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The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03
CAPT. CURRY WITH PRESIDENT
Says His Administration Will Have
but One Object in View-Clean
Government.

Captain George Curry was
summoned to Sycamore Hill,
President Roosevelt's summer
residence, July 81. On leaving
Sagamore Hill, Captain Curry
said he had gone over the New
Mexican situation in a general
way with the president.
HAS NO FAVoRITRs.
You know" lie remarked, Il
have always been a democrat,
but | am a Roosevelt man now,
and next TO that a Taft man.
The president wants me To take
hold of the administration in
New Mexico with but one object
in view-clean government.
There will be some changes
in the officials of the territory
but these cannot be announced.
The appointments | shall make
will be solely with a view of get
ting good officials. Wherever |
can get such officials from the re-
publican party, | shall take
them, but shall not be confined
to that party in making appoint
ments.
FREE FROM ALLIANCES.
Political and factional wran-
giles in the territory have grown
to be very acute. and the presi-
dent has honored me with the
appointment as governor, a place
! was not at all anxious to take,
evidently because | have been
out of the territory for the past
eight years and am entirely free
from all such alliances"
On learning of Judge Rodev's
presence at Oyster Bay, Presi-
dent Roosevelt summoned him
to luncheon and he accompanied
Chief Justice Kent, of Arizona,
to Sycamore Hill.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03
Presbyterian Church August Fourth.

Come to the following appoint
ments. At 10 o'clock bible study
for all men, women and children.
Our bible reading for this week
began with Exodus 33 to the end
of the book. 1t tells how God
himself was the architect of the
first place, or tent of meeting.
How ready God is to meet us,
In all places where | record my
name there will | come 10 thee
and | will bless thee" So our
churches of today are places for
the worship of the same God and
father of us all. AT IL o'clock
that will be our subject and at 8
o'clock p. m, James Is will be
the subject. How the words APP
peal to us erring stumbling
humans. IF any man lack wis
dom let him ask of God who Civ
eth to all liberallyand upbraideth
not and it shall be given him.
Our Bible reading for August
goes on through Leviticus and
10 chapters of Numbers. All,
even if not able to attend Sum
day school can keep in touch
with the progress of our study
by reading with us. The minis
ter in charge desires to meet all
who have been in Chistrian En-
deavor. Epworth League and
young peoples Baptist Union
work at close of evening service
to see what can be planned to
keep in touch with this kind of
work in our home town of Socor-
rO. Our training and experience
ought to count for something
now, Who knows whether thou
art not come to the Kingdom for
such time as this" The Bible
Society has acknowledged our
offering of 5000 to help send the
Bible to people of all lands and
tongues.
b. c. MRRKRR.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03
How's ThisP

We offer one hundred dollars
reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot he cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known f. J. Cheney for the last
Is years, and believe him per-
lectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligation
made by his firm.
WALDNG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price IS cents per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls family Pills for
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Interpreter, A. {. Torres; Mana
ger. p. J. Savage; Directors,
| Estevan Baca, Melton Torres,
and A. Mayer. President Abey-
tia then appointed standing COM
mittceS as follows:
On finance George f.. Cook,
John T.. Griffith. and Jose Epi-
tacio Torres.
On buildings and grounds E.
II. Sweet, A. 'Winkler, and
Abran Abeyta.
On celebrations and events
w. II. Hill, w. f. Martin, and
j. J. Lecsol.
Thus was the Socorro County
Fair Association elIectuallv or
ganized. The men who now
have its interests in charge are
known to be energetic and sue
ccssful business men. Success
is therefore assured. About
100000 of the capital stock of the
association has already been dis
posed of, and as readers of The
Chicitain know the park grounds
have been cleared aud lcvelcd.
The enclosing fence and the
grand stand will be in process
OF erection in a very few days.
The formal opening of the
park will occur on September 2S,
%, and 80, when there will be
held Socorro county'S first an
nual fair under the auspices of
the new association. Sports OF
all kinds, including ball playing
by some of the fastest teams in
the territory, will constitute
prominent feature of the occas-
ion. Socorro county has for
years sent large crowd To the
territorial fair at albuquerque
and the Duke City has already
signilied her disposition to rccip-
rocate. There will be "A lively
and enjoyable time at the formal
opening. Let everybody attend.
SONG OF THE BOOSTER
Boost, boost. boost
For the Socorro County Fair;
San Marcial and Albuquerque,
Are both sure to be there;
Magdalena and Belen
San Antonio and Carthage, too,
Will meet the bows from Kelly
And big time will ensue.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03
LIGHTNING KILLS FORTY.FIVE
Peculiar Accident to Sheep in West
ern Socorro County. Herdors
Escaped.

