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The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
FIRE FIGHTERS
NAME OFFICERS

The annual meeting of Greeley
volunteer fire department was held
Friday night at city hall. Officers
for the year were elected, in addf-
ton to spending a social evening at
which deeds Of daring in years gone
by were swapped. The new officers
were chosen as follows:
Chief. r. L. Dye; first assistant
chief, Harvey Moore; second assist
ant chief, Roy Collins; secretary.
Ebert English; treasurer. Milton
Seaman.
Chief Dye takes the place of w.
R. Patterson, who has held the office
OF chief for the past eight years.
Mr.. English. who assumes the duty
of secretary, was assistant chief for
the past six years.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
|hb;es Among Ideals
|of Normal School Maids

this announcement as the opening
wedge other members of the class
told Of their ideas about what was
what for Normal maids.
my ideal IL being a kindergarten
teacher. al right" sighed one de-
mure miss but" she added. waving
aloft her left hand from which fash
ed brilliant solitaire. II don't think
I shall ever realize it." And she
smiled knowingly as she gazed fond
ly at the ring of bondage.
And there were others in the same
boat. Out of the entire class there
was only one who was sure that she
wanted to live all her life as kim
dergarten teacher and do without a
husband and children of her own.
One male member Of the class
confessed that he had dreamed of
being a great journalist until he has
seen awful things in the Tribune
about politics and grand juries and
bootleggers. after which he had
abandoned this particular ideal for
another not yet fully decided upon.
And these two dozen, all within
a few weeks of being properly diplo-
maed to teach the young idea how to
shoot. deep down in their hearts are
singing "just q little rocking chair
and you" while they are preparing
essays on the untimateness Of un-
limited or something like that to be
read at graduation.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
State of Colorado,
County of Weld

County of Weld.
In the Matter of the
Petition of j. NJ. r. Pet
rikin for the Determine Notice Of
Lands and Tenements of
Jennie Eaton Petrikin,
To j. NJ. r. Petrikin and any and all
Persons who May or Might have or
claim any Right, Title. Estate or In
terest in the Lands, Tenements or
Hereditaments of Jennie Eaton Pet
or the Grantees thereof,
GREETING:
You are hereby notified that on the
27th day of March, A. d. 1911, ]. NJ. B..
Petrikin filed in this Court verified
petition praying for determination
of the descent of the lands, tenements
Petrikin, deceased, and for a finding.
judgment and decree determining the
heirs at law of said Jennie Eaton Pet
rikin and the interest to which the
said heirs or their grantees are now
or We're at the death of said decedent
entitled therein; that the description
of the property to be affected and of
which the said Jennie Eaton Petrikin.
| also formerly known as Jennie B.
SR The Northeast Quarter q. +. ~ Of
Section Thirtv-five (S5). Township
Seven % North, Range Sixty-siN t66l
Quarter IS. w. ~ of Section Thirty
three tSs). Township Seven % North.
Range sixty-six $3.50 West of the sth
M..
| u5). Sixteen C6) and Seventeen 90:
in Block Thirty-one (3D. Town of
Eaton; also piece of ground In
Greeley. Colorado, being a part of Lots
One Gl and Two t2) of said Block
Sc, according to the recorded Co,ad plat Of Of
more particularly described as fol-
lows. to-wit: Beginning at point
1o7h feet South from the Hortheast ss
corner of 10th Avenue and 11th street
and running thence west l25 feet'
thence north 1o7E I, feet to ,o the north onat
1875 feet to the northeast corner OF
Lot in Block Sc; thence south 1o7h
ing piece of ground 1o7k feet by
125 feet: together with water for the
same as derived from The Union Col
onv of Colorado; all situated in Weld
law as stated in said petition of the
said Jennie Eaton Petriken. deceased.
at the time Of her death, is 7. NJ. r.
Petrikin: that said heir is of fun legal
age. of sound mind and under no legal
disability.
NOW THEREFORE,, You are hereby
further notified that on the 25th day
of May, A. n. 1911, at ten o'clock A.
NJ. of said oav hearing on said peh,
tion before this said Court Will he had
for the purpose of determining said
heirship and the descent of the lands
tenements, and herGaitaments of ths
as will more fully appear from thu
petition in this case to which refer
erce is herebv made and a cory o
which is hereto attached. at which
time you NAV .appear or abide de-
termination of the Court thereon.
Given under nv hand and seal OF
said Court ~ Greeley, Colorado, this
, s1st dav of March. 4. n. 1911
FRANK MADDEN.
'Sea'' BY Ebert C. ENer TsH
Deputy.
Joseph c. Ewing. Attorney for Petf-
toner.
First publication In Greeley ihune
Anril 6. 1911: last publication April II.
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
STRICKEN
SUDDENLY
IN HOME
ALBERT l.. LlNDNER is VICTIM
OF HEART DISEASE
DEATH IS ALMOST INSTANT
Was Well Known In Business Circles
Had just Returned From .
Trip Made for BENEFIT of
His Health

