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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06

merit booths are Meade Memorial.
Parton Heights Baptist Church
- the Covenant and Church
81 the Good shepherd There viii he
no lark Of refreshment for the visitor
who desires to spend the DAY al the
fair. and there are the usual rest
rooms Ter The ladies maintained by
the Y. w. G. A., w. e T L. and the
fair association itself II is a city
within itself
The main avenues we're given final
dressing of oil Yesterday to keep down
the dust and the race track a itnal
roIIinE Not in She history Of The in
stttution has everything has every de-
partnent In such complete shane for
The opening
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
GREAT FIREWORKS
DISPLAY TONIGHT
'BATTLE or SANTIAGO" AND
DAZZLING SPECTACLE AT
FAIR GROUNDS.

The fireworks display a, the fair
grounds tonight al o'clock are
promised n he the most dazzling eyer
seen In Richmond, The International
Fireworks company has a score Of
men on the grounds laying the lines
and making the plans far the spec
tacIe,
The display VIII start with the Bat
tie of Santiago" in which twelve ships
may he seen going into the harhor
amid terrific firing both from the forts
and the ships.
Following this will he given "A beau
tiful aerial display embracing some
of the most beautiful bombs and
rockets ever seen here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
BABYS SKIN RAW
MOTHER FINDS kRESkO A REAL
ECZEMA CURE.

A Richmond mother asked her drug
rIst. What will cure my bahy's awful
eczema? I've tried a dozen remedies
and I'm SO discouraged
II know you never tried kRESko,
said the druggist. cor you would not
talk that way"
He was reliable druggist and a per-
sonal friend as wen, SO she took his
advice and bought jar Of kRESKo.
Now her baby is well--his skin is per-
feet, and kRESIIO did II.
Go to Your druggist and get kRESkO
for your eczema or other skin ailment,
KRESKO is sold by all druggists, Costs
hut CSC. for a trial box. Large Jar,
soc Family size, 90. KRESko Soap,
25c cake, contains the same healing
medication as KRESKO. and is safe and
effective for curing skin troubles of In
fants Samples free by addressing
kresko Labora tories. Dept. 80, $50
Fourth Ave, New York. Sold by all
druggists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
SUIT AGAINST r. F. & P.
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct o.
Suit has been brought In the Circuit
court for Caroline county by j, H. and
q. W. Gray, trading under the name
Of Gray Brothers' Excelsior company,
against the Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad company. claim
ing $4,000 daWagos for thc burning of
the FIRMS plant and supplies at Ruther
Glen last MaF- It Is claimed the fire
occurred at night aNd that sparks from
one of the railroad engines caused
the FIRE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06

The Woman's Missionary society of
Hain hridgc-Street Baptist church VIII
rIret this afternoon ia tho church for
The annual election az officers Dele
gates to the annual Baptist convention
viii also be appointed at this meeting,
All members of ths society have been
requested 10 be present,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06

Ilr A. - COSBY. Of 2si1 East Broad
street. last night reported To the police
the loss nf valuable young pointer
dog. The deg is de8oribed as being
a female. six months old being Of liver
color and white. having white streak
on her face and long ears. The tail Of
the dog has been cut. The dog either
stfayed away or was stolen some time
YESTERDAY afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
NATIONAL CONSERVATION EXPO
sTT1ON, KNOXVILLE. TENN.

September l to November 1, 1913.
For this occasion Southern Railway
offers extremely low round trip fares
to Knoxville and return.
Convenient train service, Sleeping
Cars, Dining Cars.
For fares, reservations and other
information, consult nearest Southern
Railway Ticket Agent, or write
s. e. BURG ESS. u. Il. A.,
II IA IA and Nn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06

EvangeHstie services were held yes
terdav morning and evening by Rev.
Charles Tfnsley Thrift in West End
Methodist church, Large congregations
attended both services
Large crowds We're present at both
services yesterday In Central Methodist
church The pastor. Rev Henry G.
Pfeiffer, preached both services
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
IN THE CHURCHES

pr r Men Simpson. presiding elder
of the Richmond district, conducted the
services yesterday morning in Decatur
Street Methodist church, and admins
tered the holy sacrament At night Or.
William J. Young, pastor Of Centenary
Methodist church presided over the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
For Doing Business on Sunday.