One stroke of lightning on
the night of July D, killed forty
five sheep and shocked severely
two herders in charge of the
flock, said Hon. Solomon Luna
to representative of the Albu-
querque Citizen OH returning
from his sheep ranches in west
ern Socorro county.
The sheep were gathered
near the herders' camp when it
began to rain and they were hud-
died together after the fashion
of sheep in a storm. A binding
flash of lightning dazed the herd
ers and after they recovered Suf-
liciently to investigate, they
found lorty-hve sheep dead.
The lightning leaped from one
animal To another, scorching
them slightly and killing them
instantly.
l never saw the ranges OF
western SocorrO county i'm better
condition. continued Mr.. Luna.
We have rains nearly every day
good soaking showers and
the grass is fresh and green.
The indications are that this
will be very successful year
both with sheep and cattlcmen
despite the late spring and cid
weather of May and early June. "
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sickles
of this city received the first of
the week a box of exceedingly
fine peaches from Mrs. Sickles'
sister, Mrs. Il. l.. Walker. whose
home is in the vicinity of Carls-
bad. The peaches are of the
second crop ever grown in the
orchard. They are of a yellow
freestone variety, juicy, rich in
flavor, and large in size, the
largest of them weighing almost
half a pound.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Rev. b. c. Meeker returned
Tuesday from u visit of two
weeks at Carthage. where he
went to give the people of that
locality the advantage of rclig-
ious services. On account of
heavy rains Mr. Meeker could
not conduct regular church serv-
ices either of the two Sunday
mornings he was there. but con-
Quoted Sunday school both days
and religious services at other
times during the week.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03
MACDALENA "a, sOCOpUO 20
But a Better Game Tomorrow be-
tween San Marcial and socorro
on Home Grounds.

One hundred aud one tickets
were sold at the Socorro station
Sunday morning to persons who
went up the hill to witness what
proved to be an exceedingly anna
teuriSh game of baseball. The
score, 20 to Ii in favor of the So
zorro team. shows that the game
lacked much of being up to the
standard. While Riley Edwards
OF the Albuquerque Geronimos
did the pitching for Magda-
!, ut the Socorros ran up
the score almost at will, not
because of poor pitching but
because Magdalena's catcher
was not at all acquainted with
Edwards work and there fore
could not connect with his curves.
When Edwards went behind the
bat, however, the case was diff
lerent and Socorro'S tally sheet
presented changed appearance.
Aside from the rather uninter-
eStng game OF ball that they
witnessed, those who went up to
Magdalena from Socorro report
having had very enjoyable
time.
SAN MARCIAL VS.. socoRRo.
The Socorro fans should be
prepared to turn out tomorrow
afternoon to witness a game
that promises to give occasion
for plenty of roofing. The San
Marcial ball tossers will come up
to have a return game with the
home aggregation, and when it
is remembered that the first
game between the two teams re-
suited in score OF 10 3 in fa-
var of SocOrro and was doubtless
one of the best amateur games
ever witnessed in New Mexico,
it will easily be seen that there
is likely to be something doing
on the local diamond tomorrow
afternoon. Let everybody turn
out.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G iIlett of Ar
kansas Hot Springs, write friends
in this city that they are now
enioying the best of health and
consider Hot Springs among the
very finest places they have Wis
tied since their departure from
Socorro six years ago.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Hon. III. O. Bursum arrived at
his home in Socorro Thursday
morning. Mr. Bursum has just
sold his spring clip of wool
amounting to 10000 pounds,
WHICH was shipped from San
Antonio to the securing mills.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Superintendent ID. A. Ortega
has been in some of the northern
valley precincts the greater part
OF this week on business connect
ed with the duties of his Office.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Bob Collins has resumed his
post at Newcomb, Collins *
Company's after his recent Sc
we're spell of sickness.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Jose Epitacio Torres started
again for his ranch in the San
Mateos Tuesday morning. AS
Mr.. Torres has not yet returned,
it is evident that he has had eth
er better or much worse luck
than when he started on the
some journey several days be-
fore.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Misses Anne w. Fitch, Mary
Fitch, and Helen Terry went out
10 Water Canon yesterday morn
ing expecting to stay a month.
They went we'll equipped to make
themselves comfortable.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

