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monize with the decorations . -

mOntzo Win the DECORATIONS - ~
room.
There Is also = noticeable lmprovoS
ment in the disposal Of radiators 81
the modern house. Many are Oo0-l
cealed under upholstered Nindout
seats. Or are Of such size and sharo;
as to be less obtrusive than To Aueoj
gilt things that were invariably q thal
best corner Of the room. An svapoeal
ton pan has just appeared which wilDl
do away with the motley assortmeno|
OF bowls and pans to Be found On &hol
average radiator. This - - RusGia4
zinc, painted the same a. tho fadiatorl
and IL about four inches HIGH With =
capacity Of several gallons. 4 may
be clamped firmly TO the radiator %
that there ID no danger Of IT. upset,
ting. but what flsh-Dond ana see1
Of adventure It may prove ! u the
youthful investigator!
An excellent idea recently adnpbsl
by many builders Il the rounded -0oc-
ners in the kitchen and sounot1xnoe IN
the bed. rooms and bath ROOM This
simplifles cleaning immsneeay Vand
from q sanitary standpoint = 11Antes3
Ily superior to ilaAccsasillo snGnere
where may Turk dust and easss --
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By Rene Mansfield

with wide verandas and overhanging
eaves, which are never built with .
second story. We apply the term to
anything from q log cabin to con-
crete palace. The preferred building
materials for the bungalow are CO.
ment. logs. field-stone and slabs on an
ordinary stud frame. Among other
desirable styles OF architecture that
hsye been favored for the small house
is the English cottage. the Spanish
hacienda, the italian villa. and tho
Swiss chalet. .-.
A most attractive house Of the latter
style has Just been completed which
has . somewhat unique arrangement
OF the rooms. The house was set high
up on foundation Of rustic rock.
which eliminated the expense Of ex-
cavation. This afforded basement In
which was the den. the laundry. a Law
atory. heater room and vegetable
room. The den had . brick fireplace
With an inglenook. paneled wainscot-
ling. and attractive easement window
Upon the first floor was the Twin
room, the dining room, buffers pal
try. two bedrooms and bath. On til
second were three bedrooms and
sleeping balcony. A feature noticeabl
in the house. as in most new house
was the large number of built
pieces, made to appear as an integr'
part Of the interior.
There was the seat next to the stat
way, with its hinged top, which woul
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-21

the lounging room Of a country house
two regulation Pullman sleeper berths
were concealed in the wainscoting.
When they were closed one would
never have guessed their presence
They are let down by simply pressing
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-21
HI - nan has besn driven
n thouDand0 Of new homes
whose building has been
watched with eager interest


months. Mother has found sunny
window for the CANARY; Father has
slowed away his Kit OF tools: Daughter
has arranged the sofa cushions. and
6onny has been told where to hang
his hat and keep his shotgun. The
new homo II no longer . house o
dreams: it 10 . clean. shining reality
whore cheesy lamps welcome the
home-comsr. - the days begin TO
shosten-vhsre smoldering logs lighk
the hearth - the evenings grow chill.
Ihsy are. above al else. abodes Of
comfort, these thousands OF American
homes just finished. They reflect the
tendency Of the times. In house-build'
ing. ct least, toward substantial sim.
plicity. Even In homes Of great
wealth The aim las been 70 produce
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
DOCTOR MUST TEST
ALLGaUNK ARRESTS
New Police Rule to Protect
Sick Persons From
Being Jailed.

