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TRIAL
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court room when his wife testified.
and The prosecution was banking on
the pitiful spectacle Of tho half para
lyzed man breaking Mrs. Grace's corn
posture with his accusing eyes during
her ordeal of cross-eXamination.
During the delay in the converting
CT the court the crowd sat wedged in
the seats. literally painting with the
neat Mrs. Grace made some conces-
sions TO the heat to-day. appearing in
"a shirtwaist suit and tanning yigor-
ously. She was in unusually good
spirits.
The defense will not take long 10
present IFS evidence she declared.
What our witnesses will say will be
the whole truth. and IL doesn't take
long for n ~ 10 be- tod. Our wit
ncsses won't be ripped on cross-ek-
animation. because they VIII not tes.
tfy what lawyers told them 10 say.
but tell the facts as they remember
them.
Il do hope that they will get far
enough along to let ne lake the stand
% day. ! want 10 get through with
it,"
The prosecution sprung 4 surprise.
Immediately az the opening. solicitor
Dorsey demanded that Judge Rosser..
chief counsel for Mrs Grace. take the
stand Ro-ser mounted the witness
box. but refused 20 De sworn. Dorsey
then demanded 20 know whether he
had not taken a certain make o! type
writer from he residence OF one OF
Mrs. Grace's friends. II vas plain
that the attorney was seeking 10 o.
tah'i-h authorship Of the so-calIcd
"a.ihi letters which have been intro
duc"d in the case. but whose exact
contents have not set been revealed.
Object 20 Questions
Ro7scrs objection to answering tho
question was promptly sustained by
fhc court. and Mrs. Grace turned de-
lighted 20 one of her counsel. with tho
audible comment That's another
point we've Eaiued'
The prosecution PLAYED i's strongest
card today Boo The effort 10 establish
that Mrs Grace attempted 10 murder
her husband Solicitor Dorsey pro
ducei The .o.calicd a'ibi lot'or whose
contents have been Guarded. bur
which the prosecution iutimafcd 10
would attempt io prove vas % forgery
~ Graces HAND writing -I,s mi4ziva
10 was said. p1rportrd 90 hay boon
written hy Grace uu Che righf o. fha
attempted murder and alleged that he
bad been DELAYED in DTS Philadelphia
trip Dos rho arrival % % friend 40 the
Gfa.e Hurrs
Tho prosecution sought tY establish
hr tne testimony Of 1cuos % WI,.
Cruces haIf brother. That this letter
bad been Irc'osed 90 sn envelope ad
dressed o. Irs Grace az newman.
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MANY SHOTS
Nearly Hundred Shots Fired in Great
Military MsneuVer in
Wisconsin.

CANE Mccoy SPARTA. Wis.
July Sf.-More than $1,000 shots were
hred in ono 81 the greatest military
mauouvor campaigns ever held IN
the United States. which ended this
afternoon IN the victory 81 the Blue
army over the reds. after a battle
which logan early in the morning -
during tho 5000 troops he
came engaged so tho battle which
was foucht In hills I'D valleys over
sandy Roads and % COUNTRY studded
with rrusl and trees.
Blues won their victory over the
rods bv employing a left hank attack
simultaneously with e. direct frontal
attack - the reds.
cavalry clashes occurred through
ouf % fav. These took place ~ four
and ESQ miles apart in EFFORTS 90 exc
cute several other thanking move
m'nts on the reds.
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Zapatistas Attack.

MEXICO CITY. July 31.-Several
hundred Zapat!stas. who on Friday
eight attacked Santiago Tiag1istenco.
forty miles d the west OF this CITY.
were reported oday 20 have been
driven from an %entrenched position In
The hills by troops from Pachuca and
Mexico city. which were rushed TO the
scene with machine guns.
The attack on Santiago Tiaguisten-
co was opposed by the gorrison Of III
raics. of whom more than thirty are
reported 10 have been killed. The gar,
r.son was reinforced by other rural
guards from Tialnepantla. on the edge
~ the federal district. and the cpm
b.ncd force stood the rebels on until
thc arrival of "a special train with al.
Ci'ional troops The rebels. though
outuuWhering fhc fedcrals. are said 10
have fcd after a brief nght.
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WICKETS RAISED
TO PR0LONG STAGE
~-Es POOLS sRE FILLED WICK.
tTS on LOWER DAMS
WILL BE BASED
s~-toot Stage ReeOrseo VITA the
River Fsiiins-ce,ersi News
81 tne River.

