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Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Tn. conservation of Natures Resources

applies as well 10 our physical state as to material things. C. J. Budlong Washington R. L. realized his condi- ton and took warning before it was too late He says. T suffered severe- ly from kidney trouble, the disease be- ing hereditary in our family. I have taken four bottles of f'oleys Kidney Remedy and now consider myself thoroughly cured. This should be warning 10 all not to neglect taking Foley's Kidney Remedy until it is too late" Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Antoine Guertin of 26S Prospect street, F years old, is recovering from a broken bone in his forearm, caused by a fall out of a window at his home last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

A quartette of colored singers, led by a decidedly rotund individual, at tracted much attention by their render ing of plantation melodies in the upper part of the village on Wednesday aft ernoon- They were also equipped with banjo, flute and bones. and their efforts were pleasing and seemed to be suit ably rewarded.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

The members of the class of 1909 of the Greeneville grammar school had their outing, as planned, at Poquetan- uck Draw bridge on Wednesday, d good number going down in the morning and returning at night. There was a dinner at the grove and various games were played, making it an enjoyable occa aSion.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Edward Murphy of Indianapolis, who has been spending a week with his sis ters, Mrs William J. Malone and Mrs. George Hourigan of Central avenue, started home on Wednesday,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Miss Mary Murtha returned this week from the Hotchkiss school at Lakeville and on TT esday took a position al Watch EJ' for the summer
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Mrs. Rosanna Lemaire of 72 Norwich avenue left Tuesday for Sherbrooke Canada, near which she will probably make her home. Miss Lemaire moved here about month ago from New Bedford
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Strawberry Festival.

The Sunday school of Scotland road gave strawberry festival in the schoolhouse Wednesday evening The successful affair was in charge of Mrs. Charles $. Lillibridge and Miss Bessie Grand. Cake. strawberries, ice cream and biscuit were sold
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Miss Ellen O'Hearn of Franklin ii spending several days with her aunt Miss Katherine McHale.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

The cIeverest imitation of real coffee ever yet made is Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee. Ii is fine in flavor and is made in just one minute. No tedious pure parched grains. small nuts. eta. Saranla fran LAA & aA~>>A
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

The Young Americans Of Taftviue. 1T their second game with Occum defeat. cd the latter again by the score of 13-7 which easily proves their right to frs, place. During the game Catcher Le- page of the Occum team put his wrist out of joint when tagging a runner al home.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Mir. and Mrs. John Thompson of Wiliimantfc were recent guests of Mrs Charles Bushnell of Old Canterbury turnpike.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Mrs. George LePan and Mrs. s. A. Beebe of Old Canterbury turnpike were recent guests of Mrs. Nancy Mafon in Lebanon.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

tickling or dry cough can be quick ly loosened with Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. No opium, no chloroform. nothing unsafe or harsh. Sold by Lee & Osgood.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Miss Edith Douglas of East Town street left Monday to be the guest of relatives in Berlin.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Mrs. Fred IAdG of Franklin was the guest Wednesday of Mrs Grace Tague and Mrs Minnie Edmiston of Mcclellan avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Axe1 Zetterman of New York, a for mer councilman of Allston, Mass, is tn guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Rydholn of Prospect street.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Mrs. Patrick Brown and sor George. of Liberty Hill, were recen guests of Miss Mary Burns.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Miss Sadye Schlough of New York and Miss Helen Edmiston of Mcclellan avenue were visitors at Watch Hnl this week
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

George Slough of Waltham, Mass. is here for the summer, the guest oi his grandfather Edward Jones.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Bruno. Pedace of Central avenue re turned to work Wednesday after sev eral days of illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Mr. and Mrs. Erwin R. Smith ant family left on Wednesday for a visi with relatives at Keene, N. H.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Doreas society's Meeting.

This afternoon (Thursday) the Dor cas Missionary society of the Bean Hill church. will meet with Mrs. J. o. Dodge at her home on West Town street. There will be sewing and readings on general missionary topics.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Miss Louise Newkirk of East Hamp. ton is the guest of Miss Edith Lane
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
YkNTIC HAPPENINGS.

