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The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23

Miss Prudence Fitzmorris. from north
Of town, attended the Literary here
Tuesday evening She was the guest
Of Miss Myrtle Paris Tuesday night and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. D. Murphy, who left here
last week for Iowa in answer To a tclc
gram announcing the dangerous illness
of her mother. did not reach there in
time to see her mother alive. Mrs.
Murphy expects to return home in about
week.
F. 3. Pierce, travelling salesman who
has been confined to the pest house at
Denver on account of severe attack of
small pox Is much improved and was
permitted TO return to his home II
Stoneham Wednesday. lie is pretty
badly spotted. and walks with cane.
he says is the result of rheumatism
while there.
The Raymcr Literary Society is PROV
ing to be quite success in the way of
building up the community and bring
ing the people together A fine pro
gram is always arranged by the pro.
gram committee and the school house
is crowded at every meeting.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23
.PAWNEE BUT7ES RANCH MAN
SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED
Found carcassca In His Well. Greeley
ahcrifF and ocputico Work Five
Days without Any sleep.

Charged with the theft of serenteen
cattle, Henry Gooeil who owns L ranch
east Of Pawnee Buttes, eighty miles
north east Of Greeley, was lodged in the
county jail at Greeley last Tuesday and
the officers say they have a confession
inwhich he made clear breast Of the
affair. Sheriff F. J. McAfee end two
Of his deputies, Albert Hilton and 7.
f. Nelson Of Grover have been working
on the case for some time, but it was
not until three days ago that the trap
was sprung which led to Gooch's arrest.
In order to get him, to the county seat,
these men rode 10 miles after he.ngup
fourdays and four nights watching their
prisoner, making five days without slcer.
In well on the Gooch ranch the officers
found nine hides, four heads, and fifteen
, legs Of carcasses. An attempt was
made By Gooch, it is said, to hide traces
Of the alleged crime by filling up The
well with ashes and dirt and it took
Hilton and Nelson half day TO dig
through this covering. The hides were
identified as belonging to Z. A. Tracy
Henry Wisel, Charles McEnatfcr, Geo.
Regan, B. Henderson, Of Sterling and
Thomas Brinker. From the evidence
obtained the officers are confident that
more than seventeen cattle have teer
stolen. Gooch ii is said, says he start
ed his piilaging last November and al
ter killing the cattle sold the meat.
Gooch has lived in thatflistrict several
years and is well known.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23

Bert Vik handles a nice and complete
line OF groceries and his prices are far
from being high. IF you hayn't already
contracted the habit Of buying your gro
cerics of him give him a chance TO
please you along this line.
Mrs. A. W. Jackson was here the
first Of the week and mad 4 part Of her
household goods moved TO Sterling,
where her and Mr. Jackson are now
making their home.
Both services at the Eaymer school
house last Sunday were well attended.
Mrs. Swcigard preached in the morning
and minister from ont of town had
charge Of the evening services.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Fritz returned &c
their home at Wiggins. Colorado last
Saturday. after an extended visit with
his brother Frank and family, living
northwest OF RaymcT.
James Amber returned Tuesday from
n two-wceks stay at different points in
Iowa. where he had been visiting his
wife and a host of friends. He alsc
purchased repairs for his well machine
while away.
c. c. Anderson who has been al Ar.
vada, Colorado for the past five months,
returned to Raymcr today with his
wife and baby. They will make their
home on claim about eighteen miles
north Of town.
Mrs. MARBLE and children arrived here
last Friday from Beatrice. Nchr.. and
will make their home on a claim south
Of town. Mr.. MarpIc hat arrived ear.
lier in the week with their car of stock
and household goods.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23
East itcmS.

Special Correspondent.
Bertha Blair called on Helen Jillison
Tuesday evening.
Theodore Keller hauled water We'd
ncsday.
Mrs. Rutherford and daughters called
on Mrs. Seayy Tuesdiy.
The Sunday schoo! is proving n sue
cess ard everybody is cordially invited
10 attend.
G. n. Mercer is expected to return
home from Sterling Saturday.
Miss Prudence Fitzmorris and Miss
Myrtle Paris called on Miss Emma
Novak Wednesday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Vonik and children vis-
tied at Mrs. Novaks Wednesday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23
Southeast Items.
Special Ccrsespun lent.

