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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-26

The Bristols defeated the North
Scituate team last Sunday by score
of TO I.
The Baptist Sunday School went on
an excursion TO Crescent Park on
Wednesday.
Miss Esther Blanchard is spending
her vacation NJ her brothers, John
ID. Blanchard's.
The funeral of Mrs. Reuben Davis
Ia resident of the Rocky Hill district
was held to-day.
Master Raymond Peck spent several
days al the Lookout House, Prudence
Island, this week.
Miss Matte Smith and Miss May
Wilson have returned from visit 10
Fall River and Newport.
The throc-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. IT, Bowen was seriously III
with commissions on Monday.
Mrs. VIII Tourtcllotte and son and
Mrs. Howard Lester of Providence are
spending the week at the Tourtclotte
place.
Rev. Robert l.. Duston will speak
next Sunday morning at the Baptist
Church on a theme appropriate TO
"Old Home Day"
There is a camp on the shores OF
Moswansicut Lake under the manage.
mcnt of the Providence Y. NJ. G. A..
Nearly fifty boys are i'm the camp.
Mrs. H. c. Arnold and family and
Mrs. Irving Tourtellotte and children
Of Providence are spending the week
at their farm at Chopmist.
Preparations are being made for a
lawn party for the benefit of the Scit.
uatc Public Library. The affair is
to take place early i'm August.
Mrs. Edwin 4. Smith. Mrs. Cyril A.
Bahcock, Mrs. Bradford A. Harris
and Miss Anna Dean of Providence
We're the guests Of Mrs. John pauld
ing on Tuesday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-26
OBITUARY
Charles II. peckham.

After All illness OF five months, Charles
IL. Pcckham Of North Scituatc died ON
Sunday at Higgins Beach Maine, where
he had gone in the hope of .acoycring his
health. The deceased was well known
throughout the state having for the past
fourteen years been secretary OF the state
board OF charities and corrections. In his
early life he was book keeper for the Bank
Of America and altcrward became mem
Der Of the well known firm Of Spiccr&pccl
ham, stove manufacturers. I'm 1893 he was
elected TO the state Office which he held TO
the time OF his death. Mr.. pcckham was
born in Scituatc and his ancestors were ol
the best old Rhode Island families. lie
acquired the ownership of the Pcckhan
farm and where he spent the last years ol
his life. lie was twice married his first
wife being Miss Celia Pcckham who died
in 1898. Ills second wife was Miss Abbic
May, who with one son, Charles III. Pock.
ham Jr.,. survive lie also leaves two
brothers, George and Abncr Pcckham and
sister, Mrs. II. n. Angel. The funeral
services were held at the Congregational
Chnrch in North Scituatc OH Thursday
afternoon and well attended by a large
number OF relatives and friends.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-26
NORTH SCITUATE

Miss Sarah Smell spent last Sunday
with friends here.
Lightning fruit Jars and rubbers al
the Enterprise Store.
Mrs. Willis w. Fiske has been Sc
riously i'll this week.
Councilman A. a. Peck Is taking
his annual vacation.
Mrs. Annie Ballou called on friends
az Ashland on Sunday.
Miss Mary Saunders is visiting rel
atives at Mansfield, Mass.
Miss Bette r. Duston r. visiting
friends at ST. Johnsbury, VT.
Miss Susie Tyler Of Providence was
guest at a. 4. Peck's on Thursday
David o. Chapman and family arc
attending the camp meeting az Doug
las.
Miss Dora Whitford Of Riyerpoint
is visiting the family Of Mr.. G. VI. D.
Wright
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-26
THORN TON