Quinee Tree Shows Blossoms and Green Fruit Side by Side-Personal Items.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Mir. and Mrs Moves Warrington of Clinton are guests of their son, Her bert l.. Warrington of Washington
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Miss Henrietta Beebe who has spent the past winter in Chicago is at the home of her mother. Mrs. S. A. Beebe on the Old Canterbury turnpike
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Floyd Morgan has returned to NeN Haven. after a visit at his home O Prospect street.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Suit Trunks


 We show a splendid line of Travei- ing Necessities-suit cases, Bass and Trunks. All the reliable aorts at right prices. These suggestions SUIT CASES at 5so
 Leaeherette Suit Cases. waterproof. with wooden frame. fancy hnanR, round handles, brassed lock and catches. size 2f inch = 3iOO value at 59e. MATING SUIT CASES in a splendid assortment of sirea and styles at 9se, value S1.z5--at $1.19, value S1.50 - ct @1.49, Vaius s1.76-at $2.oo, value t2.26. RATTAN SUIT CASES extra light weight and extra durapia ~ at $2.39, value s2.T5 at &aB9, value ss.oO-at s2se. value ts.s0--at $3.29, value $4.00.
 (Maln F1oOr) $4.oo TRUNKS at $a.3s Steamer Trunks with flat top. brsMa lock and steel clanpE--regular t&60 Trunks at sS.29. STEAMER TRUNKS strong, reliable Trunks at &5.f9, value ssoO-at s5ss, value S7O6-ai $9.69, value $1o.00. $4.5o TRUNKS at $3.s9 Canvas Covered Trunks, strongly braced with steel clamps and heav9 brass lock regular $450 Trunks at $3.S9. CANVAS COVERED TRUNKS fn splendid variety-At $5.1e, vaius S6.00--at S6.96, value Ss.o0--at $9,9s, value si2.0O.
 (AIen's Store)
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

| Miss Gala White of Elm avenue is visiting friends in Groton.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

s151.997, and a per capita loss of $1.19 Waterbury reported 2S7 alarms With a total loss of $30,622 and a per capita of 46 cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Mrs. Herbert Tubbs and infant son, have returned from a visit in Wind ham to their home on West Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Picnic Committee Meets.

The Sunday school picnic committee of the First Congregational church met on Wednesday evening at the home of Aron w. Dickey of East Town street. The committee includes be- sides Mr. Dickey, Mrs. Frank Sterry Miss Helen Stead and Herbert l.. Yer rington.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Miss Theodora Brown of Wightman avenue has as her guest her cousin, Miss Mabel Brown.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Miss Helen Murphy left this week for Orr's Island Maine, where she will spend the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Harry Fenton has moved from one of the Wheeler houses on Huntington avenue to New London
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
TAFTVILLE
People Come and Go to canada-Sur.
 prise Party-viIIase Briefs.

Mfr and Mrs. Eusebe BIanchette of St. Damase, Canada, returned We'd nesday, after visiting Mir and Mrs. Noel Martin.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Beauty of Lewthorpe Meadows Appre-

It has been noticed that the Low thorpe meadows this year have be- come very popular place both for children and grown-ups. The shady seats and the wide expanse of ground make them very attractive.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
BORN

MarRoNE- ruelxahoe N Y, June 2S, 1910. q daughter. DeIorita Mer- cedes. to MT. and Mrs. iSouie A. Nal bone, nee Hattie 4. Cook
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

There was a special meeting of the Temperance union at the Bean Hill church Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Charles Buchanan of Ware, Mass. is in town to attend the Allyn Rosenthal wedding
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Miss Laura A. whyte and Miss Flora Terrill of Washington place have returned from Pennington and Hart ford.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Briefs and Personals. Clemont Bushnell is at his home in Canterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
Wedding of Joseph H. BeausoIiel and Miss Josephine Cochrane-Recover- ing from Broken Arm-Class of 1909 Has Outing.

