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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
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MISSOURI. KANSAS AND \ OKLA.
aHoMA SUFFER FROM DEsTRuc.
TIVE TORNADO.
sT0RM.sWEEPs 7HR0UGHWEsT
HEAyYaToLLi OF DEATH AND ONE
HUNDRED PERSONS { ARE IN
jURED.

# d y #
CHICAGO. iAprii S1s,-Twenty.three
persons arc ,reported dead nj least a
hundred Injured two towns practical.
ly swent away scores Of buildings
demolished and thousands M dollars
worth Of nroncrty damaged ms the ro.
sult Of n Tornado that FACED In Kan.
sas and Oklahoma today - : :.
The tornado was ACCOMPANIED by
rain hn;I and ,ipbtn,nc MANY hr,id.
inrs wcre @ "iu s,rncE hv 'Stiehtnin, @ oa'ru and
burned yestern Missomr; was yism. @
oI hy r.,n and hail storm Int tb,s
seciIon wac mt il fhe7i main na.h NJ
tho tornado 80. =" M y
TeIerranh and teIcnhons wtros were
rendered msoIo.s In tbo .worst s,r,ct.
an dis,r;cts and i. ;s nrobahio ,ha, I'm,
cnmnleta % sonnrts @ os = ,hadaaih p ,n,, @ ana ,nS
tbo pronertv Jamaea will -nrovo much
rreoton ,hon thov' now anraar =
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
DEBUT IN POLITICS.

Harry S. Sands Candidate for Second
Branch Of Council In Wheeling.
The Wheeling Intelligencer makes
the announcement In to.day's paper
that Mr. H. s.. Sands, Of Wheeling. had
made his debut In politics as a Itepub-
liacn candidate for the Second Branch,
in the Third ward OF that city:I Mr..
Sands Is q former Fairmonter. "a son
OF the late Joseph r. Sands and Is
well known. here. II elected to fll
this position Mr. Sands will make good,
and. fill the office to4the entier salts.
faction OF all cohcerned..iiF sE goa &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
TO LOOK d OVER
PROPOS[D5ROAD.
PARTY GOES TO cLARKssURe, TO
h: INSPECT PRoJEcT9fFoR NEW
II STREET CAR EiNE.' hNo2 Ng gIls$lf'

MS. L. Watson, president or the iFair.
mont and Clarksburg Traction Com.
pany;; Hon: a. B. Fleming, director:
j. o. Watson. general manager; Smith
Hood. superintendent: S. B. Miller.
chief engineer, went to CiarksbHrg
today to look over the proposed exten.
sion OF a new trolley line from the city
OF Clarksburg to the new fair grounds.
which are located almost two miles
from the city.
The purity will inspect the project
but no official action will be taken to-
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
BIG b BlIAQJ.|E.|!.iTI.:]I'l.lI!
FOR / | | DEMOCRATS /. / 5
WILL MEET AROUND FEsTAt
BOARD = GOVERNORS WILSON
AND MARSHALL STAR ATTRAc.
TIONS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April IA
big banquet OF the national Democrats
Will be held here tonight.
The STIR attractions will be Cover.
nor Marshall. OF Indiana. and Cover
nor Wilson. OF New Jersey, both men.
toned as Presidential possibilities.
William J. Bryan was scheduled to
appear but will not attend on account
Of Tom L. Johnson's funeral in Brook.
lyn today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
DOCTOR GUILTY.
Williamson Physician Convicted Of
Manslauohter. :

{ HUNTINGTON. W. Va, April IA
DR.. G. L. Baisdon, on trial at William.
son charged with the murder of Grover
Waldron, was found guilty of volun.
tary manslaughter. The jury report.
ed this verdict last night after delib.
Grating six hours. The finding, carries
With i a penalty Of fromitwo to Ave
years in. the pen. ts
Waldron was stabbed to death and
In an ante,mortema statement accused
.Balsden OF the crime. Baisden who
Is one of the most prominent physi.
clans In the, southern part OF the State,
claimed he acted in self defense.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
sen, RAYNOR DISCUSSES
JAPANESE SITUATION
MARY land STATESMAN SPEAKS
iNSTHE UPPER HOUSE ON THE
n MONROE DOCTRINE. 3,
(By United Press.)

