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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01

Extracts from the following letter
written by II. Rider Haggard to the
London Times have appeared in Amer.
lean papers, but the communication is
iof sufficient interest to warrant repro
ducing in fun:
Sir Perhaps you will think with
me that the following circumstances
are worthy of record, II only for their
scientific interest. It is principally
because Of this interest that, as such
stories should not be told anonymous,
/ ~. after some hesitation have made
up my mind TO publish them over my
I oWa name, although | am well aware
that by SO doing may expose myself
TO certain amount of ridicule and dis.
i belief
On the night of Saturday, July .,
went 70 bed about 1890 and suffered
from what took to be a nightmare.
Was awakened by my wifo's voice call,
ing 20 me from her own bed upon the
other side of the room, AS | awoke
the nightmare itself which had been
long and vivid, faded from my brain
/ All could remember of It was a sense
lof awful oppression and OF desperate
and terrified struggling for life such as
the act Of drowning would probably in.
volvc But between the time that |
heard my wIfe's voice aud the time that
i my consciousness answered to II, or
so II seemed to me, | had another
|drcam. dreamed that black re.
/ tricNcr dog. 4 most amiahle and intel.
the property of my eldest daughter,
was lying ON its side among brush
wood or rough growth OF some sort,
by water, My own personality in some
mysterious way seemed to me to be
arising from the body of the dog. which
Il knew quite surely to be Rob and no
other, SO much SO that my head was
against its head, which was lifted up
at an unnatural angle. In my vision
the dog was trying to speak to me in
mind in an underlined fashion the
knowledge that 1t was dying Then
everything vanished, and woke to
hear my wife asking me why on earth
| was making those horrible and weird
noises, | replied that had had n
nightmare about fearful struggle and
that had dreamed that old Bob was In
a dreadful way and was trying to talk
TO me and to tell me about II. Finally,
seeing that it was still quite dark. |
asked what the time was. She said
she did not know, and shortly after
ward | went to sleep again and was
disturbed no more
On the Sunday morning Mrs. Rider
Haggard told the tale at breakfast, and
i repeated my story in a few words
This | need not do here, as the an.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01
Jerusalem! Jerusalem,
Hear the angels sing;
Hosanna in the highest,
Hosanna to the King.

is not difficult to imagine Mrs
florence Maybricl, once sentenced &c
death for the murder Of her husband
and now released and in America, after
spending many years in an English
prison, singing the refrain Of Stephen
Adams popular sacred song, "The
Holy City" But 1t is not generally
known that hers was the voice which
first gave utterance to the strains
which were destined to become as
world famous as those of Sir Arthur
Sulliyan's THE Lost Chord" or THE
Palms" by Faure.
The song was the work Of the
younger brother of the man Mrs
Maybrick was convicted of poisoning
It's composer was her most relentless
enemy and was mainly instrumental In
securing her conviction.
Few English composers have more
successful songs to their credit than
Stephen Adams. Few have made
such a fortune out Of royalties as he.
1t has been stated that Nancy Lee
alone Melted him $25O,OOO. His
Warrior Bold "Midshipmite," and
Blue Alsatian Mountains" were
scarcel" less successful
He is now extremely wealthy, a
justice of the peace, and member Of
the Victoria Yacht club, and he has
served two terms as mayor OF Ryde,
Isle Of Wight, in which capacity he
has frequently entertained the King
of England.
stephen Adams" is merely the
name under which Michael Maybrlck
publishes his songs. Mr.. Maybrick
began his musical career as a BARITONE
singer at local concerts around Liver.
pool. He is the son Of a we'll TO do
shipping agent Of Liverpool.
He and his brother were widely die
similar in tastes, character, and
physique The elder was a weakling,
feeble Of mind and body, a hypoehon.
driac, addicted to the use Of drugs
and with mind fixed upon CONNER.
cial enterprises.
The younger, Michael. was a mag
nifcent specimen Of humanity--tall
broad, and athletic. or artistic tenn
permanent he quit the counting house
and studied music in Milan and Leip.
sic. The elder remained al home, al.
ways aillng. always scheming TO sc.
cure more wealth.
The brothers had only one trait In
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01
About Nuts.