Special COrTespun lent
G. n. Mercer and wife were Sunday
callers at W. e. Carriers.
Andrew Sting!ey has returned to his
claim south Of Stoneham from Eustis.
Ncbr.. where he has been working for
the past few months. He visited with
his sister, Mrs. Il. G. McElwain, the
first OF the week.
VIII Kerns is rocking up his eight
foot well this week.
Ed Timmons is doing some fencing on
his claim this week.
W. G. Carter and II. G. McElwain
helped Geo. Mercer raise his windmill
and tower Monday.
Harry McElwain wen. on wild
goose chase after his horses Thursday
morning and finally rounded them up
at Hunters Lake.
W. G. Carter started for the Platte
Valley Thursday morning after a load
Of hay.
Mrs. Anderson is contemplating put
ting up a windmill on her farm soon.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q. 1910

Brief Local Items Of Interest.
Mrs C. B. Barker is quite sick this
week
Mr. Nelf was a passenger to Sterling
Monday.
A. F.. Pischel was on the sick list a
few days last week.
l.. Allen returned Monday from two
days visit at Denver.
Mrs. Stanley went to Sterling Fri
day for short visit.
". W. Baldwin Of Sterling was trans.
acting business here Monday.
r. F. Arnold was transacting busi.
ness in Fort Morgan Friday.
Tunis Addington left today for visit
a, his former home in Nebraska.
DR.. Brown was Fort Morgan visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
George Floyd Of Sterling was Ray
mer viaitor the latter part Of last week.
Miss Bertha Novak went to Sterling
Monday to have some dental york done.
Fred Stephenson was a passenger to
Sterling last Friday. returning home
Saturday.
+. c. Palmer returned Friday from
Sterling where he had been on . few
days business trip.
d. {. Cutler returned Wednesday from
Fort Morgan where he has been trans
acting business.
The children OF the Raymer school
enjoyed holiday yesterday, i, being
Washington's birthday.
The dance given at the school house
last night drew quite a crowd and all
present report good time.
F.. Q. Bly, was transacting business
in Sterling the latter part of last week,
returning to Rayner Saturday.
f. |. Seayy came in from Sterling
last Saturday to spend Sunday with his
family. returning to that place Monday.
Frank lIcisel returned to his home in
Denver last Saturday after ten days
visit here with his friend Eugene
Dugan.
Mrs. l.. N. Swcigard will preach at
the Raymcr school house again next
Sunday morning and you are cordially
invited to come and hear 4 good sermon.
Bert Vik for groceries.
Fred Stephenson carries nice line Of
hardware and paint. Why not buy this
line Of him. Costs you no more and
the goods are guaranteed to bG the best.
Jess Gardner arrived here last Friday
from Haywood. Ncbr., for few days
stay on his homestead northwest Of
town. He returned to Nebraska Mon.
day.
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department. Of the interior,

United States laad Office. Sterling. Colorado.
February .. i9ll
A sufficient contest affidavit having tccn liled
in this office by Frank Weller con,cH,an,. a,ains,
Homestead Entry M. 0,n3. Serial No. 0i9c3.
made June u. 1900. for Swi- Section ., Town
ship N. Range 70 W, 9Th Principal Meridian, BY
William A. Hayeland Cantcstoc. In which Il L.
alleged that William a. Hsysllij has sever
established or maintained bona idc residence IN
SAID l1ni and has wholly abandoned said land
since date of entry. and said conditions exis, a,
the prt seht time. Said parties are hereby mott
fed to appear, respond and offer evidence touch
irg sad alteration a; 10 O'Clock n. NJ. on April Z.
1911. before the Register and Receiver al the
United States Land Office in Sterling. Colorado.
The raid contestant having in proper affidavit,
filed February !. 1911. sat forth facts which show
tina, after due diligence personal service Of this
natiec can not le made. II Is hereby ordered and
directed L,a, such notice be given by dGc and
proper publication.
VIII. PorSD. Register.
Record address Of en,rymsn-
Ccor'v Nebraska
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23

