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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
DOUBTS BOARDS RIGHT
TO DIRECT INSTALLATION
Power Company Asks for Its Au-
thority in Issuing Bridge
Repair Order.
GUARD RAIL IS NOT NEEDED
Company Quotes Its Own Chief En-
gineer TO the Effect That First
Street Viaduct Has Ample Safe
guards Against Derailment.

quoting its own engineer to the cf-
feet that there exists no necessity for
installing a guard rail on the First
Street Niaduct. the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. In a letter to
the Administrative Board yesterday.
questions that body's authority to d.
rect such an installation.
The letter. which was referred to
the City Attorney for his opinion as
to the boards powers in the promises.
quotes at length from n report sub
mitt"d by Its chief engineer under date
OF February "a. In which he holds that
the bridge has ample safeguards
against derailments, and reads. in part,
as follows:
1T is the desire OF this company TO
comply. as far ms practicable, with the
wishes of the Administrative BOARD. re-
Sarless OF any question OF Jurisdiction.
but in View of the fact that the Views
OF your board. as expressed In the com
munication. and those OF our chief en-
gincer diner as to the propriety OF in
stallinE this guard rail, would like
to be advised as to the statutory or
other authority vested In the board to
issue orders requiring this company TO
install the same.
You will readily understand that.
since this installation might result in
accidents or other unfavorable condi-
tons we would like to know upon lust
what authority we are requested to
act
I'm the spring OF 1919 this bridge
was carefully Inspected by the State
Corporation Commission in the exercise
or It's general visitorial powers over
public service companies and under
their direction. the Brookland Railway
and Improvement Company. owning the
viaduct. made substantial improve
mcnts TO the bridge at that time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
DTNEY ASSOCIATION
HEADQUARTERS EStnblIshcd md Plnn.
announced for Operation OF Cars.

The Richmond Jitncy Association.
organized to facilitate the operation OF
privately owned automobiles In the
jitney service. has established head
quarters at 1905 West Broad Street
Officers Of the organization are: Jacob
van Doren. president and manager
and a. r. Tillcr. secretary and treas
urer.
Any automobile owner by paying
the sum of Sl.5o week may become
an associated jitncy operator. The pay
ment OF this sum secures the privilege
or having the car announced by the
megaphone man each time 1t arrives
at the central dispatchinG station. Mem
hers arc also furnished with display
signs for the cars and are enabled to
secure supplies at a reduced figure. In
registering an auto owner must pre-
sent himself and car at Headquarters
and discuss routes and other details
with the manager. Each car when
registered Is put on schedule The
plan is operated along similar lines to
trolley car systems
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
BURGLARY CASE CONTINUED
John Hnrris and Irene Holmes Charged
with RobbinE Stores,

The hearing OF John Harris and Irene
Holmes. colOrcd, charged with seven
burgiarics. was continued yesterday in
romeo Court TO this morning. They arc
charged with breaking into the homes
or stores Of the following persons: 4.
Packon, 2l0l Moore Street: Kamnsky
& Tavlin. 500 Moore Street: s. Sacks,
100" Moore street; II. Ehrste!n, 1873
West Leigh Street; w. T. Rose. 400
West Broad Street; NJ. Jublofsky, I'LL
west Moore street. and II. Cantor. 1242
lloyd street. Booty. il is alleged, was
carried off from each place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
WOMAN DISMISSED
Policemen of Moral Squad Criticize De-
cissiOn of JuStIce GrIgRa.

Emma Jane Edwards, colored. charged
with operating an Objectionable resort
at 221 North Seventeenth Street on
February IS, was dismissed yesterday
IN Poltce Court. Her attorney. Gilbert
Is. Pollock, proved to the satisfaction
OF the court that the woman was not
in her house at tho time at the com
mission of statutory offense. and
knew nothing of 1t. A passage at
words ensued between the attorney and
Sergeant G. NJ. Johnson. who was in
charge OF the public morals" squad
which made the arrest, and Policeman
Sweet Informed the court that he was
not satisfied with the decision 1t was
pointed out that policemen mako ar
rests and do not try the cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
Committee Investigating AnaIrs OF
Union stores HIM Not Completed Report.