-. Wy fplllltu stTehS.D
WASHINGTON. April 13.--Declar.
4 Ing his opinion that although there is
no danger OF ( Immediate war with
4 Japan, the United States Is entitled
10 know. Of any negotiations by that
nation with Mexico for special conccs.
Hons, Senator Rayner (Dem., MIDI,
/ today spoke In the Senate on the Mon.
roc doctrine and tho Mexican situa.
ton In general. 4,
u am willing 10 admit that II Japan
Z 1sS entering into negotiations for coal.
Ing stations and bases for naval SUP
piles for military purposes with Mexi.
90 that we are entitled 10 know what
4, tile negotiations are. said Rayner.
II am satisfied that what the Presl.
dent does Will not only be proper and
necessary to be done, but will in his
opinion be. for the best interests OF
the country.
u lis stated that the situation at
Guam is also threatening and gives
y violence OF an intention on the part
i30f Japan to Il prepare for hostilItles.
Guam is one sof our princeIy volcanic
possessions In the Pacific bequeathcd
OF the Ladrone Islands or islands OF
thieyes.p5 Guam Is a charming spot.
Its principal products are vipers.
4 snakes, lizards, wild swine, rats and
caster oil. II offered for auction, be-
yond Its value as a, military post or
Z ableE relay. ut would not bring a dol
lar and q half In any market in the
gorld. q II 4. y Il -
'Brtiif Japan ever did come into
J'ossession Of 1t. We. would be cut of
y from coriniunIcation with the Philip.
iilines cxce1tt by the, European route,
!. sssll To- gtho Mexican situation. Ray
,ii,erS jins Essed that the Monroe doctrine
did not app That policy, he said.
had been confused With The Roosevelt
ri1e..sttwhich was the doctrine OF
tie gent tleman at the Donnybrook; fair.
ITO I'LL q head Whenever. you saw it, {
3 ssAt grotesqu Interpretation = said
The Maryland senator Hof Roose velt's
stheorye TINT he Monroe doctrine coun.
tenanced ithe cole lion Of claims
I against q forelg grs country by war 9
Yl,at. right have amy of our citi,
izeiis TO engage In enterprises iii these
\ countries, sschRrge them the most fex.
3ghorbitant prices sforStheg construction
3sof pnblittworRs and then demand that
the United States nominate itself as
receiver of the revenues Of the gov.
iernmenty that they have practically
drlyensinto bankruptcy" Rayner de.
Inanded.i
lf9any syndicate OF mine owners,
or any rubber companies. or the Stand.
ard OIL interests should at any time
ssufIer any Injury to their possessions,
! they! hayegno greater right than the
NihumblestS individual whose property
has been destructed."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
BOWLING CONTEST
FAIRMoNT ELks WILL MEETTHE
cLARkssuRG ANTLERs AGAIN.:
GAMES NEXT WEEK. If Z. 80 ,, ~

There will be another bowling COM
test between the local Elks and the.
Clarksburg Elks some time next week
the plans have not yet been 4formuiat.s
ed but WIN be within a day8or two.
Both teams have signified their VIII.
lngncss to have another spilling of,
the pins and, the men are willing to-
meet at any time. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
BUY Fruit FARMS
FAfRmoNTERS INVEST TN, PEACH
FARMS ON EASTERN SHORE OF
MARYLAND.

Fairmont men are much interested
" orchards these days. Two men,
Hiram Post and x. J. Gwyn, both Of
Fourth ward, have purchased peach
farms near Berlin. Maryland. and
have moved there TO take possession
OF the farms and operate them. Mr..
Post and family have moved to Mary.
iand. Mr.. Gwyn and his family leave
tonight. :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
.P''R|:|||0|l|P.E|.R|:|iTYIgQ[S ]: % !.
T0.DAUGIHTERs
YOUNG FiANcEE'DoN'T WANT 1T
SAID THAT HE MARRIED RICH
WIDOW FOR MONEY.

