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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13


recreation classes until they Are be-
coming known away from home
apd Miss Landon, who is music and
art instructor at Blaine, were visit
ing Sunday at Supt. p. A. Wright's
home.
II. Assink, OF North Yakima, VINO
doesn't. take th>, Tribune because he
doesn't think it is worth $3.50 a
year, Is in Lynden visiting with
friends and relatives. His 11-year old
daughte" is with him. Mr.. Assink
says tha- part of his young orch
ard IS how bearing.
=. Talbot, of Hazelton, b. c. arrived
in LINDEN last Thursday for a visit
with his son Chas. Talbot, science
leache: in the Lynden High School
While Prof Talbot was expecting d
visit from his father soon his coming
Thursday was very agreeable sur
prise. They hadn't seen each other
In three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Nichols were
verv pleasantly surprise last Friday
evening by the Harmony Rebekan
lodge. 1t being their 25th wedding
anniversary.
In a neat speech by Mr.. Hickey
they were presented with a beautiful
set of silver after which music and
games We're INDUCED in followed BY
refreshments
Last Friday night basket social
was given for the Firemens benefit
in Odd Fellows hail.. There was a
good program and a. first rate time
but the attendance was small. c. e.
Cline, who was auctiOneer roasted the
business men of the town to Il dark
brown, it is said, and those who were
present who were not business men,
enjoyed it.
Mail for the following namedper-
sons remainss uncalled for in the post
offiaes:at .4.ynden, Wash. April. II,
1911. If not called for in two weeks
from this date it will be sent to the
Dead letter office.' ssfsss;, = :. .
DR.. A. A. Cleveland, Mrs. Mary
Fox, DR.. c. N. Frazer, Mrs. Stella
Gay, Miss Minnie Kock, Mrs. Nc
Laren, Miss Gertrude Miller, Mrs.
Chas. F. Wander Water.
David w Rondor u 1T
Last Friday, while was leaning on
the High School yard gate, Super
intendent Wright sounded fire
alarm. had my watch in my hand
and from the time the first tap of
the bell reached me until the last of
the children was out of the doors
was a trifle under 80 seconds. This
was the first fire drill the school had
had in some weeks, but there was no
confusion and there wasn't a time
when there was any congestion about
any OF the doors. The pupils hurried
away from the doors and to the yard
edges as fast as they got out. l
think they made a pretty good record,
don't you?
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

Mrs. Ralph DeNIotts has been quite
v Ill the past week.
Jake Havemans little girl is very
III With lung fever.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
ITEMS ABOUT FOLKS
SOCIETY

Notes. Personals and Small Items May be Phoned Direct the
Tribune Office in evenings to Telephone Numer R52
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

