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The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Antelope Park

Little Nina Reed is very i'll with
measles
M1. White from Windsor preached
a farewell sermon here Sunday.
The Misses Nina and Pearle kel-
logg have been visiting relatives and
friends here.
Miss Olive Law, who is attending
the Fort Collins High school, spent
this week at home.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Notice.

| will offer for a short time the
following live stock for sale: One
hay team. we'll matched; one pair OF
pray mares, 24O0 pounds; fourteen
hiph class trotting bred colts; TWO
black mammoth jacks; two weanling
mules. Enquire Mansion OF Stroud S
harm, Fort Collins, or A. X. Clarke,
Linden hotel.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Reinks.

An unusual feeling of sadness
passed over this entire community
Thursday morning when iL was
learned that Cornelius (Doc) Reinks,
one OF the best known and most
highly respected farmers in Pleasant
valley, had died late the evening be-
fore after two DAYS illness from
pneumonia. He had been i'll with
Ia grippe a short time before, but
was practically recovered, although
still weak from the effects. In this
condition he went out few days
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
HEALTH IS YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old age

Herbiue, taken every morning before
breakfast, will keep you IN ropu5,
health, tit you to ward of disease. i'
cures constipation. blhousness' uHsptP
sia. fever, skin, liver and Kidney com
plants. 1t purities the blood ana cItats .,t
The complexion. Mrs. u. W, N,,,SS,Il Sil''V.i ..f
whitney, Texas. writes Apr. ): I'v-'
have used Herblne and hEd II Ine ,.'5- ueS-
medicine for constipation ana NV !.
trcThIrs. Ii does all you claim for d..
c"n bichIy recommend it, SOC bot
tie. Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
DEATHS
Beers.

Harley w. Beers, who was struck
Dy freight engine at the railroad
crossing in Ault one week ago Friday,
died in his home west of Ault at
about 10 O'Clock last Friday morning.
The funeral was held at 2;3o Monday
afternoon from the Methodist church
in Eaton, the Rev. Colman otiiciat-
ing.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
A Dandy for Burns.

DR.. Bergin, Pana, III, writes: Il have
rsed Rallard's Snow Liniment: always
recommended it to my friends, as l am
confident there is no better made. 1T
is dandy for burns Those who 1--we
on farms are especially liable to many
accidental cuts, burns, bruises when
heal rapidly when Billiards. Snow Lint
ment is applied 1t should always be
kept in the house for cases OF emerg
ency.' 25c. soc, sl.0o bottle. All drug
uiata
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Baptist's Easter.

The Easter services in the Baptist
church consisted OF special sermons
by the pastor, the Rev. CLARK, and
special music. In the evening a
child ems Easter program was rem
jerQd
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many frienos
for flowers, help, care and sympathy
AVN, the sickness and at the death
and buriaI of our husband and father.
MRS C. REINKS AND FAMILY.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Library Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the Greeley
Public Library association postponed
one week. will be held at the nome
of Mrs. Kate Hanna Saturday April
l6. at 2:3O q. m. Immediately after
at the same place will convene the
annual meeting (postponed one week J
NJ the Mepker Memorial Library asso-
citation
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
7 O. O. F. Grand Ball.

ON occasion Of the S5th ANNIVERSARY
., +" IonSmont O April 26th, will be a ,splep5-
did Al ntTair. Special train via Colorado
( a.. southern Ry leaves Greeley at ; a. an M
S,5 ~ IL I,ongmont returning at L md
,,i,,bt Round trip rate Sl2o.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Odd Fellows Anniversary

Longmont. Tuesday, April 2oth' opeS,a'
train via Colorado N southern IVY =
leaves Greeley at $ a. m, ana i'onRihoi. ,,;,
returning at l. midnight. h"uho "Trip
rate II %
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Farm for Sale.

