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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
: PERSONALS (
(From Saturdays Daily.l

"Chink" Mattick, a member of the
Des Moines base ball club, spent
Easter in this city with his wife and
other relatives.
Miss Blanche Lyle, who spent
Easter Sunday with her parents here
returned to New Sharon this morning
where she is teaching school.
Miss Hazel Shoemaker, who spent
Easter in this city with her parents
returned to Leighton this morning
where she is teaching school.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin, of 10
Fourth avenue West, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mary,
to Mr.. MaritZ Kerndt, Jr, of Lansing,
Iowa.
John Richie and sister, Miss Mae
Richie, of Cedar, were guests of
their sister, Mrs. Frank McGlumphy,
yesterday and attended Easter ser.
vices here
Ottumwa Courier: Masters Lee
and Frederick Oliver, of Oskaloosa,
have returned home after visiting
With Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Woods, 1870
Ottumwa street.
Newton Herald: Ethel LANDINGS.
ser, of Oskaloosa, who has been an
accommodating operator at Kilduff,
returned to her home Monday accom-
panied by her friend, Hazel Williams,
at Reasnor.
Miss Verda Minkler, of Drake Uni
versity, who was n the city TO spend
Easter with friends and who took
part in the program at the Methodist
church last evening, returned to Des
Moines this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Rodgers, Miss
Annette Andrews, Miss Grace Mere
dith and Mrs. Bess Maurer, of Des
Moines, who spent Easter in this
city with relatives and friends, re-
turned to their homes in Des Moines
this morning.
Tom Watson has accepted posi-
tion at the Green & Bentley Drug
Co. Tom will have charge OF the
fountain during the summer He is
a shaker" of experience and his
friends have no doubts for the sue.
cess OF the undertaking.
Pella Chronicle; p. Heerema and
Miss Jennie Wander Beck went TO 0s-
kaloosa last Thursday and were mar.
ried. They thought no one knew it,
but when they arrived home on the
evening tran they found D goodiy
crowd OF their friends to greet them
with rice, corn, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Dickson, who
have been recent residents OF Cen
teryille. We're in Oskaloosa yesterday,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Will
Jams and called among other friends.
MIR. Dickson has sold motion pic
ture house at that place which he
operated successfully for season
and Is now considering other business
ps'rsnitsk "a "a sxs.s Il s.s,sk =, =
Keoganqua Republican Capt. w
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

A. DuckWOrth and James Hickey
| went to OskaloOsa to attend the
enghth annual reunion of the Iowa
| Brigade, which consists of the End
7th, Sth, 18th and 14th Infantry. They
| report a splendid time. Capt. Duck.
! worth was a member of the End and
Mr.. Hickey of the 18th Infantry. They
speak highly of the hospitality of the
OskalOosa citizens.
(From Mondays Dany.)
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hawk, of North
Market street, drove to the vicinity
of What Cheer Sunday for an Easter
visit at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. J. l.. Kirk.
Ex-Chief of Police J. E. Ruggen.
berg has been forced to discontinue
his work at the button factory on ac-
count of poisoned hand. The mem
Der became infected by sheel cut.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Huber returned
from a winters sojourn in Los Ange-
les and visinity. They arrived in OF
tumwa this afternoon and were met
there by Warren Kalbach with his
auto.
Bishop Morrison, and a number of
the clergymen from the Diocese of
Iowa will be here Wednesday after.
noon TO attend the funeral of the late
Rev. A. Cato Kaye, Rector of st.
Johns Episcopal church, of Mason
City.
Miss Carrie Chapman came down
from Des Moines Saturday to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kal.
bach for Easter. Miss Chapman is
suffering from an infiamed eye and
may not be able to return to her
work for some time.
DR.. L. A. Rodgers departed last
evening for Kansas City to visit at
the T. w. Grafton home until Tues
day. Mrs. Rodgers and son Allen
are already in Kansas City for a
more extended stay.
President David NJ. Edwards, of
Penn College, left over the Rock Is
land Friday morning for Patton, Iowa.
where he will spend few days work, |
ing in the interest of the Endowment
Fund of Penn College
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Moore, OF
COZ First avenue East, arrived home
last evening from an extended so !
journ in San Antonio. Mr.. Moore is
able to be up and about the house !
now and is gaining steadily, as his
hosts of friends are glad to know.
Fremont Gazette: A NJ. Francis,
of Co. d. Seventh regiment, attended
the meeting of the Hornets Nest |
Brigade in Oskaloosa Thursday and |
Friday. He was in the thick of the
big fights of this brigade and took
great pleasure in the reunion of his
comrades.
What Cheer Patriot: J. w. Good. |
ner was over from Oskaloosa and ia.
vOred the Patriot with a short but
pleasant visit He came over TO de.
liver two car loads OF stock to Yates
& McCracken Co. He delivered the
stock at Gibson. the closest shipping
point TO his farm. I
Elmer Mitchell. of New Sharon,
who recently underwent a severe
surgical operation for the relief of
strangulated hernia, is able to be
around again and was up town for
HE first time on Thursday He has
been in Oskaloosa since he became
III, but will soon return to his home.
E. ]. Evans, local missionary for
the American Sunday School Union,
was honored last week by the Des
Moines Presbytery meeting at Des
Moines. He was ordained az local
which is the next highest
step toward the full acceptance into
inc ministry. Mr. Evans Is doing a
good work in this county and is a
aafd student IN Preparation for his
shossn profession. - sssi 80
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
THE JAILBIRDS
ARE ORGANIZED