McEvoy & Dugan are selling imp!e-
ments, pumps, hardware, paints, feed.
drygoods and groceries at prices you
cannot beat any place in Sterling,
Cheyenne or along the Burlington line.
Why not buy of them?
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23

Fred Reed
Song . The Eastern Gate
Double Quartette
Recitation The Old Flag
Merritt Nickcrson
MonoIoguc. .Aunty Dolcfuls Visit
Miss Paris
Recitation The Face Upon the Floor
Mabel Petrie
FIVE MINUTES ETERMISslON
Dialogue .-.-- Country Courtship
Miss Nelson and Mr.. Lacock
Reading What the Little Girl Tho't
Mr.. Allen
Recitation When | Am Forty
Emma PetGe
Select Reading Mumford's Pavement
Mr.. !. y. Vik
Recitation The Watermelon
OyiIle Whittier
The Raymer enterprise., 1911-02-23

Vocal Duet Back to the Old Home
Mrs. McEvoy and Roy Crabb.
1t has been arranged TO give pic
social after the next meeting Of the
society, week from next Tuesday eve.
ming. Everyone is cordially inYitcd to
attend both the meeting and social.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-18

inn ao6t. Men oa @fsaminan6en oil6e biIoe gfsamino-
tor IND, at 9nrometret bar et Shortening" til at maa'
1e 9orne meO, % fortaIte, at 5panpen Oar fuIo of
oporgie Suffer, iao table 0enne a~lIigeoel 6iliOen os
loo 5acitet r~eiultere ct life go6tt. 9otaniffen 6reu
ban op til ING. og fit enOoa ct 9rbos til geogrnfi
5 bette Sag fom 9omierne a~Ilioeoel @fsuminan0eu til
@o0e; t5i De noroamerifonife 8ritater tom iom ifuote
no al en- 9onor, og 8perne langs 3binen gap Dem fife
noget efter. Set BAR ~irpatei9e 6orner, 0e engeIife gtao-
ne fit; men @enin9en pnr goo moi, og 9feiuItatet bleO
set o8iaa.
"a alt bar tot iomnea, 9oo Def fem og type
@onts, o0 BET flnoe en06o aoo efter Eioen.
Arel Se0ebo par aItioo aoget al en- et5anineret
Q2nno % fun0e 6ringe line &~elggrere ben ret 8oOe Il.
oen0e. gu 0ioI0t oct blot ON at foa oen iioite Del, for.
inOen Den f6rite table i'm @er6i.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-18
XII.
6an Scminariet.

Oct bar en- troaet 5oriumIing, Der melote ie pod
raeberbapns me seminarium" ben DAG, oct blep
cabinet. Qsftet om De TO gor boooe oirfet iom en- U'oa-
net, iao seninoriet finoe begpnoe meb ct tort antaI
GIeper.
Ger bar SoIf ioa eamIe, at be bapoe oGret eifte
I Here aor; Der por eanite rnae menneifer Der bar
grmpefanoiooter ira Stateus Seminorier, icm M oil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

Samilton Anseiscn, gofal. .0otisen
nnS Weaisfeiten iinb absngebcn Gdc
Der 4. nnb Charles Strake. llnier
asent fir Samilton iuobnt Wu. 301
Norb ssrDnt Ctr. Selspbon Samiltou
1376.&. 1elepbun nuieres aorreippn.
beuten: 393X Sea.
Die 9.iettips Stridr uno
DulIe befuhten por9eitern axno NIT
Soiepbine WiIion bic Wobnuna BON
Gharles Weininser, Ro. 422 Glib 12.
Strabe unb nabmen benieIben in Bez
tpobrfam. Weininser unb bas 17idbs
rise Mdbhen purben nah Der poIis
seiitoiion s.bradt, no Mopor RothpeII
bos poar. auf grunb zines 6eirotbsz
1heins, nelfer am %. glopember
1910 ausseitelIt tporben mar, traut..
= Die 72idbrise Jrou Masbalenu
9rieier. cine seadtete Deutfte unb
Satin bon Sobn grieier, Gde Der 6.
uno Dopton Strnbe, ftarb porIeb.e
Ra4t um baIb IL llbr plDblih an si@
mem 9traleiben. Sie tam als aino ins
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IT { h, y o {.