Inbune Off1ce or IN evenings
TRIBUNE EDITORIAL AND BUSH
May 49,
County Field Meet.
Whatcom County Athletic Associat
ion.
Mrs. Ralph DeNIotts has been quite
i'll the past week.
Jake Havemans little girl is very
III With lung fever.
Mesdams Williams and Loring were
in Bellingham Saturday.
P. NJ Serrurier made business run
to Bellingham Monday morning.
Mesdams Ed and Frank Knapp and
bunker We're In Bellingham last Satur
day.
r. w. Green was in Seattle last
Thursday, and of course, saw Elk
President Roosevelt. -
Several of Clyde Days friends
gaze him very pleasant surprise
party last Friday evening.
Harry Osgood went down to Seattle
the first of the week for few days
visit with friends and relatives.
The Kinsengton Club will met
with Mrs. DR.. Mulder Friday after
noon, April, 14th. Mrs. John Thomp-
son Sec.
Some of the property owners on
Fifth street complain that the grad
ing of the street leaves several nud
holes at intersection. '
Cheer up, there are people VINO are
worse off than you, and even If there
wasn't there is some pleasure i'll being
record breaker.
Say, it does do me good to notice
the amount OF acreage that mas peen
cleared up along the Guide Meridian
road between here and Bellingnam.
Williams & Co., have been making
some noticeable Improvements in their
store besides increasing the stock.
Among them are three fine show
cases.
l am going.ato y get. my hair. ssAt. . a
Three different people have handed
me pieces of poetry to read Ill the
past week and one dear friend sent
me poem.
Harlan and Albert Hall and their
sister Mrs. Wardrobe, who have been
spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Hall left Monday for their
Wisconsin home.
Miss Murk who has been SICK anu
laid-up at the parental home near
Goshen for about three weeks, re
turned to Lynden the first OF the
week.
Mrs John Edwards and daughter
Miss Audyy Edwards returned home
last FRIDAY after spending the winter
IN Southern California. Mrs. Ed
wards health is very much improved.
Hugh Jameson tells me that the
Farmers Mercantile Co. has sold four
tons of dynimite for cleaning this
spring. l guess that means good
lnany stumps gone where all good
stumps should go.
The other day was walking a
long the city drain back of bunker S
property and saw where somebody
or something had uncovered dead
critter. 1t ought to be somebody's
business to cover it up.
Rev. Braak who has been preach
ing at the Lynden Reformed church
left Wednesday for other parts OF
the state where he will do Mission
airy work Rev. Brewer, the new
minister is now here.
John Storey returned home. again.
from Seattle the last of last week.
He had started to work again but was
unable to keep it up on account vi
his injured foot. He will probably
be laid up for some weeks.
In spite of the clouds and moisture
a few of the, antoist were out III the
hills Sunday
Il AIafhAd ct
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

Harlan and Albert Hall and their
sister Mrs. Wardrobe, who have been
spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Hall left Monday for their
Wisconsin home.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
Bows XTRAGO0D Clothes
Top-Notch Quality--Lowest Prices

not can't
take Ifoue not perfectly satisfied This the
clothing furnishings carefully selected
Ao everything
the where
nIe
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harris, of near
Holland, Minnesota are here the
guests CT Mr.. and Mrs, P. M. SerruF-
ier. They have been touring me
west and arrived in Lynden, Mon
day. u ~
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
County Field Meet.

Whatcom County Athletic Associat
ion.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

Miss Murk who has been sick anu
laid-up at the parental nome near
Goshen for about three weeks, re-
turned to Lyhden the first OF inc
week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

In spite of the clouds and moisture
a few of the. antoist were out in the
hills Sunday
The ladies. choir at the Methodist
church last Sunday met with con-
siderable approval.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

Mrs John Edwards and daughter
Miss Audyy Edwards returned nome
last FRIDAY after spending che winter
IN Southern California. Mrs. Ed
wards health is very much improved.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

Hugh Jameson tells me that the
Farmers Mercantile Co. has sold four
tons of dynimite for cleaning this
spring. l guess that means a good
laany stumps gone where all good
stumps should 80.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

John Storey returned home, again,
from Seattle the last of last week.
He had started to work again but was
unable to keep it up on account vi
his injured foot. He will probably
be laid up for some weeks
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

The other day l was walking a
long the city drain back of bunker S
property and l saw where somebody
or something had uncovered dead
critter, 1t ought to be somebody's
business to cover it up.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

Rev. Braak who has been preach
ing at the Lynden Reformed churc
left Wednesday for other parts OF
the state where he will do Mission
airy work Rev Brewer, the new
minister Is now here.
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Stsrling 8. GbeIsIoins, Maris Sol
cpmbe unp Dm. g. 9ibion unterItIgt
N:a Er-a nnr,r sRrt4snf2rner nor,