About 200 stockholders attended the
annual stockholders meetings of the
Union Stores, Inc. held last night in
the stores at Seventh and Franklin
streets. The special committee recent
iy appointed investigate and report on
me AFFAIRS OF the company at last
hlShts meeting was given until April
10 10 complete It's report. The stores
VIII continue 10 do business There
are nearly 1900 stockholders in the
company. The investigating COMMITTEES
Is composed OF the following: DIR. r. c,
L. Miller j. II. Amesbury, r. B..
Vaughn and Mrs. !. Austin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
POLICE COURT CASES
Seymour MassenberG Sent to Grand
Jury on Murder Charge.

Seymour Mnssenberg. colored. charged
with the murder Of James Mitchell
was sent on to the grand jury from
Police Court yesterday morning. Mas
senberg, 1t Is alleged. shot Mitchell on
October II, 1914, and on December 4
Mitchell died.
Jack Same was fined 500 on a
charge of speeding through the streets
in an automobile on February 81. He
appealed.
John Floskos, charged with felon-
iously assaulting Helen Hinton, col
orcd girl, was dismissed.
Abraham Crump, colored. charged
with overworking horse. was fined
$40. and L. a. Sandridge. charged with
torturing diseased horse, was fined a
like amount.
fenced to sixty days in Jail on charge
OF stealing n bracelet and two dresses
from Hattie Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
MEMORIAL TABLET
ir'hntc to Or. BInckford Unveiled in
EplscrnI High school

y memorial tablet to the memory
81 br l. N. Biackford. former princip pa
OF the school for many years. has hecn
unveiled in the Episcopal High School
at Alexandria Va. The memorial was
donated by the alumni and presented
~ Professor Willoughhy Read in an
probation OF his great work for the
school
The design. which is simple but I'm
pressiVe, was executed In the Lamb
studios, In New York. under the direc-
ilon OF Charles Il. Lamb II bears tho
following inscription.
In Memory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
Guest. OF College Alumni.

Official life OF the Commonwealth
will be prominently represented next
Thursday at the dinner. to be given by
the local chapter Of the Richmond Col
lege Alumni Association. Among the
invited guests who have signifled their
acceptance arc Governor Stuart. Lieu
tenant-Governor Ellyson and Attorney
General John Garland Pollard. The
banquet Will be hold In the Jefferson
hotel. and covers Will BIO laid for 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
supreme Cnnr. Meet. Tuesday.

OF Appeals OF Virginia VIII begin In
Richmond next Tuesday morning at ID
o'clock. The docket Is about the usual
IN volume, apd embraces a wide va
rietv OF causes. Al Of the justices viii
opens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
Hoy SertOrIsJy UurnnJ

Ralph Whitehead. a colored how was.
badly burned yesterday in his home az
3li East Fifteenth street. Sour, Rich
mona. ana was taken TO the Virginia
Hospital. Ills condition is saf1 TO be
serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
DisordcrlY nm Cur.
The letter SAYS:

Leo johnson. colored was arrested
last night on charge of being iisor-
derlySon a car of the Virginia Railway
and Power Company operated on the
Sevent eenth Street line. Johnson was
arrested by the car crew, and was
turned over TO Policeman Bosuuett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
RAILWAY SITUATION
CAREFULLY REVIEWED
Trade Letter OF American Bank
Shows Better Business
Conditions.
DEpRECATEs TALK OF BOOM
Bank Sees Dependable Improvement
and Predicts Normal Times by End
OF This Year-CottOn Exports
Show Increase.

y carefully prepared review of the
general railroad situation In this coun-
try is contained In the monthly trado
letter issued yesterday by the Amer
lean National Bank, of Richmond a
number of the comparisons with the
corresponding month last year shows
better conditions than were generally
renewed. The letter dcprecates all talk
of business boom rs tho mere idl,
words of thoughtlcss people which
should not be taken seriously. After a
careful review OF general trade condi-
tons II concludes. This present sill
uaton is decidedly no carnival. and is
Iar from a boom. AS our wisest men
see II we are experiencing q steady and
dependable Improvement in conditions.
ana the end of the year should find us
enjoying normal times and reasonable
prosperity"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27
LAUNcEI.oT MINOR Rf.AcKronD.

