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The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
RESERVOIR
TROUBLES
RENEWED
LITIGATION THREATENED OVER
ENGINEERS ORDER
poUDRE VALLEY IS AFFECTED
Platte Valley Reservoirs and in'ches
Said to Have PrOfited by hui-
ing Regarding the stor-
age OF Water

Fort Collins, April 14.-From
,resent indications another spirited
legal contest for the rights of the
irrjeationists of the Poudre valley Is
10 be waged. In recent opinion o!
Judge Gamble. the period for direct
irrigation was declared to be from
April Is to October l.. and by this
decree Larimer county bitches won
A decided victory over the ditches OF
the Platte valley and the order OF
the state engineer prohibiting the
storage of irrigation water during
the fall months.
Now State Engineer Comstock
has issued second order prohibit
ing storing of water in reservoirs
during the season Of direct irriga-
ton as defined in Judge Candles
opinion. The order. II obeyed. ac-
cording to local ditch men, will leave
every reservoir in the Poudre valley
filed to not more than half its ca
pacity. The greater portion Of water
stored in reservoirs is conserved
during the flood season from June l
to 90.
The Consolidated Water Users
association charges the state engi-
neer with a malicious attempt to
favor the bitches of the Platte val
ley at the expense of the irrigation
interests of the Poudre valley and
has retained L. R. Rhodes, who won
the recent suit. to bring immediate
action to set aside the order.
1t is argued that it has been the
practice for 80 years of local reser-
voir companies to conserve June
food waters. and that If the engi-
neer's order is made effective 1t will
be overthrowing a precedent for the
benefit of Platte valley reservoirs
and bitches.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
NEWLYWEDS
ASTONISHED
BY FRIENDS
Kept Wedding Secret But Were Met
BY Dead Auto and Drum Corps
for Escort to Home

Although they succeeded in keep
ing the date of their wedding a
secret thus avoiding the attentions
of their enthusiastic friends at the
time of the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Abbott were given a rous-
ing reception upon their arrival in
Greeley Friday evening.
The newlyweds telephoned rela-
tives they would come Friday even
ing on the Denver-Laramie. This
was considered too frank an admis-
sion and was regarded with suspic-
ion, SO the crowd of friends met the
Union Pacific which is due here hall
an hour earlier.
Surprised at being met by the moi
and drum corps, the couple we're In.
duced to enter the auto of Edwin
starkey. hoping to escape their tor
mentors. After riding to main
street. some trouble was experienced
with the auto, which refused to bs
moved, for the reason that the sparl
plug was in the pocket of Mr.. Star
key. 1t is said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott were ther
forced to walk through the streets
accompanied by their friends and tn.
boys with drums. to the home of ths
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c
Rugh.
A number of social gathering
will be given In honor of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Abbott before they return t.
Aurora, where they will make thei
home.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
LOCALS ARE /.
TOO WEAK |
THE H0FB
Grays Taken Down the
BY Denver AggregadN
Somewhat strong

Although the Greelel \
strengthened somewhat 'o1
days game at Island Gio|
was far from being strong
do much business with tae
of Denver. The score was
same as the last dlsas'e1
weeks ago when the ylsls1
to 0. Yesterday they maa1
Two pitchers and iT'I
were used by the GTays
there was nothing doing
est crowd of the season W
to root for the locals, but
to cheer was below zero u
game. u
In the second the vlsl'q
ed the local pitcher oa' '
and made four runs =
some good ball until 'ns y
ming when another s"a'a !
and the last two innings y
pounded out five runs
the Grays had aeeumu,a'.' v.
Although they strained AZ
several times there "e''
enough made to bring ~
home.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Ia GRANGE COUNTRY CLUB
PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED

