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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10

A very large barn, belonging
to and near the residence of Mr..
A. Jackson Snider, at Cedarville.
was burned last Saturday night
about ten o'clock with all its con-
tents, including hay, grain.
wagons, buggies harness. farm
implements, etc, the only thing
saved being a moving machine.
The building is supposed to have
been set on fire, and early Sun
day morning bloodhounds were
brought up from Lockney. They
took 4 trail and led off for a mile
or two to a barn, where the PAR
ties are supposed to have ridden
away on horses. A young man
named Chapman was placed I'M
der arrest, but was adjudged
not guilty at a preliminary hear
ing Monday evening before a
local justice. The loss is esti-
mated at 81, 200, with no insur-
ance. Mf. Snider has been and
continues very i'll at his home.
Chenille Democrat.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
GIRLS LEARN HoMEMAKINo.

More than twenty home economies
clubs have been organized in the
state of Kansas through the efforts
of Miss Frances i. Brown of the ex-
tension department of the Kansas
State Agricultural college. The
work Of the clubs is all directed
from Miss Browns office at the col
lege. The first course is general
cookery, followed by any special
courses that the club may elect. Miss
Brown believes that a systematic
course in home economics will en-
able the girl to look upon the work
Of her home as something dignifed
rather than drudgerv.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
UsIoNMENT.

It's all very we'll to say that we
should sec America first, but does n
fellow really see America until he
has been through the custom house ?
Lacking that strenuous experience.
does he get the scales rightly struck
from his ewes?
Inc common notion used TO be
that nothing so informed n man as
going abroad. And if YOU count
coming home as a part of going
abroad there's something in it still.
Puck.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
Notice to T.ienholders

To al per ON, holding liens ly Judgment
or ot' erNI'e, 5u t.e real estate and pc
Soral property, orany part thereof Of
the Low:h,r. Kaufman Oil and {. M
Company, u corporation:
IN II 'sLnrcc o. "A decree uf tie
Circuit Court &C Voted ,oGuty Wrsl Nir
ginia. made in Il cause therein pcrdng.
10 suhi,c, tie real ointe and pers nal
property If the :nid lowther Kaufman
Qii \ Coal Company, To the ABSTRACTION &C
the liens there n, you are hereby required
to pe cnt all claims htld by you and
and Zach Oh voh against the said Luwth-
ef kohluau OH & Coal Company, Which
ate Hers on is real estate ard personal
pro"erty, or any part Of It, Tor adiudica-
ti2n to me at my office in New Martins
the lIh day OF MAY, 1919
Given under my Land this 9Th day +
April, 1910
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10

Hon. Presley Morris, one of
the fathers of the State Journal,
is a candidate for the Republican
nomination for State Senate in
the Third District. He is a fine
old gentleman, and among the
Republicans in that District, we
know of none who has a better
record than Mr.. Morris.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10

Brother Taft has announce ed
that four years are enough.
Wise prophet, Brother Taft!
While you seem to mean well,
the trusts have got such a
strong hold on your party that
the country has decided to send
a Democrat to the White House
when your term ends.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
A SUPPRESSED SENSE OF 4umoe

women have no sense Of humor, f"
said the cynic.
"Oh, yes, they have" replied Miss
Cayenne. "They have TO suppress
~ II they didn't there would be
no marriages You have no idea
how laughable a man is when he
proposes"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
Pine Tar and Honey

Have been used for generations in
treating coughs DR.. Bells Pine
Tar Honey contains both combined
with other valuable ingredients.
Look for the bell on the bottle.
Be sure you get DR.. Bells.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10

Still the terrible mine disasters
occur almost weekly throughout
the United States. The latest
one occurred at Palos, Alabama,
Friday, in which one hundred
and eighty men lost their lives.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10