While reading letter Thursday
afternoon at his home Albert L.
Lindner was suddenly stricken with
heart disease and passed away al
most Immediately. Mrs. Lindner.
who was with him. rushed for water
and stimulant but he had expired
before she could reach him. Mr..
Lindner had returned only short
time before from town where he
had been visiting with friends dur
ing the afternoon and was appar-
emily in his usual health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindner returned
last week from California where
they had spent several months for
the benefit of Mr.. Lindner's health.
They had completed arrangements
for leaving their home here and ex-
pected soon to leave for years
stay in the east.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindner came here
five years ago from Muscatine, la.
Mr.. Lindner became manager of the
Home Electric Light company. On
account of Ill health he was obliged
to give up work year ago.
Mr.. Lindner was one of the most
widely known and best liked busi-
ness men of the community. He wan
born in Illinois Sc years ago. He
is survived by his widow and two
sons. Charles L.. who lives in Dan
claire. Wis. and George c., who
lives at Lakefield, MINI.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
CAST CHOSEN
TO PRODUCE
THE RIVALS"
Talented Students at the Normal are
Being Kept Busy Preparing for
Two Elaborate Productions

These are busy times for embroy-
onic actresses and actors at the nor
NAL school. With the seniors begin
ming rehersals on the Blue Bird and
the college class actively engaged
in perfecting themselves in The Ri
walls, there is something doing all the
time for the young people who will
take part. The date for the Rivals
has not been set, although May A
has been suggested. This may be
changed later.
Following is the cast Of the Ri
walls:
Sir Anthony Absolute. Asa Ches-
nut.
Captain Absolute, Flora Earring
ton.
Falkland. Jean Crosby.
Fag, Katherine Hale.
Acres, Jessie Sprague.
David. Flora Curry.
Boy. Ewing Stiffler.
Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Harry
Broadbent.
Lydia Languish, Luella Sale.
Julia, Helen Nichols.
Mrs. Malaprop. Mrs. Mary Gordon
Lucy. Nancy G. Mccarthy.
Maid, Marjorie Elmer
Thomas, the coachman, George
Young.
Mrs. c. I. Day left this week for
Monte Vista where Mr. Day has been
located for several months.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Old Spanish
Mission Style
Building Here

The first old Spanish style :
mission building TO be erected =
in Greeley will be business :
block which will be construct =
ed by j. H. Woolf in the near =
future. The block will face the =
new pest Office building on the =
east and will have seven store =
rooms. The building will be =
20x12o feet of re-enforced con- =
crete in typical mission style =
with the tile roof which will =
extend over the five foot walk =
in front OF the building, =
1t is probable that work Will =
begin soon on the clearing OF =
the ground and construction OF =
the building. This will face on =
the court on the east of the =
new post office building which =
will be built on the northeast =
corner of Eighth street and =
Eighth avenue. =
On account of the desirability =
OF the location the majority OF =
the store buildings are already =
leased. This will be the first :.
structure of the mission style =
so popular in the far west and =
south to be constructed in \
northern Colorado. :"
1t IL understood that work s'
OF construction will begin at an \
early date. +
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
MISS WILLARD
A SOCIALIST