WASHINGTON. April 13.-lt was
learned today that Mrs. Albert Clifford
Barney. an artist and society woman.
widow OF sixty summers. has deed-
cd her extensive Washington proper
ties to her daughters to calm the fears
of her q year old fiancee. Christian
Hemmick, who dreaded to be thought
mcrcenary. He did not want 1t said
he was marrying Mrs. Barney for
money. E.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
attend FUNERAL
PROMINENT MEN AND WOMEN At
THE. JOHNSON oBSEQUIES.

I1 lBy United lPress.J n
i NEW YORK, April 13.-Mahy men
and women OF prominence attended
the burial Of Tom L. Johnson, former
mayor Of Cleveland. in the Greenwood
cemetery. in Brooklyn here today .Ac.
companied by members of his family
and few personal friends, tine re-
mains were brought here from Gleve.
land this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13

it Mrs. r. ]. Rorer will be brought
3here for a lecture by tile Domestic
Science department OF the Woman's
Club at great expense, and will give
u free lecture at the Opera House Mon.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
hs.tiss. .Fiffs5
PICTURE,
PHOTOGRAPHER GETS VIEW OF
NEW JAIL-EMPLoYEs HANG
ON WALL. & Il * *

A photograph OF the new. fall was {
taken to-day by a local photographer.
All OF the employees were standing on
the side walls clinging TO the double
reinforced laminated s&steet bars that
are placed over the windows III the
prison. This is{the first picture taken
Of the new structure. 4 n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
is NATURALIzEp.,
(By United Press,)

: NEW. YORK, April 13.-Captafn
Robert A. Bartlett, OF England. former
commander Of the Peary Arctic Club
steamer Roosevelt. on which Peary
made his trip to the north pole, has
become an American citizen.
n HotScross Buns at $Mekeeyer's Bak.
cry Tomorrow (Frlday) afternoon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
HARRY X. scouRLEss WILL &.
OPEN RESTAURANT IN iGRAETON

\ Harry K. Scourless, proprietor Fof
the Busy Bee restaurant. has closed
alease on the Swan building at Graf
ton, Where he wiz open another first
class restaurant and will also have
about 20 nicely furnished rooms In
connection with is other business.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13
$4,000 Extra Votes Free Until Saturday -use
CLOSES
LOCAL Store

MANAGER OF ,MoNoNeAHELA DE.
PARTMENT STORE ON MAIN
STREET SuRRENDERS KEYS
AND DOORS ARE tockEo-RE.
cEivER WILL LIKELY BE AP.
POINTED, E
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/. snbscribe for3the West VirglnIan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13

Z Let Me Rent Your Houses. (
y LAWGER
Moved TO third floor Trust Co Bldg:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-13

any syndicate OF mine owners,
or any rubber companies. or the Stand.
ard OIL interests should, at any time
suiIer any injury to their possessions,
they have no greater right than the
sShnmblestS individual whose property
has been destructed."
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aonicrirten aeiieru nit osm Staot'
rsths.Qommittee iHr Nilttel
uno @ege.