otsrling 8. GbsIsIoirs, Murie Sol
cpmbe unp Dm. 8. Gibion unterItIst.
Die Sage pom Rattenfdngsr ron
6ameIn puroe geitern i'm 6 Snrtc
7 beuter in benz romanttlhen
S6auipiel Der Soiep6tne qreiton
geuboo0 rSbe 8iper" er3abIt. Sn Der
6auptia6e foIgt bic 6anoluug natiir.
lid Der Sage unb ais Dem Bfeifer Der
fir bic Gntfernurg Der Ratteu ausbe
ounaene 2pbn pOrbebaIten pirp, Iodt
er Die &inoer nit ieinsr qfeifs in ben
pfisnen apppenbsrg. Sein fabrenoer
8enoiTs, Der Observation-Disclosures, bot
iit Tansu in oes girgsrmeiIters
S0tterlein Barbara perliebt, aber
oieIe ioQ ing aIoitsr, osHu Die guten
5rduen pDn 6emeln oerlunQen 0as
Gpier fir ben 9srluit ihrsr Ginoer.
R1tirlih srlaubt iih Der WtaHn NIT
Der Wunbsrpfsifs nit ben guten 6ame=
lsrn nod dusr!ei Stsr3e, absr tb:ils
ourt Die 9isbesufTdre ieinss Jabrta
Genonen uno theIls olr0 Die ergrel@
ftnosn aIuasn Der ungliidlihsn Qsro-
nita um ihr psrtripps!tes 8inb, ldBt
er Iih srrpeihen un6 fiihrt Die ainher
Dieoer aus benz Berg. 9as mittelaIterz
LID Mlilisu fuiro issniih auf's Bette
feFtosbaltsn uno Die S3ens an 9oppeHs
berg lit elm herrli6es 2dubIhaftsbIIo.
Tas Stiid puros gut oaraeItelIt uno
es bereitsts Dem groBsm 4uoitortum
sinsn aenubrsiten QbsHo. FRI. Gottb
Dpnne in Der RoQe oes gfsisfrs. Dm.
Ranmonb, Robert UtcWaoe Sr., aI-
bert gasoals, Robsrt fyi'her, Studrt
Bairo, Bm. Barn, 6erbert Daite
uHo 1rI. Slipe SIiper botsn cute Set
ituuqsn. Die bier ainoerroQen d1mr1t=
lid Sprsfrollsn) puroen pOu 2son'e
;5Iuarath, Sobn Tapis, Ioipis Utaoe
line uno marion Gairbants oargeiteqt.
bic ale auBsroroentIih bsaabt fino
uno iih auf ben gretterH beimiih
fiihlten.
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Sttn,rsnbltr'9ersiu.

Die 9ensralperiammlung oes
5ttusr3abltruereins finbst Tienitug
4benc, 81. Cttober. in Der Gai1m8z
ton glatiorm Court unb Gin Straz
fe itatt. 90 Ipurbe in Der geitrige1
Sisung oes gsrrpaltungsr1tbs BE-
f6loiIen. 6err glfrso gsttmarn p:ro
bel Der 8sIsgeubeit ibsr oisSteuerrate
rebsH, 5err Starbud SmItb iber Die
Qrbeiten oes 8erFaFunss GoHnittees
siRitlieBlit Snitiattps, Referendum
unp Stsusrreform, uuo auoere R,oner
psrosr anbere Jroeen pou SHtsrshs
beIsuhten.
81 nsus Ritglisbsr puroeH in Der
BoritanoaiiBAuq 1ufgsuomme1. Inter
oieien beFinosn iid fiinf isbsn5lGra!i
de. ndmliH Gop1ro 6. 0lu. EpparO
Dorthinlton, 5enrp SEEMING, +. $.
Wsper uou ROripcoo une l5m Srut
mann. I:s aRosreH 3ur Utitglieoid'uit
asipGblisu Iino: 8. 6. Qdugoou, z. 8.
Wpprebeoo, R. e. Siunitiou, Sol.
QunOp. Dm. UR. Griomar, Gr.Gscrge
.. Bidder 4nna Stsffsl, y. GffrOT.
Sos gster, 2lnna Ui. 0isgano,
Geproe meria, gonin SebDmer, SIC
Dor Denosl, Goporb 9. 5mbus. ).
g. Dapis. g. 9. 5homos. GrafsWcrE=
BAD So, u. &. mogia.. 7r. Satob
Rjel3usr. Sohn J. Griffin. On. gsitz
man, 5rt. 3. 0srieE. IT,, GeOr5e
Sieoe. nlit. Coleman, GAas. ".
Stmibt, 5Obn Dsigsl, Grau ann1
5siTtaer, d. 6. ). GogeI, Dm. UI.
asqsp, 5bomas See, Gbas. u. 2Iul.
Tie osrrsu j. 8. apmeIter. Go=
paro al6srt, Bm. Guhlmsper, S1enr9
Sater uno Somrsl Risman lpatosu
als aommittee ernaAHt, ilm NIT BEN
ausIauB fir Gsuerperiiherung 5uz
idmmeHSuarbetten.
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0ebnrten.