After being lowered during The re.
cent high water. the wickets M the
various dams along the Ohio river are
again being raised In order TO prolong
navigation. Yesterday the wIckets az
dams Nos. ,. ,. Z aud II were raised,
and II Is likely that as soon as the
pools are filed the wickets at the
cams below this city will be raised.
With The stage at six feet two inches
as registered at the local wharf last
evening. the river vas rapidly falling
due 10 The water being used TO fill the
pools in the uppeririyer.
Packet Movements.
With a large cargo OF produc and
miscellaneous freight. the Greenwood
passed up ron Pittsburgh yesterday
afternoon. On her return to Charles.
ton yesterday b Kanawha had an
unusually large passenger list. The
Liberty was the only other departure,
Today promises 10 be a busy daye NJ
the local wharf. as FIVE boats are sche.
duled.
Wednesdays Boats.
kanawha-Charleston. $ a.. m.
Greenwood-Pittsburg 3 y. m.
Liberty-Ciarington $3.50 p. m.
Ihursoayis Beats.
Lorena-Pittsburgh, ) a. m.
Steel City-Cincinati. : a. m.
Sooma-Marietta. II a. m.
Ohio-Pittsburgh. II a. m.
Liberty-Clarington. $50 p. m.
River Marks.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. July 3i.-The
stages reported tonight are as fol
lows:
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-6.I feet and
stationary: showers.
STEUBENVILLE-7.9 feet and ris
ing. cloudy.
PARKERSRURG-lO.7 feet and sta.
tionary: cloudy.
MORGANTOWN-9.4 feet and fall
ing; cloudy.
WARREN inch and stationary
clear.
OIL CITY-S inches and stationary:
clear.
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AMERICANS
(conurusa from F1rs. Pag..)

ammunition Of the American Mormon
colonies. and that they might become
very troublesome by breakink up into
small proving bands.
The war department today tele-
graphed $4,000 TO Colonel Steever, act
Ing commander o. the department OF
Texas. 10 be expended in rations for
the Mormon refugees from Mexico.
This will be supplemented by addition
al amounts as they are required. Re
ports 20 the war department from Fl
Paso indicate that approximately
$500 people have been fed. although
that many have not yet arrived.
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DAVIS WANTS ARCHIBALD
TRIAL POSTPONED NOW

