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"stimulus Of Contra.tn ~ ronic.

"Sttmuius of Contrast" Is Topic.
Rev. Hinsen V. Hewlett delivered the
sermon at the regular sunday evening
service Of the Second Baptist Church last
night. Mr.. Hewlett took for his topic
THE stimulus Of contrast"
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Paris declares that transparent sleeves
are TO be a ruling feature.
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Chains are superseding leather straps
for handbag handles.
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Big FEAST PLANNED
SaengerS to Welcome Vienna
Students August %.
REPORT OF CHAIRMAN spIER

Executive Committee of Burd Has
Promises of Contributions to De-
fray Expenses of Entertainment.
Commissioner Rudolph VIII Make
Address OF Greeting at Banquet.
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Temperatures I'm other cities.

Temperatures in other cities. toee,hes with the
amount Of rainfall FOR .he twenty-foUr hours ended
n ,. u. yesterday. are as follows:
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Tfda Table.

To-day-H!gh tide 1912 A. m. and lO.i5 D. n
Low tide as a. m. and i;5i ,. m.
To-moTow-High tide II S5 a. m. and Il Il D. Il
Low tide 5;l5 a. N. and So p IN.
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GEORGE P. ZURH0RST,
BOZ East Capitol Street.

+. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director
and Enbalmer. Livery IN connection. Commodious
Chapel and Modern Crematoriun Modest rrieeS
80 Pennsylraaia ave. Nv. TelephOns Main ISIS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Largest Morning Circulation.
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Condition of the Water.


81 ,cial TO The Washington Herald
Harers Ferry, w. Va. Aug. 7.-Potomac clear
and Shenandoah slightly cloudy.
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Largest Morning Circulation.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
Notice of Special Stockholders
Meeting.

Notice is hereby given pursuant to
Gal of the President of the Hood Riv-
er Fruit Growers Union that a special
meeting of the stockhnl ders of said
corporation, will bs held at the opera
house in Hood River, Oregon, at the
hour Of O'Clock p, M, on Saturday,
the 22d day OF January, 1910, for the
purpose OF considering and acting
upon the following questions:
The sale of entire corporate prop
erty at the highest and best price OBJ
taiDable therefor.
2. The election of board OF five
directors the ensuing year, and
until their SUCCESSORS are elected and
qualified.
3 To consider and act upon the
quest ion of the dissolution of the cor
poration, and the distribution OF its
assets aud winding up OF its affairs In
whatever manner may be determined
by the stockholders OF said corpora
tion.
This notice Is published in the
Hood River Glacier aud the Hood
River News for one week. being two
issues thereof, and the date of the
first publication is January 5th, 1910.
This notice is also po.ted In three
public places in the city of Hood
River fOl the period OF ten days, ell
of which is pursuant to the bylaws OF
said corporation duly euacted.
r. h. Shepard, Seer etaIy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
Meet on Wrong Monday.

Attracted by the report in last
week s Gaoier that there was to be a
shakeup In the directorate of the
Home Telephone Company, much
moIe stock than usual was represented
Monday afternoon at the meeting
ca led by the officers as an annual
meeting of the stockholders. The
meeting proceeded in regular order
until, in reading the minutes OF the
annual meeting last year. Secretary
Z. s Davidson came across the
motion which had changed the by
laws calling fer the annual meeting
to occur on the second Monday in.
stead of the first Monday in January
It was then realized that 10 legal
meeting could be held and the stock
holders dispersed to meet next Mon
day Az had been reported, Charles
and O. Il. Hall we're present with
majority of the stock aud were ready
to contr) u the meeting. The Halls
have secured the big end OF the stock
within the last few week, and it is
understood they will take the active
management of the company into
their own hands at the meeting next
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