Los ANGELES, April lo.-BesinnIns
TO-DAY every nen arrested in this CITY
ON the charge Of drunkenness IS 10 De
Carefully examined by a physician 10
determine WHITTIER or not the diagnosis
OF the ease is proper, or whether the
unfortunate should be taken 10 hos
rital Tor treatment
This IS the first time n America that
81 mas been officially recognized that
man accused Of being drunk might
be suffering from -Iremia or a number
Of other diseases In some cities the
Gesk sergeaIt examines each prisoner
bst no medical examination is given.
Dr. G. l. ZerhES viii take the tenn
PEI ature Of each suspect. test MIN for
pulse color Of skin. tremOr OF myers
tuatiou Of eve pupils. conference. men
tai. and physical poise 20 determine me
aHment and make a record TO be hie1
with the charge
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
REGAINS
STANDING IN UNION
Former San Francisco Mayor
Back in Musicians
Organization.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Io.-Former
Mayor Eugene z. SchBlitz. who became
a national figure for his courage n the
earthquake days, but whose surrender
20 graft in the construction times that
followed ended his career, was this
morning reinstated ia the Musicians
Union
His first prominence was acquired in
this union and he became the union
candidate for mayor Aftcr ne was GUST
ed from the mayOTafJy he ceased paying
dues 10 the union, but ne mas now paid
all his AREA RACES.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

I had for firearms When / left the navy
] went back for while 20 Lebanon ana
HEN 10 Srrinrlinla
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
WILL OPPOSE DALZELL

PITTSBURG. April I9--F0rmida Die
opposition 10 the renoIni nation Of Rep
reSel tative John DaIzef viii be made
az TIE June primaries, Dr. Is. J. Black
OF MckeespOrt, seckin1 the nomination
In announcing his candidacy 10 succeed
himself. DaiZeif points 10 his bong record
in the House. and asks n a new u-u
could do as effective work as ne Dzl-
zell plans 70 meet personally al the
voters in the district
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
ORATORs 10 COMPETE.

Ths crack orators Of George washing
ton University viii meet in- George
Washington Ha'- at1-S9 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon 70 battle Tor the Davis prize
"a handsome gold medal for the best
orator In the university. The prize is
awarded at the commencement exer-
cises- The judges Of Tuesdays contest
VIII be Profs- T'enning. Croissant. and
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
TAFT TO BE PSI u GUEST.

President Tar. Is. Of the Beta Chap
ter. OF Vale. viii be the guest Of honor
al the banquet Saturday night at the
Raleigh. bv the Psi Epsilon Fraternity
a association Robert A Tat. son OF
the President. viii represent the active
Y ..le chapter.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
CALIFORNIA HAS
SALOON CAMPAIGN

Los ANGELES. April 1o.-Campaigns
we're opened today By the Anti-Sal0on
League throughout southern California.
For 4 year plans have been maturing
and the league has now come out. open
y prepared TO fight The leaders are
already claiming that several southern
counties viii 20 dry this fail
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

I had for firearms When / left the navy
] went hack for while 10 Lebanon aaa
then 10 Springfield
Career In West.
Then went West was tiIen about
twenty-feur years old 7 went 10 Oak
land, os Angeles. and san Francisco.
1 thought for a while that I was 10 20
into consumption and ] mad ali kinds
OF fears. and with these fears the same
old spell came back TO me.
Il joined the militia and when the
san Fra ncisc0 disaster broke. ] was one
Of those ordered out on guard duty.
I went 10 Seattle and robbed there
Then ] came back 10 Oakland. TIE re-
yOlver that ] used in killing Miss Rack
stone [ stole from drunken soldier
in Oakland
When I came back East and thar
was only four years ago / got work on
the Boston and Maine railroad as n
north The old spell would come on me
and -ouid not resist stealing.
'Affer the shooting 7 simply went
out OF the front piazza, vaHiteti over
Pot my soft felt hat end the niu6leT IN
nav pocket. and the gun back IN the
holster and started for home.
Gives Candy to Wife.
-"I di5n-t run one foot Of she va~.
I gave my wife the candy and went
10 bed. I didn't feel the least b5t dis
turbed- even nodded on my way
over TO the policeman
THE bioohounds didu'j foIlcz any
scent ~ al. One Of the DOGS. the biz
one. Nose I met on Main street while
the hunt was on and pasted Ail on
the head. ana felt sure OF myself acal5
when the dog simply j0EEed s'oug-
1T is well for the officers that Trey
didn't come 10 arrest me thai nlgiIt
81 my home There's no ceiling what
might have happened ] had my re-
vOlVer under nv pillow that night
SpeuceTS father has not visited his
son The mother. sister. and brother
spent the greater part Of yesterday with
him TIE mother left Codav for Ise-
hauou. Corn Tee sister resides at
Springfield and the brother, Wilbur, iH
Boston Wilbur has also EOue home.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
LONG LINK CHAINS, Regular s. Values, Special S1.OO

