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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12
COUNTY SCHOOLS ARE PROGRESSIVE
iContlnuod from ragc ~


have voted ~ strung special tax IN or
der to lcnsthrn IA torn to vight
months, There are u number ot new
families IN this district, aud the school
Ia fuller than Il has boon tot mum.
hcr VI years,
ON Thursday the school at shasta
Wow was visited, This ls In the new
bohemian colony, aud progress II In
tho air Ia school matters rs well rs
best they can get IN the way ot
schools aud are willing tn taN thrms
selves for Il, rhcl have voted a
special tax to pay interest on bonds
tor the school house, which viii
amount to Is mills Thor are max
ius good use or the money Here viii
be found modern, we'll equipped
two.room school building Tho build
Ing is we'll furnlshg Il, the 'upr Ia kept
ell Oiled and the janitor work IL
welt done, \ meeting of tho board
convened With tho superintendent.
aud all the suggestions he made Tor
III, Improvement of school conditions
wcrc actcd uuon aud will be- attended
To promptly, II. l.. Alexander. n prom,
lncnt teacher OF klamath county, II
principal and Miss llolcchcck Is as.
sistant Roth teachers are norma,
-. t,,V.. n,l 49,, ,,a.rLIVgs I,rt ~.
N advancement ut the school,
MIR Swan spent Friday and satur-'
day In Malin. visiting tho school Nnd
attending school meeting The
growth here has boon sn rapid. that
although n new school. house was CON.
plctci this summer at . cost ~ $4,000
the building Is ALREADY oVrrcrowdri,
and moro room and another teacher
are badly needed The school meet.
Ing was held FOR the purpose ot trK.
Ing measure to moct this condition.
The meeting was well attended All
oppressed willingness 90 employ nu-
other teacher aud keep the school up
to the highest standard ot cincignry
POSSIBLE.
Il was decided 20 take steps 60
tu.ld another room and employ an
other teacher 4 : min tax was voted
Ia meet the cXpcns' of u second teach.
or Tor tho balance of the year aud
bond election meeting viii be- called
as soon az possible to vote bond
issue To finance the building tn
only dissatisfaction expressed In ~.
rnrd to school affairs In this district
was In regard Co tho contractors work
on the now school building Much
trouble was cNp, rlcnccd In getting tho
work done according 20 specifications.
and number nf fec,s are notice.
able In the Workmanship. II would
FrrH that n n contractor haa any re-
GARD for his work II would be- made
manifest on public school buIldlng
In this district two years ago there
were scarcely enough children 10
maintain the district. now there are
75 enumerated. and several families
have bought land and will be there In
the spring Tho bohemian colony VIII
mean much In tho development OF
klamath county. They are lndefa,.
igAblc workers. and the results Of
the years work are apparent on every
hand. Many Of them are building
comfortable and substantial rrsi.
.tn,.s.. - ....,..tt.t. .t,t.. -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12
NETWORK Of INTtRURBANS
TO FACILITATE TRAVEL
Plans Announced for >cw rrollc,
Line Prom Grants Pass to Ashland,
4. Which WIN Link the Intermediate
cities
Special to Tn. Herald

PORTLAND. De ie Southern
Oregon cities are looking forward to
a network OF intcrurban electric lines
that will greatly facilitate travel and
lnter-oommunlty life In that section
OF the state.
Plans are announced OF a trolley
line from Grants Pass to Ashland
linking all the intermediate cities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12

have arasonabls articles In all
Ilhcs " jcw,lry, Fine line % watches
Tor either ladies' or gcntlcmcs if,ou
are gnlng 10 glyN,a wa'ch as n pres
ont I'd Ike 10 showNyov my stock l
will mako YOU pric~ion good goods
li.Gt Mediation,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12
.lAWSON'S SON-IN-lAW TO
MAKE FINE COUNTRY HOME
l,uys Large Tract of Acrc- on Crooked
River. in Crook County. for Same,
ne n Result of the Famous BOSTON
Mans Visit
Special to The Herald