To blanch nuts remove tho shells,
cover with boiling water and let them
stand till the dark skin will rub of
easily Then put them in cold water
and rub off the skins and dry between
towels. Peanuts can 10 served MS al.
monds are II they are bought unroast.
ed, blanched and then roasted with
salt Ia n baking pan In n hot oven
The pan must be shaken frequently so
that they brown equally Nut sand
witches Whole wheat, brown or white
broad can be used for the sandwiches
and chopped nuts stirred intO mayor.
naise dressing or into cream cheese
can be used for the filling.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01

NuSO strauss gave ms concerns la
Boston few weeks ago, his wife
wore this dress, much to the surprise
al fashionable society They did not
know it was the eustome now hahitu.
ally worn by the more sensible ele,
ment among German women, 1t is
said that thus far no woman III Ger
many who has once adopted the new
style has ever gone back 70 the old.
\ laugh is worth hundred groans
In any market--Iamb,
White dresses for old ana young
were never more in favor than at the
present time. At the various French
races, where the toilets are always oh,
iect lessons in all that is newest and
the high chic, white muslin or white
linen gowns were worn by nearly
every second woman ON the course,
The favorite trimming was valen.
ciennes lace, not only as edging and
insertion. hurt made into charming lit
Tie raised roses. ValeucieuneS lace
washes best of all laces. but, looking
at the elaborate styles in which it is
introduced on the seasons white
frocks, one wonders il there exists a
laundress capable of doing Justice to
the dress on which it plays such a
pretty part Another feature Of the
white and, indeed, of most of the new
Partisan dresses, is the short sleeve
falling away above the elbow in very
wide frils of lace Of the dress ma
teria
Paleness of the complexion is often
one of the signs of anaemia, com
plant from which young girls very
often suffer nowadays, For these an
indoor life is exceedingly undesirable
and they should be out in the fresh
air as much as possible. A course OF
cod liver oil and iron is beneficial. and
the diet should consist Of milk,
tarinaceous foods, etc, aud Il cold or
tepid morning bath is excellent as
causing better circulation of the
blood.
Take square of brown denim or
soft tan canvas and sketch grace.
tWl spray OF hops thereon and outline
in gold wash silk Line 1t with
denim and finish with brown and gold.
then fill the cushion with dried hops.
Many business women think they
are SO tired at bedtime that they can,
not stop to give their hair the 100
strokes advised by the beauty doctor.
nor spend any more time on the bed
time toilet than Is absolutely neces-
sary. Herein is great mistake
which after years will proclaim Hair
should be brushed thoroughly that
the dust of the day may be removed.
1t is well also to massage the scalp
gently for five minutes or so and then
brush the hair so as to smooth it. part
It in the middle from the forehead
to the nape of the neck and braid il
in two "pigtails.' Next pin up the
"pigtails' and battle the face. neck
and arms in warm water and good
soap, finishing with cooler water
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01
A suaaestlon From ! Jew.

The signs are multiplying that Juda
Ism IN perhaps different form and
under a different name. will be tie IA.
llgion Of the future. The Arena.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01

Miss Fuller Ayers--My father moves
In the very best OF society.
Miss Collier Downe--Ihdeed, but
should think he'd hnd moving very
hard work.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01
A Few Conclusions.

Both IN n judicial and n private
capacity have been accustomed all
my life TO the investigation of evil
denee. and II we may put aside our
familiar friend the long arm OF coin.
cidence." which In this case would
surely be strained 10 dislocatlon.
confess that that available upon this
matter forces me to the following con.
cIuslons:
The dog Bob, between whom and my.
self there existed a mutual attachment,
either at the moment Of his death II
his existence can concelyably have
been prolonged TIL after In the morn.
Ing. or, as seems more probable, about
three hours after that event, did sue.
coed in calling my attention TO It's act
ual or recent plight by placing whatever
portion Of my being Is capable OF re.
ceiying such impulses when enchanted
by sleep into its own terrible position
That subsequently, as that chain Of
sleep was being broken by the voice
Of my wife calling me back 10 a nor
NAL condition Of our human existence,
with some last despairlng effort, while
that indehnabie part Of me was being
Withdrawn from II (it will be remem.
bcred that In the dream | seemed TO
rise from the dog, II spoke to me, first
trying 10 make use OF my own tongue.
and falling therein, by some subtle
means Of communication whereof
have no knowledge telling me that II
@as dying. for saw no blood or
wounds which would suggest this to
my mind
recognized. further, that. II It's dis !
solution took place at the moment
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01