Four hundred and eighty acres SIX
miles east of Lucerne, 2l2 acres under
No. > canal. all fenced. Price
81. 900. Must be sold soon. scott N
Lyons,
The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Very truly yours,

At the same meeting, that supt'
Copelano's resignation was accepted,
Charles e. Carter, now teachef IN
the High school, was appointed
superintendent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05

some ono knocking on tho door, whom
tho three would.bo robbers made their
escape. leaving their victim alone In
HIS death struggles and without even
looking for the money which lod Thorn
10 commit the crime.
The man Muncy was mover suspect
cd OF any connection with the murder
Of Buotier until very recently. when
he lot fall some slight ailu ion TO II in
conversation with his wife. who re-
ported what he had said To the officers.
Muncy. tho man who makes tho
confession. is GO years old and a Vir.
ginlan by birth. and Is said to come
from a good family, when a young
man no emigratod to Illinois. and at
tho breaking out OF the civil war on.
listed In tho Forty.elghth Illinois reg
iment. AZ tho close OF the war he was
discharged with the rank OF sergeant
and az once re-enlisted In the regular
army, serving three years. Following
this service he driftod 10 the far west
and has lived In Utah, Idaho, wyo-
ming and Montana.
John Rice. one OF the trio behind the
bars. was arrested on suspicion at tho
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05

dime or The murder. but was rolcaa.l
from lack OF direct evidence.
Soon aftor bis discharge John Hfo
won't 10 rooole county whore be %.
gagged CO. the sheep business ami w.
later married, having now O. wife and
several children. and with his deplt
ture tho murder Of Buetler was prae.
ticaily dropped as an impenetrhble
mystery.
Both Rice and Hunter deny all
knowledge Of tho crime with which
thoy arc charged but II Is claimed
DAT Rice has let fall several remarka
which Il viii be hard for him 20 sau4.
fnctorlly explain. It Is said that when
he was found at Grantsyillo and M
formed that sheriff Emery wanted 10
see him. he exclaimed: what In -
does the sheriff want with mo; Il must
be- about that nuotlor case"
The statement is made that Muny
and his wife frequently quarreled, aad
that he had threatened to have her
sont to tho Insane asylum. She. IN a
spirit OF revenge. gave tho officers q
clue which led to Muncy's arrest
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
BULL PEN IS OPENED
MARTIAL LAW ORDER REVOKED
BY coLoRApo's GOVERNOR.
All the Prisoners Turned over 20 the
Civil Authorities For rriai--Troop.
ers VIII Support Civil
Authorities

Governor Peabody Of Colorado has
revoked bis order Of December 8 last
declaring Teller county to be In a state
Of lnsurrectlon and rebellion, and pro.
claiming martial law. By the executive
authority Military Commander Yer.
deckberg has issued a proclamation
announcing that peace and good order
arc being fully restored and It has been
shown that the civil authorities arc
able and willing 20 control the situa.
tlon. perform their legal functions and
10 enforce tho laws"
II Is announced that n detachment
OF the national guard win remain at
Cripple Greek for a time. but will act
"in support and In suhordlnatlon to tho
legally constituted civil authorities"
All tho prisoners in the bull.pen have
been delivered 10 tho civil authorities.
Stephen Adams. W. +. Davis, Chns
Konnlson. Thomas Foster and Charles
Mckinney charged by the military
with having caused tho Vlndlcator
mine explosion. by which two men
we're killed and with having plotted
TO wreck n train on tho Florence &
Cripple Creek railroad. viii be tried at
this term Of court. They have been
confined In bnllpon or Jail for moro
than two months.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
AFTER SEVEN YEARS
muRDERERs or a SALT LAKE
MlsER eEHiNb THE BARss
An Almost Forgotten Crime Brought
10 Light by the Betrayal by His
wife Of one Of the Murderer.