B. Walpert, Russian merchant
was arrested yesterday by PolicemaEl
Whitlock on charge of laboring at hid
calling on the Sabbath. He WINS balls
ed at the Second police station for
hearing in Police court this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
Arrested On Assault Charge.

ArrcStHd On Ns>auIt tharge,
Edith TAYLOR. colorcd, was arrested
yesterday by Policeman SmalIwood,
of the second precinct. on q warrant
charging her with beating Ruth
Harness Cnlored
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
G. 0. P. 0FF|CEHOLDERS
Continued from First page.)

with amendments to the general com
mittee. 1t was acted on favorablv by
the general committee which adopted
resolution to ask the Democratic
caucus to allow II To report The bill to
the mouse at the present session with
the recommendation that it pass This
action was necessary because congress
Is now ACTING under q caucus resolu-
ton that NO committee shall report in
bills 10 the house except by consent OF
the caucus
For Government Railway.
The bill proposed by the territories
committee appropriates $4,000, 600
for the construction of a government
railway or railways in the territory Of
Alaska connecting the Southern sea-
coast with the navigable waters of the
interior, and so located as to reach
one or the other of the coal fields al
ready located with an output of coal
sufficient in quantity and quality to
supply the needs of the United States
navy. the total mileage provided for
not to exceed 733 miles.
The work of location and construc-
ton Will devolve upon the president
of the United States through such Of
hcers. agents or agencies as he may
select.
The bill also authorizes the presi-
dent after the construction of the road
to lease the property or properties for
period not longer than ten years
upon such terms as he may deem
proper, or in the event of failure to
lease. to operate 1t under further
order Of congress.
President Taft appointed a commits
sion of army and navy officers. several
years ago to survey and report on the
feasibility Of the construction of rail
ways in Alaska. which. under the
name of the Alaska railway commits
sion. reported in favor of two roads.
one of which should begin at an open
port on Prince William sound and
thence run northward to Fairbanks
on the Tanana river: the other to have
its southern terminus at Seward on
Resurrection bay and proceed thence
northwesterly to McGrath, on the
kuskwin river. The mileage thus
recommended aggregates about ZOO
miles The report OF this commission
need not. of course. be followed by
the president in carrying out the au-l
thority proposed to be vested in him I
by congress
A counter proposition to build a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
lowing places:

w. f. Warmer. 2024 Grove
Avenue.
w. S. Hunt, 1857 West Grace
Street.
w. Fl. Lowery, 11o1 West Main
Street.
Paragon Pharmacy. sol West
Cary Street
r. f. Chelf, Harrison and Broad
Streets
Tarrant Drug Company. l West
Broad Street.
Jerry Morano. 225 West Broad
Street.
Reserved seats and boxe
Q1Q Eocf Moir ufrna+
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06

Hellstern Brothers, Seventh and
Broad Streets.
Grant Drug Company, Seventh
and Broad Streets.
w. S. Mccoy, Eighth and Broad
Streets.
w. d. Crenshaw. 30 North
Eighth Street.
Richmond Pharmacy. sol East
Main Street.
Levenson Cigar Company. 90S
East Main Street.
straus Cigar Company, 922 East
Main Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
State Fair Tickets for Sale


Business Mems Club, American
National Bank Building.
w. d. Crenshaw, 100 East
Main Street.
Grant Drug Company. 1901 East
Main Street.
w. B. Elan. 1929 East Main
Street. h
and Hull Streets
w. w. Friend, 1901 Hull Street.
John T. Kuestre, 500 Louisiana
Avenue.
Williams Pharmacy, $40 North
Twenty-first street.
Church Hill Bank. $500 Ease
Broad Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
GREAT POLITICAL

CONTINUED from First pare !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
BOWIE DEFENDS PLAN
CONTINUED from First Page)

which would follow disobedience Of
the laws of God and man.
The Purpose of IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06
sixteen Million Promises.

