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The state herald., 1891-08-14

Our iirst appearance In journalism
In llolyokc was met by "A sncakInx
and cur-lixc inendo from the lIERALD
as Ia the mcagerncss of our outfit and
We were even refused the common
courtcsics due TO the craft aud to u
stranger 10 the mnnorborn, which was
readily accorded by the other paper
here. -lIolyokc Express.
The editor of the Express has seen
~ to cry few lines over what he I'M
npincs 10 he nm objectionable Insult
on the part Of the HERALD. W. are
NJ u great loss to know what "com.
mon couftesics he was refused ns lie
never asked favor nt the hands OF
the HERALD. II may be- that he was
expecting tls to devote column or
two 10 favorable comments upon the
appearance of his paper and the bflgb,
prospect that opened up before him
III the field of journalism, He had
every appearance Of bclnp u man
grown and W. were Informed that he
was from the Aflckarc country and
we did not suspect him Of being u
"tcndcrfoot' and supposed that he
would suffer from u feeling of lone.
some disappointment, In ease his np.
pcnrancc was not greeted with u
friendly Joke, II seems that our Mt
tempted kindness was not appreciated
by the gentleman, owing either 10
his lnexpcricnce or 10 his exalted
opinion Of the dignity Of his position
as editor of country paper In the
west, Time and experience VIII
eventually, we hope, reconcile tld"
gentleman 10 hls lot ~ n common
newspaper man Of the west
The state herald., 1891-08-14

The gentlcmanly editor Of the Ex-
press seemed to be very much excited
last week. lie charged the HERALD
with attempting to abuse him because
he did not make an attack upon the
county commissioners for giving the
county printing to the News. II the
gentleman understands the English
language he knows that no such
construction can he put upon the Ian
guage Of the HERALD. The HERALD
simply commented upon the significant
fact that the friends OF the Express
had very suddenly and mystcrlously
changed front ON the county printing
question. lie further states In refer
ring To MS: ale dare not deny that an
agreement was made between the
II ERALD and iScws TO divide the
county patronage" We do most EN-
phatically deny the gentlcman's state
ment. We do not deny that such n
proposition was made 10 us by the cd.
itor of the News, but the statement
that we accepted that proposition Is
false and, II the editor Of the Express
has been 50 informed, his informant
has uttered base lie. The proposi.
tlon was also accompanied with the
threat that II We did not accept II,
the News would b" turned over 10
the democratic party. We Informed
the gentleman that we were thankful
that We were not responsible for the
very uncertain politics Of tho News
and that, so far ms We wcrc concerned,
he was nj perfect liberty to turn II
over 10 the democratic party as soon
a, he saw ~ TO do ~ and we are no.
Informed as TO whether he has carried
his threat into execution or not, but
II he hns done so, we desire TO extend |
our sympathy TO the party thus af.
iilcted.
The state herald., 1891-08-14


Thursday of last week was the
nineteenth anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Cavanaugh's wedding
and number ~ their friends decided
To give them surprise that evening.
The surprise party was complete
success ms the worthy couple did not
receive even hint Of the intended
raid on their home till on returning
from walk up town they were sud
denly brought face to face with the
Jolly crowd OF the surprise party.
Barney was so completely upset by
the surprise that IL was question
for time whether he would recover
sufficient control Of his nerves 10 en-
able him 10 take his engine out the
next day. The guests, rs an EXPIRES
sion Of their good wishes fof the sur.
prIsed couple, made them number
Of beautiful presents. All present
pronounced II most enjoyable occa-
sion and at late hour returned home
wishing the couple many happy rc-
turns OF their wedding anniversary.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Mrs. c. u. TlmbcrlaKe went to Den.
yer, Monday, TO spend n week In at
tendance upon the teachers institute
held at that place. From Denver sh,
goes 10 Grand River, this state, where
she has been employed rs nm Instruct.
or In clocu,lon and primary work In
the teachers district Institute held
at that place.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