i'ii TVS
".
lcwlhcr Kaufman Oil& Coal Comr,nv
Corp rition, Thds L. jacobs. L ri
ost aa Robert Nouis, Trustee. Brent
Shriter Central Bnkihg 4 Security
Company Corp .atioo; r p. Small
Trustee: Frs National Bank of \ CIV
M"rln-villc, Corporation Bank 4 Mid
3 d!e6ourn', corporation; G. Forest Low.
/ ther, .Nd Illustrator of Franklin T.. Low
Their deceased; Lena Il. Lowther, Jose II
!: Norris, Frank w. Clark, John W
Kaufman John ". Hamilton, O.. u. Smith
and y. &. Ruby, defendants, in unanc. nv
MlIl take notice, that on the ilh dav of
Mny' 1910, at my Office in the town of
Ntw Nartinsvillc, WCtz,l county. West
Virginia, viii proceed to execnte the de-.
cree rendered in said cause by the Circuit
ouit of sid coin ~ on The M, dav If
Aprll i9lp, which r quirCs me 90 report ON
the following ma1,r,apd tha H.. viz:
fn>G All The Real estate AMI rcrson,l
property Of every Lind md duc.inrion
owned Icy tlc lcwthe Erufuaa oil Il
,oal loml any corporation, with u full
dsSruuiio" Thereof and whcrc located
SECOND. 81. ,Lc lien, apii - sai1 real
estate aud personal property of the sId
L""lhcr hau.wlu on d Con! Cou,.anv
ro uHtier how created, and ihcir nr;.rifv
and nl+n ail The indebtedness, of u,e NV.
ih'r-hau'mau or &toj onplug. wLc,b-
'r StcDf"d GOO unsecured, 10 whom dine. tho
amou, tut each creditor and The priori.
tees ii any, of such debts.
iIut'l Aii the creditor, az d., Inc.
liner LnEwHu bii & 'oal c.iIYarv. vL,
were -Hgh on thc .3rG Gav ,rO.ab,r. opG
q, l.' Ii''e q tie de"I 90 a- i-umH was
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10

Attend the Democratic COM
mittee meeting at the Courthouse
next Saturday. The work will
start then, and we should all be
ready, and keep the fight up I'M
til the battle is over in Novem-
her
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
KING EDWARD DEAD,

King Edward, of England. died
Saturday May 9TH, at HAS am, of
Pneumonia fever, after an illness of
just II few days. The Prince of
Wales. George V took the Throne
Immediately on the dealt Of his
father.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10

If the interest" in the Scott
Hubbard fight increases in the
future as it has in the past. it
will be necessary for Uncle Steve
to call out another one of his re-
serves to quell the riot.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10

The Editor of the Chenille
Pathfinder and AID. Hall of the
Weston Independent are very
much alike, especially when it
comes to knocking.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
1sc Is a Small Amount

Yon would not suffer one day for
five times that aumoun'. Then try
Southerltnd's Eagle Eye Salvo.
We gu 'lcnt't /, &c cure It's pain
less and harmless.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
IN ne DARK

What made Won ill2 '
"Some dish with q French name. 4"
"And what are you taking
"Nomc compound That the doctor
,rdercd in Latin
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
r. s. HAYS,

The Parkersburg Sentinel is a
great booster, besides The nswsiest
Daily i'll the state.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
COMMIss ER's NoTICE

commissioners ulllce NcS Mar
I.nsyi'ic, w. Va, &pril 7lh 1910.
The parties in the suit Of c. Forest
LoNll.er, CIthurine aroline) A. Lowlh.
cr ii lam Il. l'ilcl and Anna l. Fit,h.
Plaintiffs
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-05-10
T. d NIoPbIs

Master Commits iorcr of
the Circuit Court Of Wet
zcl county, West Virginia
ri Publication \pr II, I9iJ-iw.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-03
Rcnort of Grand Jury.

To the honorable John II. Mcric. As.
soCiatc Justice of the Supreme Court
Of the Territory of New Mexico. and
Acting Judge of the Fourth judicial
District.
Sir; The grand jury. duly cmpancl-
led at the present term of the court
for Mora county. New Mexico. dcsir.
to make the following as their final
report;
We have been i'm session six DAYS.
and during that time we have exam
iucd into thirtN-one cases which have
hecu brought TO our attention. aud we
have returned twenty-five indictments.
tive no true bills. and one present
mcnt. We have -endcaNorcd to follow
out the instructions OF your honor and
have met each morning at 9 O'Clock.
and have held -protracted sessions.
several of the cases we examined in
to We're felony cases, in which there
were "a large number OF witnesses. and
their examination required much time
on our part. We have returned indict-
monts ouly in eases where in our ude-
mcnt the evidence warranted the
same. one year has passed since 90
term OF court has hscn held i'm our
county. and this viii explain what may
seem to joe the fact. that "a large
number oi Indictments have been re-
turned duriue oar brief session. TAX
ing into consideration tho extent OF
our county and the number of towns
and plaza within its limits. and that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-03
OPERATORS ERROR
CAUSES DEATH Of
BRAKEMAN
Stock Extra Hits Another Train
and Tom GUSTAV viii Die
While Fireman Sustai0S Ser.
iouS Injuries,