Hfeeley' Colo, April 18th, 1911.
1 ne Iu'tor of the Greeley Tribune:
Dear SiF:-Noticing in yester-
uay eu''lon of the Tribune an ex-
tract rom an article by VIM. Allen
wh'te commenting on what he
seems 10 think the impracticability
OF SOCIALISM, | respectfully request
you " publish the enclosed extract
lrom speech by Francis Willard, as
beieFe the public is entitled to the
OPINION OF people favorable to So.
ciaiism as well as to the opinions OF
those who oppose it.
Very respectfully.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
GREELEY MAN ACCEPTS
A POSITION IN JAPAN

Hubert Wright, who was formerly
r;,bt agent for the Union Pacific in
Greeley. went through here Sunday
morning on his way to Japan, where
he has position with steamship
company. Mr.. Wright left Greeley
about year ago and has been en-
ployed in the office of f. b. Choate,
General agent for the Union Pacific.
in Denver. He was met at the train
Sunday by number of Greeley
friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
puRI,c TRUSTEES SALE


Whereas. James A. Beatty and Jennie
Realty Signing herself as Jennie NJ
Beatty husband and wife then g OF Gro
We Weld T9Sse GoantT .tSe coerade as erantors by
their deed oftrust dated February I. 1910,
acknowledged April 81, l,lnlo. and rec2r9eo
oftice Of the Clerk and Recorder Of Weld.
County. colorado; conveyed to The Public
Trusdtes o! ad Mel" s' Situate in the
County OF Weld and state Of Colorado,
known and described a. toil1wSs; g., Al! AAiISt St
az OF the Town Of Grover as shown x
the recorded plat thereof. togetner Win
all and singular the psIo,,eEes ind IN app1t to
secure their one promissory note OF even
date Herewith for the principal sum o.
W Parker on or before one year after date
with interest from its date at ten per
cent. per annum until due an ano ,,arterss a, .Tess
thereafter on both principal and Interess
until fully paid. with reasonable attor
ney's fees in case of suit
And. whereas default has beer made by
said grantors thereof in the performance
of the covenants. requirem nts and COZ
of trust. in this, to-wit. by their failure to
pay both said principal and interest faii-
ing due at the maturity drsa o1 sac Ho Parker
as and being the legal holder OF said note
and Indebtedness so secured oy salo oeeG
o. bin brns'i rrnstee rns s of said Weld County
notice and demand in writing, declaring
said default and electing to declare the
whole Of said Indebtedness represented
hy said note and interest thereon as pass
due and payable. and demanding sale o.
said land and premises under said trust
deed.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given
thai, pursuant to said notice, demand ana
authority vested IN me by said deed OF
trust ard by the law. !, W r. Patterson.
as Public Trustee OF Weld County, Colo,
rado, will sell the above described land
and premises for Gosh. at pubic auction
to the highest and best bidder. at the
east front door OF the Court House IN
Greeley Weld County. state OF Colorado'
on Monday, the sth day OF May. A. D.,
1911, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon oi
said day. for the purp Sc OF payin SAID
note, interest, alto ney Ice, and al eNpeh-
ses OF this sale. and will give to the pur-
chasers thereat due certificate OF purchase
therefor as provided by law.
Dated at CIR eley, Colo. April 6. 19ll
w Il. PATrtRSt N,
AS Public Trustee of said Weld County
r. q, STR Nc Attorney.
First pub'n. April &. 81 n pub n May =,
1911, Weekly Greeley Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