The committee on organization ~ u
county fair met NJ the court house
Inst Saturday afternoon and perfected
the organization. II. n. Mason was
elected president, g. u. Mcpherson
Wee president. y. l.. Amber secretary
:. ". i.cgns assistant secretary and
J. A. Temple treasurer After the
adoption of the constitution and by
laws reported hy the committee the
members " thu associ ,,lon proceeded
Ia the election Of seven directors, one
from cach voting precinct OF the
county, which resulted In the election
NJ the following named officers: W. u.
Pupb, George Hall, +. II. Reynolds,
George Tfcgo, Scgfofd Anderson, Fred
Hawks and Henry Warren. The of.
dccfs elected ARE representative men
and are enthusiastic workers for the
good of the county and We feel that
the success Of the fair Is already as.
sutcd. These gentlemen will have
their hands full with the duties de.
yol,lng upon them and they should
have the help and hearty cooperation
of every one In the county who wishes
10 sce the fair u sucecss.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

We are authorized to lay that the
u. L N. will sell round trip tickets for
one and one.third fare on the iloldrcge
and Cheyenne line 10 the q. A. II. RI
union and the County Fair To
b held ut iIolyoke, September H-i7
inclusive. Tickets will In sold Sept,
il-i7 inclusive, limited for return til
Sept. 10.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

The News has been the Official paper
Of the county ever since the present
editor purchased II and still, during all
that time, the proceedings Of not sin.
gle meeting Of the board Of county
commissioners has been published In
its columns.
The state herald., 1891-08-14
State Normal School Of Colorado.

state Normal school OF COIOrNuos Y!
This institution offers u full acadet1
ical and professional course. Studsnt
having II good grammar school educal
tion can complete the course In fouf
years. Students having good scholasj
tic attainments may finish In from on@
to two years, owing to proficiency
The professional work embraces Paw
chology, Science Of Instruction, Specia
Methods, Lectures on School Super
vision, History and Philosophy Of Edu-
cation. The school is fully equipped
with tho best Of apparatus. A full
corps Of excellent teachers Is In charHe.
Tuition is free to all who expect 10
teach In Colorado. The diploma ID =
life certificate in this state. luildines
not excelled; boarding us chesp a. any
where In the state. Second year 0pens
September 8, 1891. Three .terms y.
year. Students can enter at the be-
ginning Of any term. Address, Prin-
cipal of State Normal School, Greeley,
Colorado.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

When n newspaper man deems II
necessary To boast In every issue that
he IL running his paper In the inter.
ests Of the people, IL may bc taken for
granted that he Is taking this course
simply TO cover up his real design In
running the paper.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Come In and subscribe for the
STATE HERALD. We will give you
as good terms as any other paper dare
offer. We are not running u paper
simply for campaign purposes, but we
are here to stay.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

lInrrah for the g. A. II. reunion at
Holyoke! The boys, aided by Judge
Glynn, have secured the Use OF one
hundred tents to be used on that oc.
casion. The reunion is sure to be a
grand success.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

The democratic hackers of the Phil.
lips County News, who are making
such desperate effort to secure the
republican patronage for that paper,
should remember that this is repnb-
lican administration.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

There will be meeting OF the fair
association at the court house tomor.
row afternoon at . o'clock and IL is
desired that the ladies he present to
aid by their counsel in completing ar
rangcments for the fair.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

+. +. Money, living In the SOUTH
eastern part Of county, has 2O5 acres
Of wheat which he says he is satisfied
will average 20 bushels per acre. Mr..
Money isone Of the most enterprising
farmers Of the county.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

A sample Of Phillips county farm
produce was sent TO the Blue Grass
I. ~'".e a.~t's-..sos' ~ Stcste--, AuwA,
this week. This is good move and
there Is no better way TO advertise the
country.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
October I, 8 and o, Is the time set for
the Julesburg district fair. A special
premium is offered to the county
making the best exhibit.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

George Weir has a0i n girl baby at
his house. lie has the big head pret-
ty badly oyer Che new arrival, but
says that he will not retire from the
barber business for a few months at
least,
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Andrew Hendrix. Of the firm Of Hen
dirk Bros, merchants, Of 1Iaxtun, was
in Holy oke, Wednesday, on business
and reports every one in that vicinity
in good spirits over the fine crop this
season.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