Especial Disnatch 10 tbr MoraIax JournaiI
Santa Rosa, y. NJ. May THE
carclessness of a dispatcher on the
Rock Island route caused q disastrous
head-on collision between two freight
trains one milo east Of santa Eosa at
noon today, resulting in the fatal in-
jury of Head Brakeman Tom GUSTAV,
. resident of Tucumcari, and the sert-
Gus injury OF Fireman Il. Evans. Both
! men were taken ut nee to the hos
piinl at Santa Rosa, but there is no
hope for the injured brakeman.
Operator Paxton on duty at Santa
Rosa says that he WAS very busy
when II cast-bound extra. 30. ga,
arrived and gave the train a clear
ance by mistake. In The big cut just
east Of Santa Rosa the train which
WIS a cattle extra, met wcst-bound
extra 80. 20 with q terrific crash,
almost |wreckine the engines and de-
molisling one cattle car, killing every
animal in the car. Traffic viii be
blocked unlil tomorrow morning. the
cars being thrown all over the right
of-way.
Train 80. PA was in charge Of
Conductor Hale. Brakeman " %.
Meredith, vho was slightly hurt, Head
Brakeman Tom Gustan, Engineer x
NJ. Roush and fireman Evans. The
other train WAS in charge of Conduc-
tor S j. AVcrill. Hrakemen Pete
Cramer and Il. r.. Russell, Engineer
Richardson and Fireman Riley.
GUSTAV leaves "a wife II sister at
Tucumtari who were az nee notified
OF his fatal injuries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-03

tNiiitI NfAtt'l'fH'hl 'N "'Ni
system OF The county.
tor Greater Carlsbad
The nos civ government ms taken
fhAfg. with g. H. Mcienatheu az
mayor. George n COOK. a. NJ Thorn
and w y Jollcy ~ councilmen. John
Harvey. clerk. and carl Gordon mar
sinai The new board ie composed Of
thn men who have helped 20 make
Carlsbad The mayor has been here
Since the beginning having hung out
the FIRST business aieu IN The town
The present hoard was agreed on iol.
the express purpose of making a
grcHtrr Carlsbad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-03

There Is not a single kind Of animal
food winch We might not replace with
a vegetable counterpart. In most cases
It IS merely a matter OF choice which IS
preferable, the animal or the vegetable.
In the matter OF cooking fats. however.
the vegetable has tar the advantage
LAID Is made from tie lat OF hoes-
often impure and unclcan. always indi-
gestible. Coitolcnc comcs from The cot-
ton heldS OF the Sunny South. l. makes
food that can be digcSted with case
even by invalids. -oaolcnc Is rccou,-
mended by both physicians and noted
cooking experts as a much more hcaitb-
ful and desirable cooking tat than lard.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-03

The uwu-stors frame residence Of
Sat Iandlei. onet mile west of Ros-
welt, WIS burned 10 the ground last
night. with practically am the house
hold goods and personal effects Of the
nmilN. The fire started from a de-
foctip, flne. Whllo the occupants of
The house wore Temporarily away,
1'ht house stood Just outside the arte-
sian water belt and the lire depart
mcut WAS useless in It's efforts to SAVE,
thr building, having no water with
which to make - tieht. The house
WIS insured FOR 81 500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-03
Live MrDs From Men, exro and Arizona
What's Doing MOver the Great Southwest
TOR Greater carlsbad.

|, Driher development of rae school
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-03
SEES
THE CARLSBAD
PROJECT
Educators Receive Cordial We'll
come ia pecos Valley Town.
New City Officers Assume
Charge Of Affairs.

INpFrtti UffFNtftltfftfF ~ N"F"NN " ~" - '
Carlsbad, N 49, AHrI ,p ~
Clark. territorial eunefinlrudcnt of
instruction. and Il H raftfngll for
many years sfAlo suprfinteudrni nl
instruction n Michigan and an edu-
Gator OF national rcnopn. spent Nts-
~lvt4laA ana toiuN it Carlsbad and
other points under tvs project a
large nppreriatisr aldipnee gathered.
NO the auditorium OF tic HIGH school
building last night. whore addresses
Wvt. made ht Mr.. tinrk ana AIR Pat
tcngiil, Todas County S~up'rint"nd-
emf A. 4 Kaiser ana monitors az
iha Commercial club tuok Mr. Clark
and Mr.. r"att,ngin for an auto drlNc
over tho eutite n@raivct
The visit ot the superintendent i~
much appreciated us the pco,lr of
the Carlsbad p~roicet aud Eddy DounN
uonsrally take q great teal of pride
in then schools and iht attention of
3D.. superintendent u.s. therefore, re-
gnrdcd az - much Importance +" the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-03
Miners Demands Turned Down.

kansas city. May All demands
Of the $4,000 striking miners Of Mis-
souri,, Kansas. oklahoma aud Arltan-
sos were refused 10y the executive
committee Of the Southwestern Coal
Operators association at "a Joint meet
ing via 4 committee OF the miners
toAaN. II WNs announced after the
meeting that an negotiations were &C
tn END and the strike would continue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-03

