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The Falls City tribune., 1909-11-12

s Mothers throat is worse this
morning and We fear she is going
into appendicitis and will have to be
operated upon" Such was the ans
wer a young miss gave to a query
concerning her mothers health. re.
Gently in this city. Just whether APP
pendicitis has become a mark of
distinction, a badge of exclusiveness,
or hal the medical fraternity is
oyerworking the word, it is hard to
say, but certain it is that hereabouts
we've got the world beat on appendi-
citis talk, and We are growing into
the habit Of speaking about surgical
operations with the same unconcern
and ~carelessness that we would of
having a tooth pulled or an ingroW-
ing toe nail trimmed. What's wrong
IN Richardson county? Is it the eli
mate, or do we live to 'high?" Or
%perchance, it is due to the fact that
there is an appendicitis microbe that
nests in the medical mans head, and
causes him to yearn for a sharp knife
and an incision?
The Falls City tribune., 1909-11-12

Those merchants doing business in
the <Slock recently paved have been
Inconvenience to a considerable eX-
tent for several weeks, but now that
the paving is in and the debris clean
ed away their establishments seem
highly favored and their frontage i'm
proved to an extent commensurate
with the inconvenience occasioned.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-11-12

That deep mystery, the intentions
OF the Missouri Pacific as regards
the extent Of their future operations
in Falls City, shows no sign as yet
Of being solved. But their work of
grading and completing as fine a
piece of yardage as there is in the
state, still continues. Just wait
the plan will unfold bye and bye.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-11-12

The citizens of a town have a
perfect right to feel proud Of their
first block of street paving. 1t Is
but natural, for it is a big jump
from dirt roads to brick paving, and
il is perfectly excusable in the ma
tive to walk thereon, and stomp his
feet and eye the work in a critical
manner, for after all, it is his pave
ment as well as yours.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-11-12
National Society of the Daughters
of the American Revolution.

Washington, D. c? Nov. sos
Mrs. Annie ReaVis GiSt.
My Dear Madam: ! have the
honor to advise you that your APP
plication for membership in the
National Society of the Daughters
of the American Revolution was ac-
copied by the board of management
Nov. 3, 1909, and that your name
has been placed upon the list OF
members. Very respectfully,
MARY r. WILCOX.
Recording Secretary General.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-11-12

People speedily from pol
itical defeat in Nebraska. The result
here in Richardson county was a Sc
we're jolt to numerous aspirants and
their adherents, but everyone is smil-
ing, or trying to smile, and in a brief
space of time all signs of the late
contest will have disappeared, and by
Thanksgiving Day, the yanquished ,as
we'll as the victor, can say with much
fervor, Lord, we thank Thee for
Thy bounteous blessings
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
SAVE The BOB WHITE,
He IS VALUABLE
An Authority Tells HoE The BIRD IS / Friend
Of tho Farmer, Destroying Insects.
The BOIL WEEVIL
But BE Does Rot EnIurs GralB..Bsed seed
Forms the HslOr Portion Of BObhY's
Diet.

The value Of the bobWhite from the
standpoint Of the sportsman needs no
exploitation, but it has remained for
d member of the biological survey Of
the department Of agriculture to dis
cover and write a thesis on the Eco
nomic Value Of the BobWhite." Such
a paper has been prepared by Sylves-
ter D. Judd, Ph. d.. and makes very
interesting and suggestive reading,
Mr.. Judd describes a study Of the
bobwhite, undertaken by means Of
field observation, experiments with
captive birds and examinations Of
crops and stomachs il the laboratory,
and sums up the result as follows:
The bobWhite is probably the most
abundant species on the farm. t. is
one Of the most nearly omniyerous
birds, consuming large quantities of
weed seeds and destroying many Of
the worst insects which the farmer
has to contend with. It does not in
jure grain fruit or any other crop
In a series of experiments referred
TO it was found that seeds formed
50.78 per cent Of its food, and that
most Of the seeds consumed we're
those of weeds. It was also found
that q large proportion of the animal
food Of the bobwhite consists of beet-
les, bugs. caterpillars. spiders and
miscellaneous insects. While The
opinion prevails that the bobwhite ii
q great wheat eater it was found
that wheat constituted but 3.04 per
cent Of the food Of those whose
stonachs were examined and corn
but 1914 per cent.
Referring 70 the quantity Of weed
seed which is consumed by bobWhitea,
it is estimated that il the State Of
Virginia there are four of these birds
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09