We feel sorry for that foot-sorc cm.
ployes Of the News who. under orders
from his employer, walked six or eight
miles In the vicinity Of 1iastun In the
vain hope Of securing some republican
patronage for the "anything.to.sst-
there sheet" upon which he is employed.
The next limo he goes out on trip Of
that kind hc should call nj the iIgR-
AID otllce AMI We will drive him ont
with livery rig.
The state herald., 1891-08-14
looallovo,

II Ia our purpose to note the arrival AMI de-
pnrturc sf all guests To our city, and request
those VIII. have visitors 10 inform Us Of the fact
Local news items arc always thankfully received
The state herald., 1891-08-14

DIR. Smith returned, Monday, from
Denver where he had been as n petit
juror In the United States court.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Town lots and good brick resi-.
dcnce property to trade for stock. Fol
particulars call at STATE HERALD
office.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Good for the B. 4 NJ. We are in
formed that the Nebraska freight
rates have been extended TO our town
Of liolyoke. Heretofore there has
been so much OF a difference between
the freight rates from lIolyokc east
and those from Vcnango that the far
mers OF the county could afford to haul
some Of their produce to Venango for
shipment. This state Of affairs was
materially inluring the business OF
our town and We are glad to know
that when the matter was properly
presented to the managers OF the road
they saw NJ TO favor llolyoke with
better freight rates. This reduction
In the freight rates means many dol
lars In the farmers pockets that other.
wise would not have been there. Our
grain merchants can now duplicate
Nebraska pnces on grain and the
busines, and prosperity Of the town
and country will he greatly benefited
thereby.
The state herald., 1891-08-14


While the pen,lcmnnly editor Of tb.
Phiilips County News Is engaged In
the business Of lreturins the voters Of
the county on "putI'y In politics" II
might be interesting and instructive
fot HIM 10 also favor them with a short
dissertation on the subject Of "honesiy
In official position" or course the yo.
ters " the county ARE not expected 10
br well informed on all the laws regu.
latlpg the county clerks ONCE md
some Of these voters would like TO have
the gentleman cite III. law under
which tlie county clerk can charge this
county sixty cents 81 any other snm
for drawing each county warrant.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Ex-Mayor Daniel +. Beatty, OF he
atty's Celebrated Organs and Pianos,
Washington, New Jersey, has returned
home from an extended tour Of the
world. Read his advertisement in
this paper and send for catalogue.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

The prospect for business In Hol
yoke from this time on is good.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Ice cream, lemonade and milk shake
at Slater's.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

FOR RENT.--A 8 room house with
water, near church. $500 per month
WM. G. RoBINsoN.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Fifty thousand brick for sale by G.
Varncy. u
The state herald., 1891-08-14

II. Il. Hucklebcrry came up from
Omaha, Monday, 70 look after bust.
ness matters at lIolyoke.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Boneless ham, cod fish, white fish
and Clipped beef at Slater's.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. 40
The state herald., 1891-08-14

The best cigars and no mistake at
Slater's.
The state herald., 1891-08-14
PLU N BIN G..

have charge OF the Plumbing in Ioyoke and Grant,
Ncb and carry full stock of goods. Can put in
short notice. Also carry galvanized pipe from inches
Pump cylinders Cstcrn pumps, Rod couplings, Valves and
Fittings. would be glad to furnish prices If you
want any repairing donc call my old stand the
The state herald., 1891-08-14
4. q. a, r.,

IIOIYOKH LODGE. No. &c. !. q. q. y. meets
II every Tuesday evening at Bnker's Hall.
D. NJ. smith NG
A. n. Boden scc'y
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Tho friend who, when tho mercury
Atcnrly morn Is %,
VIII slap you on the back and ask,
"say, is 1t hot enough for your"
Is bound eventually TO land
within prison sad and grim,
where NIL his friend will bc rejoiccd,
To know it's hot enough for him.
--Isoston Courier
The state herald., 1891-08-14