Mrs Elizabeth Bradley has returned
from an extended trip In Canada. She
was accompanied by Richaro Bradley,
of CIeemore, Canada.
There will be public installation of
officers of Candy Corps, No l6, at ,
M. Saturday, January Sth. Mrs.
Baker, Secretary.
Alf Perry, who has has been here
the past year, left for LII Angeles,
Tuesday, where he has accepted a
position with leading real estate
and insurance tirm.
The Apple Growers Union has re
ce ved word from Steinhaidt u Kelly
that the Hood River apples. which
were exhibited by them at the meet
ing Of the Maryland horticultural So,
ciety In Baltimore last mouth, we're
awarded the first prize. The eastern
firm has offered to send the diploma
here for the acrbives of the union.
The directors OF the Hood River
Athletic Association have organized
with the following officers: A. j..
Derby, president; Arthur Clarke, vice
president; E. Il. Boegess, secretary
and j. e. Montgomery, treasurer.
The initiation fee is now due and
payable from all members to Secre
tary Boggess.
Prof. l.. f. HENDERSON, wife and
daughter, Miss Constance Henderson.
left Saturday to spend couple OF
months visiting and travelling in the
south. They stopped off this week In
Denver where Prof Henderson is
attending the conference on the apple
package bill rheV will visit in
Mississippi and ,outem plate trip to
Cuba
Although the Circuit Court will
convene next Monday for the January
term in Hood River county, County
Clerk George D Culbertson has not
yet docketed any of the cases which
are to come up before the court at
this session There have been num-
erou+ cases Hled but Clerk Culertson
says he does not know how many.
There have been no entries made on
the dockets since last Septemer. 1t
Is understood that there are no Grim
inal cases pending but there will be a
number of civil cases to come up tor
trial
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
FRUIT JOBBERS TO SEE
HOOD RIVER WAY

The Western Fruit Jobbers Assooia-
tion which is meeting In Denver this
week will have an opportunity to ia
mil iarize itself with the Hood River
apple and some 500 fruit dealers OF
the middle western country who are
IN attendance will see the Hood River
Cack and eat Hood River apples. g.
h. Sproat, who IS here as the repre-
sentative of the Apple Growers
Union, took along ten boxes of Spitz-
en- hrrgs, Newtowns and Ortleys, which
will be on exhibition this morning IN
Denver In the room whore the con
+, renee on the Lalean apple package
bII IL to be held. Together with re
pIesentatives o the other apple dis.
trcits of the Northwest, Mr.. Sproat
viii oppose tine provisions of the bull
which call TOR different box than
the one now used IN THE locality.
lhe hood River pack will be shown
TO the denl els 10 order to demonstrate
to them the advantage of the box
used here over the package proposed
by the Lafean bill. The Colorado
growers use the proposed In the bill
now before Congress and there will
be strong opposition to the North
western package at the meeting
However, If the johbers indorse the
package used there after seeing the
Hood River pack, much vii be gain.
ed in the Hght sRaint the Lafean bill
Ibis will be great advertisement foI
the Hood River product ss the trult
dealers, who are 10 attendance at
the Denver meeting have few OF them
ever had an opportunity to see and
handle apples from here, as the sup
ply WIS never great enough to branch
out from the big New York and
foreign markets. After the apples
have been exhibited at the meeting,
Mr.. Spr0at will give them to the
visitors and they will have an op
portunity to eat the best apples in
the world.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
Reception at Mt. Hood.

A reception cf unusal delight was
given at Gribble's Hall, Mt. Hood,
by the ladies' OF the Presbyterian
church to the new pastor Rev. j. Van
Nuys and his wife Through the
storm of mingled rain and sleet,
about one handred Assem- bIed.
Music was rendered by Ray Babson
and G. |. Moody. Ray Babson,
Mrs. W. s. Gribble, Lizzie Cooper,
K. j. Mclsaac and W G. Smullin
had provided rare program of en-
tertainment and refreshments. Upon
a long table were placed plates of
sandwiches, cakes and relishes. At
one end of the table Mrs. G. |.
Thomas served coffee and at the
other end Mrs. W. M. Cooper served
chocolate. Ice cream concluded the
menu.
Remarks we're made by K. j. Nc.
Isaac, W. s. Gribble, Rev. W. @
Gilmore and Rev. }. Van Nuys. The
Mt. Hood people are to be congratu-
lated in the happy advent OF their
new pastor fIom which there is
certainly to grow great blessing to
the community.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
DENVER SHOW NOT
SO GOOD AS SPOKANE