NJ A, LII D..
beloved principal OF this school from
1870 TO 1913
Born IN FredericksburE. Va Fob %
1887. Died May g. 1919.
Christian. Soldier, Teacher.
power in the lives OF many. his in.
iiuencc is undying.
Tho Lord Is tho Strength OF NV liz.
Erected In 1914 by his Bows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27

Mrs. Rorcr has cof-
scented TO continue her
very interesting and in
structive Cooking Les
sons through next weok
provided as many as one
hundred tickets are
taken.
Should this plan carry,
two-hour Lessons will he
given daily, ms follows.
FOR LADIES - Tnes-
day, Thursday and Satur-
day, II to l o'clock.
FOR COLO u ID
COOKS-Monday, Wei
nesday and Friday. 1 10
G o'clock.
Secure your ticke;, also
one for your cook, TO-
DAY!
All the cooking arpur-
tenances, such as Monlds,
Dishes, her latest Cook
Book, etc, etc, are on
sale in the Basement
HousefurnishinS Goods
Department at Miller &
Rhoads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-27

designed specially Tor
misses Of IA to Is years.
this Waist is one III the
best helps to growing
girls in perfecting q nat
ural, graceful figure. Has
free hip boning, and is
made in such a manner
so as TO prevent an irri-
tation over the hipbones
OF slender figures "a
truly comfortable gar
ment for the growing
girl. Made of coutil.
trimmed with German
edge; has clasp front and
two sets of suspender
web hose supporters.
Sizes IS to &c waist
measure. Price. S1.Ou.
II & w" BRAS
SIERES AND CORSET
WAlSTS-Complete lines
are here for women and
misses at Ill prices. S1.On
TO $500.
Demonstrated by n
special II. d w. repre-
sentative IN our Corset
department this week.
Second Floor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
0cntldycs SDcatcr.

Sim fnlu1clloen Somtag, Sen 10.
Ie5enlber, meroell mir mieoer cine
bel1tid1e 1beotcrsGoritelllurg int
I@ral1o Gperllballs bahell. Iie @abl
bes Stiitfes lit oils cine lebr gliidlidlc
S1 b%c5eidncn. u. Sfomronefs ySSSlr
Tpritballie", ci1t Stiid Don gelualti=
ger oramatiid)cr @irfllng, %aelnlat
sur Nl1ffiibr1l1g. Sfnn lit Der &olr=
lift 5piid)en 2iebe lu1o Nflid)t sit
@rluloe aeleat, ser bonn Gerfaiier bis
III leille hodllte 4otell5 bilal1faeiiibrt
miro Die Gfliht oes Spbnes, lei
nell cigeren Safer fiir eill gsrgcbe1
an ben Stranger 5l1 ltellenL SOS Scr
@ater it'd clnsig lln0 aueil1 lt1l oielcs
Sobrles millell bot Sll Sdyuloen fpllr-
1len laiien. SSl1 einenl ltilen Sort
hallie, mitten irn ltiael1 @alofrieoen,
lpielt 1id) Oicie gemaltige 2ebel1stro=
aDoie ab. 0fit idorfer @ono bat ser
Iidter aae oiele Iiallrcn ge5eidmet,
feline Ibeaterpnppell, neil1, mirflidp
lebenoe Mel1id)er1, sic IN @obrleit
beitallben baben lno alldl bel1tc nod
Geiteben. &eine leid]te Ml1fgube ba=
ben lid) llllere &iinltler geltellt, aber
lics meroet lie oltrd)filhrell nno Dos
nit arpBem grfolg, beiie1 iillo mir
Ser Sidet= Gerfal1f besirllt fir ale
Nldte alll 3olmerstag IN @aniels
Npotbefe, bud fonl1el1 audi Gldbe in
Der Office oes belttiden Iheaters inn
8ranO S%pernbal1s, Sci. 9lo. 1882,
relcrplrt meroen.
Die &ollenbeiesl1ng lit lpie folat:
9 paloing, Mcpierforiter &l1rt @oris
Gno, ieine 6rall . apl1iie griidl1er
&ilbelm . @illp O.tiiblharl
g1tpl1 Oscar 6offnlann
a9farie . Martba @anbberg
Ierel1 &inoer.
&eldfalllies, @l1ts6eliser . ).
@eirrih 2omenfelb
Nluna, ieine Godter Marg. Saro11
3ielmallll @ilfsiagcr S. @riidaer
gudbol5, @ol5bol1er s. &roger
Sic alte @intidforre Slump @enoer
Splelleltllllg: <rt @oris.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
@ittluclt=Gcniipnc qcluahrt

