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at least two or three respectable locking negligees, and they can De made so very attractively and ot so many charming materials that IL IS almost impossible to pass them Dy when displayed in the shops. fhey are, as a rule, made in panels, enc on each side of the front and one Oh each side of the back, the sleeves being made of net, over the top ol which the panels extend. The cage of the four panels is finished with a buffle or face or gathered ribbon and ffhey are trimmed with c1inon now ers or embroidered with ribbon | work. Sometimes, however, these little jackets are quite plain and m ished only with simple stllch Ill | heavy silk floss.
 A surprising number of the smal : | est Easter frocks have transparen'
 guimpes and high, close collars ol finely tucked mousseline or superl lace with striking pattern that work'
 well into the shape of the neck a
 the sides. There is some slght hn | ish at the top of the collar to re
 mind one that it belongs to a certalI
 frock. Often this bit of color IS in
 troduced in tiny folds of self-materla
 or pipings of satin, harmonious shade.
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Eirst Rautist Church.

Bible school at 10 a. m. General
 question: How did the Israehtes
 sharpen their agricultural imple-
 ments?" Morning worship at II a: m. subject, Our Lords Manner or
 Preaching" B. Y. P. U-, 6:3O p. m-
 Evening worship at 1880, subject
 .sInspiring Visions" Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:2O, subject, 'sThe Natural Man" Thursday at 5
 D. m, Ladies Aid at Mrs. W. E. StoneTs. Choir practice Thursday al 7:3O D. m.. On Friday evening al the home of Mrs. Emma Butler on
 School Hill, the Ladies' Aid will give reception-music, reading, refresh ments. and a good social time are promised. Each one is requested 10 hand in her dollar and tell in poetry how the money was earned. sil- yer prize is offered for the pes. poetry. Come and enjoy the eYehlhs with us. All Baptists in the city ana
 vicinity will confer favor upon the
 nastor by informing him concernine their place of residence. All "ho have not a regular church home are
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most pleasingly, as each of the TOT lowing received unanimous Fote TOT t,e ofice designated: Presicenb Mrs. s. E. Hazard; vice-presioen.' Mrs. K. E. Shine; secretary, hrs' Lewis Hunt: treasurer. Mrs: t, s- Mpirhead; collector, Mrs. A. E turst.
 D,ties of the retiring president Mrs. John True, being nnlslleo, Hazard acknowledged me P.Jtoi paid her in a few gracious a ,n, est words. She urged Co opei. Vn as . most effectuai means to s cess ful end. Appreciation or her '--fi0e was shown by hearty applause.
 Both aa Altar and Young People 5 Child were organized, Mrs. h' huhoie hefng named as president or tne sor,ner and Mrs. Gerald sherman, s,,neyintendent of the latter. Each oi these ladies will later complete lhe organization Of her respective siclety' Gt was urged that the members con siaer themselves, individually, an es sential pert of the whole. Wltn this a an object each has been given Suty. Following is list Of the com o,ittees and the ladies appolhees | thareon A few of the same have no' | as vet. been completed:
 Reception-Mrs. Clemens, chalr ! man; Mrs. James.
 Social-Mrs. Shoemaker. chairnla1 | Mrs. Peterson
 Entertainment-Mrs. Baum, char man: Mrs. Hood, Mrs. E. D. Whlte. l Hospftality-Mrs. Curry, cnaif man; Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Flora MT Bennett.
 l Charity-Mrs. Patton, chairman
 Mrs. Transon.
 Sick-Mrs. Brown, ehairmah' MT
 Thomas. Mrs. Johns.
 Refreshment-Mr Wild, enal
 man: Mrs. Edmurdson, Mrs. Hughe
 Sunday School Mrs. True, chal
 man: Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. ScotL . Press-Mrs. c. N. White,
 Retjring officers were extended
 vote of thanks for their conscientio' l eFforts during their term of once.
 An entertainment was announce
 fo,. Inc near future. Particulars ha' ? not vet been arranged.
 2 TSe next meeting d the Guild to bald at the residence of MI i Hazard. Thursday, Aprli 3Vlh, a na 2 member is requested to Drlhg q pie i. of work which when conpieue W ; may be left as a donation anu us i. later, according to arransenien l. which will be discussed in the luIui I,i
 If the meeting of tle twenty -O1li -,. r. is a shadow Of what the succeeul IF ones are to be, then enthusiasm c success are assured facts.
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Social notss
 Of Past Week
woman's Club.