~. Miller. Of P~arksrsburE: Charles
ton. Mr. Mary Castle. % Amos. ".
G-mp. % Elkins. Marry Jackson. -
C~larkssurg. and o. W. Taylor. 81
Weston
Grand Central-Mr. and Mrs
George Th0rnhiii. % Belingtoh; G. ..
Nancuren. Of weiisburx. Lee n
amos. OF Moundsvilie: p. a Allen. Of
h~untington. q. II. Talking.on Of
cam eron. John =. Woods. Of Morgan
town. and r. II. Humphrey. OF Cam
error.
Brunswick-C. H.. Coffin. OF Jask-
sonburg: benjamin Hawkins. Of New
NlartinsVille. Joseph q. Brush. OF
Cl~arksburs: G. w. williams. of Hun
dred. William Keyser. OF Keyscr: and
John e. Anderson. OF New Matamor-
as. Ohio.
Win1sor-H. X. Barnes. % Nor
gantown: Charles &. L.asch. 81 Jack
sonburg: J. ID. Morgan. OF Keyser: l..
J.. Harding. Of Pa~rkersburg: James
X. Brown. OF Huntington: II. =.
BENTLEY, Of Hundred: Mrs. Jane Har-
rison. OF Charleston. and william
Brast. Of Weston.
STAMINA q. HigRinbotham: q.
f.. liigginbothom. and Buster" Hig-
Rinbotham. all OF Jacksonburg: J. n.
Sutton. Of Viola; William J. uBrbak-
~. ~ Weston: Jackson Carythers. of
Williamstown: and Harry X. Walker.
OF ParkCrsburg.
p. V. shepherd. OF St. Clairsvime,
was a bushes visitor in the city yes
tcrday
I. \. Lowrey. a former resident OF
this city hut now located i'm Chicago.
is spending a fsw days with friends
IN this city.
Harry Davis left Yesterday for
Montreal. Canada. where he will
spend hts vacation.
Miss Virginia Parkers has return
ed TO her home in his c ityatter "A
visit with friends ~ Lakeside. o..
Miss Martha Graham is spending
" weeks at Mt. Lake park.
Miss Amelia Woods. Of Fredericks-
burga. VA. is spending n few DAYS ~
the gucs. OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r. Greer,
Of Highland park.
President George ". Greig. ~ the
State business Mems association will
attend n meeting I'm Chester. W. Va.
this evening.
rs. 'or- Little. OF West Finley. Pa,
is visiting relatives in Elm Grove for
. few days.
Rev. and Mrs. \. /. Rene and
daughter leave to-day for a months
stay at the lakes.
= Rev. Bishop Donahue. u u. return.
ed home yesterday morning from a
ten DAYS trip down the diocese.
Detective Edward Minard and wife
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KILLED
Motorman Killed ana MANY Passengers
Injured when Trolley Cars Collide
at East LIVERPOOL.


Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o. July 81
Ray ZeigleT. OF Leetonia. 80 and mar
man. was Instantly killed when the
freight car he was running crashed
head on TO a passenger car one mile
north OF -olumbiana. this county, this
afternoon. Several OF the nifty pas
sengers bound to the Lutheran mass
meeting At southern park were cut By
glass. All were badly shaken up. No
tormCn Strope. OF the passenger. saw
The fre4ght car approaching and
stopped. He succeeded In jumping to
safety. The freight car came riEh on.
motorman seemingly did not see
II The passenger car Is believed 10
have failed 20 switch for the freight
Both were teiescoped and badly damaged.
The worst Injured Charles Hepnef,
l~.eetonia, teeth knocked out and badly
bruised. Jubsl Tetlow. Washingtonviiie.
arm fractured and ankle hurt: Motor
man Strope. Of I.~eetonia. badly bruised
IN jumping. Unknown man in Noungs-
town hospital. seriously hurt
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CHARTERS ISSUED

CUt"IE@T0N. w Va. July ST.
charters were ie-us1 This morning to
three telephone cnmfalies a. Whtc'-
JUS. W aI flrt a~csfself. g. 0HI 900.
ono NJ fhcm covers fhs hr'dluEs IN
I.r r tr'fnrs 90, other n ohio on 9
fHe other foI West virginia.
Th. 'rrupHrit- ars Zoo r-1r.rI.fff.
CD It..rf"r. company ~ Perrstl-
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ErIaervIz Must Hana.

GREENBRIER. Pa. July 3I-Judga
Doty this morning sentenced Joe Err
iaerviz. aged % years. TO be hanged
for the murder 81 Max Pekek The
crime was committed I'm May. THIS
year. ar Claridge Erjseriz waylafd
Pckok on the road and sank = pick
into his head. killing him instantly.
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Ga. and then in turn inclosed in an
envelope sent TO Mrs. l.. $. Hill.
The defense fought bitterly but I'M
availingly against admission OF the
testimony.
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Matthews. he young recruit signed
10y Goat Tuesday afternoon may be
given "A chance to show in his al
ternoon's game against Terre Haute.
II Is Eichcy's turn TO pitch but the
lad may give way 10 the newcomer.
Gentleman-Waiter. bling me some
rabbit Pie.
Malter-Nss. sir. And whaf'u Won
have 70 follow
Gentleman-Indigestion. / expect
Illustrated Life.
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Noted Surgeon Dead.