PORTLAND. Dec. IA fine coun-
try place on the bank OF Crooked Riv-
er. Crook county. costing $4,000. Is
promised by Henry Mccall. the SON
in-law OF Thomas w Lawson Of Bos-
ton.
Mr.. Mccall has bought is0 acrss S,
and will make beautiful home OF #.
This Is one result OF the visit Of Mr.
Lawson TO Oregon las; summer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12

much OF their land already cleared,
aud report excellent crops this year
Thcy have started ~ move TO secure
u sugar hsct factory, aud also hope to
have n creamery as soon IN they can
raIsc enough cows To provide u with
cream.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12

"rs rhomrs' Eclectic oii is the
best .cmoAy for that often fatal dia'
ease Group, Has hccn used Win
success In our family Tor eight years,
Mrs, l.. whitcacrc. punalo. n. Y,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12

Never can tell when you1l mash \
fnSei or suffer a cut. bruise. burn O.
sca.d. BE prepared. DR.. Thomas
Eclectic oil instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12

You can't beat Graham's silver In
table ware or fancy articles. They
have a wide reputation. May cost a
few cents more. but it's ware OF
which you'll be proud In after years.
I have lots OF new pieces.
ll-Gt Mediation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12
Butrcr That Win suit Your last.

We have the finest fresh separated
country butter Made like cram.
cries make Il. for 100 per roll We
get limited amount of this every
week.
is.2t FULTON MARKET.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-12

Tho kind mother used to make
not the shippcd.in goods, bu, home.
mad, iSc por pound We kcop ,hls
class OF goods consfantly IN stock
iss, FULTON MARKET
, 1911-12-28

SARATOGA, WYoMING.-Situated on the North Platte River, on tn,
line of the Saratoga & Encampment Railway, Population, 1000
Altitude 6,7S5 feet. 1t is the site of the Medical Hot Springs, the
waters of which are a sure specific for all blood and skin diseases
rheumatism, stomach, liver and kidney disorders. Temperature of
water 1873 degrees. Saratoga is also the center of the finest trout
fishing grounds in the World. Not only the North Platte River
teens with Rainbow, Brook and Salmon trout. but the hume .ous
tributaries of that stream ar alive with fish. Saratoga is the center
of an agricultural country of 100000 acres of the best agricul-
tural land in the west. The soil and climate are adapted to the
growth of alfalfa wheat, oats, barley, all kinds of small fruits and
vegetables. The Saratoga Valley is the finest stock raising country
in the United States. The Sierra Madre range on the west and the
Madeleine Bow range of mountains on the east, are full of copper,
gold and silver, which is being developed rapidly. All of the re-
sources of the valley center at Saratoga, which is certain to become
one of the greatest towns of the west. For information address, The
Saratoga Commercial Club, The Saratoga State Bank, The First Ma
tOnal Bank or the Saratoga Sun.
, 1911-12-28
This is What Ais the Labor Unions

In an address at the Cooper Union in New York, Monday night
William D. Haywood of Denver, formerly secretary of the Western
Federation of Miners, practically defended violence as a weapon of
the working class. He urged upon the Socialists the open declara.
ton of al intention to organize for armed warfare.
at was this way" said Haywood, after he had attacked the ill.,
PRODUCTION of machinery into modern business, "they had US in the
bullpens out in Colorado. In one bulpen, with thirteen str, nds OF
barbed wire around It, they had l,6OO young miners. We had ask.
ed for clean mines, free from coal dust, that meant a eyer-present
chance for II explosion. We had whipped the local police and SO
the negro soldiers came.
"While they had these l,6OO young miners inside the
bulIpen they had LOCO negro soldiers outside guarding them, ravisb.
ing as they would their homes, and driving to death through wan
and despair their loved ones and their children.
Gan you wonder that | despse the law? understand the
chSs struggle. L a IN not a law-ablding citizen. More than that
do not believe you here ought to be law-abding citizens. Out
there they called the troops out after US and one of their mills went up
$50 much dynamite wa under that mill that it went up s. bipb
guess parts of it have never come down yet"
, 1911-12-28
We Don't Want Them Anyhow, Mr.. Leader