/ lH.i Friday evening was SCENE a.
frHtIit and mofnmout ot tho Union
. oul when Geo lyufeua was enc host
/. ODD 90 dinner rl,on %, him to a number
|ot Fonuomou who were bls follow
prisoners Boo tho memorable days iu
1896 The dinner was served
ln ihc private dining room up-
stairs and the appointment of
the table os well as the exquisite bin
of fare sustained fully the high reputa.
ton OF the genial host and the man.
agemtnt of the Grill. Many speeches
were made during the evening by the
guests, some Of whom have become
famous here as orators since they met
behind the prison walls, and reminis.
censes and anecdotes were plentiful.
and told in a spirit of fun and ridicule
which was very amusing.
Those who sat down to the dinner
were Prince Cupid, John Lane. C. w
Ashford, G.. A. Widemann, Edmund
Norrie, Fred Harrison, Fred Redward.
John S. Walker, Manuel Refs, John
Radin, Tom Rawlins, John Wise and
George Lycurgus.
During the evening a permanent so.
ciety was formed to be known as The
Jailbirds of 1895 Of which the follow.
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year. George Lycurgus, presi-
dent; Prince Cupid, LIST vice-president:
John Lane, I'd vice-president; Fred
Harrison, treasurer; John Wise. sec.
rotary; Carl Widemann, sergeant of
arms.
A committee composed of c. w. Ash
ford. Fred Harrison and Edmund Nor
RE was appointed to frame bylaws
for the future guidance of the society.
the object of which is of purely So
cial and reminiscent nature.
The host geve an address as fol-
lows:
my Friends and Compatriots: Il do
not suppose there is happier man in
the city tonight than I, because this
little gathering awakens memories of
an eventful past, "Reminiscences that
Is pleasanter than was the actuality.
Things have changed during the past
sixteen years and believe the major
ty will say for the better. We may
accept the will and the opinion of the
but, all the same. there is I
lot man here tonight but who looks {
pack with pleasant thoughts upon the
days before 1898. / want you to join
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
woMANs BOARD OF MISSIONS.

The Woman's Board of Missions OF
Central Union Church and the Won
ans Society are today holding an all
day meeting.
The morning session, opening at
eleven o'clock, was in charge of
the Woman's Society, ana at the Oas-
ket luncheon following the ladies Of
this Society served tea and coffee.
The Woman's Board program opened
at two o'clock instead of the &C
customed hour of two thirty. Devo-
tional service was conducted by
Mrs. w. A. Bowen. The mission top
ic, "A Half Hour with the Leaders on
the Mission Field Today" was pre-
scented by Mrs. Edwin Farmer, Mrs.
John Warren, Miss Belle Johnson,
Miss Bertha Fasst and Miss Laura
Merrill.
The executive committee of the
Board met at one-thirty o'clock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
TWO ROBBERS
ARE SENTENCED