HUNDREDS u new
designs quite offer
ent from the ordinary
kind. some plain
some with SEMI
precious EEnEes I'm
1EleG n -GT meta
silver and gold filed
Also a wonderful as
s0rtmeut ~ Oriental
and French designs
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
GEN NERAL.

| j. T. Harrahan, president of the II
linois Central railroad, will retire on
January first
The international balloon race is
now fairly on.
The lower part of ST. Florence, Fla,
is flooded by high waters.
DR.. H. H. Crippen enters a plea of
not guilty to the charge of murder
Walter Wellman failed in his at
tempt to cross the Atlantic in a dir
igible balloon
Sixty passengers and the crew of
the steamer Mecator are reported lost
in a hurricane off the Yucatan coast.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
Start of the Race.

| ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE fifth
international balloon race was launch
] ed here this afternoon when ten mon
ster aerostats, representing four
countries of the eastern and western
hemispheres, assembled amid the
plaudits of thousands of enthusiastic
people They sailed toward the
north and northwest, and were out of
sight within a few minutes after the
words Let go" were given by the
pilots.
Under ideal atmospheric conditions,
amply provisioned Ior fifty hours or
more in the air. and ballasted with
the utmost care, the balloons arose
gracefully and sped away. There was
not hitch in the arrangements, al
though the Hamburg III of Germany
Lieutenant Vogt pilot. got a false
start, and the Million Population
Club, ST. Louis, S. Louis Won Phul
pilot, narrowly escaped colliding with
the grand stand.
The balloons, the nations they rep
resent, pilots, aides and the time they
assembled follow:
Condor, France; Jacques Faure pi-
lot; Ernest G. Schmolck, aide; at
4:40:25
Million Population Club, United
States; S. Louis Won Phul, pilot; J.
O'Reilly, st. Louis, aide; at 4:53.
Azurea, Switzerland; Capt Emile
Messner, pilot; Leon Givosudan, aide;
at 5:O7.
Hamburg III, Germany; Lieut.. Leo
pold Vogt, pilot; VIM. F. Assmann,
st. Louis, aide; at STA.
Isle de France, France; Alfred Le-
blanc, pilot; Walter Demunn, aide;
at SPA.
st. Louis No. 4, United States; H. |
E. Honeywell, st. Louis, pilot; ]. w.
Tolland, st. Louis, aide; at 5:26.
Helvetia, Switzerland; Col. Theo.
Schaeick, pilot; Paul Armbuster,
aide; at 5:27:30.
Dusseldorf II, Germany; Lieut.. H.
Gericke, pilot; Samuel F. Perkins,
New York, aide; at 5:36
America II, United States; Allan R.
Hawley, pilot; Augustus Post, aide;
at 5:47
Germania, Germany; Capt Hugo
Won Abercron, pilot; August Blancker,
aide; at 5:54.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
IS PARTLY
FLO()DED
LOWER PART OF CITY OF ST.
FLORENCE, FLORIDA, is SUB
MERGED AS RESULT OF THE
HIGH WATERS.
(HeraId Specially

st. Florence, Fla, Oct. 1S-All last
night the hurricane blowing in this
section drove the waves over the sea
wall, and the lower part of the city
is flooded today. Heavy damage has
resulted to shipping and other prop
erty. News from down the coast ii
is feared will tell of heavy loss OF
HE HE
1t is impossible this Afternoon to
estimate the number of dead down
the coast as result of the hurri-
cane raging with fearful velocity. A
large part of the business section of
the city is under water, and the
storm tide is the highest it has been
in sixteen years.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
Mcdonald Getting Cautious.

