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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-21

CHEHALIS, March 21.-The
Chehalis and Cowlitz railroad
which is to be built with local
capital is going with rush. The
bond subscription has already
reached 100000, and will go over
100000 today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-21

NORTH YAKIMA, March 81
President w. l.. Stelnweg, of the
First National bank, suggests that
the clocks of North Yakima be
turned ahead an hour SO people
will get up and get to work while
1t is cool.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
RGEArivEs sELIEvE FORMER
MARshALLroWN MAN WAS
VICTIM or FOUL PLAY.
NO MONEY ON PERSON
AND WATCH WAS GONE
Nesnsn Had Dssn Working, and Had
Drawn His Pay on Day He Was
killsd-lnvsstisa Being Made to
Determine Faets-coroner's Inquest
Places No Blame For Death. 1

That Thomas Noonan, formerly OF
ago saturday night at Lees Summit,
No, when he was struck by a Missouri
Faeinc passenger train, may have met
with foul play, is the belief of relatives
here, as the result of later develop
nents that have arisen in trying to get
at the facts OF Noonans death.
That Noonan had been working, as
foreman Of a steel gang on the Mis-
souri, Pacific. was learned when the
widow, Mrs. Anna Noonan, Of Belle
PLANE, and niece, Mrs. Laura Payerte
Dwyer. OF Waterloo. went to Lees
Summit to claim the body. AS The
body was mutilated so badly. and sew
erai days had Ella psed before the rel
atives reached Lees Summit after the
accident, Mrs. Noonan and Mrs. Dwyer
did not remain in the town long
enough to get full details of the traG-
eeiy.
Money Gone; Watch Missing.
tt has since been learned. however
That aitslo Mr. Ncanan had drawn his
pay ON the day he was killed, a single
penny was all the money found in his
clothes. His watch which he always
carried. was also missing. Relatives
quote the undertaken who prepared
the body for burial as authority for
the statement that there were no evil
dences of liquor on the mans person
at the time he was killed and. this
being the case. think it strange that.
had death been due solely to acct
dent. there would have not been some
money in Noonan's clothing. The rel
atixes- here think that Noonan was
either slugged and robbed and fell on
the track, or else was killed outright
and robbed. and the body placed on the
rack to hide the crime.
Jury Fixes No Blame.
The coroner's jury, however. which
Investigated the death. fixed no blame
for Eocnan's death. further than 20
return verdict that the man came
20 his death by being struck by Mis-
.ollri Pacific train.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
ALL YOU NEED IS A
CASCARET TONIGHT
No Sick Headache, Bilious Stomach,
Coated Tongue or constipated
Bowels by Morning.

Turn the rascals out-the headache,
the biliousnes, the Indigestion, the
sick, sour stomach and foul gases
turn them out tonight and keep them
out with. Cascarets.
Millions of men and women take q
Carcaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by lazy Nv
er. clogged bowels or an upset stom-
ach.
Don't put in another day Of distress.
Let Cascarets cleanse and regulate
your stomach; remove the sour. undi-
gested and fermenting food and that
misery making gas: take the kcess
bile from your liver and carry Odt Of
the system all the decomposed waste
matter and poison in the intestines and
bowels. Then YOU Will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten YOU out by morning. They
work, while you sleep. A 10-cent box
from any drug store means a clear
head and cheerfulness for months.
Children love to take Cascarets be-
cause they taste good-never grippe or
sicken
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
MRS. JOHN HERscHEL DEAD.
Former Marshailtown Woman Dies Of
Cancer at Cedar Rapids.

Cancer X N00WF n&Pi0S'
Mrs. Anna Herschel. wife of John r.
Herschel, formerly of this city, died at
her home in Cedar Rapids Saturday
evening at 1850 O'Clock Of cancer Of the
stomach Mrs Herschel had been sick
Tor about two years A little more than
a year ago she underwent an operation
At Rochester. MINI. For the past three
weeks her condition has been very SER
iors. The news of her death reached
the city in messages to her parents, Mr..
ane Mrs.. John Knorr, and her sister,
Mrs. z. r. Plum.
Mrs. Herschel's maiden name was
Arms KEorr. She Has born in Benton
county Feb %, 1858. She became the
wife Of John r. Eerschel in Benton
county, but for about eighteen years
the family lived in this city A little
snore, than year ago they moved to
Cedar Rapids. Mr.. Herschel and the
following I'VE children survive Mrs
Herschei: George, Mamie, Edna, Eva,
...A Clarence. In addition to the par
ents and sister living here Mrs. Her
schel has two brothers, George Knorr,
Of Rock Island. H., and William Knorr
Of LeNars.
The body will reach this city. accom-
panied by the family. Tuesday morn
ing 1t o'clock. The funeral will be
held from the First United Evangelical
church at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Rev. a. A. Couser, OF Cedar Rapids. Of
nciating, assisted by Rev w. r. Our
aler. pastor Of the local church. Burial
win BE- In Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25