In St. Mary's rectory, 70 Central ave- nue, at o'clock on Wednesday eve ninS Rev. James J. Smith united in marriage Miss Josephine Cochrane, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John F. Cochrane of 502 Laurel Hill avenue, and Joseph H. BeausoIeil. son of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Beausoleil of AIS North Main street. Henry Farrell and Miss Vera Blair, friends of the happy couple, were the witnesses
 The bride was charmingly gowned in white satin and Miss Blair was at tired in blue.
 Following the ceremony, a wedding reception was held at the home of the brides parents on Laurel Hill, where. MT. and Mrs Beausolen received the congratulations of their immediate rel atiVes and a few close friends. They left on the boat train on a wedding tour to New York The bride wore a garnet going away gown with hat to match. Mir. and Mrs. BeauSolei1 will reside in a newly furnished home at 305 Laurel Hill avenue on their re- turn
 The bride was the recipient of choice array of numerous and va1ua- ble wedding gifts. testifying to the high esteem in which she is held. The groom is employed as a painter by his we'll known. popular young man. MT. and Mrs. Beausoleil enter upon mar ried life with the best wishes of all their friends for an abundance of fu- ture happiness
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
WOmen'S FiiIy-cenl Hosiery at 39c

1900 pairs in the lot--compriaine fine Cotton Gauge Lise and Suh Lisle-Plain and Lace Hosiery--raeu- lar sizes, extra sizes and trunk top dozens upon dozens Of Kinds to select from-all at 3oe a pair, regular soc Hosiery.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
GREENEVlLLE

Six hours after high water it Is lo' tide. which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Mrs Leverett M. Clark and daugh- ter left for Indianapolis Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30
THE WEATHER.
Forecast For Today.


 For New England: Fair Thursday and Friday; rising temperature: light west winds
 Predictions from the New York Her ald: On Thursday fair to partly over cast warmer weather will prevail, with light variable winds, followed by local rains in the southern parts of this section: and on Friday partly cloudy weather with higher tempera- lures and increasing humidity.
 Observations in Norwich. The following records. reported from Sevin's pharmacy show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Wednesday:
 Ther. Bar a. m- ......-.....l 67 29.S3 12 m. ......... S3 2927 6 D. m. .--...-.....---. 72 2s.9o Highest SS, lowest 62.
 Comparisons. Predictions for Wednesray: Fair: warmer, west winds.
 Wednesday, weather: As predicted.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

The Bulletin should he delivered everywhere in the city before a. m.
 Subscribers who fail to receive ft by that time will confer a favor by re- porting the fact to The Bulletin Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

Sun. Moon ana Tides. Sun Il High Il Moon Rises. Sets Water II Sets.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-30

The stranger in New London We'd nesday night would not need to be
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26
.srau Seifie 6ifenlooper
Griuirft eincn Saftbefebl negen au'
asbIidJen tbdtlidcn glnsrifis &C.
gen friibereu 8atteu.

sFrau Belize 5idenloopsr, BON gto.
1921 Satlep Npe., bic 9sitisbene
8ottin bes Serrn Observation-Disclosures,
.rtpirtte qeItern in Der qoli3eigeri6tsa
tlertszCffic. .inen5oftbsfsbl gsgsn ibs
rem friiberen Wann unter Der Qn.lags
bss tbGttitsn GrgrifTs. sic bsihuls
biat osnielben, am pori9.u Gonneritag
in ibre Wohnung eetommen Su isin
uro lie unb ibr>ainb sei6Iogsn gu bas
ben.
Sidsntcopsr, tp.lhsr Itor felt ldns
bsr.r 3sit i'm 0aplin Sotsl luobnt, be-
CAB iit, iobalb CT erTubr, baB sln
6aftb.fsbt gesen ibn porIug, naA benz
ppli3.ihauptquartier, no sr gebuht
unb ioTort aesen giirgItaft auF ireien
SUB gsfsst tpurbe. Gr .rtldrts ipds
ter 9sri6teritatt.rn s.s.niibsr, oab e.
fih Bel bem5aftbef.bl um tpeiter nibta
als einen Ra6eait iein.r friihsrsnJrau
banbl.. Si. Ieien eerihtlid gsihieber
unb er gable ibr moratlit. aIiment'
in S0b. bon $50. Gr babe feline frii'
b.re Satin felt iiber einem Wtonot
ridt mshr esisbsn, unb ihr. gsbaup'
tuna, TT babe lie miBbonbslt, tsruh
auf unpabrbeit. Or babe fh in
Npril 1907 p.rteiratbet. uno bi
S6.ibure isi an 13. April oi.IeI
Sa1res betpiligt tporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26