I John Audroua aud John Quart,
Robbie we're rut on trial for robbori
lu tho second degree before Judn.
Cooper yesterday Andrews plead.
od wllty and was sentenced to 81,
imrf.aoue3 at hard labor tor hot loss
than Eve years nor more than twenty
years. without costs
Robbie stood his trial aud was
foutd guilty. aud was sentenced TO
hard labor for not less than three
years nor more than twenty years.
Carl A. G Macrtens. Spencer Bick-
erton, Thos - Straup. lno. II. Sop.
err, Albert Ludloff Benjamin Sam
mons, Ed b Foiel, Henry A. Wise,
Hiram koiomcku, John G. Roth
wen, Samuel A. Walker and Anton
schumicr were the jury
Deputy County Attorney Brown
prosecuted and f. schnack defended
the accused. They were charged with
having, with force and arms, robbed
Francisco Pedro Of eighteen dollars
and fifty cents.
Sam Pookalani, charged with as
saulting Hannah Sheldon with a dead.
y weapon in the form of knife
held open in his hand, had a plea Of
assault and battery only accepted, and +
was sentenced to Imprisonment for
four months without costs.
Kiona Sabura's sentence for an
outrage committed at Eva planta-
lion was put off week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
PUTS HIS WIFE
IN THE WRONG

Loui koon Chock who was bound
in $1,000 under writ of no oNoa'
not TO- leave the Territory answers
his wife Lee shco Kuon Checks bii
FOR maintenance. llc denies that be-
failed Co provide for wife and child.
but says that since June of last
year. owing To- the constant growing
and pickering of bis wife, as well as
her persistence in keeping company
with Lee Pat, they have lived sopar.
ate, he In lodgings provided by his
employer and she in lodgings she IN.
sisted ON having I'm Kukui street At
that place he has supplied her with
$40 a month for maintenance He de-.
mics all the charges Of abuse and cruel
ty and denies that he is able to pay
the costs Of this suit, or a reasonable
fee to her solicitor, or $50 a week for
her maintenance, as he ia indebted to
divers persons in over the sum of
$1,000 and is now working as a sales
man for Sing Fat Co., Nuuanu street,
at a monthly salary of $40 together
with meals and lodging.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
NEW RICE MILL

The K. Yamamoto Rice Mill is the
largest as well as the finest in the
islands. All machinery is OF the very
latest pattern. The famous Tengu
Rice is cleaned at this mill. With the
large cleaning capacity they are abs
to handle considerable outside parti.
cular work which they guarantee.
NNSHSSsSHsS~HsAs-SHs'.'sn1JHIsI1IHIAsRsRIHppsRs
with me here in the wish that the
memory of the events of 1895 may be
perpetuated in these annual reunions.
ask continuance of a fraternalism
which had its birth, in some instances,
behind the grey walls of Oahu prison.
If the grub We had during that siege
and stretch left a bad taste with us
hope what we have here tonight
will remove it and leave something
that will always be a pleasant men,
ory."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
HOW TO PREVENT CHOLERA.

Cholera often starts with diarrho-
ca. Take Chamberlain's Collie Chole.
ra and Diarrhoea Remedy as soon as
this diarrhoea appears, and after three
doses have been taken take a dose
of castor oil and the attack Of cholera
may be warded off.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04

Miss Josephine C. Locke, we'll
known for her interest in Oriental
art and literature, is now giving at
hllohana Art League TINS evening
ano every Tuesday evening OF 7:45,
a series OK informal lectures on the
comparative study OF rhe present
world movement With the teachings
of ancient India 10000 B. G. All
are cordially invited.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
Island Investment Co..
Limited.
Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages and Real
Estate.
Robert E. Ror.d

Member Of Hawaiian Stock Ex-
change, Room 109, Stangenwald build
Ing. Telephone 3449; Postofice box,
6O6. Cable address: Bulldog, Homo
lulu"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-19
aatbpliides alubbaus.
Hlansn bic Columbus Sitter auf
9sriee Gill.