Can Wyoming afford to keep reactionaries in Congress simply
because we ire told they can get things and that new members can.
not?" walls The Cheyenne Leader. Wyoming has no reaction.
aries" in Congress, just at this time, that we IT aware of, but she
has Il very striking example of one in the state capitol. A member
OF a state board that will do nothing himself, and wont let anybody
else do things, comes very near being a "reactionary' in our opinion.
When Governor Carey visited Encampment and Saratoga last fall he
made glowing promises of what he would do in way of promoting and
building the large canals planned for this country. By those prom.
iss he won a great many votes, but up to this time he has failed to
do anything toward opening up the canals. Oh, yes! we were GO
ing to get those canals mighty quick last October-but mo1e than q
year has pssaed and the general opinion here is that Judge Carey has
proven more of a "reacionary' in the state house than even his worst
enemies predicted-and they said some awful things about him.
, 1911-12-28
What is the Matter With the Saratoga valley7

From a who is interested in the promotion of the Colorado
u Wyoming Power and Irrigation Company, which proposes to build
an immence reservoir in North Park and irrigate several hundre red
thousand arces of land in this valley, the Sun has learned a little
something of what is the matter with the irrigation projects of this
valley.
This gentleman said: you will remember the large MARTY of
Cincinnati capitalists that Mr.. Mccall had with him here last fall
looking over the reservoir, power aud canal project in North Park
and the land in this valley. 1t was the intention, when those m en
got back to Cincinnati, to form a promotion company and BEGIN the
surveys on MI proJect spring. Mr.. Mccall was unable to
meet with them, having been called elsewhere on business. Whom
he returned to Cincinnati he found the whole matter abandoned
1t seems that while the party was in Cheyenne some prominent m
at that place had gotten hold of one member of the party and loadsd
him up with facts and figures detrimental to the valley and fine
project. These the man held until the meeting of the pr,moters in
Cincinnati and then sprung them on the mel there assembled with
me result 'hHt everything lei up IN the ar. Mr.. Mccall was IN
able to learn the name of the ms who had taken such pains to give
the result that he got three of the strongest men in the party to sta
tho the matter will be delayed for six months and perhaps a wear"
man who lis promoting the project, it is fair to presume that the in
formation is correct.
1t is beginning to filter thru the minds of the people of this val
ley that some one, high IN authority and powerful in influence, is
working against the reclamation of til is valley. Just who i ii is VIZ
ar unable to say. But 1t is some one with strength enough to oy-
4r-turu everything that has been done up to this time. But we
will find out and when the time comes the Sun will take great plea
sure in publishing his name.
In the meantime the hundreds Of thousands of fertile acre of
and here must lie idle and the millions of cubic feet of water mi bv
us daily because someone is interested. in barring the way for this val
ley to be brot under cultivation. This is a state of affairs that can
, 1911-12-28

You are cordially invited.
, 1911-12-28
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

Notice of is hereby given that the
annual nesting of the Stockholders
of the Saratoga State Bank will be
held in tneir office at $3.50 p. IN.
in Saratoga, Wyoming, on Janu
airy Sth, 1912 for the purpose of ell 1t
ing directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction of such other
business as may come before said
meeting.
6. W Broadhurst, Cashier
Saratoga, Wyo. December IL 1911
l2-l4-l4
, 1911-12-28

If you have young children You nave per-
maps noticed that disorders Of the stomach
are their most common ailment. To correct
this you will find Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets excellent. They are easy
and pleasant to take, and mild and gentle in
effect For sale by all dealers
, 1911-12-28
House For Sale
DON'T WAIT until some
one else has grabbed this suap,
AND THEN KICK yourself

because some one else got it. My
residence property in Saratoga for
Sixteen hundred dollars. Address
g. W. Baldridge, Washington.
Iowa, or see Holck.
, 1911-12-28

WANTED-To get 5000 or $4,000
to let out in smaA loans of about
$1,000 ON gilt edge local loans, local
capital preferred. Call or address
this office.
, 1911-12-28
Episcopal Services
Rev. r. G. Hamilton.