The LAGRANGE Country club was
entertained Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. James McCul-
Tough. There were 26 members
present and the annual business
meeting and election of officers was
held. Mrs. Horace Eldridge was
elected president; Mrs. A. X. Eng
lish. vice president; Miss Lele Deck
er. secretary and treasurer. A short
literary and musical program was
given. One of the most appreciated
numbers was vocal solo by James
Mccullough. The guests of the club
were Mrs. Phil Dale, Mrs. Losin,
Mrs. Joe Delling, Mrs. Paul Dill and
Miss Emma Webber. The next meet
Ing will be held at the home of Mrs,
Charles Mulford on April 27.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
ideal WEATHER BRINC'S i
CROWDS OUT FOR EAS1I
SERVICES IN CHI|R'
Special Music Is Feature---Episcopal chi
Used For The First Time---Elaborats
tions Are Used Various Places Of WI
Day Was Fittingly Observed And Cre,|
loved In Greeley.

Easter Sunday was ideal SO far as
the weather man could make 1t. The
warm, balmy atmosphere. free from
wind. brought crowds forth to the
churches, parks and streets and NIL
lady with her new toggery has a
pleasant memory OF one Easter time
when rain or wind did not mar the
effect of her stunning appearance.
Greeley was as devotional as 1t
was we'll dressed and the houses or
worship were filled at both morning
and evening services. The church
decorations were elaborate and
beautiful, being artistic arrange
ments Of spring blossoms. palms and
ferns with a profusion Of Easter
lilies. Special Easter music was
rendered. Easter sermons preached
and Easter programs given by the
Sunday school children.
Because of the perfect weather
the members Of the. Episcopal
church were able to hold their
beautiful Easter service in their
new church. The building IL not
completed and the windows are not
yet in place, but two stoves. with
the pipes put through the windows
gave the necessary heat. Had the
day been cold or stormy the cherish
ed plan Of the members to hold the
first service In the new church on
Easter day would have been
changed.
At the Congregational church
special Easter music was given In
the morning with the Easter sermon
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Frank Gordon Serves nuck

Frank Gordon was the most of a
duck dinner Wednesday evening at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs q. II. Gordon. s15 Eleventh
street. Mrs, Gordon was assisted in
serving by her daughter. Mrs.
Coryell Scott of Denver After the
dinner the evening was spent with
cards. The guests were Prof T.. A.
Adams, DR.. w. w. Harmer, DR.. w
H. White, c. E. Clark, c / Faulk.
ner' Nose Stone, o. NJ. McElroy
Fred Steck, ]. c. Brewer and Clar.
ence Soaring.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
MINISTER SURPRISED
BY BIBLE CLASS VISIT

Rev. A. c. Leafgren was given a
pleas ant surprise Thursday evening
by the young people of the Bible
class he has been teaching during
the winter Rev. Mr.. Leafgren has
been preparing class OF seventeen
for the confirmation service Easter
and to show their appreciation for
his work the members OF the class
gathered at his home Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr. Leafgren was
presented with a purse of money
and the guests brought refreshments
which were served late in the even
ing.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
SIXTY ARE
after JOBS
WITH CITY
TIME FOR FILING APPLICATIONS
CLOSED YESTERDAY
CAUCUS OVER THE POSITIONS
What Was Done? Cant Tell You
Yet for the Session Was ENecn'
tive Old Council Will
Meet Tonight

There are Just sixty men who
want to assist the newly elected city
officials In running the municipality
of Greeley.
This is the number Of applications
received up to 5 o'clock Friday
afternoon by City Clerk Hotchkiss'
pursuant to a printed notice appear
ing in the Tribune for several days
past requesting that all wanting jobs
send in sealed applications.
And within few minutes after
the last application had been handed
in the new council and new mayor
were engaged in the task Of consid-
ering the long list OF names and
qualification of those wanting posi-
tions.
But there is nothing doing in an
nouncing who gets the jobs.
The new mayor and council did
not violate the precedent established
by their illustrious predecessors.
No, not for a minute. They held a
nice little get acquainted and get
together executive session with moth
ing done for publication.
It may be whispered around the
street corners what happened and a
few OF the select may know right
this minute who Is going to be city
marshal and city attorney and city
a few other things, but the rank and
file of voters must wait patiently, as
are the candidates for Office.
The first session of the new eoun-
Gil will be held tonight.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
COUNTY FARMERS UNION
TO HOLD MEETING HERE