Senator c. H. Van Law. of this city,
is being urged by political friends hru-
our the state to become a candidate for
lieutenant governor before the state
primary election in June, 1912.
At the Rhodes fair Friday Senator
Van Law was asked about his candi-
dacy by a reporter for Des Moines
newspa per, which announced Sunday
that Mr.. Van Law would he candi-
date.
While not putting it quite as strong
~ rs that, Senator Van Law said to the
Times-R Republican today that he had
announcements. but that more than
likely he would enter the field. Il put
It up to my friends over the state" said
Mr.. Van Law. "sind have received some
very strong assurances that they would
stand by me in case | became Il cand
date. AS il looks now it appears as tho
things were Shaping themselves about
with the result that l will be in the
field"
Senator Van Laws term in the sem
ate expires Ian. l.. 1913. He made a
very able member OF the senate. and
thru his work on different measures
was brought 10 public notice thruout
only other political office he has ever
held was the city soicitorsaip Of Mar
sha!town, 1sC1-5. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
JOSEPH POWELL DEAD.
Former Marion Township Resident
Passes Away at County Hospital.

Joseph Powell. aged ga. an old resi-
dent Of Marion township. and well
known in that neighborhood. died at 6
o'clock this morning at the county hos
rital OF cancer. Mr.. Powell suffering
from the disease that had affected the
left hand came to this city from the
west about two years ago. Early last
year he submitted to the amputation OF
his arm. at the shoulder in the hope Of
ar-esting the progress Of the disease.
but later the growth appeared on the
side. under where the infected arm
had been, and MI Powell was taken to
the county hospital
Mr.. Powell was born Dec. "a. 1916.
in Pennsylvania. and came 20 this county
with his parents. the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Powell when he was young
boy. He lived in Marion township until
after his marriage to Jane Steward
the wedding taking place on the farm
where the old peoples home OF the
Church OF the Brethren Is now situated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell continued to reside
in Marion. township for about eight
wears after their marriage. when they
moved to Red Willow county. Nebraska.
Mrs. Powell died seven years ago.
Mr.. Powell is survived By seven chill
dren-Mrs. Henry Nicholson and Mrs
c. F. Brooks. OF Marion township; John
ard Harry Powell. OF this city: Mrs
T.. F.. Johnson and Mrs. r. H. Damn. OF
Superior. Wis: and Mrs. F. j. Grubh,
OF Chicago.
The funeral will be held from the
county farm at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning. interment following in the
county farm cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25

Virginia ana fallalus. Mo. ".
Boyd. 2.- {~ls
Auburn, Ill.--B. =. Lehman.
Decatur. Ill.-H. G. Tittemore.
Keokuk-To be supplied BY Preston
Lane.
Forming ton--To 30 supplied BY Miss
Alta Keineke.
Bloomfleld--O. A. Overholser.
Mason-H. C. Henderson. ~a
Grinnell-B. +. sheline. ss
Marshalltown--F ]. Thomas
Rotna-S. b. Lehman.
Sioux City,. G. Printer.
CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT.
Rev. ]. NJ. Wines. superintendent,
indianapolis.
Chicago. First church, G. Martin.
Chicago, Second church = William
Eek. ..s
Fitl1ian. Ill.--Rolly Morgan.
Mansfield, M.-Miss Martha Howe.
Georgetown, HIN. e. Herrell.
Middleton. lila. l.. Johnson.
Carterville, Ill.-George HUFF.
Hammond. Ind.-Mrs. C. L. Felmke.
Indianapolis-Mrs. Matte Wines.
Terre Haute-To be supplied.
Seymour, Ind. w. Short.
Connersville, Ind.-B. B. Sapp.
Grand Rapids. Mich-C. L. Bradley.
Falmouth, Mich.-I. II. Warren.
Evansville. lnd.-C. A. Brown.
Resolutions Adopted.
Before Closing the resolutions re-
ported and its report was adopted.
The resolutions included appreciation
of the work of General Superintendent
III r, RAypnl6s fhAnES RI the Times
Republican for the space given the as
senbly sessions, and thanks to the To-
cal church and its pastor and other
friends who helped provide entertain
ment for delegates. and thanks to the
Swedish church for the use Of its
building during the assembly sessions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25