Woman's Club.
 A delightful musical program Mas rendered at & meeting d tae mo- mans Club at their club house last week. at which were present mum her of the friends of the members Many of the numbers were of aa hn- usualiy high order and eneores ana applauses were frequent. Tse hesih- her rendered by Miss Dah'gren was especially worthy of mention ana tne several eneores which sac recelNee were but reflections of the good taste of her audience.
 Following is the program;
 Piano Solo. ......--. ni E. iio. 'i>- Vocal Solo, with violin oonsdto' 10. Hear the Gentle Lark S,,,s
 .....-.. -.-. nii D.. s'A vocal Solo, "Bedoin Love song xoiisr M
 oii vocal Solo. Creole Love Song, NocAi ''o Mrs. Williamson F,nte Solo, Caprice de Concert
 Mir. Zandef Vocal Solo, with violin obhgato' Sing me to sleep," -.
 ....M Mir. Williamson vocal Solo. Swallows, Mrs. Roberts Trio. Charity" ..-........--''' Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Williamson ana Miss Mindee. o.,, Vocal Solo, The Heart Br0Ren Mariner" .....-..' MI I Violin Solo, "Sienne de Ballet c.,o, .c
 .-.-... .. MI 4hOSt Violin Solo. Magnetic Waltz, -.
 Miss DanigreI Vocal Solo, Winter Lullaby, - ...... MT. bi'' Quartet. Good Night, ...:....s... Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Wllii2msoh' Nessrs. Williamson and heiiei'
 St. John Guild.
 An important and most interestln l meeting of the St. Johns Guilo %a held in the Guild room of the Epl' copal church on the afternioh Thursday. April 2rd. The toloWlh were present: Mesdames HazzaF' Shine, Rundle, Scott, Baum, % Sao' maker. Wild, Hurst, Brown TOT True. Transon, James, Muirhead' ee' uett Hunt and White.
 The important feature of the @ as <. poon was the election of officers it the ensuing year. This fesu'''
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FASHION
 NOT E s

NEW YORK, April 25.-Dominant features in gowns for the grand Ets- ter parade show simplicity or build, but elaborate detail For wee.s dressmakers have been busy with special Easter work, and, judging from such examples as nave been exhibited, the array Of hneiy displayed on and after Easter Sun day will excel in elegance everything that previous seasons have sSe-I. Gowns sent home during the past week carry one prevailing idea-the statuesque line about which so much has been written and said since the first spring openings. The ughtni-
 ting skirt introduced by a famous
 Parisian dressmaker last iail IS modified and little panels Of fan plaits set in near the knees to make room for actual stepping are ~eii- advised improvement. The princess skirt, with high girdle draped m semi-empire effect, is the one that IS most liked.
 Of the more gorgeous confections | there is much to be said or the tuhlc l In many instances it has appeeL eo | with tucked-up sides in a suggeStoI of the oldfashioned draped overskirt I'm fine most effectively successful ol these models less ornate decoration: rule When elaboration is required I 1 is distributed with careless prodi lgality. but the best-dressed womeI of the day are slaves to the sil
 houette of line and famous design CTS are exercising every possible ide. fin obtaining novel and beautifu
 drapery effects.
 For the woman possessing a perrec
 figure. these models are ideal; 10
 these wonderful styles that sho' more real artistic value than we hay 1 seen in many days are only suite
 lto a tall, graceful figure. On ta
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Eastern star panee.

One of the pleasant social events of the past week was a dance gwen in the Odd Fellows hall by the mem bers of the Eastern Star. composed of many Of the leading women or tae city, The dance was given Friday night, there being present number of guests. Aside rom the general rayety Of tae occasion, the display of new Easter gowns was a ieature or the dance.
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invited to worship with us. Services are brief, spiritual and instructive
PreshYterian Church.