maAt bat. Dds ni.brieit. Qnsebot
fir bic pflaiterung Der Suter Qbenue
bon Der Beetman aur 2inben Strobe
nit Wocabam unb Sarbia mddte bic
gonnenp gonitruetion So. nit $5052,
aber bic Nrbeiten iperoen Iid nod bil=
Tiger ftelIen, ba auf gmpfeblung bes
Stobtinqenieurs Sbiple1 bic Jirma
fid bereit erfldrt bat, bon elmer 8s=
banbIuna bes pflufters nit 5orpid
Qlbitano gu nebmen, neil bic Sutsr
2lDenue febr obihiffig lit unb bic
5arpia gebdnblung ben Wagsnnerz
tebr iebr erihtperen purbs. Inter
bieIen nmftGnben felt it6 Der greis
um s5O7 niebriger. Die bsiben aon@
tratte perben am 0isnitdg Der 9onz
trolbeb0rbe our gefdtigung unterbrsiz
tet tperben.
=. 80. Jritid pirb laut elmer
a.Itern bon Mrbettsbirsttor Sunomds
fer eetroffenen Gntf6sioung fir feline
Dienfte als 8runoeigent9ums >Grperts
In benz aonbemnirungsoe be.
3iiqlih bes Gilbert IDenue 8iabutts
BON Der Stobt bic Summe bon $150C
erbolten.
Der itGbtiIhe gauinIpettoraubl
mann tpnbemnirte eeitsrn bus felt &C.
rdumer 3eit lesr itebenoe unb bergin
cinnati, Sumilton uno 0opton 8abl
gsb0rige 5aus go. 638 Carr StruB
als a6Iolut baufdllig unb als Ge
metnfhaben. Dos gebdube bat in be
lebten 3eit als ShlupflDintel fir al
lerbano Ii6tIheues GeInoel gebient.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26
Sn @aibinstnn
Ut ecr ilad)tise bieiise 1oitauseiteilte
". 8. Ggsleitun anisctaudDt.

2uut o.itern aus Daibington, ..
g., eingstroffsnsn 0epsItsu beflnoet
Tt 70. $. Gsglsitou. Der fliidtise ehes
maIiae 5ilfsiuperinteHoent oes Yo't'
onpeiIungs oepartsment i'm bieIt9eu
goitqmt, in Der gurbesbauptItaot.
Gr bat iih geitern nit Deridteoenen
i.iner bortigen Grsunbe in gerbIHs
ours ssiest.
Gr ToQ bic @bTdt tabsn, iia ben
gs60roen gu its1sn, min jsooh oorber
periutxn, Oh er oura cine 9egteihun5
oss 7eblbetrags, ben sr in IeIner aa1s
binterlaTen bat, iid ni6t StroIfreibstt
iitern tann. Wie sr ieinen Jreunoen
in WqIbingtor Sueeitanoen baben iol.
sritretten Iib feline llntsrihIsifs Iber
ben 3sitroum sirss Sabrss uno in Der
lesten 3sit pil sr auf elmer ausgs@
osbnten 9ummsltour gslpeien iein.
DAB Die lsBtsre 8eriiherung ou'
0abr6eit berubt, geht ooraus hernor,
bah peri6isoens Gollesen oes 8efrau'
borten i'm 9oitamt iotpie aud Die 8e:
beimbeamten, bic auT ibn fubuoeten, II
ben leBtsn sagsu bon p1ilnoelpbio
unb Nefp gort aus 2tniihtspoittartsr
bon Geglsitou srAalten haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26
2lnansene6me grfa6ruusen
Tahte Sobn Nsliou nit einem neu'
grmpnusnen Srenube.