Sunday morning at Der daughter
home. Mrs. Mann has beer practically
helpless since her first attack and al
tho for a time she improved has been
gradually failing since the middle OF
the summer. Mrs Mann was stricken
as she stepped out of the bus tlat
conveyed her from, the railway station
to her daughters homo.
Mrs. Mann was born Mary Louise
Robinson Aug 2S. 1S4S. on farm near
Binghampton. n Y When a girl Of ,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Robinson, moved to Bristol. H.. where
the daughter grew 10 Wonanhood. Her
marriage to William H Mann took
place at Belle Plaine April %. 1873
and shortly afterward the couple
moved TO Big Grove now known as
Oakland. in Pottawattan1ie county. In
1890 Mr.. and Mrs. Mann moved TO
Oklahoma City Here Mr.. Mann died
in 1901.
Mrs Mann IS survived by three chill
dren. the daughter at whose home she
died. Miss Alice D. Mann, who has
been here since her mothers illness:
and NJ. c. Mann. of ST. Louis. One
brother, L. 3. Robinson. of Perry,
Okla. also survives.
Short funeral services were held
from the Haug home Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, in charge Of Rev. E. F.
Martin. The funeral proper will be
held at Oklahoma City Tuesday after
noon Mr. and Mrs. Haug and Miss
Mann left for Oklahoma City with the
body at 10 o'clock today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
HEARING TUESDAY
Adjourned viaduet Hearing Held At
MarshaiItown Club Rooms at 10
O'clock - Expected Commissioners
Will Order viaduet Built.

The state railroad commission will
be in session in this city Tuesday fore
noon for the purpose OF continuing and
probably completing the hearing on the
proposed v;aduct over the Northwest
ern and Iowa Central tracks on South
Third avenue. The hearing will begin
at about 10 O'Clock. Chairman n s.
ketchum said this morning, at the
Marshalltown Club rooms
1t is the expectation that, at the COM
p!etion of the hearing, the commission
will pass resolution declaring the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
klssEv WINS CUP.

Tie fer Morse Cup Dseidsd-Dc, w. D.
kibbsy Winner.
In tho play-off Of the five-sided tie
Cor the Morse handicap cup at the
Country Club Saturday afternoon DR..
w. y. Kibbey turned In the lowest not
score and won the cup. Only three Of
the five players who we're in the tie
appeared to play of the tie. The fol-
lowing were the gross and net ecores
Of each: DR.. w. B. Kibbey, 92-7-S5; r.
w. McCreery. 91-5-S6; F. A. Moscrip.
e5-6-SS. III. 8. Lawrence and Donald
Wallace, the other two who were also
In the tie, forfeited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
Special
s71aasss
Clothes For
Young Fellows

YOU young chaps from 5 to Fl. years
II of age are looking for clothes that
are different from what the older men
demand. We appreciate that fact fully.
You want suits with style and snap and
life in their make up. They are waiting
for you. We make big specially Of
young mems clothes a1d you'll find in
this store department full Of just the
designs, colorings and models that dressy
young men from here to New York will
be wearing this Fall and Winter. May
we show them to you?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
aaes. nAuc,s MorHER DEAD.
NQea May L. Mann Sueeumbs 70 Para
- fseAia 8ARnlta While Aaea an Niait

Upon being stricken with paralysis
shortly after arriving in this city for
q visit year ago last June, Mrs Mary
lNnn.. Of Oklahoma City Okla.
~ HI OF Mrs. Ober E. Hang sol
1tsth Center street. died at ocloek
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-25
.;eeansea "a Wed,

lieenssd to We'd.
Earl Jones. polisher at stove works.
aged q, and Mary +. grightman, aged
%, both Of Fulton, III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-14
Reue ptbeten.

