiibrt tporosn mar, tpuroe
nit elmer GsIofraf, bon 800 unb ao.
ten beleat.
Die polissi fabnbets ifor felt Tins
sersr 3eit auf mehrere auf osz tiefiisn
Stuf. moraliihsr 9srtommenhei: ne,
benoe tpeiBs Grau.nsimm.r. ipelfs
in gnrron's 9urrelhaus, Rc. 311
Beft 8. 4pe. ibr 6auptauartier ouis
ssitiagsn bdbeu uno nit betruns,ner
Beibsn uno Neeern in .inem Shups
pen hinttr Der Wiribfhdft Die rpiiTt.s
item Orsi.H gu isisrn pflsgtsn. Nm
Samitug gbeHo oransen Serosdni
MtRultp uno Die poli3iiteu 8rueanr
uHb cunningham in ods 8arrcieduE
uno perbaitsten nsun 0ertrsierinnen
Der gonoe unter Der 2tntIlae o.s
6erumlunssrns. 2id,ts- Boos IsBts
jsnot s.iteru bic Gaus auf bic OfFsns
elite.
Sehs Wirtbe refp. Stan,.elIn.r
hdtttr fih eeitsrn Inier Ter antlas.
Der usbsrtrstuns pes UlitisrEa1ts.
reip. oes SoHntdsss.les.s 2E Uerant'
iport,n. Sn ben 1silt:.nahtsidller
purne bic iibli6s Strais BON i. SIC
uno aoi.en perbinst. tpdbrsno bi,
gale s.sen bic uebertreter ots Conn
tassge'eEes auf bic Offsne aiits ssisBt
tDuroen.
Sohn gust, ooHGumminspilIs, purr
be ipeeen 5runisnbett su elmer Gelo'
itrdis pon So uno aoiien peruriteilt
Der 5afl sssen ben Ressr goui.
2epsl, 36 Sabre alt. BON RihOlaspile
ap., tpslher am Gonntag abeno au
elmer Maoiionpitie Gar tpesen unor
osntlihen gsnebmens BON benz De
bsimpolisiften guribols perhaftsi. uni
in beHsH Bsfs elm ihdrfselabensr Rs
poIper uno cine fpige S6eere pores
| funosn Doroen nnren, puroe pertast
Die aHilase lauisi auf 1rassn Der
bprssnsr WuffeH.
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gibcrol gan. llHtcritHbmuas Sercin.

,Sn Der gcltern Wbeno IN Der Gem
trail JurnhalIc lultcr Dem &or'it 0p$
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totollfubrmq hco Sctretar9 ecorae
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unoss 8sreins puroen Die Wlttglieber
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i'm Nanreu oe2 3,creir& ptucu &uhruf
nioHen.
gln spct fraufe Dtttalteocr Uur0e
aaS ilbiid)e &routengclo INT Setra9e
Don $12 anaemielclt. 1mb I'm llcbri.
gGl qclouateu mr Routtregeid,ufte
3ur GrIeoIglius.
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Seutidler WsilitGr lint. .Gerein.

Der 9sutIas Wilitdr llntsritiis'
unss.9erstu riiftet iit gu feinsm an
%. Ropember in Der Central Iurn'
bGIe itattfinoenpen gereinsbal Be
oeu gorbereituneen gu bisiem gou fol
len aud bic Ddmen bes @ereins tbat.
irdftig mittuirten uno um DEN Rath
Der Dumen horen 5u tonren, Duroen
in Der geftern abeno in Der Central
Eurnhulle uuter benz 8crfiB oes BRA.
iibenten Casper Yfiiter uub Der BRO.
totoafiibruns oes Sstretdrs 8. Glib.
tert itattsehobtsn 9srIammlung be-
fhloiIen, bic ndhIts regelmGBige Der
Iammluns am Spnntas. %. Sttober.
9a6mittass spei llbr, absnbalt.H urn
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Sepuiitprien FIR lSuitiparbaHt,Sln'
laaeu.

Die atlas Qational 8ant, 9rigbs
ton German g1nt, Cincinnati Jruit
60. Citizens 9tationat 8ant Gpsa
moppliran gaut unp earrings &c,
8ierte glationoi 9cnt, 8srman glas
tipnaL gant, paartet 9(attpnaI Bent,
qeurl Ctr. n}Qrtet seunt, 4yogibtrt
Sapiuos 9ant e gruit gp. uuo
Sputbern Gbio Sabiugs Bart haben
aeitern als rDepoiitorien" fur bic IN
Der bieiieen yqoitiparbant" htnterIe1s
rem @sloer qua!ifi5irt. bod miro sS
nod, etntge Gaes rebnlen. efe Die 3aiss
nssbehorne ihrs Wahl treFfsn rpirs.
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su bieTer gerIammluuo bic 0ameu

gu bieTsr 9erIummlunq bic 8ameH
etn3ulQoen.
6erner beThlob ser 9erein, iib UolI
7Gbliq nit Der Sabns an Der @trpet'
hung pes JabnzDentmals i'm Snpoob
Qort am Is. Gttpber betbeItioer 3u
poQen. Sur W}itglteoihoft puroe
rCn 5errn 6. Spongenberq 6err Nj
tert $0eller Dor9eihIogen, Der ietner
mtlttGrpFlidt i'm Weitfdltihen uId@
nenzRegiment go, s in DuFel0orf qea
liidt bat.
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Die 9unoertledj(er.
ssabrlid)e NenniOn Der lleberlebenbea
bieies bentiden Hesiments.

0eriammlun1 in Der Wemuriol@6aae.
- Was Commando 5. 5. Werner
in fstnem Sahresberi6t gu iagsn
bat. - Se6s Wttglieber itnb 3ur
groben 4raee abgegangen. - Wies
berud6l Der Beamten. - 8orbersis
tunseu fir bas fiinf3igjdbriae RE
ailments Subildum. Die 4nrpes
ienDen bel Der Hsunion.
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Z@iFs= Zdeine
nadl uHO BON europa
nit allen IarnpierIinien.

0eictenbuuAen
nad) Eeiirihlanh, Geiterreif. llngnrn
etc. frei ms Sniis Der Gmpidnger
3$pllmad)tem
rehtsgiiltig anpefertiat, uno
VrbtAaftSs So ueftiDmeu
prompt ino reell beIcrgt.
Western German Bank,
Gde IL. xns Dixe EtrsSe.
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Der Sfaotrat6.
crbinans fin oie Strakenbabn
mad 0pnb Din ein8ereidt.

Die Gesnsr bes prpjeits biirften bic
4nsslsgenbeit jeboh Dor bic 8erihte
brinssn. - 5err 5reo. 5srtenitein,
elmer Der Cpponenten, iiderts iih
seliern cine 2tbIhrift bes S6riftz
itiides. - gonbuussaben fir polis
ssi uno 5euertpebr bstDtlIigt. - 3i.
gerbrsiteruus Der Git qibertp Ctr.
- Die aommiNiOn fir oas ums
iaufsH Der SirabsR.