Bon benz pries 6in Council Der
Columbus Bitter ipurbe geitern bic
priee 6in 60. nit einsm aapital bon
$4,000 organifirt unb biefe Oerstnis
gung btStpedt bic Griinbung zines fns
tbolilden E!ubs auf Driee 6iu. Das
alubbaus ipirb fih olIer Wobrfheins
lihteit nah unmitielbdr neben berSt.
9aurentius airde befinhsn, ba ber
alnb iih bas 8ortaufsreht fir Elm
GrunoifiiG bon 225 CUB an Der Warz
faip Ape., in Der unmittelbaren Ndbs
Der Stride Bis gum /. Jebrunr gelis
6ert. qnf biefem 8runbitiid itebt Elm
aIies Wohnbaus unb fpenn bic segen-
tpdrtigsn pIGns Der Snlorperatorer
CUR Durhiiihruns gelansen, ipiro ar
btefes alte 6aus Elm Inbau geihaffer
tperben, Der ettpa $4,000 toiter
oiirfie. Sn bieism Nnbau folI eins
0erfnmmIungstalle foDie cine Iurn.
bale untsrgebroft iperben.
Inter ben Sniorporntoren befinoer
iid bic folgenben Gerren: 6arrp s
Gitermann, Soiepb q. Sieintamp, s
u. Wiebdus. George W. Sdutte uni
s. .. learp.
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QNiberipred)e Qtmeiagen
0cleaentlidD bes Jnaueits iiber ben
Soo bon 5rnn Gis5ie
GblBanier gemadjt.

Wiberipr.henbe Nusfaaen purben
gelesentIih oes seiteru Rahmittag bon
Coroner Or. goe abssbdItenen Sns
queits iiber ben 1ob BON syruu li33ie
Sblbaufer semaht. bic b.,anntlid
am Woniag Rahmittas eelesentIif)
elmer OassrpIpiion in ibrsr Wobnuns,
No. 4335 JIoraI 4pe.. Nortpooo, um's
Qeben lam.
Wdbrsnb Der Gatte Der 1obten aui
bas Gntihiebenite beitritt, bab er ie
bebouptet babe, feline Satin babe BEL
elmer friiberen Gelegsnbeit sin.n
S.lbitmorbperfud s.ma1t, tpurbe BON
WilIiam Sarman, .inem seuerpebrs
mann ausseiagt, oab Sblbauier, als
Der Qeiieripaeen iih auf benz W.ge
nah benz leuer bsfanb, nit Der Be-
mer,uns oufiprnnd rGs br.nnt in
iaeinem Saufe unb ifl fiirdt., bag
meine Jrau Selbitmorb bsgang.n bat,
benn Il. bat es ssfern stbenb D.rs
Iut)t."
auBsrbem fast. aud syrau emma
Sbepparo. bon Ro. 4025 Woin Mpe.,
aus, oab Grau Dblbauier ibr DOR einis
ger 3eit seitanb.n babe. oab fie pers
fuht Bate, iid burh einatbmen BON
Geuhtgas 5u pergiften.
auf ber anberen Gtite iasien Cora
Gbedttan, cine Wofdfrau, foipi. bi.
BEL SNbauier beihGftisie Rotin
Warp aeritins aus. baB Jrau Dbl
bduisr ME nit SeIbftmorb sebrobt
bate unb ausenideinli6 infolse zines
llufuIs um's 2sben e..omm,n mar.
Der Coroner nabm ben GalI in Grs
ipdsuns unb pirb isinen WabripruH
in ben na6fen 5asen abs.ben.
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Die Sbneioertprannei auf Der
Siibne.
q cris, 2. osanuar.