According to telegraphio advioes
received here yesterday by the Gla-
cier, the Colorado National Apple
Show, being held in Denver this
week, does not come up to the eXhi.
bition held few weeks ago In Spo-
kane The Telegram states that the
comparison in unfavorable, the exhi-
bition inartisticslly arranged and the
apples poorly packed with no uni.
formity OF size. 1t states that the
apples are of good color. This Is
fair comparison OF the Colorado apple
which make up the most OF the Den
yer show and the northwestern apples
which we're shown at Spokane. The
Colorado growers whose pack is never
regarded as good as the northwestern
pack, are supporting the Latean
package bill, which il being fought
in the Northwest.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
RaptIst Church Election.

The annual business meeting of the
Baptist church occurred Wednesday
evening, December 20, at which time
a full quota of officers was elected.
Wm. Munroe and W. Il. FOrry was
elected to the deaconship, making
four. with M. Hill and Geo. +. Coe,
who have been serving the church Ia
that capacity. A, l. CsI michael and
j. NJ. Wood we're elected trustees
Samuel STARK, church clerk; j M.
Wood, treasurer Wm. Munrne, hnan-
cial secretary aud S S supt A com
mittee Of we're appointed on revi-
sion of church mem mbership.
The new pastor, Rev. j K. Har-
graves has been prevented from COM
ing as was expected for last Sunday,
on account of bis mothers sickness,
but hopes to be with the church,
Sunday. January g.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
PORTLAND PAPERS
SPECIAL EDITIONS

The Portland journal and Oregon.
ian issued "year end" and New
Years editions which were very in.
teresting and contained much Inform
alton concerning Portland and the
state of Oregon. The papers CON
tanned many facts about the resources
and opportunities of Oregon which
will be interesting to people in the
east who have a western bee In their
bonnet, The Oregonian was especial
ly ,ull in description OF the central
Oregon country which will tie opened
up Ey the railroads up the Deschutes.
The journal contained a couple OF
photographs OF Hood River scenes.
One WAS the familiar picture Of Mt.
Hood across Lost Lake. The other
labeled Getting Near To Nature"
was a picture of the tree house on
the Il II. Wallace place 10 the valley.
OF Hood River county the journal
said:
Hood River, Oregon's youngest
county, was created from Wasco
county in 1908, and contains an area
of BAT 600 acres, of which there are
practically none unappropriated or
open to entry. Hood River has made
itS name familiar in almost as many
seapoIts of the world as the term
Oregon oine. through its apples,
Hood River exoells in scientific apple
producing, packing and IN business
principles OF marketing. This oom-
munity has evolved principles
and methods that will he worth
hundreds of millions of~ dollars to
the state OF Oregon and its people for
generations to come. Other fruits
aside from apples are profitable ia
this county, and practically the
whole attention Of its population il
given TO fruit raising. The city of
Hood River IS the county seat, with
population of about 1000. Water
powers and transportation facilities
are numerous. The total assessed
valuation ut property in this county
this year was 81, 527, 335.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