Rev. r. G. Hamilton.
Services LIST and Bird Sunday of
each month.
Morning prayer and sermon IL a.
m. Evening services Sp. m.
Sunday school 10 a. m. each Sun
day.
You are cordially invited.
, 1911-12-28

J. W. Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio, pur-
chased a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for his boy who had a cold, and be-
fore the bottle was all used the boys cold
was gone. is that not better than to pay q
five dollar doctors bill2 Sold by all dealers.
, 1911-12-28

Wauted-Agsnts to canvass for
International Publishing Co. Ad-
dress Mrs. HELEN L. Phillips. l54 N.
7th st Laramie, Wyoming. 122l-1-S
, 1911-12-28

Jan. Bird at the Opera house S. N.
Leek with $500 feet OF moving pic
lures of wild game and scenery.
, 1911-12-28

nc. oxst very mrcb longer There is bound to come a change
bound to come a time when the influence of no man, . a dozen men
can longer keep this valley from being made to support a large and
prosperous population of farmers and ranchmen.
, 1911-12-28

Graduate Nurse, open for engage
ments. Miss w. Hamilton
Telephone Sc. Saratoga, Wyom
11-28-3mo.
, 1911-12-28
Night of Jan. 9 at Opera House

5. n. LEX of Jacksons Hole will exhibit l65 slides and $500 feet
of moving picture film. The slides will be pictures of scenery and
wild game in the Yellowstone and Jacksons boIe country. The
moving pictures will be of hunting trips, and wild game such as Elk,
Bear, Deer and Mountain sheep. Admission 30 and Soc. $40
At Encampment Jan. 4th, in the City Hall.
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RpIe6nS.

ISalncs Salretnalt lup0 ,Smni-
lie befnnSen iid) i'm 2aiife Ser uori.
gen 8ode oltf 9ellrd bei Den "a.
nliIien polt Hi1ter Gabill utS Z,
g. 9obiu.
&. @atfins uergr0Berte ieunc
Sen0lulgen bon SSire-Glob tutibrel6
Der uorigen g8ode ilpoem er per
eHc grobe Glbantitot aus
Der 0iine bon aprff Bros. be5og.
9ouis Gollof, DeldFr ieitber
bei SSerrlan SG0briilf alS Stnaeo
t)0iti9t mar, iit llad 8eo gegal.
gen INN baielbit fiir GGas. Ytotts
bcfDs 81 arbeiteit
Sincent Wiaba lldpo SenrD
Soil muroen per Selegranm nod
Gor0or, Wo., gerltfet, I'M Gent Be-
grdbniB bon 9llbert 3, Soir bebit-
luetMcll, ipel6es nni porigem 0titts
nod ltnttfall0. Ger 8eritorbelle mar
ciu WaitglieD Ser Mo0cnr @oponen
mar 45 Sabre luto 7 Dfonote alt
ln1 binterlieb cine @attin lnlo 8
Sttqp0er.
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nild) piele anipcieitb lupo erfreipteb
iid) ale, Der 2ebrcr tpitroe ailF
nad)iteS Sobr iuie6er oirseIelIt.
- Gbos. y. 8riienS feierte o1n
Sreitog glbeiro glbi1ie0 bel Grrit
Reper. "a 9irg's llTtig Der, 0a
gabs Siltgel nom Dem 2itfe 8er9er
W1nrercbor, WtllIif, SalBell, lmo
sIIleS mas man lpiiiri9en iirog. slle
erfreliten iid mad, Ser5ersluit.
Sranf 9. WilrlSipiler, Soblt
@o6qt5;ifrr jun, fi. 2opelra ssres
bert lus6 Tlosc Solaneip6ad, iparcm
an Solnltog bet Sipiss gum gehtb
uoh fsftb 2oder. Ger Sobtl ser
nod lGc BORT brnllben mar, meillte
ipie er Beiu fnnr, sd bobe beltte
SicleS geiebem lpoS idl norber nod
lde 9eiebem babe. So, ia, SSolnlpl
ba 1T nod oicl iunS Oil rod lriht
geiebelt bait.
Serr Sreo 2oreil5 BON Berger,
mar Solultng i1r GleltGsburg in @jea
i61ften Ser iSreOOie folunt oiters
nod Der Stobt; CT lit id)on sielnlidp
gut betolult lupo fcrmlt bnlb olle
Strnbeu
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Ius Seraer.

