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The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08
CONTEST NOTICE
Department OF the Interior. United states
Land once.
Serial No. O7a0l
Contest No. %42l

Serial No. O7a8l
Contest No. <42l
Sterling. Colorado. Dec. 9, 1910.
A sufncient contest affidavit having
been filed in this ONCE by Walter w.
Rust. contestant, ag~inkt He Entry No.
O.9sl, Serial No. U799A. made July /, lOt ..
for NE Il Section 3. Township N.
Range h6 W. 9Th Prir cipsl Meridian. ~
Benjamin n. nun. ig IN. Conte>tee. ia
which it is alleged that Be- iamin H
nunnigan has wholly abandoned said
tract and changed his residence there
from Said tract is not settled upon and
cultivated by SAID party as required BY
law and said tract is now In its native
state: that all of said failures still e>ist.
Said parties are hereby notified to ap-
pear, respond and offer evidence touch
ing said allegation at 10 O'Clock n m. on
] .nuary Q, 1911, before the Register q y d
Receiver at the nited States Land ONCE
in sterling. Colorado. The sad contest
ant having. in a proper affidavit. filed
Dec q. 1910, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service
OF this notice can not be made. IL is here
By O o.dered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
Record address OF entrymaa-Uconto
Nebraska.
w. II. Pound Register
Z. r. Timberlake, receiver
First publication in Greeley ribune
December <. lylo: last publication
Janua =, 1911.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior, United States
Land Offiee.
Serial No. O101O3
n ,nteRt M. ll21

Serial No. O1O1O3
Contest No. 4i22
Sterling. Colorado. Nov. 2?, 1910.
A sun -ient contest AFFIDAVIT having
been filed in this ,tfic. by Waiter W.
Rust. CO testant ag inst He Entry No.
OlOlO3, Serial %. Oloiu3 made November r
-, 1909, for S.Wi section 3J, TowEsh y
81. Range So W., 9Th Prin Meridian. By
John y. Parker. Contestee. in which II =
alleged that John b Parker has who "
abnnd med said tract and changed his
r. sidence therefrom: that entryman
never established bona fide r-siden ice
thereon, that said tract is not settl~d up
on and cuIiivated by said party % Re.
auired by law and that said traet IN In its
native state. said parties are herr b.. noti'
ned o appear, respond. and oder violence
touching sale allegation at 10 O'Clock . M.
on January IL. 1911, before the kegiste
and Receiver attne United States Land
tfice in Sterling, Colorado. lhe said
contestant having. in = proper amd.v,t.
which show that after due diligence per
sonsi service Of this notice can. NOS be
made, II 10 hereby ordered and directed
that surh notice be given by due and
Record address Of Sterling.
-. H. Pound. Regfster
@. \. Timborjake. Receiver
First UaN1acaAion II Gssotey TyiAana
necemher &: 1910: last pubifSzl 6
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EsrRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Noti ,e il hereby given to whom It may
concern that the following described
estray animals were taken up near latte
Nov. 90, 1910. towit: ,ine dark brown
horse. about IL years old. and one light
bay mare about about years old. weight
brand on either. said animals being un-
known to this Roard. unless claimed By
estrays will be sold by this Board for the
benefit OF the owner when found.
STAIE BOARD of STOCK INSPEC
TON COMMISSIONERS.
Denver Colo
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Subject to any and all easements or
rights Of way heretofore legally % aimed
there be.
heserying, however. to the State OF
as. ores aud metals f' q evesy e1 Hi"d :s .ed
and Other ike substsnces iir" ia or "nde: De-;
exress ior the purpose OF mining .to9staer
with enough oi the surface ot sAase ~
aI v.sess* = e 49, - - "a
Value q impreye.~ent: on sh,s land as
.ivner Of Improvement nt.--------------
Sale Application No 1913.
No land will be sold at less than the
minimum p ice per acre. - given above
der, and each tract will be sold A. de-
scribed above be the same more or less.
Terms Of payment shalt be - follows.
acre. 10 per cent OF the purchase money
on the day Of the sale. the balance in
eighteen equal annual payme nts at 0per
than x2:5 per acre and less than $75 per
Acre, 90 per cent. cash on the day Of sale.
the balance in fourteen equal annual pay
ments at per cent. per annum. Lands
sc ling for S75 and upwards, 30 per cent:
cash. and balance in seven equal annual
pay nts at per cent. interest. II the
purchaser does not own the Improve
ments he must pay for the same at sale.
Purchaser will execute bond. as provided
be citizen OF the United Sites. or one
who has declared his intention OF becom-
ing such. must pay appraisement and ad-
i he board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
No sale shall become effective until
passed upon by the state Lccd Board.
Register State Board of Land Commis-
First publication in Greeley Tribune,
Dec. g. 1910 Last publication Dec. 20. 1910
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08
THE PLYMOUTH HOTEL