The reports of Postmaster Yates
show that the postal receipts for the
Hood River postotfice we're sl7, l64 79
during fhe year 1909, showing an in.
crease Of S2,5T77 over the receipts
for 1908 This is an excellent indica-
tion OF the prosperity Bnd the volume
of business which is done in Hood
River. The eceipts OF he local post
flee have been more tbsn doubled in
the past i've years and they are nearly
five times as much now az 10 years
ago. For the quarter ending Decem
bet 81, the receipts we're S5, l78. ~,
being nearly $500 greater than any
previous quarter in the local Office.
The second aud fourth quarters ot the
year always show the largest busi-
ness Last year the amounts received
each quarter we're: lst, 50, 739. 20;
2nd, 81, 29S IA; 3rd, 1859 II; and
4th. s., l7S %
There are very few towns in the
country the size of Hood River,
which have the amount OF business
which Is done here. with popula-
tion of less than 1900 the postotiice
here is OF the second ass and the
town has tree city delivery. The
service rendered by the local Office is
very good considering the irregular.
ity of arrival Of the mails, especially
at this time OF year. Three rural
carriers and star route to Mt.
! Hood serve the residents of the
valley.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
BlNGEN
lFrom the Observer.l

George Kslten bach, who has been
attend ding school here, went to his
home ID Portland to spend the Christ
mas vacation
r Depee, former section boss at
this place is now holding down a
similar jot for the o. K. Il N, at
Wyeth, Ore.
f. H. Phillips, OF Hoquiam, who
has been spending Christmas With
bis parents here, returned home We'd
nesday.
MIR. and Mrs. ". g. Beasley and
daughter, who haze been spending
Christmas with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. } W. Phillips. left for their
home at Fort Candy, Monday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
tBRLEF LOCAL MATTERS .

The Dietz Studio for photos.
Land Plaster at Whitehead's.
Cold boiled ham at Mcclure Bros.
For sauerkraut go to Ed Holman.
Shoes made or repaired at Johnsen's.
Our work guaranteed. De!tz Studio,
Buy your L me and Vitrol at White
heads.
Hazelwood Creamery Butter at Nc
Guires.
Go to Ed Holman's for home made
sausage.
Roy Slocom went to Portland last
week.
For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to
McDonalds.
Ii you want shoes that don't G.
wrong 60 to Johnsen's.
Money to loan on improved farm
land. T. ID. Tweedy.
l.. K. Kelley spent New Years in
Portland.
r. II. Stanton was in Ths Dslles OF
business last week.
Home Rendered Leaf Lard at Mcclure
Bros.
Best line OF Spray Nozzles at McDon
aids.
A. s Blowers has left his maIs
with John Hinricbs tor sale.
Miss Hunt, Public Stenographer,
Room IA. Hall building.
If your shoes have gone wrong take
them to johnson.
Mrs. D. Mortimer is spending tht
week In Portland.
Shasta Water Jack can furnish you
with oysler coctails by the glass, quar-
or gallon.
Mrs X. X. Adams. of Portland. is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Clarke.
Just received thirty barrels OF blue
stone. Prices are right. @. n. Clarke
Glacier Pharmacy.
| have now several new propertie
for saIe in the upper valley.
W Il. Marshall, Dee.
Fresh Eastern and Olympia Oysters
at De Bussey's Oyster House by pint,
quart or gallon.
Bearing orcnards wanted in ri
sized tracts We have buyers fol
good hearing orchards. See US righ'
away il you want to sell.
j. IL HeiIbroBner x Co
Mosier has asked the Portland Con-
n ercisl Club to help it in getting Z
good hotel.
Miss Julia Claxton returned this
week from Shaw, in the Nillamett'
valley, where she spent the holidays
with her uncle, K Claxton.
Lyle apple land at your own price
Within the Hood River district you cat
buy the best of apple land for $23 al
acre and up, partly cleared. Ask NelsoI
about it, in Smith BIocE.
have now several new proper ties
for sale in the upper valley.
W. h. Marshall, Dee.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
WHITE SALMON.
(Fr' m EnterprIseo

Miss Louelia Allan left Friday to
speud Christmas at her home in Al
bauy, Ore. She returned Monday
n. W. Freelsud returned SUNDAY
from a visit Of several weeks With
friends and relatives in Missouri and
Illinois
Mrs. Grace Wright and little SOD.
arr we'd last Thursday from Col ueld,
New, to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, OF
Bristol
Al Sheffield was In Hood River
NJ uday having bis eyes treated he
+ nepu having considerable trouole
with them for the lsst few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs A. j. Ward went t'
Portland last Friday to spend Christ
mas With their daughters there.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

