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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
GIRL IS ARRESTED
FOR STEALING RING
Laura Brewer, Twenty Years
Old, Alleged to Have Taken
$500 Jewel From Trahcri.

Laura Brewer. twenty years old. and
rested last night by Detective-Ser-
gcant Wiley at her boarding house In
Broad street, on tho charge of steal
ing diamond ring, valued at $500,
from Chasie Traieri. an importer, OF
500 West Main Street A man, said
and implicated In the ofrcnse OF which
she Is accused. had not been found at
{, late hour last night, and 1t was
thought almost certain that he had left
tho city.
The manner In which the girl is
said to have obtained the ring is
unique With the man, she called
upon Tratieri and asked to SEQ certain
apartments and flats he had for Lease
Io went with them to visit different
rooms, and while no was showing them,
the girl observed tho large and brill
liant stone he wore in the ring upon
his finger Sho commented upon its
beauty. and that sho might examine
1t to better advantage, he slipped 1t
off and passed II over to her, and con-
tinucd TO show her companion the
good features of tho apartment he was
trying to rent
In n few minutes he looked about
for tho girl. but she was not to be
found, and while he was seeking hcr,
the man also vanished Traferi then
lost no time in reporting the matter to
the police. Wiley recovered the ring
in pawnshop. whore the man, who
lad sivcn an assumed name. 1t was
said. had disposed OF II for $780, The
police say that the girl gave it to tho
man.
The girl had but little to say when
she was taken to police headquarters.
She had in her possession two small
diamond rings. silver mesh bak, one
turquoise rang, an ornamental ring, a
gold locket and n cameo pin The
purse contained but ] cent In cash.
She was locked up at the First Po-
lice station on tho charge OF grand
larceny. and will be arraigned in Po-
lice Court this morning. In the mean
time, every effort is being made by
the police to find her male companion.
The girl told Captain OF Detectives
Mcmahon that she came to Richmond
last December from Pittsburgh but
said that her home was in Bluefield.
w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
GORE EXONERATED
BY JURY'S VERDICT
AFT TER OM|NUTES
CONTINUED From First Page)

Nooheliucu from FIRST FaSe)
had been importuned by Gore to have
Mrs. Bond leave Washington, and ''hush
the matter up"
Testifying In his own defense, Seua-
tor Gore characterized the allegations
as infamous les and asserted that
the whole affair was the result OF the
plotting of his political enemies, In
tended to embarrass him in his cam
paign for denomination. He declared
that Mrs. Bond seized him. and at OPP
perfume moment, Robertson and Fitz-
patrick appeared in the room Other
witnesses for tho defense quoted wit
nesses for the plalntifr as admitting
that franc up" against Senator
Gore had been arranged, and quoted
several US having made threats TO
get" the Senator.
Argument, which began yesterday.
was finished at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon. Ten minutes later, the verdict
generating Senator Gore was an
nounced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

past thirty years head of the firm of
W. Il. Seaton. & Sons, coal and wood
dealers. died last night at 1870 O'clock.
at his home, 2507 Grove Avenue, fol-
lowing all illness of six weeks Tho
nonnced to-day
Mr.. Seaton leaves the following chill
dren: Clarence a. Seaton, a member OF
the City Council from Clay Ward: En-
NETT Seaton, Howard L. Seaton, r. Il.
Seaton, John -. Seaton, Percy a. Seatou,
X Frank Senton and Mrs. G. ID. Ivey
Mr. Seaton. who was a native of Hen
rico County, served through the War
Between the States with Courtney's
battery, Stonewall Jackson's Brigade
He was an active member of X. 70.
Leo Camp, No. ], United Confederate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
MANY DEMOCRATS
WILL Be ON HAND.
They Are Coming to Assist in
Shaping Fight for Progress
sive Principles.
PLANS MATURING RAPIDLY
One Of Big Features OF Convcn-
ton Will Be Secretary
Pryan's Address.