An assortment OF fancy sta
tionery at the Chieftain office.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

{ Il. Allairc of San Antonio
was in Socorro Thursday on pri-
vate business Mr. Allaire
brought up Sonir fine specimens
OF vegetable known as the
globe arGcho6c. which lac grew
in his garden AT San Antonio.
The vegetable il esteemed as
great delicacy in the hotels of
eastern cities, but it is doubtful
whether more than bakers
dozen people in New Mexico
know that the plant can be
grown here or have even ever
seen a specimen of IT,
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03
VERY FAIR ABOUT THE FAIR
The Albuquerque Citizen Shows a
Spirit that Will be Appreciated.

The Albuquerque Citizen COM
ments cditorialiy on the propos-
ed Socorro county fair in a man.
ner that will not fail of hearty
appreciation in Socorro county.
Says the Citizen: "Socorro
county is going to give fair in
September and it is going to be
a winner, Judging from the men
who are behind it, Albuqucr-
que receives a large delegation
OF visitors each fall at her terri
torial fair from Socorro county
and she should aid and assist the
Socorro county fair management
in every way possible. An ex-
cursion from this city will be run
to Socorro and the Citizen hopes
ii will be well patronized by AL
buquerque people"
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

Some citizens of Socorro whose
right to life, liberty, and the
pursuit OF happiness has never
been questioned are complaining
of the recklessncss of boys and
young men while shooting doves
near the city One man says
that few days ago a charge of
shot struck unconlortably near
his wife, who was standing in
the yard at their home II the
shooters have M more regard for
the safety of other people than
To fire towards a residence. some
means should be adopted to in
spirr them with more.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-08-03