to The square mile, OF 10000 in the
State. The crop Of these birds viii
hold half an ounce Of seed, and as at
each Of the two daily meals weed
seed constitutes half the contents Of
the crop, or q quarter Of an ounce, d
half ounce daily is consumed BY each
bird. On this very conservative basis
The total consumption Of weed seed
by bobWhites from September to
April 80 in Virginia amounts to 573
tons.
Furthermore, the proportion of IN
furious insects habitualIy eaten by
the bobWhite makes its service as j
destroyer Of insects more valuable
that of many birds whose percentage
Of insect food, though greater, in
eiudes 3 smaller percentage Of in
furious species. Conspicuous among
the pests which the bobWhite destroys
are the potato beetle, Che twelve
spotted cucumber beetle, the bean
leaf beetle, the squash lady bird, wire
worms and their beetles, May-beetles
such weevils as the corn hill-bug. the.
intoxicated snout beetle, the clover
leaf weeyil and the Mexican cotton
boil Weevil, the striped garden cater
pillar, the army worm, the cotton
worm, the boil worm, various species
of cut worms, the corn-louse ant and
the red-legged grasshopper, the Rocky
Mountain locust and the chinch bug.
A dozen army worms Of cut worms
are frequently eaten at . meal and
forty-seVen boil Weeyiis have been
eaten in a morning BY one bobwhite.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
HIGHER THAN BEEF MEAT.
PFailg sehaol Teacher Suss Professor For
uIllag RsR..Asks 5000 1 Pound
for Flesh Last.

Pittsburg, Oct. because she
was Tilted and lost twenty-five pounds
weight il consequence, Miss Luella
LoWstetter wants $4,000 damages
$1,000 for each pound lost.
She is d school teacher Of the fash
ionable suberb Of Sheraden. Her suit
brought today, is against Prof. Earl
". Reed, principal Of the school.
Miss LoWstetter asserts that Prof.
Reed Tilted her IN . most humiliating
fashion after she had agreed TO marry
him and had got her ~trousseau ready.
She and her attorneys said il court
today that she lost at least twenty-five
pounds owing To worry over her jilt-
ing, and that the wedding clothes
would not fit her now.
Miss L~oWstetter has been for years
leader in q church choir in Sheraden
and she set forth today that It was
at church that the school principal
first met her and seemed charmed
with her voice. She had scores Of
Witnesses who will assert that she
was round and buxom when Prof. Reed
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09

great irrigation enterprise to take it's
place among the great schemes that
failed. 1t never occurred I'd him that
be had lost. He started again from
the bottom of the financial hill and
steadily rolled his great enterprise to
The point where others took hold and
helped. He is now practically at the
top. His enterprise has not only been
financed, but work has actually begun
A pumping plant is being erected and
the canal being dug. Schell the nm
beatable has won, as be never doubt
ed for . moment he would.
n the old school reader there was
3 story entitled Robert Bruce and
the Spider wherein the Scottish
chieftain drew inspiration from the
efforts Of q spider to spin it's web, and
Bruce resolved after many successive
forts to try once more. Both Che
spider and the Scotch king were lazy
laggards compared with the Pennsyf
vanis Dutchman, who never dreamed
be was whipped even when he had
lost out a hundred times and Who fin
ally won without discovering that be
had ever lost.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
plant Of the Union Irrigation {