The srtios of entertainments for
the High school seniors has COM
mcnced aud their HE win bo one
Rfand round OF pleasure until rrudua.
tipn the list oi the month MI and
Mrs. n Van N~alkenhurgh received In
their honor last night and Mrs, do
soph T.. Rhta entertained them the
night before Ton Young ladies' ana
ten young mon viii hc graduated
from the 1toswcll High school This
year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-18

Qcgcn 1A2 lin Ben - Sabre oltell
elmer Nu6l BON 9tr. Ala, NorO.gni,
StraBe, in 0eiielt @ornge Ir. HileD
ieil Pluto cillqllartiert bat, un0 Dell
20 Sabre olten @olter u. Grotee BOZ
Yer. 1713, Glltlun0=Npenlle, a6, ol3
0ieict6cn BON elmer &erapHguntgS.
iobrt Surildtebrten. Gle 5luei Nrre.
itonten puroen ocitern Dem Boli5ei'
ri6ter 2lcrucllpu uor9cfiibrt, ieood)
mieOer ireigelniien oa Gr. Hile0
nid,t ouf 9eitroirng oronq.
&iel 20rm nm N iht $.
Gic ACKNOWLEDGING gegen Den &c.
ihditSiiibrer 9eru1oro ltlrid) bon
Ser n2pric", Elm SirO inter IA SaG-
rem beidlGitigt 5u Gn6ell. obtie pom
StontS @iireau iiir Stotiitif eirell
GrIaubniBid,ein erbaltcn 81 bobcu,
luuroe geItern pom Eoli5eiriftcr Sp.
Jon in Der uorOipeitliden Station o6.
gcluieien unO Scr SAL fiir 6eclloet or.
fl0rt. Sr. ltlridl lru0 cine an5all
6%rernoe crificnen prompt 6ur felt
geicbtel 3eit sum &erbor.
Gin 5meites Mol dJ ..
Ben. 9oS &erb0r gegen ooS Gy.
StoOtrotbSmitgIieo hilbert $. Sod
BON 9r. PTS, GipilionitrnBe, Scr be,
Iduloigt it, ongeblid) 5lpei 6rollcn
olti o%ficner StroBe belGitrpt 5l ia.
beuL lultrOe geiteru III ser i%ueitlidlen
Refrigeration uui @mnih OeS 8c.
ld)uIoigten BON Eoii5eirid)ter &o6en,
eil 5%rueiteS Nal ueridobcn.
Sein Ylnn pereiteIt.
4,etcr 9temmon Don Ar. 2005, Or
l:allsltraBe, muroe geltern %perbaitet.
els er ein Sl1Ihhelt, mel6eS Gar.
toliGllrc entbieIt, in ao6fS 6crrp
@ur'Eopilon lccrcu mollte. Toli.
3ilt Sbon1oS Norton l~ieierte i'm int
Gle lilolldle Golijeiitotion eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-18
Snbcrfnluiis. WGrterinncn.

SRI. Glen 81. Ga g'otte. 0bcripdrieriH, gr.
1873. Mlnoifors g(penue.
5rI. &ebeeen NJ. GonTc. Gr. 1911. Varfs2tpe.
SRI. Sulid @aluiba Heib. Hr. 1928, Mnbis
fcn.sioenne. "
Sri; eiuinn SeIiaratb, gr. 1910, s,orb.gup.
SRI; Marenreite s. asnnebb, glr. ii, OFT.
GrdrflinsS irabe.
5rI. g. Or, safb. ar. 1895. Gorbsg uiap CIV.
O, sri Anltie zee m'urpbp, Tr. 627, 8cit.
GrnhilinStrdbe.
5rI. Sha g, etbbp. pr. sf5. g~,oro.garroa,
BoufsSfrdbc.
srl eIdabeib Collins Gee. Wr. 1928. gort.
SrL gla 81. .siaiar, ssr. 22O2, Cal.strase.
8rI- Selet Bacon. Gr. 1918. ,Sariuros9(penu<
S5l, Wraee U. Srurnbaus9, Nr, SOL, Sanils
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-18