II Is believed that a murder mystery
Of seven years standing Is about TO be
cleared up in Salt Lake City, three
men. George W. Muncy John Rico and
Abe Hunter having been lodged 10
Jail. charged with the murder, on tho
night OF February %. 1897 Of Fred
Buotlor, a misery umbrelia-mender.
who was found strangled TO death In a
cabin In Salt Lake.
In signed confeaalon made before
Sheriff Emery and County Attorney
westcrvelt. Muncy states that on tho
night In question he and John Rice and
Abe Hunter went TO Bueuor'a cabin
for the purpose Of robbing the old man
OF 81 900 In money which they under
stood no had concealed In tho housei
that he CMuncy) threw Buetler on the
bed and held him down while Rico
stuffed rags in his throat 70 stifo his
cries for holp. and that after proceed
ing thus far they wore frightened by
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05

the eastern slope Of tho Rocky noun.
tains in Colorado and Wyoming and
considerable damage TO property was
wrought. In Denver two men lost their
lives as a direct result OF the gale.
Charles ormsby and william Daniels
camo in contact with a live ELECTRIC
wiro which had been blown from Y
fastenings into the street and zero
instantly killed by the shock. r
Reports are being received rom
points in northern Colorado telllg OF
the destruction OF farm building and
haystaclSs in tho country district and
tho falling OF trees, small buildings,
chlmnoys, etc, In the towns.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
Would Pull Down the Flag.

Ernest Birch. governor OF British
North Bornoo, who has arrived In Lon.
don. says that General Leonard Wood.
while recently at sauhakah, capital OF
North Borneo. Informed him that the
question Of tho ownership OF tho
Islands on the coast OF British North
Borneo. over which United States
vessel had holsted the American flag.
would be amlcably settled. as there
was no strong desire on'the part OF the
Americans TO keep them.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
coLoMeIANs ARe ACTIVE.
Reported to Have Attacked Indians on
Panama Territory.

A report has reached the isthmus
that Colombian troops are fighting
with the Indians on the San Bias
coast, which Is in Panaman territory.
It is impossible, however. to obtain 70.
liable confirmation Of this. a letter was
received In Panama some tlmo ago
from Captain Torres. commanding tho
Panama troops at Chepo ION tho south
side OF the lsthmus and directly south
Of the San Bias country, saying he
had decided TO cross over TO the Al.
lantlc side. There Is n possibility that
tho Indians ere fighting with Captain
Torres command, mistalSlng them for
Colomblans.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05

The wedding at Saginaw, Mich. last
week. OF Corporal Charles A. Valols OF
the Twonty-slxth United States in.
fantry. and Mabel II. Stein had a
tragic ending. Tuesday when the young
couple took poison In a rooming house.
Mrs. valols is dead and her husband Is
in a critical condition. The match met
with dlsapproval by the parents OF tho
young couple, They left a letter say.
ing that their parents had turned them
out and they had no place to go and
decided TO die together.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
WILLIAM WHITNEY DEAD.

Former Secretary Of Navy sueeumhs
to Appendicitis.
Williams Collins Whitney, formkr
secretary Of the navy, died at his horbe
IN Now York City. Tuesday. at the age
Of o., death boing caused by biokd
following an operation ~
appendicitis. William Collins Whitney
was born in Conway, Mass. July &.
isii, and was descendant Of John
Whitney, one OF tho English Puritan
leaders, who settled Mt WATERFOWL,
Mass. I'm 1925. Mr. whitney was made
secretary OF tho navy by President
Cleveland In 1885 He was the leader
OF the Cleveland forces In 1892. Mr..
Whitney was often spoked OF as a pres.
idential possibility
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
rAFr,s REPORT.
Pas, Year IN Philippines one o. Much
Suffering Among the People.