The reason is plain. Democrats
have been out of power sixteen years.
During that time about 5000, 600
promises have been made concerning
Jobs under the government. and 16,-
00o, 900, more or less, Democrats be-
lieve their congressman are holding
out" on them because the Jobs are
not forthcoming. Therefore, there
will be 100000 soreheads who Will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06

sonal committees must wage dou-
ble-jointed slam bang fight and
United States senator's will be directly
responsible to the common peeprl. -
the ultimate consumer" and the rest
OF the well known ballot casting char
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-06

Reserved and 10 M wished May had
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12

Littiest Rebel, the war . ay in
which A. Fl. Woods will present MI.
Marshall Farnum at the Cairo Opera
House Tuesday, Feb is.
THE Littlest Rebel" while tech
nlcally a war play, is not intended
to keep alive the fast dying enmitv
between the north and the south 1t
is said the story Is of war yet only
as a background for a smaller
drama within its grim meaning
The scenes are laid in irginia. a
few niles south OF Richmond, at a
period when the northern army w2s
owly but surely closing in on the
southern capital; when Dixie al
ready doomed to defeat and failure,
fought only upon the courage of her
men and the loyalty and love OF
simple humanity, which, in spite CT
a bitter, bloody contiice, existed on
both sides of a divided country. The
authors design, it has been an
nouneed, has been to show no preju-
dice or partially to either the blue
or gray.
In the supporting cast are names
we'll known to the theater going
public. Helen Scott Is THE leading
.ady: Hugh Jeffrey plays the Fed
eral general; Judson langeh viii
be seen in the role of Lieut.. Col
Morrison, which was played last
year by Dustin Farnum. The title
role will be portrayed by lit e
Viola Savoy who is said to be one
of the cleverest child actresses on
the American stage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12
TAMMS

It is beginning to rain here viii Il
will prevent the Young folks skating
for VIII e.
Ms f. J sackett OF cleo was a
visitor in our town last Friday .apd
Saturday
Miss Sadie Corzlne our primary
teacher visited her parents at Bal
com Saturday, returning Sunday
Mr.. Journigan one OF the NJ. K
%. operators has been on the sick
list for a few days but is reported
some better at this writing.
George Gilbert, bandmaster has
moved his family from Thebcs lie
is occupying the house Frank Mead
vacated.
There We're several moves made
last week, }. Bookstaver moved iii
c. Hartman's home as Mr.. Hartman
went to Jonesboro.
Frank Mead and family moved in
the house vacated by Joe Book
staver and family.
c. c. Davis and Son were demon
strating their beautiful new touring
cars Sunday They are peacharoons
Some OF the young aides in town
are very industrious as they are
pieeing quilts and doing fancy werk
We think Dan Cupid has been prowl
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The high school was "a scene of
activity yesterday both in the morn
ing and afternoon. The Elson Co.
Art Exhibit was the main attrac-
ticn which, combined with the Do
nestle Science and Manual Train
ing displays, pleased large crowd
of interested spectators. The pic
lures include a large number OF
beautiful landscapes, portraits and
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12
Trn to Garden OF Allah

AID W VI 1Atldll,
All the Bijou theater today will
be presented an exact reproduction
ii motion pictures OF the great spec
tacular production of The Garden
OF All ali made famous by the Lieb-
Ter Co. in three reels
The producers of this great
cinematogrophic work OF art Sc
cured the permission Of and CO.
operation OF the Liebler Co., to go
to the Desert Of Sahara in Africa.
where the real Garden of Allah IS
located, 80 as to secure in motion
pictures the original scenes and ma
tive characters around which the
book and play were written. This
necessitated his travelling over TO-
600 miles by steamers and autos to
secure tais one feature film. He was
accompanied by his moving picture
operator, guides, etc, and in many
cases used caravans of camels to Sc
cure the proper. effects. The result
was that he was able to obtain over
sixty wonderful scenes, many of
which it was impossible to produce
in the play.
The strange and mysterious at
mosphere OF these desert scenes
leaves one with such a vivid i'm
preston, that once seen, this picture
will never be forgotten, and it il
now possible 10 witness in a short
time these wonderful scenes and in
eidents which took months OF
travelling and thousands of dollars
to secure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12
Dui dings which were admi-ed by all