An up-to-date Partisan face masseur
has turned his attention from women
to dogs. and has sent out the follow
ing price list: Putting wrinkles on
bulldogs faces, 80 francs; ($1,60);
making straight tails curly, 90 francs;
making bulldogs forepaws crooked
100 francs; making dropping ears
erect20 francs; cutting tails as de-
sired. 80 francs; changing color OF
coats, 80 francs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01

The empress Of Germany is said to
be suffering from an Illness caused
by tight lacing. Folly IS apt 70 find a
refuge in courts. Meanwhile the
movement for hygienic dress has
made SO much progress in Germany
that about one-third Of the women In
Berlin and the other large cities are
wearing the new costume. This Il d
combination cf the empire and prin-
cess styles The weight IS suspended
from the shoulders. there are no cor
sets. and the skirt Is snort enough to
clear the ground The general effect
Il much ike that 81 d tea gown
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-01

A little wife Of nineteen was told
by her husband that she was waste
ful il the management Of the home
She tried to cut down expenses. she
vas Young and inexperienced, tho
problem world not be solved He
told her again that she was wasteful.
she was not there The little wife
her clothing and belongings we're not
in the little home Home was m
longer home.
For DAYS the husband searched for
her. Friends and relatives knew moth
ing 81 her whereabouts.
The title wife could not solve the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
llnter idlmerer 9Lnidmlbianna.

Cine ieniotioneae @erboitunq in
@eit.9oltimore. - 3ltlit3 Ser.
fomib obne 3uGoiiuna non @iira
iNoit nod Dem @ciGnQuib &c.
iun0t.
Cine icniotioneQc &crbofnmo
mlrroc gcitcrn in @cIt Baltimore 0e.
moft, moiclbit ser - Sabre oltc
Slllill$ @crforuib BON 9tr. G53, @clt.
9oltimorcltrobc altf sic 9lnidul0i,
gltnG BIN in ser mcItlihcn @oli5ci-
ltotion cingelicicrt mlr0c, ciucn cri-
miltellen Nuariii nli Die - Sabre
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@reenmolnt 2lucrutc, gemodt 3l
6obcn. EoIi5cirittcr QoOcn iouOtc
Den &rtcitantcn .obne 3uloinmQ pom
@ilrgidaft nod ciucm lol1gcn, cin-
9cbcnoen &orUCrb0r bis AT ciucm am
Wfontog gtodnittoa itottiiuocnocu
8cr6Gr nod Dem @eiGn0niB. 3ruci
Der @oupt5clQcn qcgeu @crfomib
marcn 6ic nclm Sabre ultc Collie
2orfS un0 0ic 5m0lf Sabre aItc Clara
&ort5 bon g}r. 9Ol, @recnmomt
Noemtc, meld)c cbctiul9 QroOirenOc
NuSio9cu Gc9cn @erfolpib muhtcn.
8tc aus Dem Gerb6r erbcQtc, be
tried @crtonib bis Dor &ur5em in
9tr. 902. @rrcnmolmt }lprmuc, eli
men Saocu, ul0 IN Dem 5~ucitenS tods
mcrt luobntcn bic Gltcrn Scr flCincn
Celia 9%tettingcr. 9Cm Icttcu 6reitaN
300 9ertomiB ans Dem 6olic, llO
am iclben NbCnO erhob 0o8 N}dOd)cn
bel Ietncn Gltern Ole Nllidtl0iQlul-
gen GcQeu Den Wtumt. Ger Batter
monotc lid ongcblid] an 5uci Ncr5tc
ltn0 ctn Moipital, nm ibm bel Der
6cItitclllng Der Sbotiodcu bcbillilih
81 iein, mllroc ieOod icincu }lnQobeu
3ufolgc o%bgemicIcL unO 10 erpirttc
cr eincn Softbeicbl fiir @CrfoniB.
Die bel Dem gcitrigcn &crb0r gcmob-
ten 2ulaiu9cn morcn 10 icniotioncllcr
9totllr, OoB Yoli5ciridtcr &oOcn ocn
N%rre'tonten obHe 3ulniiu1g BON
8iirgihoit noH Dem @cfdnaniB ionO-
te, INN Elm am 0}ontog itattftnoenOca
&crb0r u65umorten, bel mcld)cnu
5obIrcihc ncllc 3cINcn por1ebrod)t
mCr0Cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
NaS @cttcr.