The Scdgwick County Sentinel in
commenting on the work Of the teach
ers district institute recently held at
Sterling makes the following favorable
mention OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Tim
berlakc:
"Mrs. Chas. B. Tlmberlake, OF Hol-
yoke, did some very excellent work in
methods and devices in kindergarten,
primary work and reading. Mrs. Tim
berlakc is very eflicient, and dropped
some very valuable hints, which were
eagerly taken up by the teachers.
Superintendent Chas. Il. Timber
lake, Of Phillips county, presented
Grammar, or Language in a very
able way, showing to the teachers
which was apprcciatcd-that, to re-
cite the language of the tcxt is wholly
inadequate. but that there is even
I iiiuic ouIsiuc tssan WIuniu. tsse vcAs.--
The state herald., 1891-08-14


The editor of the News is ut present
devoting about one-third of his paper
to attacks upon the aspirants for the
county Office on which he has designs
and still he says 1--WE are running the
News In the interest Of the town of
lIolyoke and Phillips county" 1t looks
very much to spectator rs though his
paper was being run first, last and all
the time in the political interests of c.
+. Mcpherson. II such is not the case,
why should lie single out the other as
pirants for the clerks Office and turn
his mud gun against them. lie does
not name any one, hut he makes it
plain enough that they are aspirants
for the Office which he so much covets.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

Champion tennis club entertained
the liolyoke club on Tuesday and
wednesday of this week. After n
number ~ preliminary games played
BY the several players. the contest
game that had been arranged was de
ciared on. These series Of games
wcrr very interesting. and hotly con
tested by the two clubs, resulting In
the following score: ~. o., 7.5 In
favor Of iiolyokc. The home club
plays llolyokc return game at liol.
yoke. September i&th.
The ladies' contest WIS decided In
favor of the iIoly0ke lady players,
though all, especially the ladies u
Champion with their limited practice,
welded thc nckct with remarkable
dcxtcriW. --Chase County Champion.
The state herald., 1891-08-14
X, of II,

<>RGsCENT LODGE. No. ~. X. OF r., meets
~ every Wednesday night.
L WEBSTER, c. Z.
~ Gsour X. of II. rs.
The state herald., 1891-08-14
DIRECTORY.
M. Il. Church.

rrsaehsas every Sunday morning at 10
and evening at no. and prayer meeting each
wednesday evening ut $50. mountain time
W. l.. bailey. Pastor.
sunday school every Sunday morning ut
ne close Of public service.
j. II. PAINTER, supt.
". r.. JOHNSON, Asst.
The state herald., 1891-08-14

A number Of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Slater conceived the idea of
celebrating Mrs. Skaters 18th birth.
day last Friday evening by u surprise
pasty. On her return from the store
the worthy lady was surprised indeed
"a nnd her home In the possession Of
q jolly crowd Of ncighbors. Refresh.
msnts were served aud the guests pre-
scntesi Mrs. Slater with u nice silver
cake stand nnd silver celery holder
NJ tokens Of their kindly feelings. AZ.
ter spending most pleasant evening
the guests departed for their homes
hoping that they might help eel.
citrate many returns of the birthday
Of their worthy hostess.
The state herald., 1891-08-14
u A. NJ.

A. r.. ~ n. NJ.
aOLYOKE LODGE (No. Sly A. y. AND A. NJ.
Regular Communications the first aud
sAird Fridays 0f each month Az Mnsons IN
good standing arc cordially invit.i attend
" WAITE. ". NJ.
O =. ELLIS, Secretary.
The state herald., 1891-08-14
q, A, IL,

q. a. IL.
lyOLyOKE rOST. No. 81. q. H.. Dept: OF
II Celo, meets every second and fourth tri-
days leach month. Visiting brrthcrn cordially
Invited, r. II. REYNOLDS, Post Com.
WD KELSEY, Adjutant.
The state herald., 1891-08-14
Chr,.tInn Chmreh.

services every sunday ut I o'clock, y. M.
Preaching every alternate sunday. sunday
Achool al o'clock central time.
PEnRY MOORE, Pastor.
The state herald., 1891-08-14
ART GALLERY.