plant of the Union irrigation Co.
now in course Of construction. after
which OpeIousas, Eunice, Mamou and
Crowley viii be visited. This Is the
fourth excursion Of this kind organ
lied BY The interchangeable gchell.
The history Of the organization Of
the Union irrigation Company and
the financing Of the enterprise known
here as the ScheH canal project is d
story Of the inspiring courage and IN
beatable, bulldog perseverance Of the
promoter Of the enterprise, ). Frank
lin sehell. About eight years ago
Schell, a Pennsylvania Dutchman who
had been . lawyer and resi- estate
man, got the idea Of lifting The
waters Of the AtchafaIaYa, heavily
laden with slit from the mississippi,
through the CourtabIeau, to d canal
at Washington, La, which should IL
rate ST. Landry parish and extend it's
laterals down into Acadia. The idea
probably originated with Colonel
Wellman Bradford, now d distinguish
ed engineer officer in the service Of
Brazil. It was Sehell, however, who
worked out the idea into feasible form.
For two Or three years this tireless
enthusiast spent his time gathering
data. He studied Che levels Of the
entire territory, investigated the rain
fall, the evaporation, the character
Of soils. He secured rights Of way
and sites for pumping plants, He
gathered reliable data from which ii
was possible for him to demonstrate
satisfactorily that a canal fed from
the inexhaustable waters Of the At
ehafalaya drawn through the Courta-
bleau could water half a million acres
Of land suitable for growing rice, cot
ton, cane. corn and other agricultural
products-and that the water could
be distributed through forty miles Of
main canal and hundreds Of miles Of
l~aternals By gravity, without D single
relift.
After the first company was organ
lied by Ne. Schell, By almost superhu-
man efforts and after surmoanting
obstacles that would have discouraged
all but the milIionth man, schell had
comparatively easy sailing for d time,
but the low price for rice following
The crops Of 1908 and 1904 put a
damper on The project and for several
years il languished. But the tireless
and unbeatable Schell never let up
an instant. BIZ al the rules Of games
Of that kind Sehell had failed and
should have allowed his dream Of d
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
ACADIA'S TRIBUTE TO
j. FRANKLIN
SCHELL.

Last Saturdays Crowley Signal
pays the following deserved tribute
TO ]. Franklin Schell, promoter of the
Union Irrigation Company's Canal
through st. Landry
j Franklin Schall announces anoth-
or land excursion Of Pennsylvania
farmers which will arrive here On Sat
urday, October 3 for the purpose Of
inspecting the rice mills and pumping
plants and visiting 3 few representa-
tive rice farms. The excursion win
travel BY special train from Lancaster.
Pa, to Washington La, where sen
eral days will Be spent inspecting the
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09
CHANGE IN 0HN
CROP LEANS u
DETERIORATION

The consensus Of the l
ocrats weekly crop gel
week ending October 4sh
/. Taking The Bell
there Las been n0 ual
The change IL any, has s
further deterioration
z. The storm of Sspt. n
damage ii the districts
within It's sweep
8. Picking has naa
and there is general n
Of labor fat thia Dufposs
a Farmers seen 81
prices, At least enough
debts, But i considerable
crop Is likely To 4
advance later On.
S. Tbs boIlweegil has
voc III certain sections y.
tense heat nininizsd ia
this pest
6. The next rspeft
the issue If Aesa
The usual qualitative
viii thsn y glTsn
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-09

vas alleged 81 b d Ia,
that she fell oa It q
when she was tad shs d "a
marry another.
Does yoHr client ku
Reed? You know Id na na.
now said one Of The nsa
the defence.
Don't become foo Es
dealing with The
ideal, replied Attorney n
Miss Lowstetter. a
flesh heavily AMI me fh D
for each sixteen ounes 81
being tilted Il about rig
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Headquarters for foreign and do
nestle cigars at Cameron's, All Main
street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