ROSTON. July 2i-Dr Maurice
Howe Richardson. ono ~ the foremost
surgeons In This country. died a. his
home here to-day. aged 81 wears He
had pracficed medicine and surgery
f0r the iasf 1G years.
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pitcher >I.lo'eHu secured Ll the
itIr f.IrHia Nationals FROM ih0 oe-
f"r.f $50. rfffr Stat. league hls been
fn OBI. Wilmington ti.I 100 OBI. TrI.
~'Tf. llru0 FOR development
Tv.r..r Ritter occurred Nr rho phIliea
from Vast liverpool has also been
e.rf oh. fHr Same club for OBI. came
purpose
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IMMEDIATE TRIAL WOULD IN,
rEFFERE WITH CAM
PAlGN PLANS.

Representative Hughes Returned TO
Wsshinston-liVs Wires From
lr~tsihaeneer Bureau.
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vania. with principal office in wheel
ing. Authorized capital OF $4,000. 900.
Is divided nto 1000 shares. OF which
$4,000 are pre.erred and 5000 COM
mon stock The incorporators are
John l.. Dickey. Samuel ". Harper.
W. -. Hsndlan, toDer q. Dalzen and
II. :. Sands. all Of Wheeling.
The Consolidated Telephone COM
pany II West Virginia, and the Con-
sclidated Telephone company OF Ohio.
are the other two. each OF these have
an authorized capital of $500. 900, all
common stock. and with the same in
corporntoTs as the Consolidated Tele-
phone company of Pennsylvania
Other charters issued by the sec
rotary of state to-day were:
II. ] Zelely company. OF Morgan
town. w. Va. 10 do a general con-
tracing business. The authorized
capital Is $4,000. and the i%ncorpor-
ators. Harry J. Zeley. Edith @. Zele-
ly. Margaret Zevely. Theodore j.
Arthur ind Edgar Il. Stewart. all OF
MorgantCwn.
S~el1yvnle oil and Gas company. OF
Brad ord, Pa. to drill for oil and gas
in Upshur county. West Virginia.
The authorized capital is $4,000. and
the incorLorstors: Robert L. Mason,
William IL. Hume. Philip NJ. Ber-
wald. Eueenc +. Connors. Of Brad
ford. Pa. and William Kinley. of
Olean. y. Y.
CHARLESTON W. Va, July 81
Accor Inns to a certified statement
nied with the secretary Of state n
cost g. -. Smith. Democratic candi-
date Tor the nomination OF attorney
general S~623.55. IN his efforts to Sc
cue the nomination sought. Mr..
smith is from Peasants county and
went down 10 defeat when the name
81 Young Kanawhaian. Thomas A.
FlodsoS was unexpected presented.
Nr. Smith SAYS ne spent S254as5 for
announce cnts in Democratic news
papers FOR photos. etc: Ss4.50) for
hotel bills before the Huntintgtou
ony ntion and &9055 for hotel {bfis
at Huntington. His travelling icx-
pcnscs amounted 20 $1,000. white
various oshcr items made up the bal
anCc.
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ter ben 9auptmann Drepfus freifprez
den tpiirbsn, bab er aud Der eegentbei=
ligen Qnii6t oss GroBfiiriten sesenz
iiber an bieier ueber5eusuils feitbielt;
idliebli6 tam IS gu siner Wette 5tpiz
iden 9eibsn, uuf Gruno beren Der
0erlierer benz G.pinner elm biftorii9
mertlpiirotses Stiid fhenten ipllte.
Hotbi9ilb perlor feline Wstte. bhDreDz
fus betanntlid niht freissiproden,
ionbern nur beenabist tpurbs. aber erit
mad ieinem 1oDe IOfte er teftamentas
riid burh lleberlafuns bes 3irtels
Nupoleons an ben @robfiiriten ieine
Wette Elm.
SeItfame 6oh3titsrei= l.
fen. Sn ben lebteu Jabren lit es inn
mer mebr 8raud seiporben, tura na9
her 9od5eit cine sr0bere Neiie, n0ge
lihIt nuh benz 4uslanoe gu unterneb@
men. Oieie 6on5eitsreiien iinb nidt
nun Bel einaelnen 8oltern eebrGuhlid,
ionbern gelten in ben ipoblbabenben
Greilsn fat ailsr &ulturp1lfsr beinobe
als islbftperitdnbIih. Die ytdnaoien
iDdblen nit 9orliebe Qaufanne unb