: The members of the Greeley !
= Farmers union met Saturday :.
: AFTERNOON and decided upon ::
= June as the date for n large ::
y" county meeting to be held in ::
=" Greeley. Representatives will ::
De present from the fifteen ::
= unions in the county and ques- !
= lions of interest about the :
" county will be met and settled. 1
There are now over 500 4
= members to the various unions I
: IN weld County. It is thought 1
= that number of the state 1
: onicers will be present at the Z
= meeting June 3. 4
+ !. !. 1. 4. + i. + i 4. L 4. = L = l. =
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

One of the last official acts of the
old city council will be the retire
ment OF the first $4,000 worth OF
water bonds. At the meeting held
Saturday night the mayor and city
clerk were ordered to retire the
bonds to this amount in order to re-
duce the principal and save inter-
est. These are OF the issue Of 1905
for $350.0O0 for the building of the
new water works. None have been
taken up yet and the present city
council, after five years, is making a
start on the big job of buying up the
issue. There are enough held in
Greeley tot absorb the $4,000 that
the city has to spend.
One important improvement will
be finished a few hours before the
present council adjourns for the last
time tomorrow night. That will be
the installation of the new electric
IRE alarm system purchased more
than q year ago. An arrangement
has been made with the telephone
company for the use of its poles.
There are 1S alarm boxes that will
operate an indicator at the central
fire station. These are placed at
convenient points within the fire dis
trict limits and will be an additional
safeguard against fire losses. The
total cost will be $1,000.
Much of the time of the meeting
was given to the report of Mayor
Houston, who covered the past two
years of his official life in an ex-
haustive report of the city's busl-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Pythian Sisters Meet

The Pythian Sisters held an un
usually Interesting meeting Wednes
day afternoon. The grand chief
Alice ]. Work, and the district dep.
uty grand chief. Mrs. Paslin, OF Den.
yer, were visitors. Greeley also has
a district deputy grand chief. Mrs
Olive Swanson, and Mrs. r. B. KEN.
merer and Mrs. Christine Malone OF
Greeley are past grand officers A
number of new members were ini-
tiated at the meeting. Mrs. J, S.
Schriver entertained the visiting
ladies at dinner and Mrs. Christine
Malone entertained them y the
evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
salmagundi Entertained

Miss Maud Meeker entertained
the members of the Salmagundi
club at her home Tuesday evening.
A miscellaneous program of unusual
interest was given. Late in the
evening the hostess announced that
the CAFETERIA was open and a fine
repast was ready to serve in the
dining room, the guests serving
themselves. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y.
Moseley were guests at the meeting
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Rebekahs Have Social Session

The members of the pabakah
lodge held social meeting wednes.
day evening. A short Program was
gwen. Mrs. d. E. Gray gave q
pleasing solo. A mock marriage af.
forded much amusement THO core.
mony was performed and the mar.
riage was carried out with elaborate
details. Ihere were four brides
maids. flower girl and tho ring
bearer. Games were played the lat.
yer part OF the evening and refresh
ments were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

by Rev. John Doane III.
the evening the eantata
hxion'' of Friday evenis|
peated with other Eas-s
The program vas one a, ]
cellence and many vsl
away from the evening ss]
Rev. R. A. Chase deld
annual sermon to the XII
lars at the Methodist chr|
morning. The church ,
fully decorated with n
Easter lilies. A splendid
program was rendered bo1
and evening, In the svl
children of the SUNDAY \
an Easter program.
The services at st. pe,e-
church were also largel1 !
and q splendid musical M
given under the leadersba
Kendel. Miss Josephine I
Denver was the soloist.
An Easter musical proi
given both morning and
the Presbyterlan church,
tion with the Easter serna
Pier is director OF the 1
Blaine Draper OF Denye,
Margaret Sanford OF Nd
the soloists.
Special Easter services
both morning and eyenia
Baptist church. The thas
day was "The Life Pull" d
cal program was given bot
and evening.
Easter services were al
the other churches OF the
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Greeley Defeats Kersey