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-07

Men Wanted-Lewiston Sugar Fac.
tory.
J. A. McAlister is in Salt Lake City
on business.
S. A. Langton made business trip
TO Preston yesterday.
Prof. Willard Langton and wife
went to Ogden yesterday
Attorney Q. G Richards. OF Ogden
was visitor at the A. G. yesterday.
Ed Peterson OF the Fourth ward, r..
turned Friday to his franklin tanch.
after few days stay In Logan.
w. II. Homer came from St. An.
thony yesterday. He was accom-.
panied by his aged mother, who Is up.
wards Of ninety years.
Fred Appleman, OF the Logan Junk
company, went to Salt Lake City yes.
terday with three cars OF cast iron.
This firm Is doing rushing business.
Mrs. Mabel Holiday. Black burn, for
merly teacher in the Logan city
schools, but now a resident of Salt
Lake City. gave birth to fine girl
Thursday afternoon.
A recent telegram from Alberta says
that three. year.old daughter Of Fred
Karen was burned TO death No de.
tails were given Mr.. Karen was
formerly citizen OF Lewiston
James and John Thorpe have re.
turned from Ely. and are now ready
to resume work In Logan and Cache
valley. Parties DESTROYS Of contract.
ing plastering work address James
Thorpe, Providence. They guarantee
satisfaction.
Mary, two year old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Thatcher, was taken
suddenly and seriously III Wednesday
afternoon. probably the result OF an
overdose Of fruit. The little girl was
very III for time but Is now about
recovered.
The directors OF the Rich Cache
Mining Co. will hold meeting In
Kimball and Cranney's office next
Monday. The company Is DESTROYS Of
getting some quick action on the
property and in all probability some
move to that end will be made.
Preceding the communion service
at the Presbyterian church, Sabbath
morning, August %, Henry Grant, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robbins, OF
Good Springs, Nevada, was baptised.
Also, during worship, Sunday, Sept. /,
Lewis Day, infant son OF Rev. and
Mrs. E. J. Hanks, lately Of San An.
selma, CAL, now OF Brigham City, was
babtized. 1t may have seemed strange
to some that both services were con-
Quoted by Rev. q. w Martin; but
both mothers belong to the Presby.
terrain church at Manti, as both for.
merly lived at Gunnison. Both were
married by the Manti pastor, and
each desired this pleasant duty at his
hand. 1t was quite coincidence that
these friends of years ago were in Lo-
gan on succeeding Sabbaths, Mr.. Rob-
bins having to leave before the second
Sabbath. Mrs Robbins visited in
the family Of her father, Mr.. William
Brangham. and MIR. and Mrs. Hanks
came in on the Goth to attend Pres.
bytery.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
SatbpIifen, bebersiset Sieies.

@ei @elegenbeit ser Sonntass>
Gusfliige = i1reibt elm @edielblatt
- per9eIie man nid)t Die itrenge
Sfliht. Die allen &atboIifen oblie9t,
bem FL. Mebopfer NIT Iufmerflams
felt. gbrfurdt unb &noaht bei5utpoba
men. Sas gebietet ms bas 2. Sir
6engebct. unb lit bios cine gini6drs
flung bes 3. 8ebotes @ottes. Ser
Tng tpirb uns nidt perfiir5t, nod
miro er ipenieer erfreulib icin, fpenn
mir bieie &flidt erfiiIlt bdben. Ni6t
ielten fommen lGnfGle ppr, in fpel6en
mir bas 2eben einbiiBen fDnnen; nno
fpie ihreflih pGre cs Damn. bor Dem
Hi6terltnble @otteS 81 erI6einen NIT
elmer friihen Siinpe Der Seridumung
Der fl. Weiie alif Der Seelel Ser 9i@
i6of bon Spracuie, q. g., bat Die
@eridumniB Der III. Iteiie an Conn
tasen 10 ipidtis betrahtet, bab er cine
Inoronung erIieb. nah nel6er Sc
men. Die bel 8ele9enheit zines Sonns
tagSausfluges Die bl. IeNe peridnmt
ha6en, unb bann ertrunten iino, ooer
Ipnit BEN Sob gefrnben baben, bas
nriitlidc 8e9rdbnib nit elmer bl.
IeIle uuteriaet nirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06

mann. @fs Scfcsat fir ben Central
Serein ,pnrbe Scrr EerbarDt Shnie=
hers cr,uGbit. @tr iucrhcn pcriud)cn,
10 piel I~ctersbnrser ais m1glih nad,
Dubuque SIT bringen.
Mfit frcnnblid)cn @riifen
Oeprs Wcfsger, Scfrctdr
bcs SS. Tctcr mnD SAINTS SerctnS.
$3.50
Serr Smbcr, Der Eriiibent bcS ct.
Spiepb's : @ereinS ppm OalenG, 81,
benahridtist inns, naf Der gcnannte
gerein in ieiner letten ~Scriammlnns
beihlpHen babe, iif IN cprpure an Der
grpfen 4Grabe Ger bcutidIsn Satbp=
iifcn am Spnntag, ben 8. Scptcmber,
81 betbeiliscu. Sic Srase, pb Der
gcrein cine Wniiffapclle mitbringer
iuirc, ,uirb in Der uifiten @eriamm=
lung entihieScn.
9Sir m6dltcn bic anberen Serren
Scfrctire Der Tercine, ipeldje benz ct.
gpnifatin3= SnrtSe ppn SOMA angebD=
rcr, eriaGjcu, ms sic Iamen Der
S~elesaten, meldje ppn ibren Gsreincu
crnannt pcrben, ipbalb als m6slif)
ein5uicnbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
&ngcr ~, b @cs.
9ereintate Staaten.
@ O d rdsli6 d.