6ijr MurDlono mo bcn 0iitrift
Columbia S6ncc mo friihc iiio0it.
Iidc @iuoc.
Der boditc Gbermomctcritoto mar
At @rao Inn . ltbr 9tndmitto9S.
Der nic0riQitc GbcrmomcterItono
mar u 0ra0 nm Wittcrlmd)t.
Ntittlerer @arometeritnn0 30.t4.
Der nic0riQitc Shcrmomctcritono
Der lCbtcn 81 Stunocn IN nodiolgen-
Den St0Otcn lpor, tpie folgt; goitport
20, Yortlon0 is, Bottom 20, Albnnp
~; Ncm.Dorf %, HbiIooelpbio "a.
NtlantiCs Sim %, Waibington %,
Noriolt 26, 0atteroS 81, Charlotte
%, @ilminQton %, GburleIton "a,
Snuannob 3G, Sodionpiue 81, Sll.
pttcr Is, Seen MeIt SO, Ntlonta 80,
WIontQomerp 2S, NelpsS Orleans Sc,
1ulcltille II, @alpeiton 4S, Corpus
Gbrilti As, Wfempbi8 30, Cincinnati
1G, Gittaburg 80, SSpego 4, 9uf.
tolo 10, GlcOelm0 ~, Detroit "A,
Nlpcna 0, Woroltette s, Green Ban
a Chicago 1G, 0ulntb "A, Ct,
Saul i6, St. @ouiS p, auuiaS.Gitu
IS, 0mobo u, Nrron 26. @iSmnrd
II, @illiiton 70, SABRE fl, &clcno
26, SoIt &nfc %, 9enper %, 9tortb
Ylattc 30, Googc -. 9lmoriuo 30,
Sos NngcleS 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

*"' Nuf ollQemeincS @erlongcn
miro Ole Surr.S eftion oeS .2obors
&uccuma" ooS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der lebtcn MISUNDERSTANDING oml
ndditen Sonntog nohmol 5llr 9lrti
fiibrirng bringen. Nue Mitglieoer
0cS oSobor &pceumS", ionic Sreln.
De Scr Illrncrei melde an MittuodL
ben I. 0c5embcr, Der &~oritealn1
nidt bci9cuobnt ba6cn, lino frcitno.
lidIt eingeluoen, am nGfitcu Sonn=
tag 81 eriheinen. Plus Dem 10 reid.
bultigcn Erogromm ieien MIR iol-
aenoe 9tllmmern berporgeboben: Sc.
berthe 9iIoer in 10 9(btbeillln0en, TO.
miife Scene o0ie Iameruu aaoets
ten, Wonolog Sr. Sun0ermort, Sr.
Nelion 8rob Solo.Gornetiit, ionic
Die groBe fomilhe Sperette oSona
SdJmiOt'S 8eburtstu9sfeicr" oDer
ooie oerberte Stiege."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
Sin pu6cnocs 8ci6nadts . @cidenf.