Is the place to stay when in Denver
for your holiday shopping. You will fiod
il most convenient and home like, and
but few minutes wslk to all large de-
partment stores. Rooms are quiet.
pleasant and clean, vi h accommodating
service. Special rates of 81 per day and
upward. Drop line to MRS. N. NJ.
Ohaer. MEr., aud rooms will be re-
served for you.
Take 18th IT. Car At Depot and get OF
n Hotel, 10th and Broadway.
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EsTRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom Il may
concern that the following described
estray animal was taken up near Lupton,
Weld county Colorado. on or about nov
years old. right hind foot. white. wire cut
on left front leg. We: hit about 300 pounds :,
no visible brand Said animal being I'M
owner on or before Dec. 81. 1910, said
es,rav will be sold by this Board for the
be etit VI the owner when found.
stale BOARD bF STOCK lNSPEC-
TON COMMISSIONER.
DenyeF. Colo
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to pieces.

Outside of Denver. Weld county
showed the largest gain numerically
of any county in the state. And If
the rest of the state will keep an
eye on us we will show them how to
go some more.
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! ! ! ! 1 /
iS1 / s.Wl% 81 IN. ;6-,W $50 $50
iUO SEA SO sN. 6BW $40 1880

Subject to any or all easements or
rights of way heretofore legally obtained
and now in full force and effect, II any
neserving, however. to the State OF
Color ado ali rights to any aud all miner.
ais, ores and metals OF every kind and
character. and all coal. asphaltum. Oil.
and other like substances in or under
said land. and the right Of ingress and
eeress for the purpose OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
may be necessary for the proper and con:
veni-nt working OF such minerals and
Value OF improvements on this land as
appraised by this Department.. ~ 1000
.wner OF Improvements. LolisA a.
Mead.
sale Application No. 1880.
No land will be sold at less than the
m nimum price Per acre. AS given above.
The parcels will be sold in the above
order, and each tract will be sold as de-
scribed above-be the same more or less.
Terms of payment shall be As follows,
viz: On lands lei ing ioi $3.50 to SO per
acre, 10 per cent. OF the purchase money
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No sale shall become effective until
passed upon by the state Land Board.
B l.. L.JcFFEkouN.
Register State Board Of Land Com
missioners.
First publication In Greeley Tribune
Decent er $. 1910; last publication
December 80, 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08

Children take BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP willingly because
it tastes nice. There isn't better
remedy anywhere for children's S
coughs, hoarseness and bronchitis.
It's good medicine and easy to
take. Price csc. soc and s1.00 per
bottle. Sold by Carson w. Gilbert.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08

The greatest danger from infiu-
enza is Of its resulting in pneu-
monia. This can be obviated by us
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
as it not only cures influenza. but
counteracts any tendency OF the d.
sease towards pneumonia. Sold by
all dealers.
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.