William IIawksley Is on tws
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Uitchings Of England arrived
here on Thursday.
A new electric fan has been placed
in the Dalton store.
The Johnston Board Of Assessor
will meet again on August 1st.
Miss Brika Zambarono has entered
the employ Of Charles Holroyd.
Some new keyless boxes have been
added TO the Thornton Post ONCE.
The Thornton baseball team have
some new and natty looking uniforms
Rev. {. c. Mackay spoke on Methods Of
Life Saving at the Congregational Church
on Sunday evening.
The Thorntons defeated the Man.
tons last Saturday at New King Park
by score Of II to 3.
The Johnston Republican Club held
10 meeting on Thursday evening and
elected twenty-five new members.
Thornton stores will close on Mon.
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day afternoons OF "Old Home Week" "
The Sunday School Of the Church
Of the Holy Nativity had a fine ex.
cursion last Saturday at Crescent
Park.
\ new house Is TO be erected about
opposite the Pocasset club house by
Thomas Hartshorne. II. p. Martin has
the contract.
Work IS progressing on the laying
Of new rails on the Thornton route.
The new rails have been put In from
the city line 20 the Fenner Stand.
The Upton House excursion Is billed
for Thursday Of next week at Oak
land Beach. a clambake and athletic
sports are TO be attractive features.
William Atchison and William Booth
are down for the 100 yards dash.
Herbert G. Calef has sold two OF the
four houses he bought Of the Fletcher
Land Company 20 Thomas Pepper,
Jr. Ic also sold one TO Thomas Pep
per, Sr. lie Is having tho fourth one
fixed up and without doubt this one
will be sold within a week or ten days
as the price and terms are very rea.
sOnablc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-26
LOCAL NEWS

middle of August
Francis Feeley has returned from a
trip TO Philadelphia.
John Morris of Staten Island, y. Y,
is in town this week.
Charles Tupper of Plainfeld street
is visiting friends in New London.
lvanhoe Lodge, X. of p, held reg.
ular meeting on Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. John Lewis of Mon.
troal are visiting friends in the An.
mex.
John Consodinc, assistant paymas.
ter at the Atlantic Mills, is on his an.
nual vacation.
The St Theresas play the Qrio'es Of
Manton on the Meriuo grounds ON Satu.
day afternoon.
Zenon Saucier, clerk at II. c. Mott
& Co.'S store, is taking his annual va.
cation this week.
James Mcdowell, boss dyer at the
Weybosset Mills, has gone to England
for stay of several weeks.
The Red Cross Chapters of the Epis.
copal churches in this section have a
moonlight excursion this evening.
Pratrs waiting room on the Danielson
route near the "city line" was broken into
on Wednesday night and about = in cash
stolen.
SaundCrson brothers catboat Scat
took the first prize i'm the 2S-foOt class
at the Edgewood Yacht Club races on
Monday.
Repairs are being made to Woods
Hall and the place is being fitted up
for the occupancy of the Oneyville
Boys Club.
\ party consisting of DR.. 4. =. Far.
ley, John FeathcrstOne and Patrick
Mulligan made a big catch of squit.
eague down the bay" on Thursday
afternoon.
The Ninth Ward Democratic Club
will hold an outing and clambake at
Emery Park on the afternoon OF
August 25th.
Motorman Henry Golden of the
Broadway route is in camp tE>~ week
with the Rhode Island Cavalry at
Quonset Point.
Olncyvillc tradcsmcn are decorating other
business place quite extensively for Old
Home Week San Souci's presents very
handsome appearance.
\ number of people from here at
tended the funeral of the late Charles
A. Peckham at North Sctuate on
Thursday afternoon.
James B. Randall Of Plainleld|
street fell from load Of hay one
day this week and broke one OF the
fingers Of his right hand He was at
tended by DR.. w. J. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Ogden OF Man
chester, England, are the guests Of
Miss Lena Ogden Of Jewell street.
Mr.. Ogden is superintendent Of a
large print works concern in Man.
chester and this is his first visit to
this country.
Frank Weston Of this place and Miss
Maud +. Read, formerly Of East Proyi
dencc were married on Wednesday evening
at the home Of the brides parents on Al
fred avenue by Rev. +. !. Collins.
Kennedy & Cough report the fol-.
lowing passengers sailing on the Gu
nard steamer Ivcrnia" from Boston
on Tuesday: John IIardacrc, Patrick
ilcver, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bassctt
Ellen Armitage, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Lord, Mrs. Emma Riley.
Chairman w. II. Luther of the Provi.
dence Police Commission will give an adj
dress TO the Broadway Baptist Sunday
School next Sunday morning. Rev J. V.
Osterhout will speak at r2.I5 n. and Rev.
NJ. Il. Deming Of Boston at the evening
service. There will be special music at all
Of the services.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-26
REAL ESTATE coNVEYANcEs.