9lm 10. glpril itarb in Yig
Berger Serr Sacob @rof, geboret
mt 10. 0e5elnber 1910 5u Su9r in
Gcuti6laltN. @r fam ais &tpabe bon
6 Sabren ipady glnerita. glm Sten
0tG 1870 trot CT iit oen Gbeitarto
nit ser 8ittlpe 6rmp' 8ilbelmina
Sdutt ge6. 9obeI, an Oeren Seite
CT iiber 40 Sabre lebte llRo Die Nun
nit ibren 5 &in0crn ans eriter Gbe
Inn i'm tranert. &HSln letter. Soms
ncr lultr0e ser geritorbele bon ei.
nen Sdhagnlpfaa getrofien iirfolgc
oeIien irinc Sebfuaft beOeltten6 ge.
idapGdt lpnroe, abcr nod inebr iein
@eb0r, iuth ipredelp folnlte er fam
nod, einige 8ortc. gr itarb nad
elmer ntebnpoderltlihmr arallt6cit,
ltno erreid,te Gilt Sitter ben 70 SAB.
relp A Tonaten lllpS 8 SugelI. Die
@ecroigling falS am Snnlstog gto6.
mittaQ alf bcm 8etbanien 8rieobpf
ltatt.
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l523,2 ,297 I4I,22l l76.Sl7
Wpyaliidler Ginflnf, Gin gutter

sl6eeIcfen ton Der itnrfelu 1lttneri-
id)en 8etbailigirng oes 'Selltlfen Gle
trents I'M 6elbe, ntllB ubet nod Elm
ltmitanb beionoers Gnndbnung firs
ben, ttdn1lid) Ser oaisgejeidnete Giit'
fllB, 6en aera0e ole OelltIdNt &Gnlps
fer ouf oas @ros Der iibfi9em Ionl''
id,aften Fotten SS5,i pielem Shlah.
tenberidten, ielfft ienen Die bon
Stodalnerifalprl perfnBt iiido, oeer
iolden, ole BON SSrlGinoer1p ODER Sln'
aeborigen anOerer gtntionel geN6ries
ben apurSeL lperSen apdbne Seloen-
tbaten berid)tet ole DON Seilts
iten alisgefiibrt. Sn un5agligen
sSGllen tplrbe 6as beorSbte Stente1ls
lln6 Streifcnhanner non belttlden
SdnSem mhbig 6em por6rirr9enOen
iSeinSe etltgegelpgetroget lnpo oieler
ielbit iontit 5lul &iid5lBa 9erpotbigt.
Salt es, cine gegneriid)e 6obne 5ll
erbeuten, 10 tpanen es iiderlidI Oeiit-
ide, Sie bier nit ipdbrem Seboens
mll.Je rorrealNcig I'M ibrem Hegi-
nente mrI iolde @eiie 5lr Hltbrn 5ll
nerbelfen. gtid,t 5u erlpdbancr Die
pieler Sanlaritertbatelt, 0ie oas quite
oelltide Ser5 o,tf Dem SflodtIalee
aitsiibte, oil sen Streiteril IN sen
ei9encn &eibcql. ipie ON JIM Ger
@egner.
Gin ebrli6es llrtbeil.
g8er iiber ole SG1tigteit be51p
esah ben GhrfluB has teltfidem Gle.
.nents i'm 9iirgerfricgc iid cine ct.
mas gelrmrepe &oritellrng MAIDEN
miIl, bem lei oas neilite Rerf 6es
beporra9eapNel, @ermariiteil gllbert
gerlltarot tSallit, Grofeiior on Der
Cornell llnipcrlitdt IN SStbnco, y.
~, cntpioblen. bctitelt:: She German
Clement in the llniteb tStotes", im
Geuloge scr Solrgbtou Iifflin Com.
panp, Bolton utto gtep Yorf. Sin
lu9enein Invertebrates @erf, 0as
aud Dem Siirgerfrieg be5lu. Ser
8etbeiligung bes Oellti6enI Clements,
mn 9iirgerfricgc eineIt 3iemlid groB-
en- Sbeil miomet. Ser ebemalige
0iittdnpfer i'm 9iirgcrfriege miro
ba Gieles filrben, mas ifm ielbit
idpn befolnlt lit, llnh lpas iipn lieb
lrno mertb eridjcincn mltB. llnO
oerie1tigc 2cier. Ser OieieS @erf ans
SSSittereiie al oen Oanraligcn 3lItGlt
oen itlloirt, miro. oa gar piel OcS
Slutereiiontelt lmb 8iiicnsipertfPn
Iernen fontell, lid iel6It 5rn 8e.
lntB 1lno 5ltIn gtltsen.
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gaseondOe.
Die @oscoltaOe Sd)l