Cabin uno gsHie SeusmaH. 424
Straisr Strubs; Rdoten.
Qlber uub emma Wernsr, 805
2ipingiton Strabs; Wdohen.
Srdnt unp Barbara Sreisr, AIS
gort Strabe; Rudbe.
4Hton uno Roiu aehm, 234 on
llnipsrIitn 4penue; Snabe.
gsprae uno Stella Gpfsrbut, 1856
5nnsr Strube; 9rabe.
5eurp uno Wurp aunit, 324 0eii
McWiten apenue; Wdohen.
Clarence unb Miunie pou 8argsu
706 Banner apenue; mdodsn.
5orrn uHo 2lunu Gusrner, Ill SO
II. StraBe; Wlo6en.
eugene uno Rpfu Srenbprf, 1901
2iHcpln Mpenue; Gnabs.
9nul uno Saeobina RumItstter
1903 grsmsn StraBs; Snubs.
Geor1e unb emma Sdirmer, SIT
alottsr 4psnue; anube
Sobn unb Rebeda sSbed, 40, SIi
Clifton 4psnue; WooheH.
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Eterblid3f sberid3t.

Barbara q. pudia. 75. 1921 Reab.
ing Roao; arebs.
Mif,dsl eonners. 10, 228 Git Z.
ansnue; SnutIt in Shpeb..
ahomas atitb, 48, 506 Weit 6.
arenus; 6arnpsrsiftung.
Sopbs aaifsn. As, 270 8elen
Sirabe; Ship1f,e.
5oIepb H1in. A. e74 Mtpbsrion
Sirobt; 1ub.rtulols.
gouij, Eesoorf. 90. A aatsfpooo
apsnut; perjIsibtn.
5belmu Jifdu. 2. 2159 giHe Cir;
ainoerporalpie.
benrp 8. Aimboa. As. 1910 Rae,
Sirnbe; Ritrenleibtn.
gbnn Rob. 2135 Dine GiraBs; 1Gs
6ersuioie.
0snspia Gtrater. 2, 728 Ridmonb
Etrnbs: ainberporulpis.
Jannp l,<prndH, AZ. 41o Rihmonb
Girdbe: ixrsltiben.
Or. lhomas 6erron, II. sosssin
Apenue; Alferihipdte.
Mlite Sfiib<r, SO, it1btiftes 6cipi.
tnIt aEousit in Ehiptbe.
Ggifabeib. Grabtn, 66, 4351 goinme
bia Aptnne: Oshivnihlaa.
Agnes GpsImtirr, 81. ct. Waricn
0oFpital; Sdsrdnt.
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Der pertbejlt fperben. Der 9eritorbene
bridt ferner ben Munid aus, Dab
fein @runbeieentbum 90. 11O8 geii
Strabe niht In frembe 0anbe falen
io[ls, ionprn ron einem Der ainber
fir $500 ansetauft Dsroen Iou.
Bernard Gels, Reooing, g., Der,
maft iein 0erm0gen dH ieins 5Ddter
4nna BOB unb Warie Gels.
ga bIab G a den.
Worris Games Dale lit RahlaBpers
palter pon anna 9entotts; Grunoy
eigentbum $4,000.
gbds. 9innohio III 1eitamentspoa=
itrsder BON Rate Wa33d; gerionalien
$485, @ranosieentbum $4OO.
2lnna Wdrfielb lit IeitamentspoQ-
itrsderin pon elliott Warfielo; perIo.
nalien 5000.
eliiabetb Diitmann III Raflabber,
ipniterin Don Sobn Casper Dutmunn;
0runbeieenthum $1,000.
gbilip BOT In 9sitamentspollitre
dsrin BON Bernhard Gels; 9srIonatieH
S4O0.
Dm. .. 5enberion 1T RatlaBp.rs
palter Don 4nno WcGurn; psrTonas
lien $1,000.
Der peri0nlihe RotloB bes 5rani
Qchihmibt betrdet $3941.5O.