1i, pom gouperneur 5armon sr'
nannten aanalaHhdssr. oie 5erreH
6. Q. Sarb bon Dpoitsr, Cscar Retp'
mon pon pOrismoutb ano 3. Jatops
pom Columbus. hisItsu geftsrn ihrt
erite aonferen3 nit Dem StuptrataE'
fommittte fir Ulittsl uno Wsse ano
BEN StaotannoIt Ballard ab.
Rad, .ingsbeno.r gsipr.huns Der
p,rIhieosnen inpolpirtsn leealsn Jrds
o,n ipuro. bei6loF,n. oaB Stabtan'
malt Ballard iih Itriftlih an 9pus
r,rnsur SarmoR penbeH uno iih mil
bi,ism oariiber .inissu fol-. BON mel
dem Stanopuntt aus Der adnal unr
oas angr.nSsnbe GsIdnos bon Der Vttf'
def Qpenue bis gum grouoDan abgs'
ih6bt percen fol-, oenn Der fsli5u'
i,b.no. M.rtb hdngt iebr oooon ub
cb man BEN aanal ais 0emtinihdoeT
tetrat,tet, ob man als Werthba'is Der
ShifFspert.br annimmt ooer OBJ NOR
osn nahmalig.n W.rtb Der angrsn3sR
ben 9runpItiide in g.tratt siebt.
8as 9sIes T6rsibt Dor, oaB o1
ablhdser ben Werth feitlessn iousT
unp oaB bann 81. Staot oem Staa
bier groseut bieies Derifes bssablsi
ieu. Tas ReIuliat Der Ibihnsun!
muB Dem 6oupernear iofpis nsm hisll
o.n Siaotratb unt,rbreit.i irerosn.
ssn Der ssiirissu aDnisrens ipuro
BON Ssiten ess aommittses fur Uitits
uns Dea. beIhloF.u. odb bic Witsllt
Der Der abi6dBunsstommiilion j. 81
pro 9as fir ibre 5hdtis;sit .rhaltel
| iolisn uno oab bic Staot ihnsn sl
3immer fur ibre Sigunsen i0ipie q
ntu Stenosraphen sur 8sriasun
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6aben lid, MN Die aemtcr Der Iclega.
ten 5ur SerfuhuHg3 &Onpcns
tiOH gcmeloct.

Die TriIt fir Die Ginret6ung Der
Qetttioneu fir Die Qemter Der Dele
qutsu 3ur 9erfaTungs 8ouoentjon 1T
nunmebr ubgelaufen uno bsim 8abI
rot6 bdben insgeiammt 40 &onoloas
ten ibre Ystitioneu binterIe8t. Die
polfdnoige Qiite DieIer SonOIpaten ut
ipie folgt:
5iram .. Bed, glntpatt, 0emOtrat;
Biliam 8. 5or, 4npat, Semotrat;
Charles 3. Dittrod, 5abrttant, RE
publitQner; Sobn 8. Nsabrep, 5abr'-
tant, Republitaner; Smith 0ltenloo'
per, g(npult, RepubIitaner; W. y.
gurris, grofeTor, RepubIitaner; 81
ram g. Utatbers, 9runoetgenthums
bdnoler, Demotrat; Robert g8ation.
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ben, ;yabritaut, RepubIttdner; Sc
rome ,. greep, 4nlpult, Republita'
ner; sSoiepb 9. aeQep, 4ngpaIt, Re
publitdner; Staulep Wattbeps, Nm
malt, Gemotrut; grnit nDn gdrQen,
StaOtsQu0itpr, Republituner; Snlepb
G0narD 6drrp, Bro1enpr, Hepuplt.a'
ner; Wiuiam Renpigs, &npdlt, He =
publitansr; Stott 8onhQT, 2lnpott
Repu6litauer; So. 6. 2ptinS, &npalt,
| Republituner; 2tnorep Is. SreitenItetni
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Is. 6enblep. 2tr8t, ltnobtdn8toer;