&iclc GClliidsN merifoner Die I'M
QcihGitlihcu Greibcn 0c8 bieiigen Sc.
bcn9 nid)t picI 3cit fin0en un0 nidJt
ulnu06entlid al ole 8ertpunoten un0
5relnoe I'M olten 8aterIan0e idrei-
ben f0nnen, id)ideu idon felt Sobren
sic ie0e ISOLDE eri1einenoe 9tltsga6e
Oc8 ,Gorrcipouoenten" an lire Sic.
ben i%cnlcitS oe5 S5con8, no jest &C.
rooe auc8 Imcritonii6e ooS gr0Btc
"SntcrcIic crrcgt. Dos @odenblott
Oc3 n0cutihcn Gorrcipouoentcn" bic
tCt Den oc1tiMlGu0iihcn &cicrn elm
fIarC@ @tI0 nom Dem bieji.
gCu &rbrn II. Srciben. 3abls
reidc 9rieic iibcr5cuger unS Ouoon,
0oB Die 3citiIng sort germ gcIeien
miro.
&eiu GCutif. Nmerifuner fam iei,
ncu 6reun0en in 0cuti6Ian0 nit So
cine gr0Bcrc6reuoe bereiteu, oils menn
or ibrcu Dos @ofenbIott fir einSobr
ldidt, Die GmpfGnqcr merocn iid)crs
lid icoe8 Nal bei'm Gintreifen 6cS
o3cutidcu Gorreiponocnten" NIT
2ic6c mo 0o~nfborfeit ocS 9iitigen
@ebcr9 a%coenfen.
Nuitr0gc inter @orou8be5oblun1
ijuO 81 rid,tcn al
G0mur6 Hoine,
Srrnr5dcbcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
ScIcpbons W iBbroud .

Selepbons W iBbroud . -
81 oen lebtcn Opieru oe8 Selepbon-
WiBbroihS 5GbIt Elm an~geiebertcS
Witqlieo oeS y8ermonio . Wtdnner'
doris. NIS Der betreffenoc Scrr nett
lid gIbeno@ ii6 i'm Club geniltblid)
nit 6reumoen unterbielt, lpltroe or
on DnS Selepbon 9erlifen ltno elm
Wann, meldcr ongob, elm Nodtrpof)-
ter 5u iein, tbeilte linn nit, BOB Gtn'
BREEDER in icin @eihGft on Der Sin
Glltom-S troBe cingebrod1en lelcn mo
Den @clhihront 9eIprengt botter.
@ntiebt ellie Scr Serr ieinem Siircoit
at, moielbit or Die Tbiire perlblol'ell
lt1o nid)t cine Spur bon Giitbred)erll
norfono. Nbidon Die 6reitoe DC"
Serrn borob iebr groB mar, mar tie
ood nid,t 8rob 0enilg, nm Den Aer9er
Oh bes ibm geipielten StreideS gol'j
lulo gar %meg5lnpiihcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17
1856 6omi(icn Siilfc ge.

1856 6omilicn Sitlfc &c.
brodt t. - Ger 50. S%obreSberidt
Der n@eieuidoit sur @erbeiierung Der
Gage Der Irmen" lit ioeben I'M 0ruf
erihicnen. TerieIbe idIieBt nit DEM
80. September ob lulo giebt oaS fol.
genoe HeIltme iiber ooS @irfen Der
@eieuIhoft: llnteritiibt mllroen 2t56
6omilien mo 1924 Terionen trno al
Sale III ben Eoli5eigerihten mllr.
Den u1teriutt. Die Igenten mod)ten
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Mfohl5eitcn mllrben %ierpirt. Ser
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cine Iomilic moren $t74.S5. Sic
etnnabmen moren $27,075.7O bic
InS9oben $27 ,904.S9, Elm Mehr BON
$5319.55 il6er ooS Sobr 1908. Die
llrter'tllbnnacn nobnlcn $t7,4S5.62
III Illlprltd) mo oic llnterboltuno Der
&od,ldnlc ~toItete $267.62. aronfen.
Giot bon Mild uno Giern foitete
$5791,04. Ger itrengc @inter uno
od" groBe 6eiter peruria6ten obue
3lpeifel Die ar0beren NlitSeaben. Die
giissoben fiir boS louienbe 3obr per.
oen aitf $4,000 bered)nct, bon oe,cn
$4,000 orrd> @citrGae oufgcbrodt
mcroen miiilen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