J. II. Sayles and family of Palisade
were visitors in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Lee and Antilles are spend
ing the day in Fruita on business.
]. Monroe Stewart and Guy Boyer
spent yesterday in Fruita on real
estate business.
r. E. vickery, of the Midland, re-
turned yesterday from a trip to vari-
Gus points along the line.
F. Gowdy, of the Clifton real es-
tate firm of Gowdy & Gowdy, is
transacting business in town today.
James L. Hamilton, the prominent
orchardist, has returned from short
visit in Denver and other points.
w. NJ. Arde, a representative of
Pratt's Poultry Food Co.. is a busi-
ness visitor in the city from Phila-
delphia.
Miss Laura Galloway visited her
brother at Grand Junction several
days last week.-Montrose Enter
prise.
VIM. MUIR, of the MUIR Automo-
bile Garage Co., of this city who
has been attending the auto show in
Denver, has returned.
T. C. Caldwell while away on his
recent visit in the east, purchased
two fine standard bred driving horses
which are on the road to Grand juno
tion.
w. S. Piclens. well known young
man of the city, has purchased the
Bliven's ranch northwest of Grand
Junction and will move out there
about the first
A. X. Moore left this afternoon for
his old home in Silver Creek. Neb.,
to return shortly accompanied by his
parents who will locate in the valley
C. NJ. Brewer, an old time resident
of this valley. who owned formerly a
large ranch on Orchard Mesa, but
later moved to Colorado Springs. has
purchased farm at Paonia ald is
now living at that place.
Late yesterday afternoon the board
of county commissioners awarded to
NJ. j. Patterson Contracting company
the contract for the construction of
the bridge across the Grand river at
Palisade. The protests made by the
Palisade people concerning the site
of the bridge were given consldera-
ton until late hour in the after
noon by the commissioners. The
amount of the Patterson bid is not
made public.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

LosT-solid gold cross and chain.
Reward.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Telephone us, and we will call for
your cleaning and pressing. Phone
Black 662.-The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24
Notice to Public.

Notice to Public.
We hereby give notice that C. Van
Hoorebeke is our sole agent i'll Mesa
county. Colo. All business relations
with ]. w. Vannice. our former agent,
have been discontinued.
THE LOGAN INVESTMENT. co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Today construction work viii be-
gin on the new postoffice building at
Trinidad, which was secured by the
recent appropriation of $4,000. The
construction work is under the direc-
tion of c. \. Wenzel of the firm of
Dieter & Wenzel of Wichita. Kan.
who has the contract for the work.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24
Call for City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that the
following warrants of the city of
Grand Junction will be paid in thir-
ty days upon presentation at my Of
flee.
Interest on the warrants in this
call will cease March 90. 1909.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Big Bargain in a Resideace.-5-
room house, well located in the north
part of town; two full lots; cement
walks; lawn, shade, etc. This prop
erty is nearly new and is certainly a
bargain at $4,000. $500 cash; bal
ance on time. Ollie e. Bannister,
424 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Come to the Golden Rule for
cent postals. 55S Main street, and
while you are looking at them notice
the numerous other articles there.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24
FOR RENT.

FOR RENTING modern hand
someiy furnished rooms. 635
Grand.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Statlonery=van Horn Drug Com
pany, SOL Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Geo. Mason. at the Golden Rule
gives cents worth of candy with
every 20 cent purchase this week.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

The best equipped livery barn in
western Colorado, Barton & Terrill's s
Give them your patronage.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Storage and heavy hauling of al
kinds. The Blue Barn. Junction 22S
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Goldsworthy Bros, exclusive mar
ket. 320 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1909-02-24

Dated at Grand Junction, CoIora-
do, February 90, 1909.
LEON j. CHAPMAN,
City Treasurer
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
Ravnote5je.

Dokler vsak organ nasega tele-
sa redno 6pravlja svoje delo, pra-
vino, da je telo svojem ravno-
tezju, ali pc domace povedano, da
je zdravo. &c kak organ noGe ali
he more wee opravljati svoje dolz-
nosti, je to ravnotezje moteno in
to stanje nazivamo bolezen. Ce
pomislimo, da .je navadno prebav,
nj ustroj, kjer najprej trpi ravno-
tezje, potem glejmo in o~braca.imo
svojo noivecjo pozornost ma ia del
svojega t%elesa, in brzko opazimo
najmanjSo nerednost. zacnimo IL
zivati Trinerjevo amerisko zdra-
vino grenko vino. To zdravilo
nikdar ne dovoljuje nobenemu
prebavnemu organu pocivati; w
podbuja Jill k pomnozeni DELAY
nosti. zdraveG in krepcajoc Jill o.
benem. To je zanesliivo zdravilo
pri vseh boleznih zelodca in obisti,
krvl in zivcev. sploh vseh bolez-
NH. kjer je potrebna naravna to-
nika. V lekarnah. Jos. Triner.
6l6-622 So. Ashland Ave, Chi
cago, Ills.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
Opazovalec.