|, sved, dignltied seniors OF
,' wbose thoughts are sup
pAl, srell continually in the
!, ,hs bitterness of the be-
! otser ts high brow localities
e. most astonishing con-
It is probable that ,s'o. the MOT,
!. will be under discussion
NJ ~ country as a result of an
~ ..ort TO heart hope ! may
:. an" session held while
I Snyder was out OF 'ne
t,., IN think, on that occA
f,lv two dozen young women
!, the kindergarten depart
I,nkly owned up that they
Lad against race suicide'
Roosevelt was exactly right
lttitude on the question. that
(e,l Of life was not in re-
! single and teaching kids by
|,e hut in getting married
kring up kids by retail.
! happened during philosopy
hen Or. Snyder requested
give a five minute talk on
|aals in life. The ideals were
At first with the view OF
the doctor, but when he was
kom the room, the real sure
Ideals popped out,
Int seventeen kids Of my own
pys" confessed one fair kim
per amidst applause. With
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
RK BEGUN
N SENIORS
NORMAL GIFTS
Summer and Skating in the
II for Future Attendants
1t State Institution

has commenced on the class
the seniors to the Normal,
viii be a skating pond in the
and a beautiful lake in the
:. A crew is making the ex-
q which will be on the CAM
tween the library and train
lool building. The lake will
by 100 feet and will have a
u at each corner. The esti-
cost is $500.
gift, which is unique and diff
ifom that presented by any
previous classes. will be ac-
as it will add greatly to the
p'eness of the Normal cam
Inc lake will be completed as
as possible and will be pre-
70 The school at the annual
which is usually celebrated
week Of school.
are 1877 graduates who will
ute to the class gift.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

When medicine must be given
to young children 1t should be pleas
ant to take. Chambelain's Coush
Remedy Is made from loaf sugar
and the roots used In its prepara-
tion give II n flavor similar to mapIe
syrup. making II pleasant to take
II has no superior 'or colds. croup
and whoopinE cough. For sale oS
all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
JUSTICE HATCH winner
OF A CONSOLATION PRIZE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Annette enter
tained the members of the Baptist
choir at their home Thursday even
ing After rehearsal of the Easter
work social time was enjoyed with
ing faces on hard boiled eggs Miss
Luna Smith won the prize. an Easter
lily. e. b. Hatch the director OF
the choir. won the consolation prize
Refreshments were served late IN
the evening. There were 80 pres
ent
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

To have a fine healthy complex
ion-the liver must be active, the
bowels regular and the blood pure.
All this is brought about by using
HERBINE. 1t thoroughly scours the
liver, stomach and bowels, puts the
body in fine condition and restores
that clear. pink and white complex
ion SO much desired by ladies. Price
SOC. Sold by Carson w. Gilbert.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
PAGE SEVEN
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate of Elizabeth j. Doten, De-

Estate of Elizabeth j. Doten, De-
ceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Elizabeth ]. Doten, late of the County
of Weld in the State OF Colorado, de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court
of said Weld County, at the Court
House in Greeley. in said County. ON
Monday. the first day of May. A. d.
1911. at the hour of 10 o'clock IN. of
said day at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for
the purpose OF having the same ad-
justed. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Greeley, Colorado, this 28th
day of March. A. d. 1911.
ELIZABETH DOTEN,
Admi n tratrix of the estate of Eliza
beth j. Doten, Deceased.
Walter +. Bliss. Attorney.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
March 80, 1911: last publication April
20, 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Eaton Couple Married On Easter
Eaton. April 17.-Miss Halle
Keener and p. H. Bush were mar
ried at sunrise Easter morning at
the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. McGowes, and left on the early
morning train for . trip about the
state. They will return and make
sneir home in Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

II you cough all night you get no
rest, nor does anyone else in the
house. Keep within reach bottle
of BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP. 1t is then easy to stop the
tickling which causes the cough,
Whenever 1t appears. Price Csc, soc
and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Car
son w. Gilbert.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
New Settlers for Kersey

Kersey. April 17.-R. Stranskey
and family arrived here today from
Kansas and will live on ranch
south of town, which they have pur-
chased from the Denver Reservoir
and Irrigation company.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

"a ioung returned Thursday
from a few days stay at his
.uVa near Lyons. On account
:, %sn's , frost before the ar
~ MS smudge pots Mr.. Young
'-@' Tue crop will be damaged
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