The school board has secured two
new teachers for the schools to Ill
vacancies caused by the RESIGNATION
of two of the grade teachers. NJ iss
Constance Henderson resigned as
teacher Of the Seventh grade to take
trip through the south With her
parents, and Miss Ida V. Turney, OF
Wisconsin, has been secured to take
her place Miss ZelIa Kreisler, fourth
grade teacher, resigned because OF
i'll health and her place Is being filed
by Miss Gertrude Whippo, of Min.
neapolis. The two teachers are in.
strutors of experience and come
highly recommended.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
Sacred Concert Enjoyed.

The New Years Sacred Concert
given Sunday evening at the Riverside
Congregational church wsssshighly en-
joyed by aIarge audience. The chnrch
Was crowded and many persons we're
unable to even find standing room.
Every number of the program WAS
well rendered end the sol oists did ex-
ceptionally well. The number rem
dered by the young ladies' qusrtette,
consisting of M isses Eva Brock, Lei ia
Radford, Aldine Bartmess aud Helen
Orr, was we'll done and much appTe.
ciated by the listeners. The secoud
part of the program consisted OF a
Chistmss choral csntata, "Ihe Hope
of the World, rendered by the choir
In a most pleasing manner.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

Henry Shields and Miss Gertrude
Wells we're united In marriage New
Years day at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs William Wells.
I'LL Wilson street. Rev A. j. Adams
of the Christian church performed the
ceremony in the presence Of the i'm
mediate friends aud relatives Of the
bride and groom. An excellent we'd
ding dinner was served the guests.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

Tho Ministerial Association met
Monday morning a. the Christian
church. Rev W. G. Gilmore was re-
elected president and Rev. A. J.
Adams was elected secretary. The
evanRelistic committee reported that
there WIS fund Of Sl35 To ne turned
over to the Womau's Club to be
put into the Free Library fund.
The next meeting o. thu association
vii be held MONDAY, January II.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

10 the members of Park Grange
The annual installation of officers of
Park Grange, r. OF h., will he held at
Grange Park, Friday evening, Jan. IA,
Der uty State Master. A. |. Mason,
acting as Installing officer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

very accurately describes anyone's feel
inys who is confined to the houes with
an attack Of rheumatism, lumbag (,
stiff joints or mu .cles Billiards. Snow
Liniment will cure the trouble. relieve
the pain and make you as supple as
two wear old. sDd by Chas. n. Clarke.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

Bearing orchards wanted in ell
sized tracts. We have buyers for
good bearing orchards. See us right
away II you want to sell
j. Ii. Heilbronner g. Co,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06
Mr.. SnrNat Gaes East.

g. II. Sproat, sec etary OF the Ap.
pie Growers Union, lett Friday for
Denver, where he will represent that
organization in the discussion OF the
Lsfean apple package bill In the
meeting of the Western Fruit Jobbers
Association.
From Denver Mr.. Spi oat will 20
on to New York and spend a couple
of weeks Investigating apple market.
ing conditions in the metropolis.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-01-06

Bert IDgalls went hunting last week.
All be got for his pains was the pleas
ure of drinking tUlger's Golden Gate
Coffee which he took with him.
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ct. Spbn's College.