Svobodasi zopet upijejo, kot so
pred izvanredno konvencijo S. n.
p. j. kako bodo "nesli' 81. cd.
Dor, (kteremu so re vsesorte ODE
sill ma vrat) in kako bodo leteli
sedanji uradniki kartokole: ena,
dive tri - venl reGejo Honda
Mayerji!
Ampak takoj V drugi koloni, to
je Y casu, ko Sc Sc nj posuSilo err
milo prve kolone, Sc pa re sliSi
obupajoce vzdihe - ia, zaboga,
ljudje, mi sami ne opravimo mic
vi, vi morate nastopiti to pot; mi
Same komandiramo; naskociti in
pc kostanj v zrjavico - to mora
tie vi, vi, vi! Ia boga, date no,
dajdajte!! Take je Kondov ton.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
DOPIS.
(Dalje prih.)
Morgan, Pa, s. jun. 90.
C%en.ieno uredniStvo!

Morgan, Pa, s. jun. 90
Cenjeno uredniStvo!
ker Sc vedno V gotovih listih
razglaSa vracujoca Sc prosperite'
ia, moran temu ma rovaS obvesti.
ii rojake pc sirni Ameriki, da pr
a Sc nj teh dobrih Gasov, pac pa
je cedalje slabSe.
TOliko glede ''dobrih casov'. V
nasi naselbni imamo cudne roja,
Ike. kteri so Sc ucili denunciranja
brzcas V posebni soil (''Glas Svo.
bode" je ia sola, OPP. ured.) in Sc.
daj tOzijo delavci pri kOmpaniji.
To je bogme grdo in sramotilnC
"a mas narod. Seveda so to zgolj
klerikalni ljudje. kterim je de-
lavska solidarnost deveta briga.
Vsled ten nicvrednih rojakov-
izdajic je zgubilo par Taljanov
delo. S takimi recmi Sc postav-
ljajo nasi katoliSki rojaki. Maj jih
bo lie sram!
V drustvenem oziru stojimo
precej dobro in je nekai MOI vne.
tin "a dObro in koristno stvar; ze.
lett bi bio lie. da hi enkrat usta-
novili tudi soc. klub in Sc tako
organizirali tudi politicno Z osta-
limi narodi.
Delavci! Citajte svoje liste
podpirajte gmotno Proletarca, Ola
DO cimprej prisel ma dan ma osmih
straneh.
Druzih vaznih novih ravno nj.
P0Zdrav ma $ naSe Zavedne
delavce pc Ameriki!
OpaZoyalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15

- Ne oziraje Sc na to, &c Sc dru
ga sredstva MISC obnesla = A,
Choir Pain Expeller bo uspesen
Predstavlja najveGjo pridobitev ,
danasnji znanosti. Ia trganje, ma
uralgijo, bolecine ma strani, ppS
in sploh prehlajenje. 25c in SOC.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
49, - 49, Angieski spisal Upton
JUNGLE ;:::;:;- ''': III:
Copyright, 1905, 1900, by Upton sjuclair.)
(Nadaljevan