A valuable dressing for flesh
wounds, burns, scalds. old sores.
rash. chafed skin, is BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT, it is both heal
ing and antiseptic. Price 25c. SOC
and s1.OO per bottle. Sold by Car
son w. Gilbert.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

"Our baby cries for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. T. B.
Kendrick, Rasaca. Ga. 1T is the
best cough remedy on the market
for coughs. colds and Group. For
sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Mrs. H. Smith of Castle Rock and
Mrs Eta Smith of Sedalta were in
Greeley today on their way to
Briggsdale. where they will make
their home.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Mrs. c. I. Day left this week for
Monte Vista where Mr.. Day has been
located for several months.
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Semtit,es Sbeater.
Sic Bieberbolans Or SsIisopsr
Ter Fiseie gauer" am Souutas.

GsIt.u bat cine 8oriteuung betm
qub!itum bermdBsn s,3iinbst, Ipie bic
DOIssoper Der FioeIe Bauer, bon
Geo saQ, bic am 30. Sanuar imDtuts
i6eu 5beater 3nr 4uffiiarung gsIdngz
te. aaum bate lid, Der 8orbong iiber
bic brolIige 5dn0lun9 5eientt, nod
Iummtsn az bic ia6uen UeIooisu ben
Gefuhern in ben Shrsn, ais aud
ihon Der Wunfh nah elmer Disoerz
bolung Der gpritsnung Iaut puroe.
@eritdrst tpurbe biefer Duuih beions
osrs bon bsnen, bic ttine GeIegenbsit
aebdbt battsn, bns prdttise Wert gu
febeu. Director 5hmir bat iia nun
enffhlofTen, nieiem 8erlansen mad
sinsr a6crmaIieen Nufflhrung be-
,,1fibelen 9dusr1" naf3utommsn uni
atpdr gsht bic @oltsoper beretis H6ha
fen Sonntna totsosr In SSens. Das
tpiro fiherlih NntlaHg uno ourh itar
fen gefuh DIroigung finoen. Y:
folits Elm auspsrtduftes Sdus tusroen
oern Die 4uffiibruug srfuroert elmer
iebr groben Qpparat, lit oIio nit sr
eblihsn grtrdtoiteu psriniipft, ot
nur bur9 ,irsH sutipreheno itartsl
geiuh lpisner singsbrndIt peroeH ton
nen. MITo am ndaften Sonrtdg bd
bos gublitum nod einH,dl G'eIegsR
bett, bi.fes nunosrbtibfhe MuFttUer
su boren, ii6 an ben meIcbi0ien ma!
sern uno 8ustten, iorrie an ben iiber
| miitbis luitiger 2srseiten tpie OF be
ScneIuns iiberboupt 81 erfreasH unI
benz fl.irlsn SsinerIe nod sinmal 81
auiubtln. 8us tpiro Elm So6gsnr'
| ipsrben, sipie ibu bic enaliFds giihn
oar niht unb bic bsutide nur duberl
isIt,n 3u bieten i'm Stlnhs TT.
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BON Gbfparb 8. sfirt;gerionulisn $50,
6ruubeigentbum $4,000.
Geo. y. waunbp iit RuhlaBpertpale
ter bon 51ne Garep; ;gerIondlisn $3.50.
Warn unb Sotanna Gdfsp f:nb 2e@
Observation-Disclosures bon Daniel
gafep; gerfonalien S400. Grunbeigenz
i6um $500.
Carl aimerid III NnhlaBperpalier
Ron Gbos. 2imsrid; periondItsn s155.
Wsabel r. Stnsoale til Ruhlabpers
ipolterin bon BORING 6insoals; qerIos
nalien $1100, Grunoeisenthur, $10,s
900.
Der peri5nlide Rdhiab bes Geo
6ummel betrGgt $58, ,412.98; berienis'
bes Iitolas ansfler S25O1 81; Der:
ieniae Der Clara aDer $1485. AZ; bers
i,niae Der Gufon g. groipr $19, ,767
berieniee Der Clara Goitig $249.72
8eridtebsnes.
Gb. 8. 6othaipan erfanste Elm 8er
bitt iibtr S796.25 gessn bic Gugl
Counter arb aedtber go.
5ugo 90. Me;sbrobt tluste etne 5or
beruns iiber $4,000 ssSsH Sobn 8
| Wou Elm.
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Bart. .aoinmiiiioit
lfnsufricSen iiber bic fortmGbrenbe
abiusjenbeit oes 9arf.Ggperteu
settler.