hui dings which were admired by all
who saw tnem The Art Exhibit is
ths best ever seen at the high
school. The Domestic Science DEM
offers attractive embroid-
cred pieces ana neat. useful home
garments all made by the high
aoho5l girls under the instruction
icf Miss Christy. Among the Man
ual Training articles are electric
lamps. pedestals and clothes hang
ers together with a good assortment
Icf dumb bells and Indian clubs
made on the turning lathes. This
work was supervised by Prof. w A,
Ryan
/ AS whole the disp ay is tho
finest ever attempted at the school
In connection with the Exhibit
the members OF the c. II. S. Debating
society offer Lincoln progrom
!, Thursday afternoon Tho following
numbers will be presented.
Vocal solo, Ruth pennebaker.
Early Life Of Lincoln" Georgi
Curry.
Late Life of Lincoln" vii
Dcugherty.
Piano solo. Cornelia Smith.
THE Genuine American" Frabl
Schoembs.
Reading, Helen McDouga
The public is cordially invited K
attend this program and see wha'
the students are capable OF doing II
the intellectual line as well as in
the line of athletics.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12

Ars. $, $ 81 Van buren, ST..
Kingston. n. Y full name fur
nished on application, had such de-
cided benefit from using Toieg =
Honey & Tar Compound that she
shares her good fortune with 9th
ers. She writes: 'Foley's Honey
& Tar Compound brought my voice
back TO me during severe case of
bronchitis and laryngitis. Oh, how
many people | have recommended
it to- Remember the name.
Foley's Honey & Tar Compound.
and refuse substitutes, Contains
no opates.- Adyt
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12
Busy Izzy."

George Sidney. the funny little
comedian TO be seen at the head OF
the 1913 edition of THE Busy
Izzy'' company at the Cairo opera
house Thursday. Feb. IS. is an actor
who has no counterpart on the
American stage There are many
comedians who essay the Hebrew
role. There are some who have won
enviable regulations doing So Sid
aey has created Hebrew which
amuses those Of the Hebrew faith
who witness the comedians work.
His characterization is not a bur-
lesque, neither is 1t an imitation of
any OF the many types Of this much
abused character. slzzy' as played
by Mr.. Sidney is a jolly little fellow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12
Just Between Friends.

Maul---sSo Jack compared me with
something sweet, did he2 The dear
fellow. What was it?' Marie-'I
don't think should tell you. Maud
"Oh, do. | insist!v Marie" Well. he
referred to you as the human marsh
mallow. You certainly had laid the
powder on thick, dear
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12

Flower pots frequently fade into
dingy color from their original bright
and cheerful brick red. They may be
easily frightened again by putting or
binary red ochre in water until 1t IL
about as thick as paint. then painting
the flower pot. which absorbs the
cvlor audzhoids It.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12
20 s. iae.2o5.
80. t57, G6,75o.
Old Ace.


4 age rs It comes in the orderly
pro ess OF nature is beautiful and
majestic thing. 1t stands for ex-
perorec. knowledge wisdom, coun-
sci F.lat IS old age as il should be,
bui I'd ase as Il often is means poor
Gt4astloas torpid bowels, sluggish
rscr and a gc7eral feeling OF III
heaith. dependency and misery This
IL almost every instance is who "
II. necessary. One Of Chamberlain
Tablets taken immediately otter sup.
per will improve the digestion, tent
lip the liver and regulate the bowels
That feeling OF dependency vii
give way 10 one OF hope and gooc
cheer. For sale by all Dealers
AG4t
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12
AMUSEMENT IS

more sinned against than SHINING.
over alert for fun, laughter as well
as laugh maker, always ready 10
invest in any airy scheme WHICH MAY
be preached, and on this account al
ways losing money without learning
the lesson of providence. This
comedians work is too we'll known
to call for any comment.
Miss Carrie Weber is to be Mr.
Sidney's chief aid in the fun-making
Dick Hume, Nick Basil. Elwood Ben
ton, Walter Weber, Leona Burrad.
Lottie Liseord and an exceptionally
large and clever chorus.
..Tba Tittlcs+ pabal I,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-02-12