Notice il hereby given that will sell at
public auction. to the highest responsible
O'clock D. M. at the ofiic. OF lne state
Board of Land Cummiss ssioners, Capitol
Buiiding, Denver, Colorado. the following
described Ian 3, ,situat ed in Weld County.
Colorado. viz:
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SALE OF STATE LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that will sell at
public auction, to thu highest responsihie
at clock m ., the office OF he State
Hoard u Land Commissioners, Capitol
building. I enver. Colorado. the flowing
Color ado, viz:
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that I will sell
at public auction. to the hig he st res ponsi-
1911. at o'clock. p IN at the office OF The
state Hoard of and Commissioners, Cap
itai Building. Denver. Colo. the GLOWING
Colorado, viz:
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08

Two Greeks We're brought
county jail from Froler1l
night. where a general row
some coal miners brought a,
help. The pair were Char,I
disturbance. resisting an oHlI
carrying concealed deadly \
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Are you doing that Christmas
shopping early, or are you waiting
like some of US until you get the
price?
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price?

Weld county beet growers have
just divided another half million
among themselves and the city man
is now wondering If farming doesn't
beat that weekly pay envelope all
to pieces.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08

Dan Pattee. who went to Arizona
a month ago to get relief from con-
sumption, is home, not improved.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08
Notice

To you one and all: l say please
leave your orders for Christmas
trees at once with ]. NJ. Peterson at
707 Eighth street. Greeley. Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08

!. OR SALE-about 900 TnySd-
falia Niiliurnisb flei 4 ,lSs gis
ing on the plnee Good MAJ,
pump, corral, sheds, etc Six NJ,
stock yards. & and u. sititns W.,
miles. Apply to Jones and DaSi,
Welton. Denver. -''
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! / ! j i /
rs rs rs ss ss# ss$ s# s e e
fGo ! IF. .. 20 ~. NON -l-.co. SIS

Subject to any or all eas cfnents or
rights Of way heretofore Legally GOT tined
aud nov in fuii force and effect ii any
there ne.
ieseryinp. however. to the state Of
Colorado all rights to any and ali miner.
ais. ores and metals OF every Kind and
character, and IL coal. asphaitum. oil
and other ike subs In or under
erress for the ptrpns of mining. together
with enough OF tn" surface @: same
may be necessary for the prupeF and con
venient working OF such mine ais and
substances.
V.lle Of improvements on this land MS
appraised by this Depa rtmeHt SSis.,O
owner ~ imprOf ements. l.. A. Jackson.
sale ppiirstion No 55i
No band will be sold at less than the
minimum pfice per acfe.as given above.
order. and each I act will be sod as
desc ibed above-be the same more or
less.
erns of payment shall he as follows.
viz: On lands selling for - 30 to ~ PER
acre, 10 per cent o the purchase money
equal annual payments Mt G per cent. per
annum. and- selling at more than x2'
per acre and less than . per acre 20 per
cent cash on the day Of sale. the balance
in fourteen equal annual payment. At z
per cent per nnnum. lands seliing for
40 and upwards 40 per cent. cash and
balance In seven equal annual payne nj
At z per cent interest. II the purchaser
does not own the improvements. he must
pay Tor the same vt sale. Purchaser will
act 81 JuIy z. 1905. must be a citissn OF
| the United states. or one who has do.
ciared his intention of becoming such.
must pay appraisement and Advertising
Seoe. -
The Board reserves tho right to rsjsct
ANY and all bids.
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WANT Al

EOR SALE - THE SOrrv
quarter section 4---Is WsiF
Colo. Price S5,OUO, 81 ,UuU re's,u
on easy terms. q. U. William, ~ \,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-17

are no statistics available that will
enable US to measure it accurately.
Importations are classified quite differ
emily under the old law and under the
new law. For instance, rubber toys
were classified as manufactures OF rub
Der under the old and as toys under
the new, and this change alone &C.
counts for reduction in the impOrta-
lions OF rubber manufactures under
paragraph 463. and greater increase
in the importations returned under
paragraph 431.
1t is the opinion of those best quail
flied to judge that there has been and
will continue to be an increase in the
importations of rubber manufactures
of the class / have described and
consequent increase in the revenue.
Jolt for Insurgents.
In the tariff discussion of other days
the advocates of the protective policy
have usually been called to meet in
debate men with convictions on the
subject - democrats of character,
whose theories of government differed
completely from those held by repub
lican protectienists men who had
some regard for the accuracy Of their
statements and some knowledge of the
subjects they discussed.
Now attacks upon republican pres
ident and republican measures are led
by men whose political existence de.
ponds upon their capacity and to this
there seems to be no limit-for mis-
representations and the ignorance of
their adherents.
Strangely enough, this little group
of men-very small in number had
arrogated to itself the leadership of
the prOgressiyes, and its members
pirate about the treatment of the tariff
as moral question.
Very truly yours,
Nelson w. Aldrich.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-17