Potter, John Sd, to Carrie Heffer.
nan, land with imp. on west side OF
King St; so.
Sherman, Dina A., TO Howard ID.
Sherman, land with imp. on cast side
of road leading from Powder Mil
Pike; $40.
Calcf, Herbert c., 10 John Walch, >
lots with imp. on Thornton Ave plat;
$40.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-26
SAN SOUCI'S
I'm Busy OlneyNilIe.

We extend TO you and your friends a hearty
welcome back to this busy and thriving end OF
the city, Never in the history of Olneyvill has
she bossomed forth in such holiday attire to
welcome back her old and new friends. Come
to the oldest Business House and see the march
of Progress that has been steady advancing
for the last 80 years Our Store is open to re
ceive you. Make our store your headquarters.
Again we extend to you and your friends an
urgent invitation to visit us during Old Home
Week ="
!. O. SAN SOUCI e. CO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Ter p~nIfaniidlc NnsbrndJ aui Sauaii.

San 8ronciSco, Sal, "a.
Sonnor, = Standardization olts $50.
nohlIu entboltcn cine intcrcIionte
S6iIoerltng oeS ShduipieIS, OaS
ser Naunu 300 am 8. Sonltar nm
W%tittcrnoft bot. Gin Nll5brt6 0ie.
les &ulfanS, Scr lid bis 81 elmer
Sobe bon 1860 Sub iibcr Dem Mter.
resipiegeI crbe6t. bciiBt feline S6ref-
fen fir sic 9.mobner ser Snicln.
Seit bun6ert Na6rcn bat man ni6t
gcb0rt, OaB CT oat Meniden jenlalS
rerOerbIi6 GCmorocu mare. 9lber ser
prddtige Nnblid loGt laltienOe ms
6reie. Stnuncno bcobaGten lie ooS
8arbcnipicl ocS bon Der 6Iommcu.
iGuic erbeatcn SimHclS uno 0aS
go~rSringen ocS gIiibcnSen 2uOu.
ltromeS.
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S1adJ Gbarleitun einocIaSen.


Torbereitungen fir oas beporItebenSt
9tational- S6iieenfeIt. - 1eittift
Delegation i'm 8eiBen Sauie.
@ g 0 II. 9. g., "a. Gan,
Cine Delegation ser SfIiben.8 Sc.
ieuifait bon GbarIeiton, Sc, NC.
lelbit in ben 2agen BON 6. bis IA.
Wai oas NationaI 5diitenieIt abge.
bolten peroen miro, lit nab @oibing.
ton getommen, I'M Dem YrGiioenten
HooiepeIt, Dem Oeuti1en 9otidaiter
6reiberrn .. Stcrnburg, Dem San.
oelsiefretGr Straus, oen S~rnatoren
Gilman un0 2otimcr bon SiiO. Garo.
lima, oem General : giniuanOerunas.
@ommiiiGr Sargent unS anOeren gto.
tabilit1ten @inInoungen 5u Dem 5eitc
5u ii%bcrbringen. 0ie Delegation be.
Itano aus ben $50. @nlil $. SabnS,
VlrnOeS : Eraitoent; @enrD Sulte,
BrGIioent Scr Sdiiben p. @eieai6aft;
Obcrit Senrp Sd)adtc, 3. Is. ..
S6robcr, Mopor @ooOmin &bett non
Gbarleiton, W. 5. .. &nppcImann,
e. s. "copper" un6 gilbert Ortb, Gc-
oatteiir Der Geutifen 3eitung" BON
GbarJeIton.
@eItcrn parcn sic 9eIcgatcu oili
Ser 6eltiden 9ptidoit, no tie pom
8otId)after oirf 0oS 3liporfommen6itc
empfongen murocn. Baron Stern.
burg erflGrte, er miirSe nit Dem groB.
ten 8ergniigen einen 9eill6 in Gbar.
lclton MAIDEN, oo or nod ME in ser
oortigen biitoriidJ 10 intereiionten Csc.
geno gemeicn, unb nenn er cs orron.
giren fonne, 10 merbe CT germ Ole Gin.
laoung ,o%nnebmen.
Seute lplr6e Die Delegation BON
Dem GongreBmit9Iico 2cgare oem
B%rdiibenten i'm @ciBen Sn,tic poroc.
iteIlt, nm sic GinIaSung formea 3l
iiberbringen. Die &S, Strnls unO
Sargent boben cs nod urbeitimmt 9e.
Oh Tie fommeu peroen; bas
miro BON Dem ebentucIlen 0rang Ser
@eidGfte obbdnoen.
8eitern abeno fol9ten 6te Delega.
ten elmer @inlobung oes &eprGientan.
ten 2egore gum Diner. Son bier aus
gebt oie Ieiie naf Netp. Oorf neiter,
mo- Die Delegation 5unddJit Den irii6e.
rem 9unoes-B rdiioeuten Senrp Qro.
ger aufiil6cn miro.
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Salts @~eriprcdDnnscu.
Gitbmtiide &epolutionS .@ener1Ie be.
iteben nuf ibrer GriiiIlung.