@enf, nabrenb man in Sib=Grantz
reid Die pprenden beDoraust. Die
Gnsldnoer iuhen bic S@tpeis, Die Ni=
riera, lpie Jtalisn iiberbaupt mi. Dorz
liebe auf. Jiir bic Nmerisaner tdnn
man tpobl tein. beDorausse G,esenb
nennen, benn bie iungen ametifanie
ihen gbepaore finbet man duf Der
aan3en Melt. Die einen burhqueren
4fritu, bic anberen geben ndn Mu@
itralien, ipieber anbere flappern
lGmmtlihe 6auptftdbte Guropas ob,
in Snbien, gbino, Sapnn, iberall
tann man in ben Wettrppolen auf bic
Oanteepdrhel itoben. 8efbnbers
cie Mmeritaner fommen bei t<r Mcbl
ibrer 9oh5titsreiis auf bic feI4famHen
Ssssu. 6as es ai&s ssu px18sw in
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gngliider 9umpr. gu Sob
np, einem iebr uuge3ogenen Sungen,
iaat Der Sonntaesfhullebrer .Sohnp,
ih firhte, id ipsrbe bid niht i'm 9ims
meIreih fpieb<rieben.4 .Ah", fast
Sobnp sona traurs, ~pas baben Sis
oenn 10 @hlimmens angeitellt2" =
.Was, sic ipolm fhon aufbDren2"
iast Elm 9srr gu tinem iungen Wann,
ber iein Mngelgerdtbe einpodt. mWenn
Sie morsen lpisberfommen, oann brinz
gen @ie aber elm bibhen mebr gebulb
nit" xOb. geoulb brtte iH auh
beute NIT, nur ni9t genus Wiirmer.
phrrer. cine Wittpe trOitenD:
.Sa, liebe Jrau, 70 1T es nun einmal
in Der WeIt, ben ipabren Wertb ber
Dinae i'm Qsbn erfennen mir erft,
tpenn mir iie perloren baben." - ~Nh. |.
ia, ba bdben sic gang reht. Defenders
fpenn Der Oesenftano perfihert mar.
,Nur einmal ftimmts Der Wunfh
meiner Jrau nit meintm iiberetr.1 =
uWonn mar basg" .Nls unftr
6aus brannte; bo ipollte ieber 3nerii
raus." Der 3us tpollte ebtn
aus Der 5alle fabren, ols eine Dame
dtbmslDs, EN- NpgeIbauer in b.r 1aHb,
in Elm Mbtb<iI fiiirate. Dem @9uffHes
CAB iis Ho@ i4aslI stus W|sss sns ~
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ibn, ibr bod au Iusen, ipenn Der 3us
in Doncalter einliefe. Der 3us belt an
perfdiebenen Stationen. lrnb jebesmal
itedte bic ulte Dame ben Gopf aus BEN
Jenlter, I'm gu frassn, oh lie nod
niht in 9oneaiter tpGren. Gnblih
lief Der 3ug in Doneeiter Elm. Der
Shaffner 0fnete Die G9iir bes Mb=
tbeils, in benz bie aIte Dame FAB. unb
faate: ,Toneaftsr, meine DAME, Dom
CATER" Dante iebr." ertpiberte lie.
!, i'd babe mir ausserehnet, Dab id, in
Doncait.r meinem Nosel friihes Wafe
fer seben mub. Wiirbtn SR 10 freunbs
lid iein, mir an Der 2eituns biefes
tIsirlt NGpfden 5u fiilleng7
rMeine Jrau lit isbr ntrp0s II. dnsitz
lid, bab Tie in Der Nuht taum i9ldft."
r. ,sgirdtet fis fih aud Dor Ginbrs.
hern2" ia" .Dagegen p.ib
ih elm sutss Mittsl. 01eine Grau litt
aud boran. Da babe ib ibr einiah
erildrt. boB Elm Wann, Der fte6len min
ober bic Mbfi9t bat. jemanb gu srmor@
ben, gon5 Ieife orbeitst uno iiberbaupt
feinsn ldrm auf Der 1reppe maht.
@eitbem iit iie in Der Raht rubiser. :
rNu, ih perbe mid biitsn,1 meint
Der Mann, .ionit ipedt mid meins
Jruu INNER auf, tpenn fein Gerdufh
lauf Der 1reppe it,"
Gin @egntr Der Jfugf
funf. Sm Sample nit elmer sros
BEN Dosge itanben fiir3lidb appel Gliee
ger, bic. auf elmer Humplers 1aube
bonn UHlitGrflusplube D0berib toms
uenb, um 81 ubr ouf benz Gtenboler
tIdSplats IaHcstsA VA Sis Rautps
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lersanube nit (2eutnont So[ln unb ei.
nem paifasier 9erubsing, ftirSte Iid5
cine srobe Dogge auf ben GIuguppas
rat. sic tpurbe iebod bon benz pros
peller erfabt )unb IN peittm Wossn
aur Geite gffhleuoert. 1iebei brah
Elm Mrm bs5 prppeners. Qeutnant
9o1p unb iein NtsIsiser tlitbsn bsiDe
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Starb am Wittpot, ben d. December 1ei
m 30 llbr 8prmttal5
Dorotbsa S1oI,pbius Gifosmann,