i'iahs for the State convention of the
h6gresisve Democratic League, which
aud Saturday OF next week. are being
rapidly maturcd IN. President John
Garland Pollard and his aides. Mr..
Poliard is enthusiastic over tho out
look for the convention. He Is receiv-
ing from all sections Of the State let
tors from Democrats announcing their
intention Of attending 10 assist In tho
wo9k Of manning out fight for the
progressive principles contained In the
leagues platform
Thc feature of the convention will be
the appearance on the platform OF Sec
rotary Of state William Jennings
TTryan on saiurday night February %.
uond TO address the league on the
subject progressive Democracy" His
terest OF the Wilson administration In
the progressive movement inausurated
by Attorney General Pollard and sub
scribed to by many Of the Virginia
political leaders. who have aligned
themselves against the so-called ma
chine"
To Address Legislature.
ON the morning OF February IS Sec.
rotary Bryan VIII address the General
Assembly in the hall OF the House OF
oeived from him yesterday he will ar
rive In Richmond from Washington
on Saturday IN time 10 speak before
lowing his address to the General As
senbly, Secretary Bryan viii be en-
itertained By Governor Stuart at the
Executive Mansion
The Progressive Democratic con
vention Will open on Friday night,
when United States Senator Robert
Owen. OF Oklahoma joint patron with
Congressman Glass or the currency
act, Will speak on Initiative and Ref
erendum." Senator owen VIII also
be entertained st the Executive Man
> sion.
Business sessions OF the convention
will be held on Saturday morning at
HftpTnGCn
1850 o'clock for the purpose OF per
fecting organization. Aforementioned
John Garland Pollard Will preside at
all sessions OF the convention
Congressman Andrew Jackson Mon
taguc has given definite assurance that
lie viii attend the conyetni N and take
part In its deliberations. There is
reason TO believe that Congressman
Carter Glass and Congressman William
y. Jones VIII also be present. The list
az Virginia speakers has not hecn
completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
BOARD WANTS INFORMATION
Proposed Salary Increases Are Referred
TO Dcpartmcnf Hcnds.

TO Department Heads.
Various proposed ordinances TO in
crease salaries OF city officials were or
dered yesterday by the Administrative
Board to be referred to the heads OF
depar tments affected
Those whose salaries ii Is proposed
to increase are the assistant food in
spcctor, to be Increased to $1,000: steno-
grapher OF the Health Department to
$3.50: the fumiBator of the Health De-
partment to $1,000: the second assist
ant superintendent OF the Water Works.
TO $1,000, and tho probation officer to
$500.
Tho Superintendent OF the Water
Works iB directed 30 inform the board
whether the position OF second assist
ant superintendent Will be necessary
after South Richmond IL supplied with
settling basin water, and also 10 in
:orm the board what increases in the
past the second assistant supcrinten-
dent has had.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
PLAN TO COMPLETE
GETTYSBURG GROUP
Sculptor Tells Commission That
Monument May Be Unveiled
Next Summer.

The commission in charge of the
soldiers who were killed at tho Battle
of Gettysburg began tho work of shap-
ing plans for the unwilling OF the
Sievers bronze group on tho battle
field next summer at meeting held
yesterday in the executive Offices Of the
Capitol. T. w. Sieycrs. the sculptor
who has modelled the striking group
and the equestrian statue Of Lee, which
Is to surmount the monument, told
the commission that he has every
reasonable hope that the work will
be completed In time for tho unwilling
exercises to be held ut that time.
Rapid progress in the completion OF
the monument is being made. Mr.
Sievcrs said. The stone pedestal has
already been set In place on the battle
field and awaits the bronze figures.
Mr.. Sieverss remarkable group of Vir-
gina soldiers. Which is to decorate
the base OF the monument. has been
cast into bronze and the casting ac-
cepted by the commission. 1t will DO
shipped from the foundry to Gettys-
burg Immediately.
Lee to Surmount Group.
Tho one obstacle in the way of a
rapid completion of the sculpture is
the modelling of the equestrian statue
of General Lee. which Mr.. Sievers has
determined shall represent tho highest
art of which he Is capable, Although
he began work in his Forest Hill
studio nearly four years ago and has
turned out the much praised group
Mr.. Sievers has not been able to salts
~ himself with his model OF Leo and
the Confederate cheftain's war stecd
Traveller. Time and time again the
model has been moulded, Judged by Mr..
Sievers's artistic standard, and knock ed
down by him below the high mark
at which he aims.
He told the commission yesterday,
however, that he has the final model
OF tho equestrian statue under his
hands now, and expects TO be able to
send 1t to the foundry TO be cast into
bronze within comparatively short
time. when he undertook the modelint;
Of the Virginia monument, which will
cost the State more than $4,000, Mr.,
Sievers confidently expected to have
his task completed In time for the
group to be unveiled at the fftlcth
anniversary of the Battle OF Getty.-
burg, which was marked last summer
by the joint encampment of the Grand
Army OF the Republic and the sur
vivors OF the Confederate armies. I'm
expected delays, so apt to occur in a
work OF that nature, delayed the com
plction Of the sculptor however, and
Mr.. Sievers Will have to give four
years of his career to this one artistic
effort.
The Gettysburg commission Is com
posed Of the following men: Governor
stuart, Colonel w. Gordon McCabe,
Richmond; Senator II. \. Edmondson
Houston; Colonel Thomas Smith, War
renton, and Stephen Z. Reed, palmers
Spring. All were present yesterday ex-
cept Mr.. Reed.
On examining It's accounts the commission
found that II would have no funds to con-
quot elaborate unwilling exercises after pay
| Ing for the monument. 1t therefore prepar-
cd bill asking for 5000 to cover the un-
yelling expenses. which will he introduced
In the Senate to-day by Senator's Edmond son
and Hartman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
William III. Wilson