Gle Teiupurt Office fur bas rGin.
cinnatier 9ulfsblatt" beiinbet I'D in
WO. 339 Yurf Strafe, scseniber BEN
Gourtbamie, moiclbit Neulsfeiten, An.
seigen u. |. 10. bis 10 l1br 45 Winuteu
AbeaOs entgegengenDmmen iueroeu.
Selepbon Suith 2401. q
8antpabIen.
Die hieiigen gdnten ertpGblten oe.
tern folgenoe 8trettoren: 8eutfhe
Rational gan,: Wm. W. Oonalo.
ION, Matb. Serolo, George Clifford,
%. s. Bolts. 2ouis Wibrio, Sobn
g. Wedman, 90. u. Yatterfon, SoLn
1obb uno U. W. Castle. - glepport
Rational gant: 90. $. Dner ianbte
feline Heiigndtion Elm uno Benton
Shrpu fpuroe on feline Stene ae.
pdblt; Sobn 6. ShroG 1T prdfioent,
Daniel 5etid 9i3e prdIioent, Z. o.
5engelbrod aaiTirer; Direttoren iinb:
Scbn Shroll, 6. Megerls, .. 6etih,
). W. Jifhbdh. 5arrp Smitb, Z. 9.
9engelbrod, 6. g. Runnsls unb Ben<
ton Shroa. - Central 5ruft & Safe
Depoiit Co.: grdiiosnt. g. W. Miit;
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@iae prdFbent, Gb. 8. 2rieser; Sal
fierer, SuIe plummer: OireItoren: Mu.

0iae pr6Fbent, gb. 6. Rrieaer; &df
fierer. Suls plummsr; Direttoren: Mu
tren Barbant, .. R. God, ss. )
Weper, Qouis Sebman, .. 8. Woob
burn, 9. =. 2atpfon unb 8eprge gun
binser. - Nenpprt Safe 3epoIit 60.
Yrdiibent, 5. 6. Megraden; @i3s,
prdfibent, s.. Gunisl IT,, SER. uni
shabmeiiter, ). .. Sensslbrod; 1i
rettorsn: s. 6. Wcgraden, 6. g
Runnells, s. .. SeneeIbrod, s. Gun
tel IT,, uno Spbn gortes.
- Tas 9efunobeitsamt pirb nod
sinmal burh ben 8eIunbbeitsbeamteu
Or. Tobb ben Sta'otraib eriuhen,
$1,000 fir elm 2aboratorium aus5u.
iesen, um bas SIeiih unb bic Wilh
fpelhe in Cincinnati uno gppington
ionbemnirt fpiro, gu unterIuhen. Or
sobo bebauptet, bab bieie Wuuren in
tiefiser Stabt pertauft pereen.
-Mit Der gsrbanoung beg SALES
Ton Gapib Sones. Der 9eorgs gsintsr
bon Dapton eritah, 1purbe gsitsrn i'm
Greisssrid,t bespnnsn. Gs nahm
lunee 3eit in 9lniprut, sbs bic gs.
fhpprenen uuseetpdbIt fperben fpnn=
ten 9Inpolt glain. Rc9augblin
rsrtbeibigte Sonss. pdbrsnb Ridter
5. s. Wrie1t unb Sobn bon Der 9ein,
ter'fhen camille engagirt nurbsn,
nm ben Stadtsantpult gurtomp su
oFiTtiren. anipalt We2auebIin Tag.
te, oab fein Silent in SeIbfpertbeiois
gune sebunbelt babe
- Oi. GpIbot.n pon aert 9tomas
erbi.ltsn geiiern ibre 2obnune.
SO. 8. Wars iibertrug an Jrant
WeGibben cine Got oil Der z. Strabe
in Netppprt fir 81 uip.
- SamueI Rsfbtopstp erlanets
einen 8auerlaubnibidsin fir cine
bier 3immsr sntbaltenbe gaditsius
Cottage an Der BRIGHTON Ctr, maze
Der 10. Str, fir $2600.
- gpuribous aommiFGr Sobn
sclleron 1T nat Denoer, COL, gertiit,
ba fsin Sobn Sohn 5olleran baisIbit
beoentlih er.ran.t 1T.
- S.itsrn ab.nb fanb Die SnitaIs
Iation Der geamtsn oss Wiuiam Rel
ion ppitsns Ro. / q. u. 2. untsr
ensiprsdenoen 3sremorisr T.att.
-g. 3. @iuman srbislt elm llr.
ib.il i'm arsisgeridt gssen M. Seller
iiber $l31 unb bag gissrtbum an ser
Wlonmoutb Strabe iou psrtQuft iptrs
Ten.
-Snfolse bes Stsuperbtrs zines
pf.rbes lpurbsn Diaiam Rob uro
Sofeph S6osff.r, in ben 6igblanos
pphnbaft, an Der aleranoria pits oe.
tern 9ormittag aus sinem I.tfasr
5eosrtpaesn oeItlsubsrt. S6dtff.r sr.
lit siHsn grub b,s S6uIt.rblatts unb
Hcb psrihieoen. Soutabihiirfun1en.
Der Wdgen uurbs total b.nplirt. Or.
ai6aroion Iei'tsis ben gsrIssisn bic
uptblee Gr3tIihs 6ilfe.
- Seute &bsuo finbst i'm miIitdrs
9pmnoiium in Iort9bomas Elm. Dor
feuung unter ben Guipi3isn bss 81.
Namen gersins gum geiten Der IT.
Shomos airhe itatt.
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Seaepue ano 0abton.