MiheIe y. gslpsric an glntonic
grbino; $500.
elisabetb Beg OH Clifton Rutual
g. uno y. Co.; $500.
Wita.I ). Sannon an 1be Seran-
court greptng Co.; S666.66.
CHARTS 3unham on Spca-sDrs G.
II. &. Co.; $500.
Carrie g Wasram on bRi.IbeGo o. !;
$500.
GIorenes N. cote on RasoaIena
WesIDh; $4,000.
9ieieIbs an Gbptts geerp Ii. 81;
$500.
5lortnce g. Graes an Gaa M.
papne; $500.
Worp 9. gan Gpps on 4Ims ..
Dan gpps; $50.
WsitsIs gsIrrio an Suns Stres.
Y. g. u. g. Co.; $565.
SAINTS 6. Wels on Central iSairs
mount Y. u. &. Co.; $3.50.
SAINTS ]. Garrol on ptriis 9.
5oip.; $3.50.
German ". Shof.r an Guarantee
Geppfit Co.; $4,000.
". &. psrfou an bitisIbt Co.;
$1,000.
9srielk an bieisIbe Co.; $1,000.
Thomas @. 9ueor on 9iberaI 2.
II. 9. Co.; $500.
Morp g. Bates on eus.nio 6.
9oshprR; $500.
arihur 8. GipaIb on 4polo e. Ii.
&. Co.; S2300.
Sfoac Self an Clinton g. uno 3.
Co.; S125O.
Getilgie 5ppothtttr.
Iba g. "copper" an Supr.ms 6. Ii.
9. Co.; $l5O0.
9ief,Ibe On MiIforo q. II. 8. Co.;
$3.50.
Wnrp g. DoIib on Wtrtartik g.
uno 3. 60; $1,000.
Rate GinasmanH an Serancouri
Srttpins Co.; S1324.42.
grsli, 5nsftleiu on Su5urbon
aeoI eftois Co.; S212.
Z. W. Wapki an gotiogs .. IL.
e. Co.; $3.50.
Giisobeih Spsf,t on SD. 6. Runs
tel; $500.
6arnlo 6. 9ufsii an malisr z.
S6ub. 9ruiise; $500.
Sophia VI. Bosnian on Spuikrn
Shio g. unb z. Co.; $1,000.
gieieibe ON Qiberol 8. u. .. Co.;
$500.
u. 8. eneIe on Souibern Ohio 6.
u. q. Co.; $500.
Grtbur 8. GrpaIo an gnnline S,s
biion; $500.
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Gugenia 6. Gosbprn uub glubere
an Waarp g. Bates, 100 BEL 800 1uF,
on Der Norbieite Der Reior 2lo.. $50
Sub tpeftIif Der Clifton 9p. $500.
Relpbolo 6. pierfon an Oorman
u. Sbafsr. gbeil bon Got s in u. q.
Irnolb's llnierabibeiIung. 81.
Charles 9unbam an Qulu Duns
bam, Got 40 in Wins 8c aline's 2.
llnisrdbtbeiIunc. 81.
Zulu Tunhom an annd 5Ririnoer,
Got Al unb 1beil BON Got 30 in b.rs
feiben llnterabtbeiiun1. 81.
Die Catherine Sacpb ReaIip 60.
an William 6. WuIfbprit, 3 Sabre
poti bon Got so in Topib Guinn's 8
lnterobtbeiiuns in gcnp Wofbinas
ton. Sahrlihe M;etbs $72.
Dora Sdmpe an 6urrn guitman.
81 5ub on Der Rorbieite Der Court
StraBe, 2S0 5uB ipsit[id Der ganmils
Ter Strabe. 81.
Barbara aoam an gbiudrb 0os.
ssr.. uno qneere. 5 Sabre qoht einss
Saoens an Der Gde BON WcUilou
iine 9ins Ctr. Uspnatlhh, Ueistfs
$65.
eIisdbetb W. Spalmire an Gertrude
9. 8enabIe. 9btil oon Got 8 in Sobn
Jerris' Gftate. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-14