 Sunday school at 9:45 a. m Rev. c. H. Cook, D. D., and Rev. F. $. Hemdon, both workers among the Indians of Arizona, will address the school. Junior Christian Endeayor at AGO p. m. Rev. R. P. Martinez and others will speak of the Mexican work. Christian Endeayor at 6:So p. m. A missionary meeting, with ad- dresses by several Presbyterian del egates. Preaching at II a. m. by Rev. Allan Kirchbaum of Morenci' | followed by the sacrament of the Lords Supper, and at 7:30 p. m. by W. w. Breckenridge, of Tucson.
 Monday at 7:45 p. m. there will be missionary meeting with addresses by two Indian workers-Dr. Cook and Rev. Hemdon.
 JOHN E. FRY, Pastor.
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CHURCH
 NOTICES
Methodist Episcopal Church.


 Sunday school at 9:45 a: m. Dr' K. A. Wilkinson, superlntehGeeht' e Preaching at Il a. m. ana at ' ''v P' m. Junior League at p. m- EP- worth League at 6:30 p. m: hey. Clyde Deming of Douglas will preach both morning and evening. MT. Deming has been preaching every evening to large congregations. tne meetings will continue for anotner week. Come and hear him.
 The Gospel meetings at the Meth, odist Episcopal church are increaslns in attendance. The Rev. Clyoe Deming is an interesting speaker The meetings will continue every evening except Saturday. There VII be meeting for children at S:3O p m., Friday.
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Full eospel Meetings.

20 Hughes block, opposite Y. M. c. A. building. Bible school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at Il a. Iii. and 8 D. m. Subject for II o'clock hour, 'The mystery which hath been hid den for ages and generations, but now made manifest to His saints Shall we remain babes in Christ" be saved. "Yet so as by fire" and lose the glorious rewards promised only to those who overcome! open air Gospel service on Brewery guIch at 6:30 D. m. Every Christian who is interested in the salvation or the unsaved, invited to assist in the singing and personal work Men will there be urged to attend our night service immediately following at the Hughes block, which Will De
 eyangelistic. Song service com
 mences at 7:3O. Old time Gospel
 hymns by the congregation Every
 body welcome Street meeting on
 Wednesday night same place at 6:S0
 with song, testimony and prayer
 service immediately following at Hughes block. An after meeting VIII
 always be held for the benefit of any
 who may be concerned about their spiritual condition. The pastor Will be glad to talk and pray with any linus interested. JOHN IRVING LOWELL, Pastor, residence 1S3 School Hill.
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I alter nav Saints.

The Reorganized Church Ot Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hoId sunday services as follows. Sab hath school at ? D. n. in the church. Ton,hetone Tom canyon. opposite the IaTndrv Preaching by T. ". Davis st 2'15 Preaching at s p. m. by Elder Will s. Fender. Meeting on the ;straat at n, m. in front of postoffice. Snbiact. sRestoration." All are cord ;aIIy i,vited to attend these meermss.
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No wardrobe is complete without
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Salvation Army.
Morning

Hall at s Main streeI. 9IULLLIis onen air meeting at 10 a. m. Hoh- ness meeting at Il. Junior meeting and sunday school at p. m. Even ing open air meeting at z p. m., ana salvation meeting at s p. m. A cor dial invitation is extended to strang- CTS and Christians not attending other places of worship. Captain and Mrs. s. E. Hunt, officers Tn charge.
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EnisrnnaI Church.

Eniscopai church services Sunday'
 ,nriI 26 Sunday school at 9:45. SPeciaI Easter music will be repeat o5. Offertory solo ''Hosanna, Miss 1ai,1oren Flute solo, Mir. Zander. Shoemaker and Richard Rowe Iav readers. will condust the services.
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Church of Christ.

Opposite Central School. Bible class at 9:45 a. Tn. Communion and sermon at Il a. m. Sermon at 7:So D m. A visiting minister of the Presbytery now in session will oc- cupy the pulpit Lords Day morning The pastor wiT preach at night. w. E. SPICER, Minister.
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mauye cloth with highwal3ted skirt and trimmed heavily at the bottom with elaborate braiding extenulhs nearly to the knees at the h''' nanel.
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Review Want Ads. bring results.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31

5eit abeeliefert.