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
Burkeville. Va, February 18-Wil-
liam III. Wilson. aged seventy two years,
a native OF London, England. died hero
TINS morning after an illness of
several weeks. He came here from
Atlanta, Ga. six years ago and entered
into the hotel business. He leaves n
wife and two children, all OF whom re-
side here. His remains will be buried
In the Burkeville Cemetery tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

,ISpeclaI 70 The Times Dispatchl
WINCHESTER, Va. February 1S.-Rev..
oSnn +. Hyde, of Winchester. grand
Grams. member of the Baltimore Con-
terence, Methodist Episcopal Church,
leading educator and high Mason, died
at Clnrksburg, w. Va, last night, aged
seventy-eight years. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

MISS Bttty BurWtII Booker, sOprano
OF the Royal Opera. Covent Garden.
OF the John Marshall High School In Il
song recital Tomorrow night at s:30
ocnoik o MASS 'ooR hr;, "s cor Is Gn
nounced success here at the last May
Festival OF the "Wednesday Club.
The recital Is given under the au-
spices OF the Raven Society of the
University of Virginia for the benefit
OF the fund being raised for the pur-
pose OF marking the grave of Edgar
Allan Poc's mother in st Johns Church
ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
woman Arrested for Cutting

Laura Lindsay. colo,ed. was arrested yes
tcrday or the charge OF cutting Clnrence
also colored. after they had quarrel
81 while at work In tobacco factory. she
left tho place after the assault, but was
caught by Chesteraeld County officers when
She went To the home OF her father near
South Richmond. She was locked up at the
First Police Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
Mrs. Jackson Oliver

Especial to The Times spatch.l
Is Spotsylvania, Va, February 1S-Mrs.
Cora Lee oliver, wife Of jackson oliver.
of this county. died yesterday at her
residence near Curlew post-offlcc. OF
acute indigestion, aged twenty-four
years. She is survived by her hus-
band, her father and two children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
Josiah Turner Wright.
inc Ninl a rHl,n rrI,n

= IoPVCIHI 20 ZIG IIfncS- DISpntch.J
Greensboro. n. G., February Is
Josiah Turner. Wright aged ninety
years, and Confederate veteran. died
daughter. Mrs. Belle Hines, at Nc
Leansville. The funeral will be held
lowing children: j. II. Wright of Dan
vile: Mrs. Belle Hines. Mrs Mary
Hines and Mrs. Sarah Moore, OF this
county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
Dlscnss Compcnsntlon mn.

Representatives OF many manufacturing
and labor employing concerns met in tho
business Mems Club last night to discuss
the workman's compensation bill now pend
ing in tho General Assembly. Many lines
of industry were represented, and other
cities In the state sent delegates 10 take
part In the conference. Tho views of the
meeting will he presented to the Joint Com
mittees for Courts OF Jrutico at its meet
ing Tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
rnyinr .n South Richmond.