Picture frames and Mats, Plush cabinet frames, Enarg
sr Cppyng, and Crayon work of all kinds Panels, Cab
incts, Cards. and all kind of Photograph work done the
latest style. Four cards for dollar.
w. c. POWERS.
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8rnnoet8entbnmS ltebertrasun8eu.
Sarriion, Joarb & staforb an
Wm. 2eibemanu, @runbfhid auf benz
Governments 6tgeI. $500.
u. .. Soat unb Sobn Q. patterfon
an 2ouis s. @embIer. @runbftd an
Wsit.@ommerce' StraBe. S., 500.
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Stimmen, 9oufon beredtigt au Z 5tims
men, NeusBraunfeIs gu 5, Concord Be-
re6tiet unb 2ioe Dat gu 5 Stimmen.
Der 8eri6t purbe sutgebeiBen unb
Sioe Dat aIs beredtigt 3u 6 @timmen
ertlGrt.
geri6t beg s@abmeifers, baB Der
&aHenbefanb $25 betrage, angsnoms
men.
Betidt bes eetretdrs.
8eri9t bes 8orfibers beg Romites fur
ben gntDurf Der Nebengefebe u. +. H.,
oaB es ibm nidt gelun9en lei, Elm Quo.
rum Der Witglieber auiammenaubrins
gen, unb bssbalb feline 0orlage MAIDEN
t6nns. unb erfuGe an6ere unb before
gu ernennen, Durbe nit 8elddter erts
9egengenDmmen.
Brtefe bon 8. 86tb unb bonn 8ereia
gu @bopel Wounb unb Siger Wiu oer=
Isien uub entgesengenommsn. grHerer
empfieblt bic eaglii6e Spra6e bei3ubes
halteu dIs 2anbesfprade. lebterer bdlt
feft on Der Deutldeu als unierer Mut.
teripra@e, Siger Mil ebenfa1s. Sic
tpi9tis1te 5rage nurbe iebt BEN 8erei.
men posgeleat: uWoaen sic ben Bunb
beibebalten 2" uno tpurbe bon iebeH
oerieIben nit fefem oSa" b%eanttportet.
SieIelbe Qnli1t tpurbe i1riftli1 burd
ben Werein bon @ppreB Mia ausgeipro,
den. Sic oeutI1e 5pra1e lit bic of
f3ieue beg Bunbes. 9elegaten. pel1e
otefer Gprahe nidt md1tig 1nb, ioleit
bere9tist iein, f@ Der englii6en gu Be.
bienen.
Dorauf bei6IOKen, baB our 8eams
tsnmabl gei9ritten tperbe.
Oils prdhbent tpurbe nominirt unb per
Reclamation ermdDlt 9err MIer. 9arts
linsf unb bei@lofen. baB Der prdfbent
ben 9eeretdr ernenne.
Mls 8ices Brdfoent tpurbe ermdblt
Ger s. 56ol; als 56aBmeifer 9err
@ufao 6ofmann.
Bef6lofen. baB elm @omite eruannt
tperbe UNI bic Contribution, Nebenge=
iebe unb S6ieBregeln in beutfder
Spra6e aus3uarbeiten, unb baB Der
8orfbeabe befelben R6 smei Mit=
glieber mdblen. Sas GDmi!e lou
innerbalb breier Monate benz Sc,
fretdr 8eri6t eiarei9en, unb Der
sefretdr Dirb beaaftroet, iebem gum
gunoe geb6renben 8ereine cine gopie
beRelben gu ienben.
Scr prdfbent ernannte 6errn s.
70. Stupe als 8orRbenben bisies Ros
mites.
ginfimmig bei6loReu, baB Der ges
i6luB ber b~oridbrigen 0eriammlung
ben Namen betrsfenb in Wiebererpds
gung geaogen ueroe, unb barouf ein'
Filming bei6lo1en, bob Der Same Der
8ereiaisuns iein iou: nSeraniI6er
S1ibenbunb".
Bef6loKen, bas nd9fe gunbes.
gdikenfeft i'm Grihiabre 1892 ab3us
balten, unb baB babel bic bonn 2omite
ausgearbeiteten &egeln 3u @runbe 9es
legt trerben.
Na6bem einifimmig 0oufon aIs
Gorort erudblt mar, tpurbe bic 8ers
fammlung pe,tagt.
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Weimmbbeit lit @eidbtbms,t