- Sacr.b 5sart Gourt Rp. 1926,
aatbol. SroeH Der T6ritsr bon Belle.
pu., ipirb beuts 2tbsno in Der ct. Qns
tonius 5aQe bic nsuerrpdhl.en gean1ten
inftauir.n uno foIgt bann Elm ganistt.
- Der pbiI. Sberiean Council. y.
W. g., bon geaspus, srpGhIt. unb ins
itaIIirts s.Tteru 4beno FoIsenbs Beam.
ten: qrdiib.nt, MitasI Tles; /. 9isss
prGi., 5enrp gt. groQi6; 2. 8ises
prdiiosnt, 2su SubspobI; prot. zSe,t.,
RuoCIpb Oils; aorr. .sS..r., Npr5s.
8iefs; 5inan3s Str, 3. S6omater;
Saasmeiitsr, Sarrp SubspobI; Rars
idol, Soiepb S6uls; Snnsre made,
Qbil. Dalier; Qeub,rs Wate, uusuit
Sausr; Grs,utipz pzaommittes, J. Ban
Soens. Soi. GaFibp. g. Birding, Bal.
shiem unb SObn oils.
- Jrau GbarIss 9oIs p.ranftaItet
beute Natmittag unb 4benb Elm Raj.
fsetrdn3d.n in go. $50 8. glpenus in
Odptpn, gum gsitsn Der Ct. pauIus
air9e.
- WilIi. Sobns, s 5abr. aIt, in
Dupton tpobnhafi, fieI, ols er ouf ein.n
Wagen fpringen tpplIts, on ber 6. uno
g.rrp Strub. uno ipurbe fdmsr3boft
an berfhiebensn aOrpsrit.qsn psrIsBt.
- Berlin Rint, Der ieinen glamen
als 9eorse Brothers ansob, ipuroe
bon Dem Rihter Sbuep in 9apton um
$25 unb Rotten beitraft. Gr mar Der
3runi.nbsit unb bss ssmsinsn Bench
mems cnoe.lQot.
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In, 1ienhe 8etbotet.
Nei&emlftnsr audtb wabrtuo Der ar'
beit ypiIteM bic yHher.

Wdbreno Der arbeii psrIor gsitern
Der 81 Jubre aIte Gbtpin 1u[Iep. an
5airfielo nnb aaplor Mpeniie. Belle
que, ap.. ipobnbaft, Sds yeben. Der
feIbe mar bel Der penniplpania Gii.ns
bdhn dIs Deiheniitlltr anseiisa' uno
spuroe, ipGbrenb er In ben Hnnsirbofen
aenanrier Gifenb1hn NIT osm 3uiams
meniuppeIn BON Giiisripusen beihdfs
iisi mar. srpiidkn ben pufftrn sns
au.tihi. Gsin lob tpar elm augens
blidlittr. Die qsihe tpurbe nah Der
Morgue esbradt unb ipd.er pon 5arrn
3aIIsn pon go. 3514 Columbia Aus..
einsm grubsr bss 0erunaliid.sH,
icentifisiri.
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1eisidrlins. Mrseiter Nanmerdjor.