Austin, Texas, Oct. 17.-State Rev,
enue Agent w. j. Mcdonald, who re-
Gently had his surplus cash diminish
ed and his diamond stud surrep-
titiously removed by a member of the
light-fingered gentry at Wichita
Falls, is in Austin today replenishing
his purse and divesting himself of all
unnecessary jewelry prior to a con-
tinuation of his crusade for taxes
against certain circus companies.
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***********:****

News of the rescue came after a
report from the steamer Mesada had
been received saying the dirigible had
reached Sable Island
/ Captain Downs of the Trent report.
ed the rescue by wireless, but gave
no details and did not explain where
the air craft had been since Sunday
The Wellman party was picked up
half way between Bermuda and Cape
Hatteras
Downs message read: "At 5 a. m.
today sighted Wellman's airship
America in distress, signaling by
wireless for speedy assistance. After
three hours of maneuvering in fresh
winds we got to the party and all are
aboard now. All are well. The Amer
ica' was abandoned"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
CUBA OVERWHELMED
BY ENTHUSIASTICALLY Loss /
Many Millions.

Havana, Oct. 1.-THE island OF
Cuba has probably sustained the
greatest material disaster in her his
tory in the practically continuous hur-
ricane which began with light rains
on Thursday morning. developing in
to torrential floods and devastating
hurricanes and continuing until this
evening. The western half of the
island suffered more severely than
the east
The first hurricane of which there
was some warning had hardly abated
on Sunday night when suddenly the
wind, which up to then had been
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
Fifty Thousand Dollar Fire.

aodstoh, Texas, oct. 17.-A ire IN
1.-THE planning mill of the Harrisburg
Lumber company tonight at 10 o'clock
caused loss estimated at $4,000.
The fire did not reach the main lum-
Der sheds of the mill, which were
saved by the quick work of the Hous-
ton auto chemical engine No. 2.
Chief Ollre made a fast run to the
scene of the fire and soon had the
flames under control. The origin Of
the fire is unknown.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18

southeast, changed to southwest and
with renewed fury the hurricane
blasts swept over Matanzas, Pinar del
Rio and Havana provinces, com let-
ing the destruction wrought by the
first storm
1t is impossible to estimate even
roughly the amount of damage, which
will doubtless aggregate many mil
lions of dollars. In addition to the
great destruction to sugar and to-
bacco plantations, many thousands of
peasants in the three western prov
inces have been rendered homeless
and destitute by the loss OF sheir
homes and the food crops, esDs tally
corn. 1t now seems probable the
republic may be compelled to uest
International aid
While all communication with the
interior has been cut, there is reason
to hope that Oriente, Camaguey and
Santa Clara have escaped the greatest
fury of the storm.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
SUMMARY OF NEWS
LOCAL

A good Monday night audience
heard Rev. James Kilgore preach at
the Presbyterian church.
Conductor A. D. Evans of the |. &
G. N. tells of the capture of forty
four wild geese at Hearne.
Fifteen stitches required in sewing
up wounds on face of Roy Earl, who
was struck by bottle.
improvements being made on city
hall store building occupied by H
Horwits.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
Now NeWsboy kinu,

New York, Oct. 17.-"New York
looks good to me-" declared Harry
Blanche, 1O-year-old newsboy to,
10000 mile trip through the United
day as he arrived in the city after a
States and Canada, in the making of
which he wrested the title of king of
the newsboys" from Noodles" Fagin
of Pittsburg.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
Landed In Corn Field.

Racine, Wis, Oct. Million
Population For st. Louis balloon,
S. Louis Won Phul pilot, landed in 3
corn field six miles from here tniS
morning. Won Phul lost most of his
ballast when a drag rope caught a
telegraph pole near Vernon, ILL.,, last
night, and the pilot was afraid to
cross the lake without more ballast.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
WE:LLMAN
HAS ALLIED
WELLMAN's ATTEMPT TO CROSS
ATLANTIC IN BALLOON CAME
TO GRIEF EARLY ToDAY-DIRI-
GlBLE LOST AT SEA.
(Herald Specially