&idter @iQiam Gbeopbillts bot inn
Scott County @eridt iiebel1 meiterell
8ittmen Eelliionel1 %5llaelprodcn. Scr
Soil BON sSral Mglles 1iron lpltroe
litf spm1abe1o, ben s. Salluar, per-
|idJG6er, Oa Die Observation-Disclosures
fegeabcit TIRES Der tnrbene1 Ma1nes
noh nidt erleoigt lit. 6ral1 9iro1l
erflarfe, iie habe filllf &illoer l111ter
IA Sabre1, Oarltnter eil1 3lpillings=
paar Don cincn Sabre. Die 8elud)e
Der folgen0en @ittpen murOen ee=
|Ddbrt.
6ral, Bertha IimotfD, 5tpei ail=
per, 81 per M}onat fir ieoes &i11b.
Iralt Minllie NbiQips, / &i1ro,
$3.50 per Wepllat.
6ralt &ate sc. Iap, 8 &inoer, 81
per Wfol1at fir jeOes &li1o.
Tral1 9i55ie gl1dlpofeter, | &inb,
|S5 per Mol1ot.
6ran Cora sdricicr, | ain0, Sc
per Mpl1ut.
6raa Stclia @ilfens, 2 ainncr, S.
per Mollat fiir ieoes &ino.
6ralt s(nna W}eper, 8 Sinner, 81
per W}onat filr jeocs &ino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Mtunitiousaufwanb.
SttcreIantc 3niammcnitellnus clues
fran5Diiiden Mrmccbluttcs.

Sur Gboratteriittf bes lit ser Bis:
bergen Ge1didte Der 5ererpaffer
pbne 8eiipiel oaltebenben Munitions:
perbraudes i'm gegenpdrtigen &riegt
fdretbt bos fran5Diif9e Mrmeeblat1
Bulletin bes Mrn1ees:. MGbrenp beg
ganSeu 5elosuees bpn 1901 per=
i6pb Sic beuti6e Mrtinerie unaefdbl
$4,000 @efdpKe, unb atpar 479,00C
ouf fran5ofif9e 5eitunsen 1lnb $685.
900 IN freiem 5elbe. Der aebnte Set
Der lebt9enonnten Sitter ltellt Die
3obl Ser @ef4pi1e bor, Die i'm Ser
laufe Der 96ladt bon 81. gripat
abgefeuert nurben, bic oils Die ulnll=
interchangeable" 9aladf bes pa=
moltgen 5elbau9es be5et9net lperben
mub. SIN rufftf9ziapaniI9en 8rie=
sc, Der LANCER oauerte, in Dem aber
9erinaere ardfte aufgebpten poren
unb Die 96la9ten in grDBeren 3tpt=
ldenrGumen itottfonben, ber1dpb Die
geiamte Mrttlerte nllr $4,000 Brp=
%iettile, uno slpar meift aus 5elbse=
f6iisen.
lteber ben 9%eeenmdrtigen arieg laf=
len ii9 ~bprldufig mod feline genouen
3obGen a11eeben. Smmerbin tcnn
man fdon beute b%ebaupten, baB Ser
Mllnitipnsperbraud i'm Melttriege
Die u1lglaubliditen pbanta1 lien nod
iibertrifft. 60 ereienete es iid 3. 8,
DOB cine Der beiocl1 Borteien an einem
e%in5i9en Sage auf elmer Tront BON
8 ailometern 100000 @ranaten perz
i6ob. Die 3abl Der Sreffer ouf je=
Ben Meter Der Trpnt mar ledsmol
groBer ais in Ben beiBe1ten Saeen
bes aric9es 1870. Mus ben ruff
i9en 8eridten idlieBt man, DOB Bic
Seutl9en i'm 9erlaufe Ser groben
99la6t IN @ali5ien 100000 Sc
Idofe ~abfeuerten, gu oeren 6eranldofz
lung ppbl 1000 Giiennobntpogen err
foroerlid gepeien fein miiHerr. Mad)
einem pfft5iellen 8ert6t Der fran5Diiz
i6en 9eeresleitung BPM II. sunni fat
Die fran50iif6e Mrtiqerie i'm Nproen
bon Mrras i~nnerhalb "a @tunben
100000 @efdpi1e berfeuert. 9os Sc
Iamtgepidt bieier 100000 @e16o7e
fann uuf 100000 &iloeramm Be-
meien perben, 0emnu9 bat tire Ser
o%nbringung 1e9s groBe 2ot3iige err
fbroert. Die often la1en ii6 auf
9.375.000 5rancs peranf9lagen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
Ger critic gcrb6iinoetc.