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WtQium DorthinQton. &nUaIt, Re
publitaner; Stanlep G. 8opole, WtIs
liam g. Salentamp, Sobn 9. Sort
mann, 6enrp goroes, 8eorge VI. 5ar,
rig. 6erbert 2. gioelop, Stdrbud
! Snith, 6. 6. WiQtumiou, Sanbioaten
Der Ser. aOnItitutions aommittssn;
| Games +. Stout. unabbdn9lger arbst'
terfanoioat, unp Die aanoioaten Der
/ So3tuIiiten ". g. Matter, u 9,
D!ppre, 5onaro Wesnuro, Beter Ser
bert, Sbpmos 5ammerihmibt Bil
liam 5rant, Qpuis 2. StlUettsrt, z
q. 3itt uno 8eorgs Uelib.
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Derr 9ufe tit NIT Der Srbinan3 in III
rer eegenipdrtisen Gofuns niht sins
peritanben unb perlonet. Dnb otsStras
benbobnsG sGeieufhaft fofcrt se3ipungen
iDerbe, bic 2inie Bis iiber bic Jlipeaus
trsu3nns bindus 5u lesen.
Strabenbab bn liz Re , gant
perlangt.
Die Qintuocb Smpropement 4Hoz
eiation nurbe eeitern pieoer einmdl
in Sahen Der 0erldngerung Der Sr@
enb aini. Der Strabsnbabngsielli6of
bis nah Reo gant porItellio. Sn benz
Sfreiben, has an bas aommittee fir
StroBenbdhnen perpieien tpnroe.
ipirb betont, oab aintpooo ieit iiber 10
ssobren 3ur 5taDt gebOre unb felt bic
fer .3eit tets perseblih fir bic 8ers
lGnserung Der Strabsnbubnllnts a9l'
tlrt babe.
8tridiebenes.
Dom Gtaotratb ppn Rortpooo uno
benz 8emeinoeraib bon Jerubant pds
rem abi6riiteu Der BON ibnen angcs
npmmsnenGrbinon3 einselaufen. burd
peld3e in 0erbinoung nit Der foms
msnben Dabl bic Nbbaltung elmer
qnnerionstpabl obs.baltsn peroen ioa,
nm bariibsr gu sniIdieben, Oh bic oors
tiaen Biirlsr fir Die GingemelnounJ
Der Grtinaftsn in Cincinnati limb.
| Siaotratbsmitglieb Sduener unsers
br.itste cine ReIolution, laut rpelfet
Der arb.itsoirettor ungetpieien piro
einen aoitenonitlng fir ben umbou
Der SGuIsr Ro. 550-552 0eors'
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All unierbreiten.
I'm bas aommitt.e fir Strabsr
ainq elm geiut Der 8spohnsr be-
qotomac Qpsnus, UNI cine Berbrslte
rung Der Strabs.
auf 4ntrag BON 6srrn 5illen6ranl
fpurbe cine Reiolutipn uHa.nommen, i
ipelder Der Stabiratb feline abiitt er
tldrt, oos n1ibige SrunpeiatntbuH
fir bic 9srldnesruns Der 0il'tp an:
um cine Strsds BON 500 CUB 5u up
propriiren.
Die 9arttpmmiiiioH tpuro. ourc
cine aui Gmpfeblung bes Sommtttss
fir Strob.n paIiirts Droinan5 sr
I md6tist. Elm Stiid 9runosls.nthu;
an Der mnrtl. apsnu. fir $625 III
: pdrt5peds an3utauFsn.
Stootpater sto6, BON Der 19. Wdrl
: Der bsfanntlif nit se6rohensm gsl
n parnieosrlisst, lanots sin Santitrt
!. ben fir ben ibm in Der porlssH Wod
/. iinrmitt.lten gsilsiosbeihluB.
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GbezGrlaubniRiheIne