Past Year IN Philippines one o. Much
Suffering Among t's People.
The president on Monday sent to tho
senate the annual report Of the Philip
pine commission. including the report
Of the civil governor OF the Philippines
and tho reports OF the heads Of tho ex-
ocutive departments for the period
ended December % 1908. The report
OF the commission contains a detailed
statement by the auditor for the
islands OF expenditures under the ap.
preparation Of s3.OOOOOO for the relief
OF distress In the islands.
Governor Taft says the year was one
OF much suffering among the people OF
the Philippines. on account OF a short
food supply. but that tho worst Is
passed while he does not consider
the future az bright as II might be. he
believes We are beginning an era in the
history OF the Islands which. with the
assistant OF proper tarlff reduction in
the United States and proper nayiga-
ton laws for the Islands. will be one OF
decided material developments.
Speaking OF the conditions in the
islands. Governor Taft says that at no
tlmo has there been less ladronism
than when tho report was written, Do
comber 10, 1908.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
Must PAY the Penalty.

Tho supreme court OF Missouri has
affirmed tho Judgment OF the lower
court which found Frod Lewis. alias
Fred Collins, tho Union bank robber.
who. with William Rudolph. murdered
Charles j. Schumacher a plnkorton
detective In resisting arrest In Janu.
airy, 1908. guilty Of murder In the first
degree. and fixed March II as tho date
% his execution.
Rudolph escaped from the ST. Louis
~ jail and is still a fugitive from
lice.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
Father Suicides While Daughter
Dances.

While his daughters guests were
being introduced at dancing party at
his homo in 81. Louis, Horny Hago.
meir committed suicide In an adjoining
room by taking carbollc acid Hage-
moir had been enjoying tho festivities
for a. time and then suddenly stepped
into a vacant room and swallowed the
acid. Ills groSns led TO the discovery
and the pariy came to an abrupt termi'
nation. The death OF a son and bust
ness royerses led to the decd.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
WILL RATlFY PANAMA TREATY.

Vote on the Measure ls Expected
About the Middle Of the Month.
II is the general expectation in nd.
mlnlstratlon circles that the Panama
treaty viii be ratified about the middle
OF the present month, and in antlcpa.
ton OF that event Secretary Shaw Will
soon take steps looking to n recall Of
a portion OF the public funds now in
the hands OF the national bank deposl.
tories. Just what percentage OF these
public deposits will he called for has
not yet been definitely determined. but
there is reason TO believe that II viii
approximate 20 per cent or 100000
600.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
Fan Dead AZ sweetheart'1 poo,

Henry Schmidt. Jr, partner In an
upholsterlng firm. dropped dead at The
door OF his sweethearts home In No,y
York city. In his pocket was found a
wedding ring. Schmidt PLANNED to Ne
married some time ago. but the wa,.
ding dld not take place, owing to rellr
ious differences, He was determipsl
however. TO marry the girl. and ahc
several days called again az her hon,
AZ tho door he was told she had rosc
out for a drive with another gpl,e,.
Schmidt started back and fell dead
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
Senator burton Preparing for Trial.

United staes Senator ]. r. Burton
arrived in st. Louis Monday from his
home In Abilene, Kans.. 10 consult
with his attorney and the federal Of
acers concerning his trial on the In.
dictment charging him with accepting
money for the use Of his influence to
prevent the issuance Of a fraud order
against tho Rlalto Grain & Securities
company Senator Burton said he
would soon resume his duties IN tho
senate. He refused 20 discuss the in,
dlctment
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
Five Children crema,ed.

AZ ? o'clock Tuesday morning tho
residence OF Peter Chrlstlansn, at
Council BUNS. Iowa. was destroyed by
FIRE, his Ave children, ranging h age
from a babe in arms 10 II ycrs Of
age. burned 10 death. and Mrs. Chris.
tlanson burned so that she WI die.
The husband was In the country At tho
tlme. No ono knows how the dro
sarted Tho dead; Edna. IL Years..
Frank, years; Lila, years; Jane,
ears; baby. months.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05

wife, Lady ON. seeks to mako sue.
cessor to the throne In place OF the
crown prince. who is regarded as a
weakllng. The subject Is mado more
interesting to Americans by the fact
that Prince Eu is being educated in
this country. being now at the Ohio
Wesleyan university. Delaware. o.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
TAFT AT THE HELM.
New Secretary Of War Takes the Oath
OF Office.