Kersey, April 1.-THE Greeley
second team defeated the Kersey
team at base ball here Sunday after
noon. The score was to 6. There
was large crowd attended the
game.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Mrs. J. c. McLucas entertained
the ladies of the Union Ladies' Aid
society at her home Thursday with
an all day sewing. There were f1f-
teen ladies present and a fine din
ner was served at noon.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
,.Drifters" Have Meeting

Mrs. Harvey Forward entertained
the young ladies of the "Drifters"
club at her home Wednesday after
noon. AS usual the afternoon was
spent with fancy work and refresh
ments were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Constipation brings ;,
ments in its train ana - =
cause of much sickness
bowels regular maua'''' ii II,
escape many Of the a., a.,
which women are suole' !,
patton is a very sill'p'e a
like many simple thinEs, -,
to serious conseQuen',s,' C.,
often needs a little aSSr, r.,
when Chamberlain ,,,,t
given at the first inu,s ,ns,
distress and suffering n''
ed. Sold by all dealers
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Beware Of Ointmepts for Catarrh tha
Contain Mercury

Contain Mercury
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering 1t
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they viii do IL
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. j. Cheney
& Co. Toledo, o.. contains no me ercury,
and is taken ken Internally. acting direct
y ,, upon the blood and mucous sur
races OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the
genuine. 1t is taken Internally and
mace in Toledo. Ohio, by F. j. Cheney
4 Co. Testim onials free. Sold BY
druggists. Price. 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

In cases of rheumatism relief
from pain makes sleep and rest pos
sible. This may be obtained by ap-
plying Chamberlain Liniment. For
sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Lame shoulder is nearly always
due to rheumatism OF the muscles,
and quickly yields to the free appli-
cation of Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Mrs. B. F. johnson and Mrs. W.
H. Gill entertained Informally few
ladies of the neighborhood Saturday
afternoon. The inspiration of the
gathering was Mrs. Hattie Moore,
who is the guest of Mrs. Mayher.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s. Kealiher and
family left Wednesday for Denver
TO make their home.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Mrs. Anna NJ Wallace went to
Denver Wednesday on a business
trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
HAY Fe1
ELY'S CREAM, ".
Applied inio i,' %, ss,,srp~
GIVES RELIEF = ~ 'spdA

II clennses, sooiHo5' 17.nnItins 3
diseased membr''ulS. l..i', in theHs]
and drives away u nf Taste
Restores the Senses Ggnptaiu' "a y
1t is easy to use. =, no eccs,'
drugs. No mercury, hi ,emea!..
phipe. The honsC-29,"1 r"1,tcistss
Prize Price, so ceuts . ! . /, =, u,,-tsn .,.-r 81.
CIV pROTHERS, 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
Mpiatifcr abacitiirst.

Sobanlistbal, Ereuben II. SS1li.
Naf oetr 5lnefelo bei SobannistboI
%itiir5te am 5reitog Ser 0e>1tiGe Suit
fabrer Sden0el, ser Dor einige11 So
gen einen nel,en @0benreforo fir
3%eatid)lan6 er5ielte, nit einem Go1=
iagier, icinem Medal1ifer @oB al,
inns beioc mare1 ol1f Ser 5tene tpot.
Sden0el, Ser eigeutlid nod Elm 9lr1=
fdnger in Scr 5ll1gflanit tit, periudte
lit cil,cn Corner = ginoeder eincll
l1euen @obenreforo fir Hallagierfobrt,
ull0 par id)on $3.50 Ja1b bod gcftic=
gen, als pl0slid Ser Mpparat nit
fiirdterlider @emolt sur Gr6e i%tiir5te.
Sic @nbt oeS Sails mar 10 grob,
bab Sic Nfoid)i11e iid tief in Sen So
oen %eingrub. Sic 2eideu Ser beihcn
@erungliidten paren id)redlid 5noe=
ridtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22
CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder
Die Sore, Die |hr Inner Gekauft Hatt
p.: s,:ss s'' 70, &MZzzzSz3
8ei,n sreiiem &aiier.