The Littlest Rebel.
Edward Peple, the author OF The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
weltretlante fiir ,tIInd,sn.

Die Miindener Staotpcripaltina.
Die i'm porigeu Sabre bereits einen
9etrag nusgclporfen bate. I'm in
ameritaniiGeu SlGttern fir sic
baperiihe Sauptitaot uno anbere
Shonbciten unb Sebensipiiroiafcitcn
bes SatHrnlanbes Hetlame Su Madden.
ut a~usenifeinlih burd, oen grfols err
nrhtbigt porStn, aif benz cinseiflas
seren 2e9c peiter5ugeben.
Der Naaiitrat bon Iiinden bat
1000 Warf bepilist. unb cine arpBe
Ir5abl Sotels unb Teiiebiiros babcn
ebeniaas nambafte 9eitrdee 9cScids
net, Inn ourh semeininmc Silerntc
in 3eitinsen Der Ger. Stnatcn pas
ameritanii6e 8%eiiepublitum beraus
5n5ieben une Den 6remreupcrfcSr so
beben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Gin nemss Slmtftin smittel.

Su Der alinif bcs bcfannten Der
Gbirur9cn Trpi. Or. Sbcobpr
Solder III cine ucllc 9lutitiaungss
mctbobe sur I%mpenpuus gefpmmcu.
Die iir bic Scitcrcntpidclun0 Der
Operations Sehnif o crbcblidcr
S~cpeutun9 iciu miro. Gem criten
Iiiiitentcn &udcr'2. Or. Nnton go
ilip. it es nad langen tbcorctiifcu
ltnterlnd)nn9cu unp praftiidlcn Icrs
iiIfen ~aelungcn, purh Gin icbr cins
fahes &crfabrcn ciucn Slutbcitanbs
tbeil. DER Die @~criunlug tart be-
ihlcunist, IN 9roBcrcn Icngen narSus
itelen umb itcril in Impulen niisus
hclpobrcn. Su Der prnttiihen Nm
%lpcubln9 bat lid, bieicS YrGporat MN
idon bel elmer Ncibc BON Spcrationcn
beipGbrt. 20 purhe 3. .. bel cincm
S%dmopbileu CSluter) cine Slutung,
Die man mad Den biSberiacu IctboNen
nid)t itilen fonnte. nit Dem nclicn
9fittcl pon III. 6onio nab lpeniscn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
1Uarnmna. ara fatteliiete
EefYitalsr.

Sic .Aem @orlo" lparnt Die Scitcr
fatbcliid)cr 8plpitdlcr Dapor. etipaigen
%crtrctcrn oes .9ouncil OF Medical
Gbucutipn" Gintritt in bicIc Soipitd
Ter an acitattcn. nm cine llntcriuhuug
fcrielbcn bcblifS notwithstanding 81
maiden. Or. u. 3. @cuan. Der Dor
%iibenpc bcs genanntcn Council, CAB
rGmlih in elmer %criammlung bcss
iclben befannt, cine llnteriuhun9 nller
0olpitdIcr ocs Snnbes ioa pprgenom>
men pcrben, nm bieie Nnitalteu 81
tsn'ifi5ieren, lpo5u audi Die Gar
ncgic Foundation" ibre Nitpirtung
Silgclagt babe. Sa Die Carnegie
Spunbntiou" fatboliidc determination
GrmbiGblif bon ibrer llntcritiiblmg
GrsiGiiebt, 9cuiigt ldon Die Infiinpie
qrng ihrcr @itarbcit nn Der ansebs
lid)eu alaiifi5icrung, IiBtrnuen bel
rem 9eitern fatboliifer Soipitdler St
crreaen. IuBcrbcm CAB Or. Seuan.
DER Mit9lieb bes Yoritdnoes bes bupti>
itiid9cn oHuib Icpical College" ut.
icin @prnrtbeil gesen tatboliid,e mcpis
5iniIdc S6ulcu funb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Gramris, leiSer wakr.