AZ noon Monday William II. Taft Of
Ohio took the oath OF ofiico as secre-
tary OF war, In the presence Of the
members OF the cabinet, the general
stan Of the army and number OF per-
sonal friends. The ceremony occurred
at the war department. lilo Immediate
ly entered upon his new dutlos. The
ceremony took place In the large re.
oeption room attached to tho secre-
tnry's Office In the war department and
the transfer Of authority from ElIhu
Root the retiring secretary, to Gov.
ernor Taft, while simply made, was
more impressive than any similar
event In many years.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05

churches. Tho city was profusely dec
GRATED. The king received the CON
gratulations OF the royal family, the
court oflcals, the Swedish and Nor.
weglan ministers, the members OF tho
rlksdag and the municipal authorities.
The last named presented a contrlbu.
ton OF $4,000 towards the kings jub.
lice fund for tho INDECENT consumptives
OF Stockholm.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
THE lNrRleurs IN coREA.

Move TO Have Amorlean.Edueaied
Prince on the Throne.
One OF tho intrlgucs at the Corean
court about which Miss scldmore
writes TO tho Cnicago Tribune centera
around Prince Eu. whom the omperor's
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
BIRTHDAY OF KING OSCAR.

Entire City Of Stockholm ReIoleeO
with the Ruler.
The festivities In honor OF the
seyenty.hfth birthday OF King Oscar
were inaugurated at Stockholm Jan. p
with special services in all the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-02-05
ALMOST A CYCLONE.

Alah Winds Sweet over Colorado and
Wyoming Towns.
High winds prevailed Monday aioag
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CARR,s .aetbe Boaen"
Sfen6ola $3.50.
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Die Seriiner @armebauen.