= New York. Oct. 1S.-The
:: first attempt to cross the At
! lantic ocean in an airship came
= to grief early today. The
:. America" with Wellman and
:. his crew aboard, was sighted
:. in distress almost due east of
:: Cape Hatteras by the incom-
:: ing Bermuda vessel Trent.
:. Wellman and the crew were
:. rescued, but the dirigible was
:. abandoned.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
Five Pass Milwaukee.
tHerald Specially

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct 1S.-Five bal
looms in the international race had
passed this city by S:45 this morn
ing. A strong wind was carrying
them slightly east of north, and they
were travelling at an average height
of fifteen hundred feet
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
GAINESVILLE Reports.
(ua-o15 Craoiol

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Oct 18.-American
balloons Million Population Club
S. Louis Won Phul pilot, and America
II, Hawley pilot, and another, sup
posed to be the Switzerland balloon
Auzureau, Messner pilot, passed north
ward this morning at o'clock.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
Masonic Lodge Toniaht

Palestine Commandery A. F. G A.
NJ masonic lodge will meet tonight
in regular session.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18

The Sunset Limited was wrecked
east of Ell taso. Two passengers
were injured
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
BALLOONS
ARE RACING
INTERNATIONAL BALLOON RACE
is ON AND THE BALLOONS ARE
TRAVELLING, FROM REPORTS
OVER THE COUNTRY.
(Herald Specially

(Herald Specially
Zion City, H., Oct. 1S.-Alfred Lee
blanc's French balloon, Isle de
France, passed over this city at $50
this morning. A message dropped
from the balloon says all are well
aboard and the balloon is sailing
strong for Canada
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
SIXTY ARE
DROWNED
STEAMER MEcAToR OF vAcARRo
LINE SWAMPED IN HURRICANE
OFF YUcATAN COAST sATUR-
DAY AND DEATHS RESULT.
(Herald Specially

New Orleans, La, Oct. 1s.-The
sinking of the steamer Mecator of
the Vacarro line in hurricane Satur-
day off the Yucatan coast is reported
in shipping circles this afternoon.
Sixty passengers and the crew are
reported lost, but the report cannot
be verified by wireless owing TO the
disturbed ATMOSPHERIC conditions.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-18
Passed Big Bend, Wis.

Big Bend. Wis, Oct. 1S.-The Ger
man balloon, Dusseldorf, piloted by
Hans Gericke, passed here at 7:10
this morning. =,
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menn mir uns MIN frooen. Of es