qeIiebte 9otter bon G5eore ltno Qouifa liebes
mann geb. Stnauber, i'm glIter BON 12 Sabren
3 Wonnten unh II Tage1L Gas 2eitenbegdng'
nib ilnbel ltaH am SamItag, ben :. 3e5ember
%ormiitags ~ llbr, bon go. 5708 SuIten
StraBc, .p}aoifoneile ohio, aus Bserolgung
auf beut SpriHp 9rooe Jriepboie. IL
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Mnsldnbii@e 9fad3ri4ten.

Der e I'm p um BEN q q m n
Der Wutter. Der NppeGationss
gerihtsbof in 8orbeaur bate tHrAit,
apie Der vwsutin" mefbet, in eintth III.
ferehanten GalIe. in Dem es fih urn
bic Jeisfteauns Der Mautteri9aft ban.
bette, 5u entfdsiben. Bor bttibia
Sobren CAB eine Jrau .inem broper
gbepaare DON Mnbre=be=gubSce eiu
neusebornes Rinb in pflese unb Der.
fprah ibnen bufiir einen monatlidxr
9etras. Ger aud INNER piinttli1 Elm.
trof. Das Rinb tpuds beron unb lpur:
be bon 3eit ~ 2ess pon tiHes Ddml
sufGsfu@t Dc ii9 sen ftiaem 0ssss'
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Nsti, snr apntraitpren.
mifftoner's office
& milton Qpuut h, Ebti

Qommif toners office.
SamiIton Gpunt y. Gbic.
9tncinnati, o.. 2t Iopember 1912
+ gerffege 1ngcbo tperoen enfs
ac2eneenommcn in Der Office o,h @onrb ni
9ountp 9onimiiiionsrs big 8 ettae, ben 90.
Te8eInber 1912, um 12 llbr Wdttags fir bic
no6fiebeHbe 9ountpsArbett:
Gemds ben Epesfftintipner gso. 4f1-Jiir
cine Goncreta giuentaner an SpringfieIo 4tie
ON n5rotden Gnos Don gepouliHs, iTt spriftas
tieIb 3opufbip.
Tie arbeit hot an sef6eben In llebsreinitiilts
ntuna init ben RIineu mnn Spcsifiiattonen.
fpc!nbe iest in Der Gfftec oes 9oart of gcaniu
gpmmiiiioHerS oufIieGen.
Mue elnaebote lniffen auf TornlnIareu aug.
aeter'iet tein, neIbe In Der Elfftce bes Ponro
Of gonutr GnmmiTicncrs All baten fino, mo
beafeitct feiH non eiRem gonb In ber Sobe bon
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