DaS Romite Der 9erliner Wdrme
hollsn bat nealid ieinsn Rehenf9oftsz
beri4t fir bos n.rfloTene @sladftss
tdbr ausseseben. Rad BEN 8ertdtt
bate Der @efu6 Der W%Grn,ebalen aud
I'm p~ereaneenen Sabre cine Starte 53as
nahmt aufauneifen. Die ftGrtereu
3iffern ftnbsH ibrt grftdruna IN sinem
ttdrtertn 3u5us bon aubsn, fopis in
ben l6lt9teren WrbeitspsrbGltniTen.
Die 4rbeitstber b1ben I.iber bon ScSabr
gu Sabr INNER tpsnissr pappn Sc
brduh sema9t, oab In ben Wdrm.s
bdllen itets 4~rbeitslpintse 5u finben
itnb. Das Benebmen Der Mdrmebale
lenbeiuder mar tabe[Ios, ba cine gut
gefAulte 8edmtenfdnft BEN gerein
fehr gu itatten fam. Die b0biten Be-
fuHsaiffern erreihtsn bic 6alen am
l. unb %. Sanuar 1904 nit 1900
@Gften. Ius ben Reiben Der 8efuher
lpurben pieber tGgli6 pier Gdube
nader unb Elm 59neiber beI4Gftiqt,
Die an Drt unb Steqe bic Rifle tn
Stiefeln anb 8Ieibern Der @GIte 5u-
iommennabten. Wdide auer Dirt, TO-
mi. Rabrunssmittel, ipie Mil6, But.
ter. ShripptrL Ruffee, ipurben in refs
dem Wab. fir fpenis @eIb unb ben
@lerdrmittn u~nentseltlih psrabrsi9t.
Dds Weibnadtsfeii unb Der @eburtss
tag BEG Roifsrs purben feftli6 bsaans
gen.
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Die Stotifit Der gintoms
nenitsuer IN Berlin 3eigt, baB Elm
Steuerpfltdtiser ein Ginfommen BON
$4,000 bat; prel 6o6en elm Tolhes
bon $500,000 bis $4,000, neun 3iDis
iflen $250,o0o unb $4,000, 80 3tpis
f4er $125. 900 unb $500 900 uno Sis
stpiifsn $4,000 unb S125, 900. Die
ret6ite Gorppration o~eriteuert Gin Gin
fommen bon $4,000 600.
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aaltes Better ateift bic 9eeruen
eben 10 iehr an. ais ir9ero einen
anoereu Cell beg aDrpers. uno
Reural3ie felt lib elm. st. 3afobs
Ge! miro oieielbe ebenio iiher turies
rem, pie ale anberen tDrperliben
Sbmersen.
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Dns Bette uno Biaieite be'
tommt man in ~aelben 49, gen.
81 80.
.tC4RR Woop & Coal Co.
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5ebamoluns DER observation-disclosures
pcridJriitsn iar @ihtfranfe Sautsrrboi=
oaueiDea-5is tpbprirenSs 1~tat-geaffur
far ucrS5fe Jsotstouer.
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gdtsr erm bet feinen
g 0 B n. IN ieinsm Glternbtim in
9OrfoIf. Re tpurbe fiir3Iih Der %
Sabre alts us @tod, 81, ein iunger
5loiteningen'eur BON Ssaitlt, Daib.,
bon isinem 9ater erfhoHeu. Dor fet.
mem Euot ffgte Der iungs Wann aug.
iein Batter iabe ben @6uB auf i'm
abqsfcuert, neil er Itb tpeissrte. ibm gu
belfen, oas 6iibnerb1us zines Tahbars
III 6eHehlen Der Batter bebduptet
bar i'dl etr 5tluB burb tinsn unoIdds
liden 3ufal entlab.n babe.
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9as % u d 3 tbum Der
s ingerndesi III bel Rinbern Elm
f4neItres uls BEL Grtpohfenen unb I'M
bobsn Utter am langiamften. Das
Watstbum III I'M Somnter i1neIer
ols I'M Winter. unb tpsnn es in Der
lpafmen Sabrts5sit 116 Gage oouert,
bis Gin Nagel p~ouitdnbis neu bsrpors.s
i4oben 1T, limb in Der foItsn oasu 1877
Gage r0tbie.
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uSDrp : Tprmafin'', (Gimer Il
Mmenol, bdlt, penn es Wpr9ens
alS Babns uno Giuub : 8affer aef
braubt piro, 3dbne uub Wiufe
tudbrerto oes eansen cages rein.
y. s. Sbmib Souiton, 9eras.
Ngent.
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salapier fiir ben Ct. aesnbars.

Den Wonhen III BEN beriibmten
t9ofpi5 auf benz @rpben Ct. Bernhard
TN 6hpeiaer Rontcn MaIIis fpurbe
Dor aur3sm cine ansentbme uebere
raf9nns gu SbeiI: bon Mnrtisrp
tpurbe niht ohne Miibe Elm itottlides
&labier in Die Ginfamfeit beg 0ofpiaes
emporgef9afft. Dit benz Rlapier,
einem @ef6enfe bss Roniss gbuarb
BON England, bat es bic folasube Be-
tpanbtnib: aonis Gbuarb bate als
grin5 bon WoleS I'M Sabre 1853 nit
General Gporington oas 6oipis befuht
unb ben MoHhen, bic in muitalifher
8s5iebung auf gerstsb0he bamals ee=
rilae H~efourcen batten, sia RIepier ses
fdenft. Dos Snitrumsnt Itunb Ititber
int .6ofpisfdale inter benz S9uBe elmer
seitidten 9ede unb biente Dielfah ben
@diten CUR 3e~rftreuuns. Die tlim1tis
f4en @erhdltniHe, fotpie bds an unb
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