THO Administrative Board yesterday at
tefnoon decided 10 lot contracts !or the
smooth paving of Twelfth Street; South
J;icliruond, which Il ia Intended shall be
paved through It's whole length. Much Of
the paving TO be done this year. II Il
nonncod. VIII he done In south Rlchnlond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

DWlNE 10 INC SCVcrc lfIUcSS OF NlNNt.
Schunaun- II cink, the concert OF the
Radcliffe Series sch eduled for tonight,
viii not be given.
Manager Ratclifre has secured as a
substitutes for the great contralto the
world-famcd violinist. Eugene Ysaye.
who viii be heard for the first time in
nights concert viii be good oil that
date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

Joseph Kaminsky. II grocer of 1888 West
Leigh Street, last night reported to tho police
that while he was In tho back part OF his
store an unidentified negro boy, about ffteen
note from tho money drawer and run out
before ho could catch him. Whom he reach
cd tho sidewalk, Kaminaky said. tho thief
had vanished. q. ~ fgf..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
unrt nv rall rrnm Trailer

Frank McCRrty OF 40 East Marshall Street
was slightly hurt yesterday afternoon when
he fell from Forest Hi cnr at Seventh
and Arch Streets. He rendered ciner-
reucy treatment by DR. 4. I. Weinstein. CITY
Hospital ambulance surgeon. and removed
10 his home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
Biiou-Grayce scott Company, In
"Dorothy Vernon of BaddOn HAIL."
matinee and night.
Lyric-kcith Vaudeville, matinee and
night.


Happy Days in Dixie" AN amusing
minstrel vaudeville, WAS presented by
local colored amateurs before small
audience at the Academy OF Music last
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
OBITUARY

William T.. Senton.
William f. Seaton seventy-six wear,
ola, q Confederate veteran. and for tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
.aslss Police TO Find Son.

Asks Police TO Find Son.
Mrs. B. Ellyson. or l06 South Lombardy
street, yesterday asked the police 10 look
for her son. Henry Ellyson, nineteen years
old. who disappeared from home on Tuesday
When last seen, Il said, he announced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
Bankrupt Ruttres

Bankrupt Jlutffes
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED T STATES At FOR THE EAST
curb IN 1s. the matter Of No. 1913
FREE 'f; co. " In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
To the creditors OF CHRISTIAN &.
WIN Hs go CO., of Riehamond in tho
Notice is, hereby given that on tho
i4ih day la g of IF, FEBRUARY. a p; 1914, tho
was duly adjudicated bankrupt. and
that the first meeting of it's creditors
Vii be held in my Office. Rooms No.
DAY OF, FEBRUARY, A D. 1914. at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. at whici,
prove their claims, appoint n trustee
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
THOS. IS. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February II. 1914.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TSITE GI IS, STATES T ATT 81, FOR THE EAST
EMORY Y 2. woo WSoso5rGhRs. No. In ns'''
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF First MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF EMORY p WOOT-
ERs. of Richmond. in the County OF
Henrico and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
18th day of February. A. D., 1914, tho
said EMORY p. WOOTERS was dull
adjndicated bankrupt. and that thu
held in my office, Rooms No. SO2 and
sos. American National Bank Building.
Richmond, Va on the 18TH DAY OF
in the forenoon, at which time tho
said creditors may attend prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine tho
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
TFTos. II. sNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February H. 1914.
UNITED sTATEs FOR THE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter of No. 14la
JOSEPH e. BECHER, In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
To the creditors OF JOSEPH Il.
BECHER. OF RICHMOND. In tho Coun-;
ty of Henrico and district afore
said--Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day OF February. 4: D.. 1911, tho
adjudieated bankrupt. and that tho
first meeting of his creditors viii boz;
held in my office. Rooms No. S02 and sos
Richmond. Va. on tho 2STH DAY or
FERRUARY. \. D.. 1914, at 10 O'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the said
n
claims. appoint q trustee. examine the 4
bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come befofa
said meeting. XXI
TEOS n SNEaL1. "
Referee III Bankruptcy. W
February "a, 1914: 5Sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

In the matter of No. 1919
JOSEPH e. BECHER, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19

at the residence Of
her daughter. Mrs. n. W. Brocken-
brough, OF 2609 Park Avenue, MRS.
Oil City, Pa.
Funeral services from house at 9
p. M. TO-DAY. Interment OIL City,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-19
DEATHS

SEATON.-Died, at his residence. 25o7
Grove Avenue. Wednesday evening,
February Is. at 1880 O'Clock, WILL
LIAM b. SEATON. aged seventy six
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Gimeimnati areitas. Den II. slprit 1914.