Nten. ~. Slllll.
@aiier Sran3 SSoiepb fat i'm S9IoB
@9onbrunn na6 chamber sen &onie
ser 8u1garen, sen Siiriten Moolpb
gu Sdoumburg 2ippe, &rofeifor
Gouaro SueB uno anoere berporro-
gen0e DISQUALIFICATION empfaneen.
Die @egriiBune nit sem 8onig Scr
6inan6 tpar cine iiberars ber5lidF.
Die marine Mufnabme 6es buleari<
iden &erriders gilt int @inblid aaaf
Sic neueroings redt fritii4 eemoroe=
ne Gage auf Dem 8alfan a1s be5eidJ=
memo. Shirt M0olpb ma@te offi5ieu
Mittbeil1ng bon ieiner &bronfolee.
&rof. @ueB eridien, INN Dem &aifer
perionIid Can't 5u iagen fir 6as eb=
renoe observation-disclosures 6es 800
narden, SOS linn 5uging, alS er 1,11>
Ianeft bon 6em Braftoirm ser @ie=
11er Mfa6emie ser @iiieni9often au=
riidtrot. @ammtli@e Serren, melhe
bel1te in Mu6ien5 empfan9en purben,
erflarten ipater, 5aB iie Sen greiicn
&errf@er f0rperli@ iebr riftig nno
geiftig iibera1,s frii4 gefunoen bot
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

boff por5iiglid idlpimmen fam; oaB
Sic babel iino, @err @altttmam1,
lpl1bten mir crit felt geitern, nad0em
mir %erfabren, 0aB Sic ni9t in &c..
meiltel1; NUM- crit mur0en lpir beiorgt
l1no muBten sic bei0el1 olte1 Seele11
Margarete 11no 9ietrid ni6t mebr at
berltbigen. Sic Griffin ipeilt INNER
nod IN Mii11der1, mir ipollten iie nidt
Dor ser 3eit %beunrubigen. seit So
%gesgrol1e,n bin ih auf ser Sude un0
fam eben m1tblos nad @n1ie , I'm Ell
nen Smbib ST nebrnen, ib mubte nidt
mebr Gin nod aus ln0 mollte gerabe
sic betreffenSen Mr5eige1 MAIDEN, ols
6ran5e MIDI ar1f 6ieie 5abrte bradte.
Sea, mum baben Sic iid} ia bibi6 al
Qei,1 berai's ge5nadt, mie lit 6as 5l,=
g%egangen? @ott lei 9anf, 6aB es ni6t
5n ipdt gemor6en it'll"
@rof @allmpl gob Sic @rfl6rung,
mabreno Ser &abn nit Sen @erette=
ten 1angiam SEM liter 5rglitt. 49,
Griffin Stepbonie mar friidbelebt
bon Miinden 5urii6gefommen, mo- iie
bei ser boben @eiltlibfeit 6os ltn=
natiirlide Ser gera6e5u 5lpangsmeilen
GbeidlieBung ibres sobnes ggon
6orlegte u11o oaraufbin Sic 2oiune 6es
ebeliden @un6es 6l1r6 Sen Hapit BE-
gebren 5lt biirfen glaltbte. Sic 1prad
iebr aus fiibrli6 bon Ser 2%iebensmiir=
0igfeit Ser geiitlihen @iir0entrdger,
sic cine bal0ige griin6lide &riifung
Ser beregten Mngelegenbeit 5ltgeiagt.
81 l1n1itGnoe iprehen iaimmtlid 5lt
ggons @uniten," iagte iie 5u Strut
lein bon @ieti1gboff, Sic etmas mib=
geitimmt un6 idmeigiam gemor6en,
ieit Ser aifaire bonn @aiiertburm fer.
uGos lit ridtig," b%eantmortete iie
Sic MusfIbrunge1t Ser often @rafin.
Sic baben 6od Sic einleitet6en
SGr1tte getba11?"
rselbitperitdn6lid; sic sade miro
oem beiligen Safer u~1tterbreitet rn0
bei6leunigt mer0en."
Sic Stimml,ng int Shloile mar
gebobener a111b 5ufriebener 6enn 5u=
Dor; sic tae1id gu er,portenoe Mnfunft
oes 5meiten Coins, 6es @rafen SEQ,
batte beion0ers ibr Sbeil 51 Ser aqge=
meinen Srel1oe beigetragen. Mit SEQ
ioIte ia ser groBe 5riumpb iiber sic
bon Ser &nedtung 6ur@
Sen @uderer anfangen. SSn Griffin
@eien batte ia INNER sic
itiQi6ueigen6e M%uflebnung segen Sic
1npaiien6e l1mgebung eelegen, nun
BOTTLE iie aufatbmen 5u fonnen
bon Sem Crude nn0 6as bone @1iid
iiber sic @dtpeI1e 5ieben gu ieben!
mar giitiger uno na@iidtiser ge<
gen tire lmgebung 1tn6 trug 6as
groue @anpt i%tol5er pie ie 5ubor.
Sc tpar an einem Ser 1d@iten Mor-
aen, aIs 2in6is, bon etnem Spa5ier=
gauge 5uriidfebren6, I'M @nblid 6es
traumerii6 1tiQen Sees beriunfen,
.bnungslos nm sic Sarl1sbede ging,
sic bon 6ieier Seite sic @dlobterraiie
per6edte. @ri9roden praute iie 5u=
rid. @laubte lie sic Sdqobbemobner
sic nod 3iemIi9 friibe Morgen>
i'm @@lafe, 6aB Tie unbefim<
inert um Sen @timmeni9on un6 iid-
ern 5hrittes in 6en &rets trat?
(cTo~1snAr.oo foTo%1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