Die @oScoltaoe Sdlde battc
mn leBten San6tog S1uIi6'l1tBieier,
lauo poreit piele 8eiilder ntaueicil0,
inter ailSerr alth Die 2ebreri1uen
Sri. Stella &onietfp ltN0 gllice Sod,
bun Sermann. Gier SdJiiler, &ap.
monb GbiIl, 6reS Sadild, gli1tnn
@olter unp0 9lrdie Cooper erbielte1t
Giplome lpeldes 5irm 8eildj Der
Sodicbirlc beredfigt. Soleeipbe er.
bieItpn ebrelapertbe grfpGbli8Sfar.
tap: Clara Gpple, 3an SSadifd),
G6dpin @olter, glrdyte Cooper, 9tnp
G6ia, 9eorrnon @plter, Rolpb Chill
lpo Sia6a Heiilbol5. Sir regel.
lndbigen SdnGbeilid erNelten Ger.
tififatc GSfba sSadiih a1iton @oltcr,
9ot SSadiid), giap Chill, Orpile
Clifton, glrhie Cooper. &alpb Gbia,
eohpin @oltcr, 2eona Sohitag,
8iriiie Sf,erer, Satba yfetnbol5,
Sinltie @ap6rper, Clara gpple, Glap
Clifton Sma Graig, 6loreirce 600.
per, Sopo GltFitoL sSramf 9raig,
,Srelpoa Chiffon @tliop6 Gardner,
&ein6olS, Gorrnop 8olter.
Sri. Wtartba 9teiitbol5 .uno
sSron emma Sberer iiiio nod ct.
2ouis. aereift lult 3u Bleiben
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0rafe

6nl SriB 9tecic perfnufte
am %. 8. !M. ibr periobnli6es Gi-
genttilm altf oIferttlidFr stltfii0li,
SSrou 8m. Hllegge, polt GIbon,
Nio., lum fiir5Iid bier ouf geiud
bel ibrer Wiutter.
Gaitor 9. WfeDer bate ole
@bre als nWtoOerator" 6eS belt.
iden observation-disclosures ertuablt
5lt iperSel, imfaIicn0 ole
@cliteinben uoit mGbreren Stoateql
fir Sen 3eitrmm zines SSabres, iutS
miro er nadStes SSa6r ai, tSiburg
itnd 8elDit, 8is. berufclta.
Sris Sritelneper allpo @nttiau ba-
BEN ole n0tIbigen Yapiere beraiisge.
NOMINEES, INN einen fleiaten &nben
aus Dem @aiienbaltS Oes Editors
Is. StabnIonn 8t o0optiren gllrL
mir itnh Der glnitdt oab Oer aleilpe
eine CUTE Seimafb er9olten tpirO.
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.}n.hen. Nie lpidrt liiNen.
oas sanscrfeit in @il,panfee.