Sapana, "a. San. = Die @epo.
lntions- @enerGle Garcia 8eIe3, @uos,
Warquetts, grncibia, Miret uno
Suite bielten geitern cine gonierenj
ab nnb begaben iid abenbs INN II
ubr 5u Senor 3apas, Dem Yr1iioen.
ten oes Grefutipcomite's ser liberation
Eartei, Dem Tie erfldrten, tpenn oaS
@refntiuzG omite BON @ouperneur
Wagoon niht Die @l,siiibrung Der
NIT Den $50. 1aft linb Bacon getrof.
fcnen gbmadnngen 81 erlangei1 Der.
moge. 10 wiirben iie iid an bieien
perionlid uno ebentueq al Die SS.
Saft nno Bacon unb an Den Yr1li.
benton Gooiepelt ipcfrben llt0 tpenn
audi bas nidts uiibc, 10 piirocn lie
pilien, mas lie 81 tbun bitten. Gle
0enerule bebaupten, lie bitten aae
@enerale an ibrer Seite, ipelde an
ben lebten beioen NppoIutionen tbciI.
genomnlen bnben, uilb olle miirocn
anf Grfiialulg Scr genraften 3uiagcn
beiteben.
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@iebcr Elm Ginocsrau6?
&Ieiner So6n zines pohl6abenSen
S%toIiencrs ipurIos neri6munben.
~Sdmar5c San6" Bate Grob.
briefe gcididt.

Hem Oorf, "a. Sonllor. =
Gin angeblid)er ainbesraub, ser Sen
@%ebeinblno Ser nSdmar5en Snno'
5ur 2nit gelegt miro, ~6eid)1ftigt iei
geitern Die Repiernnhe an ser Ser
n-apenle. Woriano, oaS ieds
Sabre olte So6nd)en oes mobl6aben
Sen itolieuiiden 91dermeiiters Bin
cent Bnlermo, 6eiien 8erfaufsl1oer
lid in Nr. 600, 5luibing.guenue, un(
9sr. 50, Sopfinss StraBe, befinoeil, ii
lett Dienitag ipurIoS peridJmunben
utb man gIaubt, berchtigten @run(
81 Der Innabnle ST. bobeu, oab Del
&leine gcpnltiam entfiibrt morben lit
Ger 8ater Oes permibtcn 9naben 1nl
nGnlih In oen letten Sagen 5rpei
9rieie erbalten, IN oenen inn lunl
ieiner 6ontilie ldApereS lln6eil ange'
orobt miro, iofern er nidt Elm Sole.
gelb Don $500 entridte. ~Nni1nglid)
ihenfte Yolermo bieier 9robung feline
meitere geadtung, enti6loB iit) lp1-
ter aber bod, porli6tig 81 lein uno
Der Sohe alf Sen 8runO 81 geben.
9lm Iienitag Nadmittag ipieltc
ser fleine Wariono nit mebreren
Rndbarsfinbern ollf elmer leeret
9altitcle unfcrn Ser elterlid)en Wob-
nung, ais Cit Staliener, Ser uur I'M.
Ter Dem 1anien vSoe" befannt lit,
ocn 0nirps bei Seite lodte. @enige
Nllgenblide ipGter maren 9eioc per-
lhmunoert o6ne oaB iebod Die Oil.
oercn &inoer bies slei6 bcnerft bit
ten. Grit als fur5e 3eit baralf bic
Wltttcr Mariano's erifien, I'm ibr
Sobnden beim 81 1olen, iitdten Die
aleinen pergeblih nah ibrem SpieI-
genoiien. Sobalb Yalermo erfabren,
mas iif 5ugetragen, meloete er Ben
&orial Ser Yoli5ei uno legte i6r bann
audi Sic Gro9brieie Dor, Bic ibm III
Den lebten Sagen S%ngegangen maren.
Wo6rere 3eteftips mllroen unoerSiig.
lid nit ser aufipiirurg oes permib-
ten 9na6en betraut man our1iudte
oas gauge italieniibe 8iertel nod
bislang aber obne jeglihen or
folg. bod meroen Die &ederden
~fortgeicet. Die Mlitter oeS
permeintlid gerallbten anaben lit in
Ser @ufregung idmer erfranft.
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ltcbcrreitc eines pprseididtlideu Sc
idJlcd)ts.