Die oramotiide Snouitris, oeren
gr5eugni1e einen 6auptausf ubrarti=
tel Jrantrsids biIben. lit in 9sfabr
GlGslih i6alt Der 0iIfsruf berStiidez
ihreiber purh ben Barrier 9lGtterz
palo: .0ilfs! Silfei Rettet ben Drdz
menidrsiber DOR benz 0ameui6neis
ber!"
Warsn bic bsibsn friibr nttht Bum
oessenpHen, baben lie ni6t beios sez
meinlar. bic groben 5beaterihlahten
seihIagen, semeiniam ourd ibreS6os
pfunsen bic balbe Weit uno ioear Ell
nsn s-oben Sbeil Der eun5en erobert
Hihtig ollsin Der BunoesgenpHe
BON Der Shere 1T iippis ssporosn uno
bat begonnen, bic 9retter, bic oieWelt
be6euten, INNER mebr als feline aus
fhlieBlihe DomGne au betrohten. Der
Oramatiter fpirb nur nod seouloet
er lisfert ben isenii6en Rabmen fir
bic Werte bes Shneipsrtoaegeu.
Durfte er in Der euten alien 3eit nod
ben sroBen 9iibnenfternen bic Rotleu
auf ben aeib Iareiben, 10 iit ihu,
beute bies ansensbme pripiIes idor
sdn5lih eutSpsen porben. gs peroer
nur nod aoitiime. teine Rollen mebl
auf ben idonen 2eib Der 6eloinner
unb 2isbbaberinnen sef6rieben, par
bon. seihnitten; freili6, mas fir SO.
itiime! Der Skateroirettor reibt BIZ
bdnce unb fhmun3elt, benn er feb
| iid gut BEL bisier glnrihtuns. De,
srobe Shneiber liefert BIZ
pruntpollen Roben. bs5uhlt aud
nod pertraslih ou5beoungener
5ribut unb erbGlt oafiir BIZ
gpmbenreflome ourhs Sbeater, pt
beute manhe4uffiibruneen taum mebl
onberes finb ols pompDie 9eIbitern
paraben. Der bramotiide slutor ba
bafir 5u forsen, baB bic 6eloinner
ieiner Stiide reft piel 0elegenbei
gum aoitiimpe1ieI baben. 5at be,
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Gefatpedeiiet..
Gin 2iebesfeit siuiiden Apotbeferm
nnb Nersten.

3ablreihe Nerste paren eeitern
Qbenb bic 9dite Der Npotbeterpereiniz
gung Bel etnem Bridesmaid, bas i'm
Sinton Sotel itattfanb. Die ginla=
oune an bic Qerste mar bon Der Sbio
8dllepDruggift's 4Hociation unb benz
hieiigen 3neig Der State pbarmdcen>
teal Qhoc. uussesuneen uno an bic
Dierbunbert 5erren batten ii9 an ben
Jeittufeln nieberselahen. 5err Sobn
llri 2lono fungirte dls Doriiber unb
als 9ooitmeiiter. giner Der Gbrenz
sdite mar 8iirgermeiiter Shpab, Der
ieIbit friiber Qpotbeter setpefen, ebe
er bas Stubium Der Mebi5in ergrtff
unb dls Qrst promppirte. Gr fprd6
bon benz Wanbel Der 3eiten uno be-
tonte aud, baB psri9ieoene berporraz
senbe Ner5te aus benz Npotbet.ritanb
Encouragement iporen. gr betlagte
bic tommersisaen 1enbenaen i'm Ipoz
t6eterberuf, bic burd patentmeoi5inen
erpedt porben pdren. Or. 5reb.
Jor6kimer ipra6 ii6 in dbnlidem
Gimme aus. Or. Gbarl.s Reeb trat
fir Elm notionoles Sanitdts 8ureuu
Elm. Wm. 6. Inberion, 9etan oes
g YbarmaceutiiRn College Don 8rpotz
Inn, bsrbreitete iih Dornebmlid iiber
tedniide Sragen. Inter ben unbern
Reoneru befano.n iid bic 9erren
5bomas 8. potts unb Or. Gbarles 6.
gonofieto.
Das 9erbienit, bds iEsitsTsn in 10
prd4tiser Wsiie orrangirt 3u haben,
gebIbrt ben 6erren Dom Qrrdnges
ments 9ommitts., beHen 8oriiBer
5err gborsIs Oilers mar. Sbm itan.
BEN CUR s.ite bic 6.rren Sermann s.
Jslsr. Otto 6. Fiitnsr, 8ictor Mublz
berg, gbpurb 8. Sbieiine, s. 5.
aut4buuh. Seurp ). 9uiterbsrg,
Trant 8. 5resrids, 5orrp s. Senttsr,
Otto groenlanb. Wm. g. g. Britain,
2ouis 5eiItsr, Sarrp o. Sdmueuing,
Souis u. 2utterman, 9.orss 5. Stt.r,
Senrp 9. Waltsrmon, 6. s. ). Gras
r.r, 6. Soiepb goB, ). Serb. 3u.n-
teller, S.nrn Worsp.Hel, Sobn Deit,
S.nrp 6. Rnempeller, 2ouis Rosttig,
Gbparb aipp, 9sorg. Dilblmi, Wils
liam GONE. 8. J. Wibris, Wotbep
Muneofo. aIfreb 0elang, Gptpurb
BOB, Jr.b. G9an3l., Sulius 9rspsr.
R. 8. Cor, s. 8. 2in.f6, Carl 8.
Barton, WiIiam 2atamp, 6. 9.
Qiet, Tbeo. .. Wetteritrpem.
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* o ns re s.