uiiiis. 9anilIs, adt0u, Nais, Dams,
GoHnpu (Wlanoiot), Iiibe anriofftlH,
pdlmoI, aupfsr. WloIadlii, Rubtner
ufp. mos bic VubboI3er nnbetriffi,
10 furpsn namentIi6 BON Gabun aus
ebenbols. Mlnboaoni (ufume) uno
6cls fir .3inurrsnfifteH srportiri,
ipahrsnb iif oie 1rnuscien befonoers
germ fir QaniIIe inisreiIiren, ipit gum
geifpitI audi ouF Wahaaasf0r, ben
aompren uno auf 3abiti; tpngegsn
idiiebltt ihr 6nfen Rufisgue Der Be-
bsutenofts fir Groniiiis ift lStntgaD.
enblid1 mDhte id] nod Elm bier otter
Dortommenbes 6austhier erip1bnsn,
ons baib 3isge. balb Stof in, tpdhs
renn iidl i'm Siibsn Der aoIonie fr1ns
aoiifde Wliifiondrs srFoIqreth NIT her
Ibrihtun9 BON GiepbaHtea su ars
beitstbisreH dbpebeH. fpeSial I'm Be-
sfr.s Roupslie ziIoc, fiiblidh 2ibrts
pilt. Sin gefipitl, nas benefit. bab
Der afritanifd,e elephant Bel ridptissr
gebonoiune out 10 aeIebrig pis Der
iroifdle iii. Seine GiatnrfGfteH finb
ober felt 6onnibols 3stien bier nift
mebr ousgsnuei troroen. Dos Huge
1tisr ipiro itbt foii iierolI in afrit1
'eines theurtn GIfsnxins tpsssn riics
iihts!os niebergttnnlli.
Den Smpori uno Grport On hits
flyer Weiitiiits beiorsen oustnblidlih
Die .. 8. u. (WOernoHn). bic 6dms
burg glmerito, bic gremeRsIfritas Gis
nic. Der RorbotusIhe alonb. bic gris
tifhe gloer sDtmpiiers uno Cattle
2inie uno bic Gb1rgeures Rennts
fgnrotour).
mas ftIKblit, bic ausenblidlit'e
poIitifts SituotiOn nnbetriffi, bei Der
bic aonaofrass pislleidi mitipitItn
tonnts, 70 m6t.e nan Der oOffnnng
4usbrut eebtn, bGb bic Reqitruna
tp.ib. mas lie nil. unb Feii auf ibrsH
5orosrlmssn bsiieten bleibt.
eeerI. 5ageblntt.)
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Gruub,is,uthnHs' iletertrasHHssn

inc n n al !, IL. NuSur
SaroIb 6. Cudsti an ar,berit
gur.baIt.r, siDsi Sabre paht bes
eig,nihums be.aunt oIs 1919 gaDo1s
no Qpsnus in Rorpooe. Wouoilits
Mi.tbs $25.
goptb, Wtgrstp unb anbere an
GIpr.nt. W. 5ots, 4 Cots in Der Ra.
tionnl 6oms Cos llnterobtbeiluns in
pI.ufant Ribs. 81.
GmiI y. Collins an G. R. Donohu..
sruit,s, 80 CUB on Der Giiofei.s Der
5umboIbt 4p. 81.
Jobn &. 5raspe an amos W.
Crane. IA bel $50 6nb an ber Rorb'
feits Der WlOntsomerp Roab IN
pl.afant Ribg,. 81.
Sorab R. srpeenr an GhsIe J.
9ooi.s, 75 bel 252 Dub sntIang bss
9.rin 9rort in Gf MoInui 6ius.
81.
Warp 6. DslIb an Carrie Q. Woas
ram, 30 SUB an ber Meffeiis Der
0lenpoob 4p. 81.
9be Straneourt Dretpins Go. on
Uli6atl :. 5onnon, cine Got an Der
Siifeits Der GreifIine 10. 81.
Glifforb J. gorbes an Charles
TuHham. Got 40 in WilIs & aItns'e
srpeitsn lnt.rabtbeilung in CosIsp.
81.
Ib Cincinnati 1ruIt Co.. 7rufiee.
an aouis ;. 5anbsI, Got 239 in Der
Tlaoifonplaes unterobtbeilune. $240.
5enrb Eunpan u. y. an Cincinnati
& Sprinafislo RaiIndn, Got 8 tn
8lot 8 in Der Gboron Jmp. Cos
unterdbtheiluna. 500.
She Sntlen glnrf 60. an Qaura
grodmonn. Cot 467 in Der llnttrobs
theiluns ~ BON Daflsp port. 81.
4nna Gonopan u. y. on Wli6ss.
gsIptriO. Got $50 In preslsp Rems
per's llnt.rabtbsitung. 81.
pbilip Bloom an Jatob Wapbuels
ion. 20 BEL 80 sSub an btr Ncrbieite
Der Georse Sirdbe. 81.
4leranber U2. eoruuof an JAMES
6. Wels, 25 bel 96 3ub an btr Wegs
feite Der anorr Strdbe IN UdirmouHs.
81.
GIiiabe.b GerIing an D9ilip @loom.
10 Sabre paHt BON 20 bei 80 8ub an
Der Rorbieits Der Gecree Strrte.
JdbrIi4e Nietbe no. m3t hDm IN
tanflssdt ~ tnoo
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XXEI.