Sma9a a, Mebr., "a. Sanlar. -
Or. U. ,Sarolida bon Waibineton, Der
bier a%ngefommen hi, bat cine GRIND.
lidDe llnterindung Der grb9iigel be.
gonnen. in ipclden fiir5Iih cine Mn-
5abl SfeIette borgeidihtlider Men.
lden ourd 81. s. @iloer, einen bieii.
gen Sournaliften, entoedt iporoen
fino,G Die llnteriudung finbet inter
Den auipi5ien bes Smitbioniiden Sn.
ititnts in @aibington itatt.
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@aralano e @rnminIpaaia g. q.

3hae u~erfaien Iortt. slpt nue.G idtiuu:
$50 gor,n. mad Torl iiaIid, nuSeenon.men
SotntagS.
$40 Torm. md TeIid, ilir GonntGe3.
$50 Sorir. mad @eIair i09Ii6, auS8cnon.
men Sonntde5.
1.2o Mdtm. mad WeIcir. nir SunIraes.
1926 9iadri. nab Dorf tdalid. ausgenommen
Gonntngs.
: 4.05 gsadlm. nab Sertu, nur Gorniaes.
4.4b @nbm. na9 Ys'air td9Iid. ailseenoin.
men Sonntnes. 80
600 .gbelibs nan Celia tigIi6, ausgenom,
men SonnidpS.
100 Mbenbs nad HeIto, MIR Sonntaes.
t.3O Gbe1bs mad geIdir, Wiittpot II. Gains
ftno,
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Snngc Damon! Wadt Gitd bicIc
Gffcrtc at Wute.

Wir biIhen iept cine aIafle fir juttae Ganen
IN %unfercr electric Tamenidnriber : enifrnl.
adlule. giner Der 9sortbei!e an bel VeiIciI.s
eune biefer aIaie III Der. oof s6hIerinnen
beiteil. 9icie a'afie pirS ant /. Snriinr 1907
Siifarrrreu t~retelt. Gpesieue SorIeiinasn 3fuei
nno orei DIAL Die gSodtc. Srgenb cine iungs
Game, bic cine fashionable G6neiberin 81 iuers
ben ir1nf1t, foute iib biefe Sfferte gu ghieen
MAIDEN.
Tfir ipeltere gusrunft f6reibe ober ,penbe
man id IN 1rf. ID. SnbcrS, ar. 302. Weit.
earatoga'. Ode Spipars'etr. (s76-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25