9erfhisbenes.
sSoispb gsurrung. gOrmuno bsr
NnRa Qenerrung. lpelt, am 10. Wdr7
1910 an Der WeMilIon unb 6emfod
Gtrabe. ppn elmer gor getroffsn unr
srbeblih Derlsst puros, bat bisgrlau5,
niB erbaIteu, pom Der Cincinnati 5rdc.
tion go. $500 in Gtlsoiqung aasr
4nipriihe 3u of3eptitsn. O
Sn Sahen oes Glifforb Qbdr
gfofFmann segen Uiar0 Stsinsr, 5e.
itamsntsooaItredsrin bon 4bamgfdff.
mann, Ipuroe geItern etu 9eroitt a6es,
g.ben, bemsufoIge bos lsitameut oss
SsBteren fir ungiiltjl 'rtldrt puroe
auf grunb erlittsusr 9srl.Bungsr
BAT 5rant Siessl cine Shaoensrius.
tIaae iib,r 5000 gsosn bic galopir
piano SO. anaeitrenq:.
5arrn wilfon, be- rUdbrsnb er Be
Der aontrdttorensTrma 5obn u
,5efpeu &c Son beftoi,igt mar, infolgt
zines unfans .rhtblits gsrItBunger
erlitt, bat bic sSirmo ossbalb auf Sab
lung ppn 5000 per'l11t.
RoIe GGa Guit;,, itrsn9te au
9runb angsbIiher tyr3enthumsihdoi
gung cine Glase ubsr $4,000 9sgsn ot
Stoot Cincinnati ar.
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SiMe. &ie0erfrans.
2eranitaltet am IonHcritag isiue
MISUNDERSTANDING in Reioefs
Sanc.

DER Cincinnati 2iebsrtrnn3 ipiro bic
Reibe ieinsr iyeftIihtsiten in aisisr
Saifon am 8onnerIiae 4beno nit eis
ner MISUNDERSTANDING srofFnsn, bic in
Weioefs 5alle itatifinoet. Tas rib.
rige unterbaItungs sGcmrnittee, nit
5errn 6enrp syrant an Der Spiss, bat
suiammen nit Wsiii.r Gbrgoit Elm ab=
tued9slungsreifes Vrogramm suidm.
menseftelIt, oas obne Jruse ben ungss
thsi!ten Beifaa Der f5eitsdits iinben
lpiro. 4uber benz 2isoertran3, Der
unier 2situns Wltiiter Gbrsotts cine
alnsabl rsis:nosr ghors 3u Gtb0r
bringt, tpero,n audi DerihRbens Solis
iien mitrpirten unb Den geihlub Der
llnierbdltuHs biloei ems Der nit Rsht
10 btlisbien 1dnstrdn3tsn. Tas pols
ftGnoigs proaramm bes abenos III ME
folgi.
nSdneerreht" ...........G. uurit
litoertrnn3.
Solo: rGer 9eisrisnr@ ............
=. 1atftt.
aouplei: .gleeira, electra" ......
6einrih Burdbarot.
9eigsniolo .....................
emil Stemltr.
.Suues 2ieb unb jungsr Wein" =.
...............-- NHgersr
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2ouis pfeiffer. Nm. Bed, Wm. 5aas,
gpm. Sdlmon.
Dusit fir alt unb Tenor ...... /.
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gDm. Gansi1er.
piaHotolo ....... ..............
8. 4ppsi.
5olo: Gin 5tiiss bin i'd. "........
J. Gissus.
.Dorfrsissn' -. antar!
liecertrans.
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Spm Der Shbne.