gefdnaen aenommen ipurben, fpurben
erIdoiIen. IS fparen bies friibere2lns
bdnger Nloberos, bic ii6 Der Sro3cos
Hebsllion aegen Mabero angei4lofen
batteu. Inter ben @efungenen befine
ben ii6 elm Wdior. brsi 9auptIeute
unO 5sbn Gsutnants.
2(m leBten S9ladttaa, am Wons
tag, sriffen bic Rebellen BON orei
Ssiten an. Die 5errers uno 8endpic
b.ss sgri9doen riidten bon Subenpor;
Gsnerol 8iIla nit 3fpei 8rigaosn uub
bem General gombreros BON Weften
Iunb bic 9enerGle Srtegu unb Ger
manbe3 bon Often. Dem umitdno.
oaB bic &olonne, bic bon Rorben her
angr,ifen ioGte, ni6t seitig senug an
Grt unO Sislls urram, rettete ruahrs
i6einli9 bic Regierungstruppen Dor
edn5li6er 9srHidtune. gId9 Dsr5peis
feltem mDrbsriI6en 8dmpfe enttamen
bic IGoerdliIten bnr6 siHe Glide i'm
Gorosn, iporauf iie in 0itliasr Ri9s
tung mdrI6irten, pabri4einlid auf
WlontereD au. @s mar bies um fiinf
| Inbr Ra6mittags, na4 5e5n Stunben
fangem beftigsm &is Der Rid
5ug artste beina6e in S(I4t aus. Sn
ben StrdBen BON San Yeoro purosn
msbr als 500 iobte AegeruugsioIoas
ten auiqeleien. Dreitouisno Mann
nurben CUR 8srfolguna Der duf bem
Hid3ug beiinbliden 4rm.. abgei6itt.
Die Q(npeicnbeit bes Generals ge.
lasco, Der am 2. 9tpril 3orreon
rGumte, in San peoro, mar eine ues
bsrraItung fir 9ila. Gr srfubr bon
ben Gsfangensn, oab aIs in leBter
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Wlads aus San pebro Osrtrie6sn purs
ben, lie ben Gensral gelaseo, Der ii6
oamals in gorros, 60 Nieilen iiihlih
befanb, bena8ridtisen baB lie in
@sidbr Ieisn, um5ingelt gu perosn.
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iten na3 Rprben Dor uHo ss geldng
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fpenige Uleilen DON bier sntfernt, nit
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9snerGle qlrgumeoo uHo emilio
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| bic Re6eusH pieber a4s Gan peoro
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aampf mar Damn Tait lnunterbro6en
lin @aHge, biz bic @lisrunssiruppeH
am U1Ontag bic Glrbt stsriffsn.
0ei6abeunb U}unitionfiir II
bieRebelten.
Suare3, 1G. Qlpril. Gin Gr.
tramq nit spei U2illiOnsn Gepehrs
patrpuen. ieas NsIolsI6iBsn uno ei.
ner arobereu 2ln3lhl SeiolofeH. piro
ON Samitaa DOH bier ms nn6 Tor
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nit elmer oeutidsH firma abaeidlo''
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bic g(bIi6t Elm aanoHIbooi fir ben
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| autdufen.
Coup. GoetbdIs elmer Der
gr6bten Sugenisurt.
GOlon. paHama, 16. april. Graf
9sndsI bon 9onnsr mard, Der aHsebs
li4 als perI0nlitsr gsrtrtter oes osuts
! I6en Gdtiers ben Yluamatanal be-
fi6tist bat, reiite am Donnsritag nab
glep SrleNs psitty. Dor ieiner qlbs
reiie prizes er ben Gjouperneur 9oet'
bnls dls einsn Der sroBten le6snoen
sSngenieure unS glOminiitratoren.
Der 9raf pirb Rem Orleans, Ct.
'9Ouis, Gbitaso. @libinston unO Rsp
gort 6siuhen.
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acknowledgement
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6GlteineRneuenp pro3eB.


5artforb, Conn, 10. glpril.
9as Obergeritt BON Connecticut Be.
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mOrbuns ibrss GaitsH gum 3OO Oers
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glusiaeen. bic Der GOronsr Wir nab
rsnb oes pro5eiies 5emaht, niht 9at'
ten 3ua,laIIen perosn loIlen.
Srau WatefisIO pdr am 81. Stios
Der 1913 I6uioig befunben tporoeu.
Sbr groseb mar osmi.nieeH bon Sas.
plelp eefplet. Der psgen oesIdeen
9erbreGsns am 4. gPdrs i'm 3uGts
baus su Wettsrsiislb binaerittst
ipuroe. Die 9.iosR pnren suiammsu
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baben.
Wloro.
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beiben ShipGaer udren buriiber in
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