Gines nadmitto9s eri@ien oln
Noroneit enoe BON @pfio in Der Ndbe
oes 8abnbofes uno bes TlugpIoses
in maBiger 9Dbe Elm BON Meiten tom=
menoes Jlug3eug. Bolo ertonnte man
IS on Den iwpor3en &reuoen in lpeiz
benz Jeloe ols Oeutf6es. Der i9Dne
D6ppeloeder lunDete glatt auf freiem
5eloe, 8ulgarti@e Sffi5iere pon benz
5llgplaBe tparen in5ni19en erl9iener
unb begriibten outs ber5li4ite Die
betoen oeutf6en Slteger. 6ilfsbereite
3eute fparen our Steue unb brad)ten
ooa 5lug5eug auf pen bulgori19en
Tlllgplob, lpD es 5i6er untergelteGt
lpuroe. Die beiOen oeutf9en Jl1eger
trug mon auf Ben 9@ultern nod sl1=
ter lloipii9er Site lumber, iunge bull
gariide aameruoen umarmten tie
ltiirmifd, als Ie hDrten, boB Die
9eutf6en iiber bem ierbti9en Ni19.
BombengriiBe abgelporfen batten.
0onn fubr mon in araftlpugen gum
arlegsminiiterium, po Die beiben
6lteger ilb Dienitli9 melOeten.
SIS NOR Ser Sag, ga Sic Yertreter
oer Werbanosmdhte ibr ultlmatum
an 8ulgarien gericbtet botten. Btn=
nsn "a Stunben %iollten, 10 botte
RlBlonO parlangt, pie B%eaiebungen
gu ben 3entrolmddten abgebro9en
perben. Wabreno bies in Der @tnbt
betonnt uno befpro9en purbe, foBen
Die 9eut19en nit ibren neue11 bull
garil6en SreunOen in Dem erIten
@aitbous BON SDfta uno lparen elns
Jig nit oen falten Sropfen beidafz
ttgt, bic in i6ren 8e6ern perltyn.
5ier fam Ii6 mod Elm bulgarii9er
M~1ilitdrarSt in. Der l1ntform etnes
Sber1 tleutnmts ein: 9r. Momt1diz
iop, Der ltellpertretenbe WorliBenDe
Der bulsarii6en SDbrunje, Elm gutter
Jreunh Ser beuti6en uno Der Bulge
rif9en 9aAe. Mon6 frdftiges uno
gutes Mort lpurDe BEL trdftigeln
Wannertrunt gereoet. Says boralf
besleiteten bic bulgortf9en 8omera=
ben lire beuti9en Treunbe nieber
gum T1ugplaB; bann aog Der Oeutz
l6e 9oppeloeder Drei &reiie iiber Der
! StaOt uno entfdpano Den 8liden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07