Or. g.. 6. Nsfts Nerresz unb @ebirn : aur tit etn
goraniirsee fpecifl@es SeiIu,ittel fur Spiterie, asdms
PIG, aerr5ie geuralsia, &cpfi@inersen, nerpbfe llebers
reb3an8 une @bfpnnnrng, peruridGt burm ben iberz
rzdbt5en @enub Ron MltrhrI rber Tabat SGlaflpfss
feitt Riebersef4laseubeit unb @ettrrerreiHuns, Bic
tn @aAnlinn ousartet unb alsemetueS Glene, Ste&e
tbusu unb LOB terbeifhbrt. SIS lit aud elm 9e:Imittel
pcen5 Bel beiben @ei@IeGterH, Spermatcrrbpea, Serz
lrfadt bur@ seiftse ueberanfrensung cher tur&
Susenbfhnben. Se6e G6ahteI enttaIf bic Sur fur
fhr So 100, burH bic gpft sesen Gtnienbuns hes Greifes.
@tr surdntirsu, bdb 6 SHa@teIn iebeH Taa beiIeE
rerben. ,Neit ieber geaeluns fur 6 SAa9teln, bic Bet
aug NIT BIN qreife %etnIdnft, fenben mir benz 8eiiener
uuieren }9rtftli4en @drdntie : Sdein, bdB mir haS
GeEs larhdi9iden, irenn has Mittel teiEe Seilnns bez
utrtt. Scl&e S3etre iperben nur ansSeiteut Rom
Ctr Drng Stcre (@in5ise GSeuten) No. s CAT
Genamerec Street, Gan gntcntr, Ieyas.
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@r Ser pIumber S. 6. Ntfine.
go. 20 Nbenue 8 nabe poff Offiee,
bot, UNI ben geifeigerten Nniprh1en,
bic an fem @ei6dft eefelt iperben,
nadtommeu gu t6unen, f6 nit einem
ti9tigen Ga9manne, 6errn Stomas,
aRociirt unb rirb ME gew6bnli9 sur
3~ufriebenbeit bes pubIifums ole @uf.
fridge raid erlebigen. Selepbon 427.
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9entid Gnsliide sdule.

@ltern, tpeI9e ibre &inber Der obisei1
Mnfalt anbertrauen wollen, tperben
bierour@ borauf aufmertiam sema9t,
6aB &inber, bic nod feinen l1nterriGt
erbaltenl baben. aur bel 8esinn bes r1eus
en- Gduliabres, alio am ndhiten 1.
September, in bic S9ule aufsenems
men tperbeu f6nnen.
fir ben S9ulborifanb,
s. @roos.
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8nrfe's Natatorimlr.

3dsli6 often fur Serren - Treitags
ausgenommen bon 6 ubr Worgens
big II ubr Nbenos.
Greitag OHen fiir Gamilien udbrenb
berielben Stunoen.
Partien bon rs perfonen unb mebr
t6unen bas 8ab Bel Der Gtunbe beIegen.
Sd6ne 3elen, ftibles Wafer, feis
mes S9mimmbab.
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q s.
Sages Gbrpnif.
!. sui i.

1455. 8aub Der iadiii6sn ErinSen @rnit
unb Mlbert bur6 Sung bon Sanfut9en unp
@ilbelm npn Roien; 9tetter Ser &6bler
S1mibt.
1920 S6la6t bel 2tuntba. Die Merifa=
ier bon Serb. Gprtes p1uig beitegt.
1885. Sbomas Morlls, @rpb aanSlet in
@nelanp, e%ntbauptct.
1907. 8riebe sit Slit Sipiiden 6ranfreid
unb &ubIanb.
1910. Robert 5dumnun (%GomponiiD &C.
borei.
1915. Gtnsus Der 9rsuben utb Greldnber
in 9aris.
1866. Sr. 81. So. 9ieitermes eeltOrben.
1882. Der beutidsfeinblide ruiiiihe @cne.
raj sfobelpff in Mosfau seitorben.