Der fommt Die gIei6e 4iinOe. aitb in
Der Shneia berridt oer @inter nit
furhtbarer Streuee , nie 9epeiber
aus 3iirih uno gern oartbltn. 1er
8erfebr lit oIentbalben itort beein.
tr6fti9t iuoroen, ia pieaeidt lit Ell
gan5 unterbro6en.
8tro peniionirt.
General Der 9opallerie goler b. 5.
8lnnit, peIder ben Boiten oes @enc.
roI.Snipefteurs Der GapaIlerie belief
oct, tpirb Oemnodit peniionirt lpers
ben. Sein Ndd)foIger miro General
2%ieutenont b. aIeiit, GOmmanOeur
Ser 38. Gipiiion in @rfurt.
(Grnit Hubolpb @bIer b. 5. 8IoniB
plirbe am /. SuIi 1886 in a~Itenburg
geboren, 9(m 1. Wtoi 1866 fam CT aus
Dem 9ooettensGorpS als Seconoes
2ieutenont IN oas /. 8ronoenburgi.
ibe 3rogoner-M egiment Nr. 9. Zen
beiltifrfron50iiide Grieg maftc CT
oIs Hittmeiiter NIT. Hof Dem 9ricge
iuuroe er poriibergebeno in ocn @ros
BEN 8eneraIItob periett. SIM Sabre
1882 pliroe er Sberit, 1888 General
major, 1890 @enerollicutenont 1896
General Ser &apouerie un6 am J..
9IpriI 1898 General nipefteur. Nn.
IaBIid ieines fiini5iaiGbrigen Wtilt.
tarbienit-S llbilGumS Ct. Wai 1900
luurben ibm Diele g1ts5eidnungen 81
SbeiI.)
Eouren mac orifanii6en
&olontcn.
Gas umgemeine Sntereiie, meldeS
lid pIoblib in meitelten 2reiien Der
9cbolferung fir Die oeutiden Solo.
MEN unb ibre Gntmidellng funds
siebt, bat oas Neiiebureou ser .Sont.
burg.Amerifo.2inie" peraulaBt, 8e.
lellid]aitSreiien nod Den dfrifoniid)eu
Sdubgebieten oes Iei6eS ein5urid).
ten. Gieie werben i6on in 96Ioe in
augurirt meroenL uno mad Ben ges
g%eitmartigen An5eiden gu i1IieBen,
miro Die 9ctbeili9ung cine iebr regc
lein.
Gin 8errGtber ertappt.
gu Wiiblbauien i'm GIioB lit elm
-
Wilsfetier oes A. 9ooiihen SSnfonte-
rie.9icgiments Yrin5 @ilbelm 3r.
it2 in Saft genommen morber. Gr
puroe lin flograrti" ertoppt, ais CT
5tpei 5ran5oien elm probcpeiie berge.
lteltcs @eluebrmobea altslieferte. Wtit
ibm nuroen aud Ole beioen Sremo.
ltnge BON ienieits Der @ren5e binter
SdloB nno &iegel ge6rabt.
Illerlei ans Deuti6Iono.
Nadl elmer Welbung aus GrefeIo
ut eoie arilis IN Der Seioen- SnouItrie
gliiflih nod permieoen lporben. Die
8irren 5piiden Den 50rberei- 6obris
failten uno ibrcn Nrbeitern iino i'm
letten guaepblid, 0n if)on ole be.
idloiiene MISUNDERSTANDING iii
arott treten ioutc, nlf giitIiheltt
8ege beigclegt moroeu.
am naditen 9ienitog miro Der
Bbpiifer Der llniperiitGt
greslan, Brofciior 8. 2ummer nit
Dem Worbbeutiben 2IopO 3. Gompfer
paailer @ilbelm Der 3meite" nod
ben Ser. Stauten obfabren. Ser &c
miro befonntlid OIL Der Gos
umbin.llnipcriitdt in Netp.gorf Gor.
leltilgen balten.
Senie bege6t SEER Serntonn 8lo,
oenbcd, G6ef Der bieiigen groben
aunitgieBerei 8laoenbed & Sobnc,
Die 8eier ieines 80. @e~burtstages. |,
Gem Snbilar iino anIGBlid oes or.
manderlei gbringen 5uge.
oabt.
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@cItcrn MarDlanS Giicnbagu.

OtplHIellp 20. gtpucHIUFI, uCIluBt Q~tutIp$ IutIpN
Sdgftdl.
4.f0 WorpenS-S6nelfppft, SdaerStoipH, N. II
@,sgdbn," Napnesboro. ebanbersbure unb
niSaenoTnlcn eorntaa, odreod inb Glnis
I herlnno.
3.04 GGGm. -, Accommodation nab linton.
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