@isr. 6u6ct, Der GrSbiihoi bon
Roucn. i~eicrtc fiir5lid, iein fiinfunos
8lpanSiaiGbrigcS Siihois : Subildum.
Scin Glerus pulte oieicn Tag piirbi9
ieiern unb ieBtc Den gr5bii6oi ollrd,
Den Sefnn bcs Somfapitels Vol oieicr
Ibiiht in acmtniB. Sarnuibin ihidtc
Der Gr5biidoi folgenbcs Sdreibcn,
ipel6es pobl 5unddit Die 3uitdnbe in
Der @r5bip3eie Hpuen i'm Nugc bat,
aber in iciner 9%crebtiamfeit and auf
nllc nnecren 9io5eien Sranfrcid's nns
gcipcnoet mcrecn fam. Sas Shrcis
ben lantct:
~@p iinb bic Stiitungcn hinge
tomncn, lucld)c Der Stride ieit Sabrs
bunbertcn bintcrlafcn purocn? @o
iino Die Son9regationcn. Die nit ibrcn
Shulen uniercm Solfe 10 piel 8utes
erlpieicn bnben? 8ns lit aus ecn
@cBitiitumscn iiir Die armcn Vcritors
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
0eSenfieier.

Ius Seattle. 8aIb.. hrlautct: Die
@pn5a9as llnipcriitdt 5u Spofane plant
fir Den 5erbit cine 8~eoentfeier sur
Grinncrung on Die Dor 80 Sabren bier
crfpl9tc Gtnfiibrln9 bes fatboliihen
@laubenS hurd, Hep, Cos. I. Garias
na. 2. T.. bon Sc Smet, Spnbo, DER
am 10. Sftobcr 1863 bier Sum eriten
@nlc tauftc, unb 5lpar 70 SnSianer@
timber uub iinf erlpnhienc Snbiancr
ocS Occur b'Nlencs Stummes. Hep.
Garuann. pclher an Der 6eier tbeils
ncbmen ioll, iii 70 Sabre alt unb nod,
inter hcu Snbianern tbdtig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Gine barbariiele 2fletkeSe, miis
ieine Klcinen eeiiieie 80
inaci,en.

Sficr unglaublidlc 8raulamfcit
scgen iein cigencs SIeiif uno Slut
miro Fem Meforbcr Mebina in North
Bergen. u. s.. porgeiiibrteu 42idbris
gen Sdnnt!uGrtcr Srant Suerfen pors
gcporieu. Die Toli8ei bebauptet. haB
icncr Mann Gins ober mebrerc icincr
&inecr an Den Serien auiaehdngt
habc, nm tic 81 3pinsen aobIen ents
lang Den Sabuncleiien iir i'm 81
iammcln. Ses Nngcflasten Satin
cr3dbItc Der Epli5ei raB tic einnial
ibrcu Sobn IN bieier Beile IN eincm
Ecben9cbauoe bdnscno ianb mn i'm
ioipri hcircitc.
Sic Nnilaac sebt bon Srau 9ena v.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
.@rebe waibs."

Slh Gbicosoer Sunrcss llnteri6aes
ante iano perilpiicue @odc cine
.aroBe Bdid)c" itatt. S0mmtlifes
Yopieraclb puroc 9cipaidlcu, niht nit
@aiier unb Seiic. ionbcrn nit elmer
ipe5iea 81 bieiem 3lpede berseitcllten
Maihine. Sicielbe lit crit iiir5lid
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