lSid gopa3iponOp, 25. 1649 2iDing-
itpn Str.
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gelpa @race 6onepmuR. "a, ossgl.
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ter BON gGbert e. Glib; 8erIonaltsn
$4,000, 8runbsigentbum 1854
8eri 6iebenes.
Die Suber Wan. 60. tlagt cine
5orberung iber $500 9egeu Jobn
Rnan Elm.
6. g. Sparts bat cine Gebiibrenz
forberun9 iiber $3.50 gegen Cornelius
:. 8emper etngetlagt.
Der Rahlabberpolter bes am 4.
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tommeneH 9irum 6. g6iIberS tpurOe
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Ri4ter gufbing mics geitern oas
9eiuh bes Seq. s. DoutIsp, bic Sb:
but iiber ieinen oreijdbrigen Sobn
Der iih BEL Der qsidiebenen Gattir
Youtisp's befinbet, gu sr6alten, aIi
unbegriinbet Qb.
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16otliMer ltnfau.
Jiienarbeiier bonn 4. Etedwerf el'
uss NenbnHS in bic Sieie
eeldleuoeEt.

Sin tobtlit.r llnfal er.isntte 'h
o.Ilern Wahmitiaa auf Gem Reabau
Ser Cincinnati Ulilins Wiahins SO.
In Gaslsn. Gin ouf benz 8ohe anes'
rra6ter 5sbsfrahn brad piosith 3lis
Iammen lRo Der 40 Sabre olte Giisn>
orbeiter ueihael Woors tpuroe BON
pem arm oesisib.n setrcffen uno pom
4. Siodtpert binob in bic 1Ieie sse
IGleupert. Ter 0erunaliidte blieb NIT
s.rIhmetterten Olisonuben rssunssa
los lieaen unn iiarb bdln nnh Antunf'
oes Iofori bsrseiserufenen IT. Dnessr,
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Bod,rnberid,t Ses esefuustsitsants.

Sm ltGbtiihen geIunbbeiisamt nur.
ben in Der periloHensn Wobe lO2
;SdlIt BON aniiedmoen ardniheiien uao
25 5ooesfdle infolse iolher aronfs
beiien aemslbei. esaen 10 grtrnnsuns
aen unb IA 1ooesfdlle In Der pornllsIz
node oss pOrissn Sohrts. Nut bic elm.
aelnen aronfbeiitn Dtrtbeileu itb bit
,ydlIe ipie folat: Shminru6t 80 Grs
ironiunaen unb II 9DbesfdIIe; Dipha
theritis % GrtrontuHesn unb Elm 1os
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ltnterridJts sIn5sigeu,

legenen Str0Be binuntsr. @r puroe in
bepuBtlpism 3uitanbe mad oem oetou
6oIpitul uno bon bort ipdter mad Dem
itGbtif9en 5oIpital gsbroht. @r bate
Tich BEL Dem unfaQ einen Sddoelbruh,
Iorpie T1psrs innere gerIeBunaen 3Es
ge3ogen, unD iein 3uitauo gilt fir fe9r
beoentli@.
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Der Sfaotrat6.
9 eDlisabitimmuHs nit 8e5ns aai
bic Grb6buns Der Stenerrate
beldloRea.

Zen Gtimmaebern miro Dor Der Wabl
Gin eenaues Bib Der ftdotiihen 5i7
nansmiisre seseben fperoen. Die
porbersitenben Shritte fur Die Nm
lnoe Der Robrpoiilsitung. - 3os
enbenten Oes DerItorbenen pioniers
ccsohn Rleemeisr aesbrt. - Beranoe'
runs in Der Route Der gBs'tpoDo
GtrabsHbabnlinie psrlangt.
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aebenseeiabrli6 usrlest.

Der 80 Sabre alte Charles 9rum
bad, ein aotpmottpfiihrer Der 6. uHo
9. Giienbahn, pobnbaft in eoDtnstoH,
an., fiel seItern Woraen auf Der min
Strabe Bride bon ieiner aofomotioe
unb itarsts 3u Der 20 5uE tiefer eee
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4deIes gonsbIntt, 1ienaa TO- CftDber 1911

besfaa; Sdarfahfieber 20 Grfrans
tunaen unD Drei 3ooesIdlls; ainoer
Is Grfrantungen unb fieben
1obesfGlle; Eppbusfitber IL Grtrdn-
funaen unb Elm 9obesfaI; Wulern
uno Wnmps ie cine grtranfung;
asut6uiten uno Roie js Elm 5obesfol.
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auf Gmpfehluns nes Hommisttss
fir EiraBtnbdhnsn sslaugts bic Orbit
mana. nurh ip<lhe bic StrnBenbobnses
ieniMcft ermdhtist uiro. eine einfpus
rips Girdbenbabn nod gonb 5ia bis
aur a.eu5ung Der y. une 9. S.sW.
8abn ia legen. sur sipeittn 2efuns uno
gina honn mieber an bns aommittee
3uriid.
IN bieier Mngtleeenbtit lag ein
Urief rs Germ Dreb. 1uie Dor. Der
|ebenfaHS an bas 4ommittet. oins.
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5euie gsaamittas sritss Spiel Der
Serie stpiihen Cincinnati (glat. St9a)
uno glepelano (glm. 2igd) um bic
Staais- Meiiterichaft i'm bieIiaeu Sau
parte. Die betreffenben Satterten
lperben erit beim SesiRus oss Spleles
betonnt gesebsn perDeH. aniana um
2 uhr.