SSu ser fl. Siterpode leitete Der
bo9m. Bater Mlto, 3. g. g., bon Ml<
bunp Die geiitliden l1ebnngen Der
ebrm. 2aienbriioer oes &loiters. -
Mfan ermartet in menigen Sagen Die
Mnfunft ser adt @emal6e fir oas
|Sdiff ser Mbteifirde, nit oenen bann
sic &aitourierl1ng 6es @ottesbouies
ibren MbidIuB finoet. Die 8iloer iino
in ser 8euro1ter &unft gebalten nno
BON MaIer 8oib aus Milmanfee per=
fertigt. Ser genannte &err miro
oann audi Dor Ser Gafultat Der Mnitalt
einen Bortrag iiber bie 8enroner
@11nit balten. - @iner Gi1la6ltng oes
bo9m'iten Mbtes bon ct. Sobn'S fol-
geno NITRO ser bodtu'1te MM Ertmas
&iI6ebran6 Sc &emptine, Ser in &om
reiioiert, oieien 5ommer nod ben Ser
einigtet1 5taaten fommen nno an6
Ser ct. Sobannes abtei einen ange-
nebmen 8eiud ~abItatten. Inter
ser 2eitl1ng oes bodm'iiten Mbtes Be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Der uI1erbtttltDe ZOO, Ger OIPleS lle'
lie Mitgefiibl erregte, es mar bic lebte.
ii6tbare Entertaining, sic einem gan'
sen Manne un6 einem 8rieiter gait.
MeuBerli@ perlief iein 2eben lebr ein-
fad; es lit nidts bon Gbrmngen ooer
Mus5ei9nungen gu beri6ten.
@eboren mar ser 8eritorbene am'
l21. 6ebruar 1916 gu Gliding i'm 8is,
tbum grmelano alS Sobn epargeli<
ider gltern. 5ein 8ater mar Snba-
Der uno Better Ser @lbinger 3eitnng
un0 pertrat Sen @ablfreiS glbing-Mea-
rienburg piele Sabre I'M oeutl9en
@ei@stag uls fonierpatiper Mgeoro<
meter. Ser iu1rge Sobannes beiubte
oas @pmnaiium ieiner gateritaot,
IieB lid inn Observation-Disclosures 1T oie
fatbolii9e Stride aufnebmen uno be-
5og infolge oeiien oas fatboliife @pm=
nahum gu 8raunsberg. 0as 3eug<
nib ser @eife erbielt er auf 6em @pm<
nahum gu &aoerborn inns mllroe in
oas 8rielterieminur 6aielbit anfge=
nommen. gls 5ub0iafon fam er nad
Mmerifa u1o lanoete in Seem Oorf an
|2S. Mai 1867. Sur Sortiebung leiner
5tuoien meilte er I'M 8ieiterl eminar
3u ct. 6rancis, @ts., nn0 erbtelt oa=
ielblt ant 80. September 1869 sic fl.
@rieitermeibe. @ier5ig Sobre mar er
iomit in ser Seeliorge in mebreren
8iStbiimern tbatig, bis ser ielige 8i=
i6of @artp i'm in 1895 na6 ct.
Glouo berief un0 linn inn Sribiabr
1896 sic &farrei2uremburg mit8earl
Safe als 5iliule iibertrug. 3molf boil
lie Sabre meilte &farrer @erni6 BORT,
tis er Dor 5mei Sabren iene 8farrei
nit @aoena pertaui6te. Scum lit oas
Mnes aus, oes gdnitters Genie traf
ibn gar gu idarf. Sin einem goloe=
men Sriiblingsmorgen fat man i'm
Dtnausgetragen. Wte gum leBten Ao=
idieosgruB ianbte sic Sonnte 1bre
freunoli9en 5trablen auf Sen Sooten
bernieoer. Som 9r6tburm Der iano=
ten sic @loden ibren ebernen @rnB,
un6 6ann cling es binaus CUR lebten
@ubeitqtte. Sort oben baben tie i'm
gebettet, Sic ibn lieben6en 8farrftn=
ser, 6o, mo- ser 8lid bon Ser Sobe
oes &irdbofs iiber sic Staot 8aoe=
no iid peitet, BORT miro ibn Ser Mor=
gen ser Muferitebung meden. Dte
5ablrei6e S9aar ser Srauernoen,
5000 bis 5000 Meni9en, man6te ii6
beim nit tbr6nen6en Mugen - Ben
&atbolifen bon @aoena bat n1un ibren
&ater begraben.