Bir ppIen unieren 9eiern elm
orudtid perFderu oab SOlhee,s
German Syrup beutsutaee ppfltlo
oas einsiee grdparat i'm Wartte ~
>pe(dhes gdwinbiuht hubert nno
beilt. 50 ertbalt bic @teenmittel'
ala reiner Cheer. Gus5ue BON Rlian,
,euhara u ,u.. pelhe als Setlmsttel
Iur Suifen unb Sdwinoiuht pm oer'
meoesir;'s en GunsreNen 10 9o9 ee'
5hast .db. Der Shwtnon9tl9e,
eiuerlei ub bic Sranfbeit i'm pave
pber 9uuee, mus bes @ndts &uee
habe uub bes Mpreens trel lem pom
Infaue ppn trpdenen uno tolternoen
Suiten. Die ertruntten Ebe'le per-
Ianaeu mad &ube, beilenoer uro
fin6enber 8ehanblune, uro Der Ya'
tient beoari Der friihen sutt, auler
Wohrune freien auswurts oes UtOr.
oeus, nit ihneEer uno o~auernoet
e,nberura. aleine 6laidden 81
as Gents oeu6hniide @rbBe naDe5u
. Mal 70 uiel eptbalteno 70 Gents
s;n nUen Gpotheten su haben'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31

Sebte Rofnune peridmunben.
Nls berporraaenoe Nerste Saaten
ous ". w. Smiibhnrt. bon Getin,
Sn,, unheilbore Shmirbiuht babe,
mar beIien Iette S%offuuna balm.
aber Or. Rings 3em 8iscpptrp fir
Etwinoiuht, Suhen uno @rfaltun'
aen retteten linn pom @rnbe. @r
lual: .8ieie Me6isin bat MIDI arunos
i'm turirt uno meiu 2eben eerettet.
: ittem babe it fie 10 Sabre lana
asbrnurIt, unb erahts bieielbe ola
cine punberbarea Snlss uno 2unaens
' eitmittel." Strena niHen'hnft.
fes SeiImittel fir Suiten. peben
rnls ober @rialtunaen, nnb Fderes
&prbeuaunaamittel aeaeuBreumDpia.
@nrontirte Sloiden gu 80 @tnta unb
S1.00 in Wntfer Rros. NpOthete
/ robe SIaihe frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
Shredlide stm,

Stlredlide stmersen eelinbeft-
Rurtl Ihreftite shmersen gea
peiniai infDIpe Der @efte u~nuerbaua
ten speiien, nnbm Is. O.. @ranipn
DOR auIo. WtT.. 9r, aina's Rep
2ife 9i0S, INIT benz Reiultnte, ME
er ihreibt, rbaS ih inrirt murbe.'
Nue Nnaen unb @ebarmeunprbnun~
aer perben aehuben burh ihrem lin.
oernben Siuhtoana befbnbere @ioera
ihciter. 25 Gsnts In Balter 8rps.
NppthPft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31

ptttBbusa. Rnas., ben Is. UQarS. 1904.
SO brau&I lett stulerr 8,it Shre
Black -Draught pith'nuo 1eHlssI.Pebi.
atm bel mtinsm Bishhanb, Sh hate que
Sprtsn Bttbfnttsy %psbrGudht. uno psfun.
Den. bah bae Shrtas Doe Ssts tlr msis
nsn 6mte u. 2. E. caves.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
ROBERT WALKER
asnt,aumali d. 6ff'rtIit'rT GutaI,

QstsIann ~"
R1srQi e,kBItttI, aonGatts ottrNttiI IA
nsgu uno 3.rtauIt sHh 'sr'le, s'p''ht >
"a Mt ar " n
'3iss ~ "'''i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
propius Deitfalen.

~ ii il er. 5elier bro6 fiir5lid
i'm Souie bes @rauerei6ireftors Cob.
fomp ails, Ger BETTER mar nit ieiner
Srau auf elmer Epur beoriifen
uno MIR oeiien Mntter i'm $auie an.
Deienb. "a lid olf bos Ruien uno
SIopien bon Gaiionten, Die oos ;Seiter
bennertt batten, niemano meIoetc, lnb
0oS gou5e Treppenbous bereits
brannte, oran9 2elltnant 9ui6 BON
bie'iaen Srfonterie . Hegiment flira
entidloiien burh elm Seniter in oos
b%rennenbe @eb1uoe. @s geIona linn,
biz ms ShInf3immer uor5uoriuaen
tnS Die nidtsohnenoe aIte 9ome an
retten. QnS SalE brannte total aus.
Gs fonntc nidsS 9erettet meroen.
@eon pcrmiltbct, Dob 6as Sener 6urf
8ur5IdlnB entitanoen lit uno oos
Seuer iih an ciHem bonn Sonterroin
bis gum 0odgeidoB fiibrenoen 8oII.
teppif iofort iiber bas sarae Saus
berbreitet bat.
$erne. giif Der 3ehe GouItor.
tin Der 8roBe, Gf)aft a unS 5, Der.
rn9liifte Der gergmonn arotbmeier
oanurf, noB iid pl6tIih Elm Ifnerer
Gteia aus Dem Songen6en Ioite un6
nIsbalb Den 600 berbeifiibrte-
"#La..... .#-"#" HuH..'H l.."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31