Sc gibt cine Me6i8in, nit ser ieoe
6amiIie perieben fem iollte - beion-
oers tpabrenb Ser Commemorate,
sag lit: @bamberlains @olic-@bolera-
un6 Durdfon=@ ittel. sc lit fait im>
mer notbmenoig. sc foitet MIR einen
8ierteloouor. &onnt STR es erm0gli-
den, 6oran az fein2 gu faufen Bel
ser MoIitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

@tidbuften lift ni&t eefabrli&,
uenn ser &uiten log eebalten ln6 oas
Mustperfen lei@t gebalten miro 6nr@
Mnmen6ung bon ~@bamberloins SUI
ften.Mittel. @ur6e gebraudt in bic
len @pioemien 6ieIer &ranfbeit nit
perfeftem grfoIg. gu faufen Bel Der
Wolitor 9nrg So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-22

I saddtR gptt PANT bem Rereea'e t9rtet: :
Plus Gtuart. g1eb.. tbetIt ON 10. WsdrS 1910
berr Sofepb BabI NIT: rlnfer Sobn UT tebr
f6limm an ;gerbent@ipd4e. tolnte tt9t ttS%la'
teten. Ct l5txte it9 Elm 9et6 oufaee1. Btr
bradtcn tbn in etne slnitalt. tuo er bon 2
Aer5ten 6 sBo1en lang obne ie6e1. Grfolg BE.
banbelt tuurbe 9a lafen tptr lber yattor
&Intg's Nerbenftdrtcr unb gebrau9ten 10 Slas
fben babon.. iett 1T er tpteoer 1Suiq ,eefuno
uno eebibrt rd&it Soft bee Mfeoi5i1 Der
Sam' mepublie. Mt6.. Sebruar. 1909.
Metn &ppf unb 9dnoe tparen f6ltnlm init
st. @eit5sSan3 bebaftet. alS urier 9srieiter.
Safer 8edcr,. meiner WRntter rietb, Saitor 35'
Observation-Disclosures. 5u e%ebranber,, iuelber mir
fofort bali uno ,uteber cine geirroe nno ftarfe
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