ga ooS 2ieo Scr llrquell ollcr Wtiiif
lit uno iutter oe1t Sieber1l tDieber bas
TolfSIie0 ole 9aiis bes lpeltlidelt
@elarNes bil6et, io trllroe ieirer gro
ben 8eoedlnpg fir Elm Singerfeit
0urd oie g(ilfluabme BON elmer lido
llep s(ltstpabl BON 8olfslieOeri i'm
8rogronnl gebiibrclpoe &edannpg &c.
trageih
Gieie 2ie6er aperben polr eiap@m
Gbor bon $500 pobigeiibteiu Gam
germ geillmselr peroen, iut0 beuipridi
Sieie miliifaltid)e Nndterltfaltrnrg
olles i'm cen Sdatteiu 5il iteIlen, mas
III oieier 8e5iebimpg ie IN Wiilpait-
Fec geletitet tpitrbe.
Der m 9cittl6loit0 rii6ntli1lt be.
fanilte 9elporiIt umo &amnieM6nBer,
ioiuie Sie itolielriide SopraniIttlt
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SrdeIter Dom 65 Moinr liefern, mel.
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CONCERTS allfgcfiiDrt Derogr miro
alrf 1t0 @ant perit1rft irerScn IoIl.
sluber S>errr gtnr 3adt lrsldpan
ole Direftioir Der Srd)eiterlnltt.
nlarlp anpertraut rorren lit, tpcroer
oie Serr.n q. @eriid, BON Gbicaao,
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8ilr glalllabnle gebradte gorlagc,
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ltno einem bon Sieien er1aniltcit Gin.
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griin6nng fiiDrt ser 8opernor ans,
onB es oen 9elnofratelt offeit6ar
nidt am eile ertutli6e Sortfiibrlltg
OeS gimpalpoeriillgslpcrfes 81, tDun
getueien lei, oa iie Die basit rotbigen
65eleer ridt beipilligt b1tten. Sb.
idjon in Der eigertlifen Sorlage ole
geroltsgablulg etner iSunnne bon
$4,000 pppgeieten lit, purbe oieler
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tpilliglrgs Gorlage aitfgel~mmcn 10
.oaB tbotiahlidb fem (Selo sur ger-
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aonliltiii1r @. M. Sebpee aus
SpringfielO trar eilrar Der eritelt, 6ic
Se1r 8opernor erilidtell 6ie Sorlage
IN ibrer iebigen Sorm 5u petirclt.
@oo. Saolep befiirtuortet Ole 8eiter'
fiIbnillg Der GiiapaipSerlnugsse Malta.
tioip nit Siilfe BON 8ripotniittelit
6ie ipatcr tuieoer eriebt tueroen ioI.
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Sea.

Senrn 2ltbrinw llno sSnnrilie
icipie altdl Sri. Cora Hipbring lpo.
rem am Icbtcn Samstag bel sSreO.
2luDrilGI 3inn geiudS.
SRI. 2oilln Stodtolt, lpelcbe
eilpn erfof9rciAen Senniql ais Sch.
rerin Der biciigeu Sdldc gum sfb.
fdlitB brahtc, fGbrte an lebtelt
Sanlstaq rodl Slmlb, in ihrr Sci.
nnatb 5uriif
6rau 8m. 9GbrnrJ liegt ge.
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mir luiinidjcn oaber raide 8eiIerllng.
Senrp 0teitcn1adcr, ocIien
&rarticim mir bereits frii6er INIT.
tbeiIten, lit sur 3eit nod im1ler
iebr Ieibeno; tyoffen mir onber onf
cine boI0iec @enolnlQ 3lnit 8eiierlt