I iilbeim m. gGui Dem gabrhoF
@eraiid WGrfiid muroc in ser
Nnht Der SiliSbci5cr @ora bon bier
bon eincm Giljitg iibcrfabrcn uuo
fohtlid perIett.
3mei 9iuoer bes 9eramanuS b. ..
Gil fonoen cine SIai6e init eiuet
fhnrtcn S6nre unb naihten onron.
Dos cine Scr ainber. Gin 9iahri0es
@ob6eu, crIag iuioIoe Mueen. mo
9orment5iinoun1 Den ifmcrcn innc.
rem S%erIesunget, tros olIer 6r5tlidpn
BemSbumgen.
Sl1en. Nus sstlaB ieiuer iif.
bernen @ot,5eit bat Der 6abrifbeiibcr
OR, &ugp 9nih bon bier Ser aranfen-
in6 llntcritiisunas ; Safe Ser Spin.
ncret @eberei uno 61rberei guif, &
Sic. eiaep getrag boy $4,000 Marf
iiberipieieL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
8diern.

CHAD. Ole blrf cine crplo6ic.
rcnOe EctroleumIompe i6ruer ocrIette
6rau Miiller lit ncItorben.
Grlnngen. llnI0nait lit bier i'm
8iitcrbahubpie DER @oacnpGrterqe.
billie Grnit 0edlant ans @ambera bel
Der gbfobrt Ocs @iitcr5uaes abge.
thirst. Sufol9e Der erIittencn Sc
birnerihiittrrung ru0 inrerer Ser.
letnngen it er I'M aronfcrbous Der.
idicocu.
Robr. Sicr iino I'M @orttmcibcr
Die bciben Snobcu @riidI mo @eltl
beim 9ooet ertrpmfen.
.9uS ser OberpfoIa. Ser
Sntuohner Gbriitopb Stcrr BON geit-
icrfreutb NOR bel ocm @oittpirth iito
@borflitier WfidocI Iluner in Stooing
1Er Iusbtlfe einNcitellt, I'M Die SIR,
teiten zines anehteS al pcrridten.
Sieicr Gage MN mar Sterr itorf be.
triinfen unO gina in Oen StoScl nm
Slttter 5u bpleu. 9eim Serunteroe
ben iiber Ole Stiege fiel er uto Der
lcBte lid oerart. 6oB er mad, tauun
elmer 8iertelltunoe cine 2cidc mar.
Bapperheim m. IN ser MI.
riible bel gBlinocu ertronf bc;m @1.
ben Der bon Der 9lrbcit bc~imfehrenoe
1Sidhriae Steinbrudarbeiter eiderle
BON SdonfeIo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10
Gin imtereHantcr 5audjapparaf

Der neue 5auGerapparat, Der un-
ldrsf an Der Milnbuns oes gplne be-
bufs MuffuEuns oes 1877 nit Der
uGutine" aeiunfenen Goibi6abes in
9lttion setreten 1T. beitebt aug einem
100 SUB lanaen Stablsblinoer, Der
iueit senug lit, einen Mann aufreht
nad u,lten iteisen su laIfen. Nm unz
tern @nhe bes 5tablaplinbers befinOet
iid, cine Gammer nit 6enitern uno
Siren. Sobalb Der 3nlinoer nit Der
&ommer ienfredt auf bem MeeresbDz
ben rubt, miro ods pbere Gnoe an Der
9eite oes Oompfers befeitiet unb bas
MalIer olir9 auiammenespreBte Quft
aus 3plinber unO Gammer entfernt.
Nana9 begeben iih Sauder ourn ben
3plinber in bic aammer. legen bier
ibre Sau9erfleiouns an unb treten
burh lrafIeroidt perfalofiene giirsn
in oas WaiIer binaus. 2lm Glbern
Boben ser &aTmer bringer iie farfe
5auepumpen an, Die ben barunter fiez
aenoen @anb entfernen. tis lie Ol.re1
ihr gigengetpi1t tiefer uno tieFer INIT
un6 Shlieblih bas Ded beg se5untsneii
Rreusers errei9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10