Gie jibrIihc OenernIperiammIung
obiaen gereins fnn6 Ieeten eonntaa
TN WersinsIotnI, 1928 Mnre GtrnBs.
linttr QeituHe beS grdFbenten Hid.
Kramer jtott, Gtiresdr Jobn 1bierp
prptotclIitte. 4l3 ostipes WitaIieD
ipurbe 6err ptter Hds oufeenommen.
unb olS pohipeS 1err Usi4oeI RIein.
Dos Nd6erTsDilions gsommitjse Bette.
benb aus Gfrif. Miener. Deter Nnu.
binger unb Sobn 6ornsterasr btriMs
tete, b0b fSmmtIiGs Slider In ber e.
Fen Dsbnuns finb. 6ikrdul iomen
bis 5abstSteTi@ts bts Gslsst6rs unb
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gnt66tia.S Heuer.

Die poIissi In NIT elmer llnserfuhs
nns bes Geuers beihdf.ie.. tpeltes am
Wontns abeno In bem mobnbouIe bes
Negers Jobn Nuiiin. SO. 30O9 9arf
Mpe., gum Musbrud tam unb einen
Ghoben bon $50 anrihiete. MuIiin
beboupteie. bab Elm. Sf,nrSbre 3ufGIs
Zig nuf bas In Der Rdb iteknbe Heit
esfnllen lei unb basfeIbe in Hronb ges
fsst babe. es bibi isbod,, bab In
bem sur 3eii iteriiekuben 5lpsiien
Gtodtpert iiber bsr Wobnuns bes Hus
itin eine Ieere petroIeumionns, ioiris
oIburhtraniie Qumpen etc. bon ber
g,oliaei asfunoen iporRn fein iollen.
Der Giaotsfeusrmarfhon III mt. elmer
lntsriuhuns befddftis..
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1ie 1cutiHen Z9iitett.
Vdfiten Samitas merosn Fe ibr So.
nigspaar fr0nen.

Sm Reid Der Deutihen Shiissn
tereiitn iidb erobe Tinse Dor. Qdh.
itsn SamIidg. IA. Saniar. finbet In
ben Hdumen Der HrbeiisrhaIe Die
aronuns ses neusn RDniss, Der i'm
proianen 2sben 6ermann Edmits
h.ibi, unb ieinsr trlauhien aonisin
tJruu Wnria Shrosr) itnit. 6ur
5snrp SiiboIibofi, Der als Rsihs.
maritau iunsirt. pire ben Moieiids
ten bi. arone aufs baupt isssn uno
ben aonis NIT ben Sniignisn bss Rsis
Dies fhmiiden. Der aufmorih ess
ioIsi nm 8 llbr 4benos unb sipar ers
ifeirt bas aonisspoor nit isinsm Ds.
iclas. bem sriien reip. sipeiien 4bjus
tdnien soerrn 4uauit GArcer uno
6trrn sJsnatius Rolf,s unb ben ao.
jutaniiHnsn jrau 9ena Gdmiis nnb
1rau Waria RoIf.s in benz oesoririen
Saal. Entities Qopelle ipieli ben
aronunasmarid unb bic 5ubepohI
Combination fpirb ben ieierlihen Git
eurh ben Dortroa mebrerer aieoer Der.
itonen. glafbem bos Ronisspaar bic
6ulbisunsen Der lln!ertbanen empIan.
gen bot. siebi &c oas 3tihen gum ans
iong bes aronunasbailss. Die boben
6errfhafisn ipsrSen iit untsr oos
Bolt" miihen unb tuhtis mitmohen.
UieIs Wer,ins bnben Die ginloeuna
sur 1heiInohme an ben ssiiiDiidien
anssnommsn uno obne 3reifeI ,pirb
nd, Der ar0nunesbou Der Teu.ihea
Sduben GeIenfhoft su elmer slan,s
pollsn affaire ssfaItsn.
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0afieeirdnsAen.

Der Grausns uno Sunsfrouenpereir
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