Der IpG)m. Sater =. Sricriuciler
ans Der Si63cie 60 Grolle, &is., III
bonn bo6p' ten Sii6pf S6mebah bon
1toribiielb nad1 8o5eQpiue, ieinem
friiberen 8irtun9sfelo, 3u~riidberleet
tpprDer.
@m Iittpp6 perfloiiener @o6e
ipurDen IN Der 9er5 Seiu@Slrde bier
in Snbuaue getraut: Sri. Wiaria \.
Slin9er, ipobubaft go. S57 on Der
10. Strabe, nnD perr IS. Grpff bon
Chicago, Sl. Sn ser @obnun9 Der
8raut fanD Die meltli6e Seier itntt.
6err unb Srnu @roff perben lire
@pbnun9 in Chicago nebmen. Wir
piinifen benz iungen Saare piel @lild
gum Bun6el
Gns Galebpnia, Winn., piro inter
benz 9atrm ppm 3. IuguIt gemeloet:
Gos 8egrdbniB bon Sobunn 9plhetot,
Or, lpelder 5u Spofnne. @aib., am
%. Suli perihteb. fanb AM lebten
Sreitaa bon Der ct. Yeter'sz Stride
babier aus aif benz fatbolil6en 8pt>
tesader itatt. Ser @eritorbene ipdr
81 Sdbren alt uno fam Dor ungefabr
SO Sabren aus Dem @roBber5o9tbum
2uremburg na6 Sen Ser. Stadten.
gs iiberle6en benielben bier SDbne
nnb cine So1ter. Wn9e CT ruben
in Sriebenl Sen trauernoen Sine
ter~bliebencn infer ber5Iides 8eileibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06

glen unb biirfte bie @ciammt5abl lpes
nigltens auf S,671 %beidufen. Snr6
ben gan5en 9erid)t bes bofm. Serrn
flang Die &lnge burd, baB fatbolii1e
gltern ungeadtet bes YroteIs Der
Stride lire ainber auf nidtsfatbolilbe
S6ulen i6iden.
Inter ben gefaBten gei6liifien be-
font elmer namentlif Die @ibti9feit
Der Gr5iebnng u~nierer iingen Selte
uuf fntbplii6en SdlIlen NIT dnglts
lider @ermcibuug pes Seiufes nihts
fatbolii6er Golle9ien nnb Ifabemien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Tarm 81 D%erfanfem.

324 ader bo6it ertrasfdbieen 2ans
beg, 5tpei Reilen bon ct. Sonatus,
unh stpOlf Mteilen bon Dubuque.
Yreis per Ider $4,000.
@enn sic ii6 fir bas 2anb inte>
reiiieren, beiuden sic Die gigentbii@
merin @rs. Suianna S6mibt, Die
Jest auf DEM 2anbe nobnt. pber
i6rei6en sic Inn peitere @ustunft On:
M. r. FABER,
Remsen, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Serletnns bes Sinoerarbeit : Ueictes
beitrait.