31AGAS0SSu uAuCAa IAS 0CI VI 1905 lOI IuS
reasons set forth. under the present
act there has not been single case.
Very truly yours.
"Thad s. sharretts.''
Rate Not Excessive.
The committee found the desired UNI
iformity was secured by making all
the rates 80 instead of So per cent.
This would have involved loss of
revenue based upon the importations
of 19Os-of more than half million
dollars. Therefore they decided to
recommend the uniform rate Of 35 per
cent.
1t was not believed, nor do now
believe, that this rate was in any case
excessive. Take the case of the rub
Der manufacturers, for instance. While
it is true that 80 per cent was ample
for protective purposes for large
class of goods, the articles which were
principally imported under these para
graphs were of character which
would not be burdened- even from the
standpoint OF revenue tariff-by a
duty of IS per cent.
The principal importations Of rub
Der by rubber manufacturers covered
by these various paragraphs. were rub
Der dolls, rubber toys, druggists sup
plies. fancy articles and novelties of
various kinds. The imposition of an
extra duty of per cent would certain
ly not be q hardship to anyone in
terested in these articles.
When he considers that the average
rate upon all articles imported into
the United States under the act OF
1900 is in the neighborhood of Al per
cent. certainly IS per cent could not
be an excessive rate in this case from
any standpoint.
| With reference to the effect with
which these changes in rates have had
on importations and revenues, there
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-17
AIDRlCH ANSWERS
BRISTOWS CHARGES
Gives Facts AZ to the Rubber SEIZED.
ule Of the Payns Tarlft
Bill.
i SCANDAL Is EXPLODED

The Rhode island Senator Makes =
plenitisd and Complete Reply
20 psmasoeleai Aeeussr.
Providence. r. l., Aug. 10. 1910.-
Hon. William B. Mckinley. Chair
man Republican Congressional Com
mittee. Washington, D. C.Dear Mr..
Mckinley: l have been asked by re-
publican candidate for congress In an
Illinois district to furnish him the
facts with reference to the changes In
the rubber duties in the tariff act Of
1909.
The persistent reiteration Of the alb
ssurd misstatements Of Senator Bristow
with .eference to the tariff on rubber
furnishes such q characteristic illus
tration Of the nature Of the criticism
and the character Of certain critics
Of the tariff act Of 1909 that 1t seems
to me desirable that full statement
Of the facts should be made in re-
Spouse to this inquiry.
Senator Bristow's statements were
as follows:
lnat tne senate committee on
nnance, q winch was chairman IN
creased the duty upon certain manu-
1actures OF ruDDer from ~ 20 80 per
Gent.
lnat curing tne session OF I'M
mediatelys after the adjournment OF
congress- LIN connection with otn1ers,
80 u ' ), : 2 1e'1A : 80 10
f,nr, nov ., NJ, !, !, No !. 1. r,,a .+ro,,
holder ana dtrac g: 8 7s. {,
20 rbaf n / &, !, II, ,.,,s+ u,
,na,l,a+o,v !, ,,vo ], "a Il re.a,v me r,.sns
& cy,,da ruthar ~ +ha snrnlv q
witch Il ! hso,n+e,v controls
"a that this vast r,,hber monono,v
tha Int Z ar+ q >>y3nh rer. f,omn.nu
u,.s ah,a IN accorn+s ~ tha, a., gae d,
the tariff T. .at,vance-and did rand.
" advance the price Of every rubber
product from automobile tires to baby
rattles..
J IS. That the increase of the rate
on rubber manufactures from 80 to
35 per cent enabled the Intercontinent-
al Rubber company to realize enorm.
GUS profits. as shown by the large div.
idends It had paid in the early months
OF the present year, and the increase
in rates was brought about with this
end in view"
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litigated under the act of 1897 for the
reasons set forth. under the present
act there has not been a single case.
Very truly yours.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-19
6ealeD's Spgirbaus
gun eiusm jmeiieH 5snsr btsrobt.