Der berporraaenos ghlrdtteroarItels
ler Qouis ulanH trdt seItern absno
i'm grauo Opera 9ouis in eli
rem neuen QuItipisl r5lepaiing 4
Susbdno" dui, oeiien 8eriansr DIE
Satin oss aiinItlers. Clara 9lpmun
it, Die Is i'm gsrsiu mil Sdmusl
5hipman 1eitrtsbsn bat. 5err Ulonn
ipielt in oem Stiite pie Role oes
Charles 5ampis. 1isisr bat in Rer
gort cine g(nsabl Siinftsntsldoen. ole
er entipiteIt bdt unn Die ibn ihrerielIs
,um reihen UioHn 9emuht hdben.
elber aber bds G5eihdft gs9en ieln.
5alente nit)t binaus. Die alaHtter
iino ibm gi6tr nit Iistsn Sisgeln.
nit Der enaliinen Girammatit itsbt er
pauerno auf ben ariegsfuB uno iogar
isint Wonieren 6ei 2tI1e ldhen nitt
auf tuItipirtsR gslnmad itlieben.
8as Wunoer, oab eic Satin bic Der.
nadIdfiiote mgrSisbung' ees Sauss
BERN in Die 6dnb nimmt. die Salon-
oame lit u6er nit 8eSug auf tpirtlih
Ieine 8iioiing aud isbr riiditanois, ne
BAT aber gerltano senua, um sur Or.
fenntniB Su tommsn, paB nidt Der
Ibertunfte Sirnis Der gr5iehune. ion.
oern oas s5ers ben Uienihen maht.
uno hers bat Der 6unfcentslaosns
better.
Bas Spiel bss 5srrn Wtann mar
reih on isinsn 9iiian3en, beun Die Iubs
tile DEMONSTRATING Der Details lit
bic 5auptitdrte oes aInitlers. Die
RpLl. Der Satin mar bel 5rl. emilp
linn MelImunn in outen 2dnoen uno
oas 3uiammenipisl Der Spei in nen
oramatiIden S3ensn mar allerliebf.
Die SanpioarltslIer ipnroen pon Gar.
les DALTON, Marie Sope. Settle Gar
ter. Gbfparo Ste. Eonarb 9. Rorton,
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Nuf Der Stelle setDotet.
5uus.r NnnH aui b,m 6simwses
rsa siasm 3Rss iiberidbrsu.

5OIspb ). 9au, % Sabre alt. Elm
QHaeiteIItsr DER 9alppiH pidno so.
on Der 9ilbert gloenue uno Bart
Gntrancs, elite gsftern 2tbeno in DER
R0be Der 5abrit auf Dsm 6simpeae
begriffen, iibsr bic 6. g. Q.&Q. Giierbdbn.
eelsiis, um cine StrdBsnbabncur gu e..
reIcheH. ols sr Don einsm ,3uge aetrof
zen uno ibsrfabren tpuroe. Sein 5oo
mar eiH uueenblitli6er. Die eHtieBlit
perftiimmeIte 2eife Durbe nuh Der
W9orgue gebrant. no e5 lid bsrdus
itsllts, oaB oem 9erungIiitteu Der
aopf 3ermalmt, Der 8ruIttaiteu eiR-
georiidt uno 2trme uno 8eine gsbrpteH
Dorosn paren. 6au mar leoiQ uuo
DObnts bel ieinsm Shpaoer 8. Teles
bdus, go. 2515 !6smlot SIraBe.
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Gampagne iiir ben J!aagtnta8 nHs
fur bas Sub.riulsiIss 6Dipital.

Die Qntiz Ju6erculoiis Qigu bdt qs,
itern nit ben DtittagsDerIammlungen
ben QnfdHq gemdht. 3isIelben rperoel:
IN Der Ufittagspauie in ben Jabriteu
abgebdLten, UNI i'm 5ntereHe bes JlaQ=
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