Use. kar je Jurgsu povedal, je bio samo to, da je 2 sedai
prost, in da bi bio zanj najbolSe, ako elm pref mogoce izgne. Jurgs
je bill yes ginjen hvalenosti do "dobrega' Harperja, Xxi Sc je zanj
'tohko" potrudi! Wei je en- dollar IA centov, XII so mu ma banki Sc
ostali, in preostanek cd veeraj ve6er, skoGil ma elektricno zeleznico
ter sc odpeljal ma drug konec Chicago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15
Kaj pomeni beseda Honda '

s%lovenscini po Wolfovem in Pie
terskOvem slovarju?
Cloveka, Xxi Spekulira ma clo-
veSko neumnOst V Svoj dobrobit
- Nacelo "Glas Svobode":
Obrekuj in lagaj, nekaj bo re
obviselo.
- Komu so podobni Svobodasi?
SGenetu. Xxi OBJ vogelnem kamnu
privzdigne svojo nozico.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-15

y Kakor n pr s slastjo zavzivajo revezi ma duhu gnojnico. ka-
teo jim pripravljata V carovniski kuhinji Mayer in Skubc, apostol liz
Rajske dohne, Honda, jo pa prodaja svojim laGnim "bravcem' "a 81
ma pol leta. - Opomba preagatelja.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
Der rUtbc ,Saln in Hodeitcr.

Hodefer, N.'D, Z. Npri(. -
VIE man Don Ser Yolijei cri1brt, bot
TreScrif Gnnboa bon bier acItonoen.
nnB CT Icin StoQgcbGnOc in 9rono
Geitcft bat, Inn Die yeriidltrlmaShun.
me 81 crlnn0cn. TicS itc6t nit eiten,
Sobn Goc.@erfobrcn ii, 3uiummct.
bang, IN meIdem bercitS 10 Gorlo.
o!tllGcn argullBen inns uno Ollrd) ucl.
dies man ben Woiicn.@ ronbitiitiln.
9cl ipdbrcno Der lcBteu bci6cn Mo,
note in Ser Stobt unb llnrgegcn6 Elm
G10c 5l MAIDEN Gofit.
W1brctr0 Der labten Nadrt riefen
rieocr iiinf @rGnbc Ole bieIiae ,sel,er.
lpe1r nadl Oclll nidlt melt pom hicr be.
lcgenen Sommcr 3 Reiort Charlotte
an Snfc Ontario, uno Is banbeGtc iidi
oabei inter Nnoercm Inn 9r1noc in
Den Inlagcn ser Charlotte Gool &
Supplp 60" nno I'M .InfontS Sllrs
l1lcr Soipitol", un0 ser on0crid,tctc
Sdooen b~cltltit iid) olri $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-08
1Sran Sampiun's Gruses.

2pona. u -, I. Npril. - Ger
&nter, Die Mutter unO 3tuci 9rilocr
ser Irau Georgia SomplprL mclde
bier Inter Der NntluQc Dor @erid,t
itebt, ihrcn 0uttcn @orrp Compton
cri6oIiCu 81 bnbCL mltr0cn bette
pom Giitriftsanmolt @ilbcrt ais DC
loitung55eu8cn por9Ciiibrt. Glrf
6ruu IQpn, Die Mltttcr, bcmira Die
StoatSonnoltlholt, Dob Elm Nerr Nos
bert Manion Die Nngctlu9tc lul0 cine
Trcunoin OcrieIbcn, 9tomcn3 Sri,
Wtilbrc0 Geruob, brieilid) cingclooen
bette, CtIidle Gage bel Inn IN 9tio.
CARA Sails 81 ucrbrin9en lut0 Dab
Sarrp Sampion iiber oicicn 0rief
Strclt NIT Der 6rou onacTun1eu bos
Re. Gic &Crtbci0iaunga }nm1lte
le9ten ibrerieitS bar, ouB Sr. Wiuu-
irn Die 6rau Sompion MIR eingclo-
ocn hattie, bomit lie ais aGhopcrono
lin sri. GerooB ium1ircn f0nue.
Wcitcr lUicS Die &crtbcioillu11 nod
Bop iid) 6ruu Sompion, Ncrobc che
@orrp III 0o9 Spciiejilmnlcr morlftc
unb toot nicbcritiir3tc, I'M 5pciten
Stcdmcrt Oca Nouica Qcicbcl wor0cn
mar. 6rml George SompiorL Mut-
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