Sobn Rslion, 81 Sabre alt. bon
Ro. 3486 Spring grooe 2lpsuu.,
madte seii.ru Raamittas an Der
ssrpnt Strabe bic 9etanntidaft einss
lisb.nstpiiroissn Gr.mben. tpelher ibm
tlasis, boB .r trant fei. Relion BRAD
te ieinen neugsponnsnsn 5reuno na4
elmer 4pothe.., no er ibm Wtebi5in
touft.. Sooanr Iisb er oemielb.n in
.inem Reiiaurant cine quite Wtahl3sit
psrabrei6en uno beiuhte mebrers
Wirtbihaften nit o.m Gremoen. am
2lbenb e.ssn 7:30 llbr fano er ii4
nak benz pdnbaHole 5rdhtbdbnboIs,
CT Der Jrpnt uro 9ine Strabe, obn!
Out unb nit ssridIasenem Geiidte an
9ob.n lies.no pisosr. Gr fhIeppt. iit
nit Rlbe nad Der A. 9iitri,titatiOn
mo er Melbuns srItattete. gr erinnsr..
iih Der GreisniiTs Der lesten Stunb.r
nictt mebr. gr bab. $40 in i.inem ge'
fise eeta6t, aIs er ben JrembeH traf
unb als er on Der Jront uno Ttnt
StroBe dufpa6te, tpor feline gaar'
fdaft perItpuRoen. RelIon tpuroe, D:
.r siemIicb itpsr be5eht mar, isin:'
eiaenen Siferbeit Dssen eingeIpsrrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26

nitt srrpiinTdtcn GoIgeu uuf ith ne9.
men noQte. Gs lei ferner Dem alager
ntht 3u8uE1utbsH, nah 18idbrIgem Se'
itQuo feiner G9e oteIe nunmehr peSen
Srrtbums ansufettsn uno CUR 4uF'
i0Iung gu bringsn. Gs lei ol'o oapon
Qusauaeben. bQB bic she be'tehen b!el'
be. Der alGger t0nne pegen Deg Se'
cen i'm periibten getrugs nIht bloB
Sen ourd Die 5eiratb erItttenen 9eloa
ihaoen forDern (pOiittOer Saaosn,,
Ionoern poQItGnoig 8enugthuun9, D.
b. audi ben entgangenen 8enIn1t.
Giner, ber's eilig bat.
Dor benz geter5bur8er 8e3lrtsser1at
itano DieIer Gage Elm ieAr el9enartts
Ger 9er6ret,er, Der friibere Jelo'ner
/ 0ogtopsti, Elm Munn pon etpu ore''
/ ria sSobren. Dieier Oostopstt bat e
fertio oebraht, nitt mehr uno nldt
tpericer ais 318 perItieoene, nuhtpels'
bare 8erbrehen 3u be9eben. Gr bat
I on be1n beraffneten 2luf'taro in NHts
( ri.Ionoproo pdhreno Der ReoolutIors
tbeiloen ommen, floh nah 9torpegen
unb lpurpe unter Der 8eoInaung, oaB
sr nitt 3um SoDe perurtbeILt ipliroe,
uusoelieFsrt. 9om WloStauer Uttls-
tarceritt nuroe er 81 IebenslangIld]er,
POM m}iIitGrQeritt in aieD gu a6ta
3sbniG6rioer 3nan9sarbeIt perurtAelIt;
er Iibt Iton mebrere Sabre IN lnteriu4
6unqsoeTGrgrii1en. neil ln3nlI1en DE
318 Straftbaten berausgetommen rno.
bic er Idmmttich 3ugibt. 3ur Abura
: tbsiluno beTinoet er iid ieIt ldngerer
3eit uuf elmer gourues oon Geridt 5u
Gertcht. IN Petersburg mar er me.
3 Qen Interiflagung bon 3ipeteInpdi.o
Rubeln ongetlogt unb Die Goppalte
: perbrob i'm pffenIidtlit. Gr hEelt
: DEN Rihtern etre porpurFspnlle Aeoe:
: .meine Serren Rihter! Was 1T oenE
| S;eTe oanse GeItitte? Was itebt oa'
: rauf? g}un, b0t'tens oretetnbnlb
Iubre QrreItuntenobtbeilung. Sodli
: oas etnen 8erQleth nit lebensldnglt'
der .3panqsarbeit ous2 Sd bite, os'
( GerhanolunQ gu beIdleunigen. Wohlr
e fpQ oas fiibren, penn mir bier lang'
: bin urb ber recen unb mir itehen Md
211 unperbanosIte Sahen beoor? Sd
: fpeiB pot, mics 9ebt. Sn einsr
It Sabre rGumen sic bel mir nit bod
$ items sp0If fFdasu uuf. 8ers6nen 81
I. iih einnt1l bic 3eit. SIT es ein yer
= qniqen, 10 Subr um Sabr in Setter
J. ppn elmer Stabt sur anoeren gu reiien
Ie I'd erIuhe Sie. iid gu beeilsn!" -
L Qetersburg legte man inn spei sSobr
= G}efdnqnib gu. rNa oIIo!" rtsf be
n 8erurtheilte urtpirId. Shcn an
r Rohmtttag puros .r nab pftpF
i tran8pprtirt.
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Hies uno 9as.