gBie bersits in bieisr 3eituna Be-
riht,t. fam aeitern Moresn sea.n 3
llbr in Der Stallurq ees Carl gbit.
lips untsr 5edIsn's 2ogirhaus on Der
Gds Der Gano uno ct. Clair 4lIen Elm
fSeuer gum 4usbruh. tpelhes untsr
ben 80 B1iten oes 2ogirbauiss bic
arobte garit psruria6te. Ro6bem bi:
0sfdbr beIeitigt tporben mar, isbrt:n
10 Der armen 5eufel ipiebsr in bic
5oble 3uriid unb hatt,n iih tdun,
auf ihrsn tiimmerlihen 2deern auss
ssitredt. ols bic Jeueriprisen a6ermals
Dor oas 6ous geraiTeIt tdmen. Die
Rdnner. pelfe iicb nod nidt bon
ihrtm eriteu Stredsn erhoIt bdttsn,
itiir5tsn iih nun pisber in rilb.r
Tluht aus benz 6auis, ieeoh iteIie ts
iih berdus, bob bic ejefdbr pors
ii6er pdr. in benz astItr mar
Elm 5tpsites issusr gum Qusbrut)
oetomreH, lpeIfes ppr 4ntunit Der
;Seueripe6r bon 2tnseitelItsn NIT einis
gen gimern WaiIer gelofht porbsu
mar. Der non bem trTten issuer an
cerittste Shaoen tpsro ouf stno
$500 obasIhdst uno III bRr6 Der.
iiferuna aebedt.
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YerionaisW otiSen.