Wisber mar ss Win.er g,pprben.
llnuuterbrohen fisl Der Sdnss, balb
ssrabs. baIb fhras, baIo rubis. balb
in tolIsn WirbelH burb chamber fabs
rsnb, um ounu itta uno lautIos auf
Die Grbs 81 iinten unb sinen psiten,
fubboben, uniiberfebbdren seppif su
ipirtsn. Waisftdtifd Dis INNER unb
brobeno suglsi6 blidten bis 8erss in
ibrs peiben Wdntel unb Missn sss
buut i'm rpsiten umtreis umher, uno
tpenn Der Winp bahinfubr unn ben
Stnee BON ibrsn 9epdnbern iiaubit,
bnnn rollte ss bumpf, tpis untsrirbi.
fher Donnsr in ben BERGEN, unb bic
Dorfbeipp6ner betrsusteH iih nnb iag;
ten, bic anrpatb.nesiiter fegtsn bas
9ebirss rein. Do1 Der Shnee fans
melts iit an anbersn Stelen su 5iis
ssln uno Bergen, breitste fih iiber
SelDer unb Wieien, bebedte syabrs uno
@ehtDeg. uno bemmte tasslnns isbsn
0ertsbr.
auh 80. mar singeihneii, unb buns
bert 5Gnbe riihrten fih jeoen Wors
gen, Die Straben frei gu MAIDEN. Io6
tagsiiber unb bic Qaht binburh
tpdbrte bas muntere, bormloie Shn.ss
ipiel in ben 2iiften fort, unb nenn
man Worsens ertpsfts. bot fit pie,
Der benz Guse bic sIeide, unberiibrte,
fubbobe S4neefId6e bar; bann .nubs
ten nieber S4ouftln unb Defen bernn
,uue jcfllsis Mnot1L sis bisisa ustsss
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Der iranS6iiiAe &Oassitaat.
BON pauI b. Rautenberp
garsnnsti. Maior q. ..

Die 0efiabe bss fran55Fihen Ron.
goitootes. bon oem lsstbin piel in ben
Seitunsen oIs siur 9lri aompenfns
tionseebiet fur Waroito bieHene mar.
tpurben gefhihtIih gum sriten MaIe
bon bem tnribaeiftxn G<efobrer 6crs
no srtpabni, Der bisfs Riijte eiipa um
400 DOT Gbriiius befuht baben fol-.
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bas Rap Jnbp uno bos CRIME Wcraes
birse (Rap 0erbe) bann ipeiier BON
groben 1ufhfeuern om ipeitoTritanis
fhen 2iitcrnl iotpie ihfieblih bonn
feueriptienben Wisioriohrg (aames
rum unb bon 9rommeIs nnb yeuers
fgnoIsn in bieier Gsesnb. in Der ets
lpnigsn O<senb bonn gabunfIub iriIl
6onno nod ileins, itcrtbeboarts mems
fGtnGbnli6e Weien eeitxn baben, bic
unfer. beuiigen Gorffkr entipeess fiir
Gorillns pber fur jebt ebeufolIs nod
i'm Jnnern portommenbe 3fr<rap5ls
ter tmombuttn) bnIten. Die ndfiie
sepiiIeye Rohriht Ibsr biefs Debiete
bntiri erit iuiebtr pom Sabre 14S4.
ais Diego Gam on Der 3aires (stons
scs) Wiinbung cine jener msripiirbis
gen Steinidulsn (pobros) errihieis.
rtrmittslii Deren bic luiitoniihen
Goncuiitabores um jene 3eii ibse eis
etntbumsre6te an folneH Drien boz
iumentirten.
1889 5eieten iin bier bic ifnn3oisn
gum eriten Wlale offi5kn, alB ibr uns
ternebmnHesfrober Mbmi1dI Honet
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belieier Der Glnla mater gtopolbiHd
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itobt sieben, uno fiber tpsroen iIs ou5
bic Stdtisn nuiiuteH, ea iie .infi ous
glns esid,ruiineen habsn. Der Ges
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ner beriibrttn grpmenaoe III 10 bift
mi. gi,tsarien belebt, bab sr gtrnbssu
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alien finben ith lanee siite unD
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gut mar bos Bier in ben perrinherieR
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haaiss auo Der Rirhe pom St, Rau.