Wenn mir uns nun frdger, Of es
gelineen mirb, bos metidlihe Sitter
lpeiter gu berlangern, 10 lit oieie 6ros
ee iiberlih gu beioben. iomeit es iih
Inn bas ourdidnittlife 2ebensnIter
banbelt. DAB Dos abioIute 4lter ait
lteigt, oaB alio Der Menih ooppelt 10
alt miro als iest, erideint als elm
unerrei6bares 3iel, % ii6 iein 8or-
per nit Der 3eit nerbrnuht, uno ha
es cine eemiiie @ren5e giebt, iiber Die
binars er nidt erbalten peroen fam.
!9ier miro alio ieglid)es menidlid,e
gemiiben bergeblih fem. 0agegen
miro Die mittlere, Die ourbidnittlihe
2ebensoauer beitimmt nod meiter er.
bolt meroen, ipie iic ia innerbalb Ger
festen Sobr5ebnte idon betrahtlih
erbobt tporoen lit. St INNER wei'
tere areiie nno 2onoer brinat Die
9efdmpfung a~nitedenber aranfbeiten
Dor, INNER ipeniger Meniden unter.
lieeen, Inn nur Elm 9eiipiel allsufiib'
rem, oanf ber getrcffenelt WaBnab.
men, Der Initeduns eurh Guberfu'
loie, unb BON benel,, Die biele aranfr
belt ernorben babet, tpiro Elm imlner
i~teieenoer B~ro3entias aebeilt. Gben-
10 eebt es audi NIT onoeren aranf'
beiten, unb Sonb in Sano balnit Der.
breiten iib oie Segnl,ngen Der Sn'
| giene, Der Mbbdrtllna unb Ger Cut
baItiomfeit bonn MlfoboI uno onbcren
ihaolihen 5toffen immer nlebr.
stdnbis uddit Die 8fleee bes Spor.
tes uno onberer geinnobeitli6er ltc'
bunsen, ut,o 10 arbeitet Die geiamnife
Menidbeit g~egenmartig ununter6ro'
den uno eifrie oaran, ibr 2eben SIT
| nerI1uaern!
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&erlenmbmng unb cine boie 3unge
iino beioe. urangenebme @aite in
ibrer Mrt. Cine boie 8unge BOT
idon oft eroBes llnbeil angerihfei
u. alld idon piel forperlifes 2eiben
pernriadt. Sic 5eigt an, Dob Der
Wagen altBer Srbnune TT, un6 bof
sic 9eber ur,o oie @ineeipeioe niht
ridtig orbeiten. Sorni's Mlpenfrdu'
ter lit cine a~nerfannte Magen.Meoi.
gin. St ftdrft Die 9eroauungsoraa.
ne, reinist Die Ginsemeioe, lamtert
unb fraftigt bas Spitem itarft bic
2ebensfraft uno er5eugt @einnobeii
un6 GtGrfe. Wenn Sic cine Sla-
lde Sorni's Mpenfrauter bonn 60
falagenten faufer, Iber5eugen Sic
iih, oaB Der Carton oben Die regll.
ldre, regitrierte drummer !, tragt
Gum @erfauf bel 2ofalaaenten. Midt
n Mpotbefen gu baben. @e9en hes
N1beren idreibe niat an Or. Getcr
Sabrnep & Cons So, 1875 Sc.
Sopne gbe, gNeago, Sn.
Sorni's MIpenfrdi,ter 9iutbclebcr
lit BEL Tram s. Mlbredt. 1898 Oit-
Commerce StraBe, 81 9afen
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Gum airdenranb in sidenitu.

Gum &irdenranb in Eidenfu.
dun pirb Der ,@eid)spoft" aus Sra.
fau ge1nel6et: giifof 36itoniedi lit
in Tibenito1au eingetroffen uno
miro nit Der @eItgeiitlitteit Nc-
rotungen abboIten. Die polniiden
9iihofe baben i'm 8ereine init be,n
&oroinal 9uc5pna 5dritte bel Ser
| 4urie mnternommen, bamit Siden.
ftodnn dig %nationales uno bi1tori1
ideg Seiligtum Der 8olen erbaItell
bleibe. gs 5tebt ie6oh felt, bob Dem
BanIanerfonpift oas &loiter nit Der
8nooenfirde obeenommen nno
@eItgeiitliden ii~bertragen tperben
fpirb. Die 2eituns bes &loiters
pir6 in 3ufunft Der 9omberr Wi-
holsfi. aus @locgatpef inneboben.
Inter BEN ndbit benz Dorfe Broi5o
mice auseegrobenen Breaioien, sic.
bon Macob nno Der 4rap5anoms.
ia oaielbit peraaben purben, befin-
oct iih aub Die goIoene 4rone bon
benz @naoenbiloe, Die Der BapIt
nod Der 8eroubrng oes Bibles
aurd cine nele eriest bate. 9ic
mertoonften 9rinanten aus Der
9rone feblen iebod. Sierau bemerfr
bic .&oln. 8olfs5ts.": Der Bnn5
%laneroroen, um ben esyiid bier
bonoelt, ipuroe inn Sabre 1915.
ourh ben 8ii6of gortbolomdns bon
6iinffirhen eegriinbet nnS i'm Sab
re 1850 ourd ben @niebius bon
@ron oreoniiiert, 1903 ourd ale'
mems V. beItdtiat. Die 8leioung
Der Iauloner beitebt felt t341 ans
meibem &leio uno ihuar5em Wton-
tel. Seute beiist Der Sroen MIR
nod in @ali5ien uno. Muiiii6@Sscicn
einiae meniqe NteoerluHungen.
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