tigt. ooB iic bcreit ieien, Der Stoot
ibrc Iienite 81 miOmen. sat ellie
hoben lest acceptirt, llno nur Giner.
Or. Nm. u. Sill, nelher 3lim Wfit'
olico Oes Gomitc'a iiir elm ollgcmci'
mes Nobnboi9, @ebduoc crnunnt ipur-
DC, bat o6gcioqt. Nm iciner STEELE lit
Sr. G0maro s.. Run crnannt moroen.
Gle critic &~CriumnlIunQ 0e5 Grctutip.
Gonite'S miro nGd)iten Greitoa Nbeno
Itottfinocn.
2Iud Die Scrrcn, lUcl6c POM M0Oor
}t elmer GouicrCB uu MIDDLETON 3icns
ltul Nbcn0 }lr Nclprcdyun0 0c9 Ylu.
nc5 Der &cronitoItuuQ cinc9 &oIf9.
icitc2 inn udfitcn Scptembcr 3llr
1cicr 0c9 @icoerollibollcs oca Rrnnos
oiitrittca c%in0cloocn noroen iinO, ia.
ben 8uQcingt. Gcr olluobb1ngiQc
ViirQcr'& ercin" bat ocm W}uuor icine
Wiithillic nnaebotCn.
MCr0Cu uuACbulteu.
Tjc &crrcu s. &. Spcrrp uno ISu2.
$, @arU iprudcn gciteru I'M MoDor3-
@iircuu Dor uno brifmertcn iid 0ur.
iibcr, onB Die GIcuotor-G g rorOmulQ
nod uiht poiiirt lit. Sic iogtcrL lie
lpurtetcn nit Shmcr5cn oorQuL On,
nit lie Die 6obrltiible in ibrcu sc.
b0lrocn ciuicBcu f6nntcu. Iic Scr
orOnumG miro I'M 5pcitcu 3pci9 oli.
Qcboltcn. Ter MuDor ucripradl iib
pcri0nIih fiir Die id)uellc 2unu6mc
Der N%eror0nlng 81 u%crlucnOcu,
TrfpriruuQ oca 3ollgcs
bGu0ea.
l$n elmer Gonfcren5, ole Qcitcru I'M
Woporas9iireou 5piihcu W}ouor Ii
monu5, 3oueimcbmer Stouc mo
ocn WitQlieoern Scr mni5ipolcn
&~rmIt.Gommiiiion itnttiunO, mnr0e
belhloiicL Bob cine GOnicrcn5 ser
8nnitsGonmiiiion nit Ocl Nr6itettcl
Der 9unocSrcgicrlng, mcldc Den 8olt
0c0 nclrcn 3ouQcb0u0ca beuuiiihti.
gen itnttiinOen iou @ctrcif2 Der Pm
lngc 0ca Eurt2 ucbcn Dem 3oQge-
bGlt0e un0 Der 0cforirung oea @es
boitOe3 bon &nncn unO NuBen nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-17

Sccr0iaunQ. - Nahoem ga.
ltor 0enrp Gllenberger BON Der Cpalls
gcliId.lutbcriiden %ebopub-&ir6c an
Der @ollin5sS troBc i'm Grauer6urlic,
Nr. 1922, HomiopsS troBc, eillen or
%bebcnocn Eruucrgotte9oicnI obgcbol-
ten bnttc, mllr0en ole iroiid)en llcbers
rcIte bon 6rnlt Mforp Ncnalcr, melhc
am 0ienitog I'M Sitter pon 80 $obren
ans Dem 2eben idico, ouf ser y@c.
tern Cemetery" 5ltr epigcn Hube &c.
bettct. Nl8 observation-disclosures iungirtcn
Die SS. &cnrp @ltn& Geo. StrallB,
&acob Scnicl, hartmann 6rib Orb
uno &enrp @oiS. Die &erblidcne lit
am 81. MGr6 1852 IN g8iImer8bod)
bel gtelItobt a. 5. RetlhL 9opcrn 9es
borcn mo fam I'M Sabre 1871 nod
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