Uafbingtou, .. g., Is. San.
Der Senat nabm am Wiittpod ipieoer
ben JoQ bes Senators 2orimer bon
sSIinois auf. gs ipuroeu stpei lGHgsre
Reosn iiber bic QngsIseenheit sebalten;
cine pon benz Senotor 9urrotps, Vors
flyer o.s aommittees fir Woblen uno
prIpilsgi.n. gu Gunit.n oes Senators
BON SlIinois unb Die anbsre bon benz
S.nator gorab, BON Soabo, seeen tbn.
Der griters pertbeibiste ben gerihi
bes llnteriuhunssza zaommittess in
benz Gen. aprimer bon alsr aorrup,
tion freig.iprohen tpurbe. Senate,
gorab busesen iaste. bab aprruptiou
BON benz 4usenblide an erfihtli6 &c.
tpeien iei, in benz 2orimer beIhloTer
babe, oIs Ranbioat ouf3utreten.
geibe SenatoreH befhdftisten i'd
bel nit bsm beisebrahten gsfpeisma.
.erial unb in manhen Gdllen fiibrtsr
he biefelben 4usiasen BON 3eusen aa
Sbre Shlubfolgerunsen iporen abe,
aons DerIhieoen. Senotor 9oroh fast'
gum Sdlub, bob Rorruption in BE-
.limmttrWeiie na4Senieien porben iei
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Serfonal'V ott3sn.

Jrau Marie 5aerins. bi. lis,
benspiirbise Satin bon Germ Jris
5aerins, bon go. 234 Gt Dritte
Gtrabe, feierts am Ulontag ibr so.
Misssnfsit unb bi. sabIreiden 5reunbs
unh ;Jreunbinnen bss allb.liebten 0ss
burtsiasstinbes liebtn .s ii6 nidt nsbs
men peri0nlid ibr. Gliidpinide absus
itatten unb biisbiheNnsebinbe su iibers
brinsen. Di. Gsburtstassiei.r ers
itrsdte fih Hber stpsi Gage. am
Sunntas fanb i'm .nsfien Jamilisns
trsifs. in tpe!hem aud cine 4n5abl Der
ouerintimiten 1yreunbe einssThloH.n
puroen. cine biibi6e 0orfeier f.att, BEL
ipel6er bic ainber ioipie bic bier gntel
eritisnen, nm lire Gliidniinihe abau.
Itattsn. Die Jeier i'm sroben Wabitab
ipurbe am Wontag abeebaIten unb on
bi.iem aaee mar offenes 6dus unb
bic WirtbIHafisrGumliGteiten alihen
einem tpobren 8lumensarttn, benn bic
9ra.ulaHten erfreuten Grau 6aerins
in eriier 9inie NIT gang pra1tisen
glumenitr6uben. Jrou 6oering mods
te, un.sritiisi BON ibrem 0atten, in Der
lisbenspiirbisiisn Weiie bic 6onneurs
unb bi. fr0blite UeitHfsli4aft pers
lebie in ieoer 3iniiht senubrei6eStuns
ben.
Sm beIten WanMsalter. an Der
ShpelIe bes 48. asbensiobr.s. III se-
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pon ieinen 4nge6orisen. ionbsrn aud
BON bsr pieI.n Jreunbsn. bic er iih I'm
Qaufe Der Sabre burh iein iernbeut,
idbes WeIen su ertperben seipuBt bate.
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mater. finbet am Jreiios Rnhmittns
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