Sic Seltlihfeit lpuroe BON OcIl &S.
Sermauuu aieSliuA Miur Sielib, s..
Drummer, &or( 9erbericI, Noom &odl,
Nuguit 0GbcI. 9llireo G%,lnterSpcr-
ger, Sobn arcBIcim Sobn Soiic, s.
Bauer, Nbolf Croft, @eurp @icic-
fling unb 9. Sco orrongirt.
nGcut d II n9or der
2iebcrfron5."
Sn Sdpuid'S SuQe an ser Solu=
ionitroBe bielt 9eitern 9Ibeno Der
.Geutif)- llngoriide 2icoerfrun5" lei
lie regeImGBi9e iuohentlide Gina.
ltruuoe, III ipelbcr Die grid,icnenen
Gbore fir einen IN &iir5e Itattfinoen-
oen Somilien.a bcito iibten, Sn Ser
@eid)Gftsiibrng lpiiroen ipeitcre Pr
arrangements fir Die Ieltlthfeit aetroi,
fen uno cine Ginlobllng bcS ser
megb.MGuntcrd)orS" cntgeaen gcllom,
men. Ger &oriibenbc %crnnnntc cill
Gonitc. lucld)eS lid, belte an ser De-
m%onitrotion Oes YllnobbGngigcn9iir -
gerpereiiis" in InnopoliS betbeiIiget
miro.
oSrobiinn."
Sic n6robiinnler" iibten gcitcrn
in iGrer rcgelnlaBigcn SinNitunoe
inter Scr Seituug ibrcS 9irigentcn
Troi. Sobn q. alcin enliig Die 2ieber
fiir bos ShluB CONCERT. Sn Der @e.
ld)GitSiitln9 mllrben ucridlieocnc
ginlooun9cn hcfreunbeter Sereiuc
onaenormcn unb bcidloliem lid IN
Gorpore at Der Moiien e 9cmonitra.
tion Der nSreibcitS . 2igo bon Morp.
LAMB" iucld)e om fommcnbcn Cont
tag IN Der nSpric" ltnttfiloct, 81 be-
theiligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-18

Ill iiiirten d aux SO
item eine$ Nnoeren. Or.
@nl. Z. Hilep BON Ir. 1859, Noro!
9roobipop. Der Coroner 0es mittle.
rcll Giitrifts. bcnierttc in letter 3cit
ocs Scieteren @egenitdnoe IN i~einent
aittomobil, luie lleberreite bon Giaa.
retten, 1umcrboare etc. lueld)e aiti
Inn nncrfldrlife @eiie III oos
Sd)nauierl geratben ,poren. Seinc
Serniitbiitg lunr nntiirlidl baB ir.
genb eiit llnberuiener ieiue Niaidine
III Spo5icriobrten beniise. peSbolt
CT Die Goll5ei oes norooitliden 81.
ltrifts benaf)riftigte. Holi5iit SEED
ipuroe init Ser anselegenbeit betraut,
uno Der 9laurpd iabte geitern iriit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-18
Gins idUinSclnSer N6bc.

g4inion MorebeoO aus ciucm Sclt.
tier oea picrteu Stodlpcrfa ocS
Morplono Srllit Wcb1ll0c3 o.
itilr5t, - Snnbe bon cinem Stro'
benbnbnsSSoggon Nctroiicn mo
lcbenSgei0brIit pcrleet.
&err @i1iom MoreDeoO, ein Sent
itcrrciuiger, mclder bel Ser y9tatioa
noI @inoom Cleaning Gomponp" an
0eitclIt lit iiel geitcrn 9tadmittug
fms nod) pier l(br aus eiuem Seniter
0c3 picrtcn StodiuerfcS oca Wurp.
lnuo,Srilit Company @ebGr0eS oil
ser Nor0oItsGdc BON Golpert- rno
@ermonltroBc. 3nS bemubte Seniter
iiibrt olli cine @aiie an Der &eltieitc
mo beforo lid) III Dem @iircol Der
SSirmn Sauna mo Smith. Mprc.
bcuo blicb bcluuBtlo2 olli Dent Yflo-
tier licgcn. Nls man i'm oufbo6
tod Der &nod)en cine3 NrucS ms
Gem 6leiid) beroitS. Der &erlmgliid-
te mllrOe nud Dem Stoot-0olpitol
GcbrOft, iuoiclbit CT 9cItern 9lbcno
itorb.
&inb BON Strobcn6obns
Mdggon getroftcn.
Mn ser Gdc bon Yottcrion Eorf-
9luenmc unO 0opitroBe murbe Scr
oreiiGbriae George SdmiOt bon Mr..
17It, Guncnn Nucp, gcitcrn qe9el
Wtittog BON cinem StrabcnbubmuuN.
goll Der WopltroBcn q Sinie @Netroifcn
unO idJuer pcrleBt. Sic Nmbulolj
bc@ nor0oItlid)cn GiitriftcS brad)te
ben &nobcn nudl Dem ct. &olepbSs
SoipituI, mo cine llntcriutlug or.
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