SroB Sc u BON Ser @7tn-
lpanoerungsbe60r6e in 8afbtngton
borgenommenen Mbdnoerrng Ser 8sr=
%orbnllng Ser 3nloFun1 DON &inosrn
unter 16 Sa6ren, bic oDnc gltern bier
eintreHen, lit Ser is Sabre olte So
6um MoI ermanr aus 8ieu, Der in
9egleitung BON Marie 5ubrtmam in
Sem Dort eintraf, UNI fi6 gu. feine!n
8ater Samuel Woherman1 nod
Mefparf, q. S., gu .beseben, bon Der
Snqnifition ouf @ais Sslanb olisz
ge16lDien mDrDen unO Sic Mnselegenz
6eit mub auf Dem Mppe1ationstpsge
nad Wai6ingtpn geben, peil Bic lo=
fale Gtnponoerungsbeb0roe i6ren
8ef6luB ni6t dnOern min. Ser Taa
Oes &naben lit oubergelpDbnlih.
Sem 8ater Iou ft9 felt Elf SaDren
in ben Ser. @tooten beftnben unb
Bis bpr furaem ipar Der &nobe i'm
@ai1enbo1s in Mien, nprouf er 81
elmer Sante nomens Mnna @ngelbad
fam. ST ipuBte ntht o%naugeben, pb
er fruber nit ieinem Dater ii ben
Ser. Staten geipeien. Die Malliter
lei lett lnnger 3eit tpt unb Ser Noz
ter babe iid bier ber6eiratet uno ba5e
lett GINGER 3eit fir i'm geforgt. err
aahlte her anabe Ser Sl1qui1itton. 9te
Nu I9lieBung erfolgte nit Ser 8ez
gri.noung, DuB Ser andbe III Ser o!<
ten 9eimat in einem pffentlt@en SSnz
itttut mar unD man in @rmangelll19
pDn 8epeiien niGt ni1en t0nne, ob
Der 8ater imitanbe lei. bier fit i'm
gu 1orgen-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-07
etarf 3niammcngcidmol3en.
Sic Sail ser Aaslai,Scr att bcmtimcn
ltuincriitGtcn.

Sic 5abl scr susIanScr at bc,titbcn
ltuiueriitGten.
Die Mnseborieen ser feinbliden
staaten ii1o bel &rtessolsbru9
foit lamtli6 bon ben 0eutl1en Unit
e riitaten mesgepielcn ipprpen. 3uz
4iitseblteben linb lll1r lpl9e Ml1slanz'
Der, Die entlpeoer oeutider Sertllnft.
oper IN Den ruiiii6cn Sitleeprppill=
sen bebeilnatet fino. @pn 1850 I'M
Spmmer 1914 giag Die Musla1bcrs
5a9l I'M lebten gyinter auf 1888 3us
rid, unb i'm leBten CONNER morel1,.
nlr nph 1902 gefommen. Sic fort.
Idreltenoe Mbnabme berN6t ppr al.
lem an. Der Wegipeiiung Der feinoltz
chen 4usldnoer, Deren sSubl itb insz
gelant auf etlpa 260O belief. lpz
oanl1 aber ouf einerl s%eringeren GU
flllb aus benz b%efreunoeten unD nelis
tralen M11slon0, ~aussenomme,n
2ulemburs unb 59pebsn unD Npr-
ipegel. Die 5tatii1if fiibrt nod 50
Hul1en, 5 Staliener, 2 @ngldrber
uno l 8el9ier auf. Die 9pnaumoz
nar9ie bot 525 M~n9ebDrise gelonot
gesen 8l4 I'M lebten yrieoensie1nelter,
ppn Oe1en uber apeifellos Der grDbte
1eil ieBt our Sabine einberufen MUIR
De. Nm ndbiten itebt Die @9lpei5
nit 157 8ertretern seger 312, Donm
fol9en Humdnten nit 81 Q46),
8ulsarien nit 81 Q3l), @rie6enz
lamb nit 81 Q04), Die Siirtei nit
48 (69), 2uremburg nit Al $780,,
9pqano nit q (3D, 59ipeoen uv1b.
Nprpegen nit 40 (43), 9panien
unb Ddnemart nit ie 6 (32 unO
lo). europa gebDrten lilo an sez
gen 1910, aus Mmerito naren lll1r
1913 sefommen (298), aus M}ien 49.
qS2), aus Mfrita Is (29), pd6renb
M%u1tralien niemono gelanbt bate (2).
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Minneupolis, Miln., Elm Mngeltelte,
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