esn Der aeitrigsn GtBung Der CART
fonmiifiDn aaben perihisbene Mttglies
Der ibrerllnsufriebenbeit ouriiber Nus
brud, bab Der gartsGrperts aeblsr,
Der befanntliA bier Elm Sabresgsbalt
BON $4,000 6e5iebt, bur6 unboltsnpe
4bpeIenheit BON Der Stabt bic Qrz
beiten in ben 9arts Oer30gert. 6err
GebIer lit anerbings tontrattIih nur
os6olten, Der partbeb0roe quite Rat5s
ichidoe 3u aeben unO bic Pldue fir
arbeiten gut8ubeiben aber aud DieIs5
bat er in Der lssten 3ett niht gst6an.
icnbern ,peilt gegenpdrtig in ct.
aouis, tpdbrenb 1ier bic Qrbsit ordngt
unb bic Romniiiion Oorldufig ni6ts
beoinnen fdnn, Bis iie 5errn ssBLers
Rath singebolt bot
IS ipuroe bef6oHen. Dab cine 6itFig'
Qrhitettenfirmn engdgirt Uerbsn ioQ
um asnuue 2rbeitspGns mad ben an.
saben aeblsrs, Der ndhite Do6e bitl
erportst ipirb, dus5uarbeiten, oomt
bonn bic Qlrbeiten unoer3iigltd II
4nariff aencmmen uno obue Inter
bre6una burhqefiihrt lperosn tonnsn.
Die prtpilsgien fir oas 8srmietbsT
| BON gooten unb ben gertuuf Dol
3ud.rpert tpurben tpt.oer an 5run
Baueb.rtp pergeben. Der oitIe PriDi
lsgien aud i6on IN ben friiberen SAB
rem se6abt Bat, nur mub er jeBt stpa
mt6r 6esabeu, 1ls friiber. Dd9ren'
er bisbsr idarlid1 fir Die gsiammte'
| prtpilegien cine 4bgobe BON 500 b.
| sahlt BAT, limb bic Nbgaben, Die gsiter'
| fefteeItst tpurben. tris Fol9t: gootper
lsiben i'm gurnet Dooos qart, S103
| gertouf bon 3uferipaaren i'm Burn:
8ooos qarf, $103; gOotDerlsiben II
2incpln gart, $65; 3utsrUuarenper
tauF i'm Gbtn gdrf, 800.
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ssraneis aiucaio lpuree itulnig BE-
Funoen, i6re 5nuts. bsi tpelher lie iiss
Sen Mcnuts aetppbni hattie. I'm eineH
glelslaantet i'm Dsrtbe DoH $50 beitohs
len III boben. Sire Strnf. lautste auF
20 9ag. 4rbsitsbdus nno Srdgung
Der Soften.
:Sohn 2opIer. ipsiB. iparoe tptssn
ihdtliden gtnsyiifs duf Fetn.n Jreuno,
nen 9eaer @m. Cones. NIT elmer Stra'
Re pom 80 5assn Irbeitsbous, $50 uni
aoIten bsIeat. Di. beioen 2oroltrsidjsE
hatten 5uiammsn aetneipt uHo iparer
fGiiebltt, in Gtreit serathsH, mObe
Scnes gan5 gsrraltige asile hs8ogss
bette.
gernore garn.p unb Wlorris SAeet
ban ic[Iten iid) gsTtern unter Der I'm
fldae, cine Rite nit Whisttn gsito9Ier
Ill faben. perdntIpprtsn. Sbesaan bait
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