Die Carr, HDber & Mbams Gomt>
panp unD Die Sarlep, ;2oetider Ifg.
Company erfldrten lid bieier Gage
Dor benz @eri6te IN einem Sale Der
llebertretung bes 9%inOerarbeit : Sc
iebes i6ulbis unb ipurben 81 je SIS
Strafe nebit ben Soften perurtbeilt.
IS nurben ndmli1 bonn Staats> Cir
belts Gommiiidr Brigham unb ieinem
8ebiilien Sbepberb bon 9es @oines
&laee gesen peri9iebene Snbrifs nnb
2~abenbeiibcr. loipie aesen gltern se@
fiibrt, pel6e ibren &inbern geitattes
ten, inter Dem geiebliden sitter an
orbeiten, reip. benielben Irbeit 3u
geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
2dnoereieu 5a uerfanfem

in Siib> nnb NorbsS afota, Wiune>
iota, Nebrasfa, unb i'm neltliden
Sbeil bon Soma. 8enn sic Iih fir
2ano intereiiieren in irgenb einem
Der obengenannten Stnaten, i6reiben
sic mir. unb iager sic mir mas fir
2anb Gle m06ten unb mo sic e.
niinideu. uno i6 iperbe Sbnen 9es
idreibungen i6iden. bon 2dnoereien,
bic i6 benfe, baB iie Sbneu AM beiten
gefalen peroen. Ioreiie:
MATHEW r. FABER,
Remsen, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Tarm 1T ~berfamfen.

gerbeHerte 5arm BON 100 slder, adbt Reilen BON
9riuceton, Winn 30 older inter 9ffng; baS
Slnbere @eibe unb Sol5. Saus IS bel 26, bier
8immer unb gutter aeler. Sdeune 2S bel go;
Sdule unb Stride. Sas g9ieienIano lit nit
@rdben burdSogen unb has geeibelano III aan5
eetldrt. Hreis $1,000. Sir ipeitere GinseInbeiten
dber Shulen uno &irdleu ~iebreiben Sic an Wep.
g. y. &eptnss, Yrineeton, Minn., un6 fIr
@dbereS iber baS ganb an ~. q. Wutbertcro
IL Co., Hriucetou, Mtuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
SM0ne 1lbners Tarm.

Cine 5arm BON 40 @der, iinf Nleilen iib6flid
BON eincolu. No.. on Der Gountp' eanoitraBe, IN
rs Ader inter aultur, Der Aeit SplSs uno @eioes
lamb. GS tnnn aleS bis aui flni ader bebaut
peroen. Gueuen uno anoeres hieBenoeS geaier.
mern. bequem eingeridtet. aleine Sdeune aus
@idenholt. AbseSduut, 5iuei ober bret Mder ums
aeben pon:oid,tem SrabtSaun iiir Shueinepferd).
ginen geboRrten Drummer. SnbnerhaliS u. |. 10.
Seidte Beoingungen. SGmalo Il SDIanoer,
Cole Camp. WtNouri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
EIetn aus St&ot
Mto 1tmaeseu0.

- Mm Sienstag berI6ieb in ibrer
@obnung, yfo. 493 9elbi Strabe,
Srau 2ubtpig Na. &ede i'm Ilter bon
so Sabren. 9ielelbe par aus Berlin,
Seuti6lanb. eebiirtig unb fam in
ibren jun9en Snbren 1a6 ben Ser.
Staaten. Sic lebte mebrere Sabre
in Stem gorf, fam Johann nod Sus
buqre, mo tie nit Dem perItorbenen
@ilbelm Gede ebeli6 getraut tpurDe.
@s iiberleben oieielbe bier &inDer.
= gu 9perspiGe perI6ieb Srcitas
berfloiiene ISOLDE Serr Salentin
&eber. SerIelbe ipar I'M Sabre
1880 in 8aben, Seutihlanb, geboren
uno fam i'm Mlter bon % Sabren nod
Ho6e1ter. 90. g., mo er als Steins
maurer arbeitete. SIM Sabre 1854
fam CT nod 9ubnare. mo er I'M
Sabre 1850 NIT SRI. Barbara Gbri@
itopb ebeli6 getraut lplroe unO Io>
bann mad SDerspiIe iiberiiebelte. SIM
Sabre 1872 ipurbe er gum Iilei1or
bonn Netp 8ine Sompibip 9epdblt,
neldes Nmt er biz 81 ieiuem Sobe
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