itiner gBobI sum bsuf5dtn adiisr st |;
EaIten bate, litt es Jpn nfd)t ldn8sr II
@ponisn; nit groBenl GefDI9e b.ae
Il, besleitet BON Spbdnn unD 0elleM
G,emohlin, iiber @nelanb uno 1iaJl-
hern nab DentTdldnb anf. no i5as
1ein iunqer beHtfeser Greunb eitl ipsIl.
f5mmenersSiibrer nno DDlmeti ider frar
fppDbI Bel Der RrDnung in Mad'tlt
irie auf oem Wormfer Reihsfd9t mp
hen sSe5ten in griifiel. 6eimgste9rf
ned epanien ipor Der Marfgraf< 9os
mia nnr nod furse 3eit in linmittelbds
rsr gaGbe bes Gaifers in 0clloopltD.
no i'm u. a. Die MbeefGnbten Der bsiif<
fden 5tdbte begriiBten nno betpnnDers
ten. gatn barauf rief ibn bds Yer
trouen aaiier Garls nah 8dleneia, 81
nem pibtiaen unb aerdoe Damals
ourh innere Sample fart gefdbrbtteH
-Wunfte bss ReiHes. Oort ndltefe er
IGnaere 3eit ais @eneraIfapifdn unO
lDIte feline Mufgabe gldrseno. Sum
@mpfanae oes aus Dem fran5Disldpen
arieae beimfebrenben aaifers elite e
nod) golaop; faum 5ier angefommen,
tnurbe er nah Nolenciu 3uriidgefannt.
Inn ben aefanaenen &Dnia bon grant
reid su sn,pfongeli. unO bisien Weg
prn so Meilen legte Sohani1 IN oret
3aaen in gliihenber SnnibiBe 5uriid.
Sdper franf gelanste ct ons 3tel, fpe~
niae Eaee fpdter, am 5. Juli 1922.
raffts Sas Jieber ben iunaen oohen5ol'
icrnfiiriten bin. Wie er es geiDiinfhis
fdnh ct feine Hube in Der 2raAt einss
ssran3isfaners in Der SerulalemSfds
peGe, hie er Ielbit eeItiftet bate; nod
feute finoet bort alljabrli9 am Alers
5eelentaoe cine 5esleumene fur tbn
ifott. Oie 8eiiebilns Der 2eihe mar
Sic aldnsenhlte. biegalencia je geiehens 4
5ie hiiItereYradt Der in Yro5eiiion elm
herIhreitsnoen Sitter prm @ploenen
8lieb, Die ;nuuriihen 5iegestropbdcn,
Sic umflorten Tabner 8ranbenturgs
--rote Mbler In, ipeiben Selbe - Gin
bri6e, bic ben Spaniern nDh 'dnge
in @rinneruna hiieben. Wan pers
f! r1od1te niobt an eil,en notiirlihen Sob
| oes erIt 32jdbrieen 5iiriten gu glan@
ben; bas @eriidbt braGte feline 8emab&
lin, oeren Mberglaube burd eiren lies
bestranf fdnn etnmal lln6eil angeridp@
tet bate, NIT benz plohlihen Sobe 1bz
res 8atten in 0erbinbung. @ermoine
oing Elm Sobr ipdter nit Dem piel jun
qern 6er5oa 6eroinano bon &alabrien
e;ne neue 0erbinoung ein; 1886 Harb
fie. Der 0obensoliernprins aber tptrD
in ber GsfGidte Spaniens nod heute
riibmenh eenannt.
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fO4 Cabre alt.

eSbr 1O4. 2ebensiabr polIenbete biez
Ter Sage bic in Oei1au i'm Saufe ihres
9obnes, res pfarres emer. 8enno b.
aiieelsen lebenoe Trau Sulie b. aiiz
celaen, geb. 8rummaGer, bic Wtttpe
res baltzbernbureiIGen Gamnerz
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