FRI. Gmma guttemiIler,
Die anmutbiae Iohter BON 5erru Or.
: bn s. guttemiller, tpurbs
geftern nit 5errn Or. M Grton
10 hitdcre, einem hoddngeiebenen
4r3t, in Die RoienFefeln Der g6e &C..
Ihmispet. Die 2rduung tpurbe i'm eff
terlifsn 5sim Der graut, go. $3.50
Quburn 2lpenus, poa3ogen uno mad
Der 0ermdblung tplrbe Elm Qunhe6n
ierpirt, tporauf bas iunge 8aar feline
6oh8eitsreiis dntrat, bertu 2iel bic
Bermuda Snieln iinb, tpo 5err unb
yrau Or. W6itucre etpa bier Wohen
5u perpeilen eebenten.
Serr W. &. Sngdlls, Der Dor
tiger beg Birettoriums Der Big 5ouc
8dbn. tsbrte geItern nah ishgpodiger
Qbpeisnheit BON Balm Bead, Siu.,
3uriit unb ieinem 2usiehen mad, al
urtbeiIen. BAT ibm Der Qufsnthdlt bort
Iehr tpohl qet6dn. BON benz tiiralihc::
aruntbsitsarfa1 III tpeiter nihts 3us
riidgeblisben. ais cine gans unbeoeua
tenbs Shtpdfe i'm lin.en gein.
Die Itsrblite 0iille bes bttdnns
ten 8eIanqDereinse e0irilsntsn 5errH
56eoDor q. 8urd. bsr dm 9ons
nsritua i'm Itter bon So Sa6rsn Die
auuen gum etpiaen Shlummer ihloB,
ipiro am Wontag Pahmittaa um 2
llbr, pom Sterbbduie No. SO Dat
Strdbe in fort 5bomds aus, CUR let.
tan Ruhe bsitatist psrben uno bic sdhls
reifsn s5rsunbe bes 8erblifenen iotpi'
in .riter Gigie bic Wlitglisber Der pers
| fhieoenen 8eianapereine, bis sr biri.
oirie, psroen ss iih ratiirlih nihi
nshmen laHen, ibm Die Isbts Gbre 81
ertpeiisn.
on Der gliit6e ieiner :Sdhrs, an oe,
Shpeue oes %. 9ebensiabres, tpu-o:
6err Qlfrsb 5stnrih 2 6ress
bed. mad ldnuerem 2eiben. in ieiner
elterlihen Wohnung in Tent, 8. IL
bic Gtpiateit obbsruien. Der 0eretpiaEe
Elm Sohn bon 5erru uno Trau 6eiu.
rid 2 hnssbed, bo6asatistsr
Yionisrer BON Tent. mar Elm itiQa.
iunasr Wanu. Der iih bur6 isins Dor:
trsffIifen ghardtiereiesuitafieu bit
allusmeins ahtuug gu ertusrben az.
tpubt bate unb bic gramaebsuoten Gl'
tern uno 8sihpiiter biirfsu BEL pieisr
| fttperen ShidTalspriiFurq. Die lie te.
iroffsn. Der innidften 5heiIrahme pe,'
| Iif,srt isir. Die geeroioura finbst a:T
Wontaa um balb elf llhr 0ormittaai
oom 5rausrbauIe aus itatt, iporaui
um Elm llbr in Der Griten Jsutihsr
Reformirten Stride an Der ssrsemar
uno 5ulbsrt 4Dsnue Elm 5rauergott:s'
bisnIt abgsbdIteu iperbeH tpirb.
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Sas esItrige Spmp6onietou3ert err
freute iidJ zines reat auis6nIi6eu 9ez
Iuts uno namentlih Der SoIiitin, Der
bsriibmten 2ntiitin 5rau &irtbp>
Qunu, purbs Elm u6eraus bersliner
BiQtomm bereitet. Die 4iinitlerin
mar in Der Ddbl ibres programms
nidt serabe isbr gIiitlih qetpeisn,
benn ibre 5auptnummer ga 5iuncse
ou 5iurboQier" bon Saint Suens
pirtte etpas enttdui6enb auf bds pus
bIitum. 9as SrteIter bot Iehr amer
tsnnenspsrtfe 2eiftungeu uuter Der
2eitung BON Serrn Stotopstp. tpenn>
ichon es iih aud bier iibsr bic 3uiamz
msnItsllung oes Yroeramms rehteu
liebe. 91s Programm ipiro tpie ubIin
beute 2lbsno sur Wiebsrbolung gelan=
gen unb cine eiHoe6enos SsIprehun9
oss Hon3erts tptrb in Der morQiaen
aussa6e bisies gIuttss psr0fientlint
lperoen.
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Vemer Sauplab
fir ben proieftirten gleabau bes ct.
Wlarien, s,oIpitals ausgewGblt.

8us neuc ct. Wldrien 6oipitdl
pirp ntdi, pie uripriingli4 beabiih@
tiat, an Der Gde Der Woobburn 4pe.
unb 9ocltIt Str. srIteben, ionotrn an
Der Gde Der Wopoburn ape. uno Sibz
rep Strabs. Die uripriinglid in
Iusiift asromntsne Gde 1T fir ein
6oipitoI bel gu gsrduihOpa uno untsr
bieienlImitdnecn iahen ii6 bic Shpe.
tern, unter beren Cbbut oas Ct Ira
risn !ooipitot iiebt, na6 eiuem paHen.
oeren Blab nm unb Derduberten Der
gauplaB an Der Woooburn 4pe. uni
2ocuIi Strube.
gs geIong ibnsn fdlisBlid, oonGri
Wnrp Glindbdmmer unter iebr an:
nebmborsn 8eoingunsen bas 8runos
itiid an Der Woobburn 4ps. uno Sib
nsp Strabe gu tuufen uno bier rpiri
nun Der Reubau bss 5oipituls srri6
tel tperper.
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