- Der gunbssanipalt Wepkrion
bat aeItern i'm Diiirittseritt bier BE-
ihuloigunsen Der 8.rIeBuns b.s Vobs
runssmitt.Isgsiesss sesen Die Bstts
man Sobnion Co.. eine Oeftiuations.
firma an Der Sycamore Strabe, ers
boben.
- Wie perlautet, tpirb Jrantairhs
n.r bonn Ghulratb als Witglieb bes
8ibliotbetsratbs on Stelle bes Dor
einigen 5agen perItorbenen glnipolts
Drauiin WulIin ernonnt perben.
- Den aontra.t fir bic pflaite.
runa Der Nutldnb Nne.. BON Dc,
Mpntsomerp gDenue CUR 9rimbl.
4penue NIT Badfteinen tpiro alle,
Wabrfheinlihteit na4 Der Rontrat.
tor patrid @leaIon erboIten. Der lnul
Der s.itern bon Mrbeitsbirettor SunD'
moier eetroffenen Gntf6eiouns mi
$7422.45 bos uiebsisfs Guotbot &C.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-26

Gin felt Iamer 6 bere6 g
fall. sJn einsmSberomlu, ME i'm Die
qbantoIie tines 0ihters niat be1er
erFinben t0nnts, bat an II. Suli 1910
bds Reitsgerint bus leBte Wprt ses
Iprohen. gir entnebmen bariiber Der
0eutihen SuriItsnz3 3eitung folgenoes:
S,Sm Sabre 1885 beiratbete Der ald9er
(oamuls 9arDeleutnanD feline iegl9e
Gbeoqttin in benz 8Iauben, oab IL
cine So6ter erIter She bes - Damals
in 3tpeiter STE Iebenoen - Grafen 9.
lei. Gr bate lie in oem 9au'e oe5
8rafen, no fie ais be6en So6ter unter
benz Rdmen 6 -. b. .. lebte, tenneR
oelernt.. Der Graf bate Bel Der Che
itIieBuns einsn gefdliAten 5duFFhetn,
laut oeIIen tie feline 5ohter eriter Gb:
iein ioQ, porqeIegt. @r bate ferner oem
aldger eineu fir Die WtilitGrbelor6e
beItimmten Repers ausgeIteQt, in mel
dem er iie ais Iein eigenes atno b.
stianet, ibr auf feline 2ebens3eIt eint
cyubresrente BON 5000 WRart perIprih,
unO ourauf binlpeiit, oab ite nah lei
nem Spoe ols GriaB fir bic tpegfal:
eide Rente 2lnrehte an etnen 81 bill.
eeuDen 1ioeitommiBfonos sur GerIor:
ouna Der &inDer Der 5iOeitpmmiBbe
fiter 6abea psroe. glls i'm Sabre 1901
cer GjruT re,itorben mar, entoedte lei
ne 8ittpe osm &Idger unb feline,
Satin, buB Dieie nur eine pfIege
tphter ses Grafen uno bic redte Sod
ter zines 2iIhlermsiiter3 uno feline
Gbefrau Isi. Der Graf bate bic Rsnt
bis an isinen Soo be5ublt. On o.n 81
! oeitpmmibfonbs (ber auf 10000 Di
anaepa6ien mary tam bic Satin be
aldgers feline Re6te er6eben. Sic hu
aud in grmangslung zines SeItdmcnt
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