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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
This Is My 65h Birthday
CHARLES w. HOTcHkISS.

Charles W. Hotchkiss, who has been
ties company at a salary said to ex-
coed $4,000 year, was born in the
town of Unadilla Forks, N. Y, June
10, 1863, and was educated at West
Winfield Academy. He began his ca
reer as a railroad man in 1881 as rod
man on construction of the New York,
West Shore and Buffalo railroad at
Newburg, N. Y, since which time he
has been consecutive-assistant chief
engineer of the Michigan Central
railroad, chief engineer of the Chicago
Junction railway, chief engineer of the
Chicago Transfer and Clearing Com
pany, president of the Indiana Harbor
, railroad, and general manager of the
Chicago, Indiana and Southern rail-
road and the Indiana Harbor belt rail-
road.
Congratulations to:
Max Pemberton, noted English au-
thor, 40 years old today.
DR.. Charles w. Dabney, president of
the University of Cincinnati, 81 years
old today.
Ebert Hubbard, founder of the
"Roycrofters," Sc years old today
DIR. Hill M. Bell, president of Drake
university, 81 years old today.
Sir George Alexander, famous Eng
lish actor and manager, "a years old
today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
AWFUL PAINS
FULLY DESCRIBED
A Lady Of Pizarro Tells Story Of
Awful Suffering That Cardui
Finally Relieved.

Pizarro, Val suffered for several
years. writes Mrs. Donna A. Smith,
with that awful backache and the bear
ing down sensations, so fully described
in your book.
81 tried doctors and other medicines
and found little relief, until was induced
to try Wine of Cardui, when | found in
slant relief and today | can heartily
recommend Cardui to all suffering women
and think there is no other as good"
In some instances, Cardui gives instant
relief; in others, it may take a little time.
But in all cases of female trouble Cardui
can be depended on TO be of benefit, as
il is specific remedy for women and
acts in curative way on the womanly
organs.
As general tonic for women, to build
up your strength, improve your appe-
tite, bring back rosy cheeks and make
you look and feel young and happy,
nothing you can find will do so much for
you as Cardui.
Your druggist has it.
N. R-Write to. Ladies' ADVISOR Dept. chatta-
nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special
{nsfvucfjoas, and e4-pAee book. Home Treatmem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
Two Versions.

Miss Jane Barlow's first contribution
to literature was some verses that she
sent to the Cornhill Magazine while
still in her teens. She awaited the
editors reply with girlish eagerness.
When it came it was a shock:
II have no use for your silly verses"
She was. naturally, mortified and
hurt. A plain rejection would have
been bad enough. One worded so
scornfully was sheer, unnecessary cru
city. She endured her misery in soil
tude for awhile-her family knew moth
ing of her literary venture-but her
feelings became too much for her. She
confessed and demanded sympathy.
But when she showed the letter the
sprawling editorial hieroglyphics, read
with more calmness and with the
whole family to interpret. took on a
surprisingly different significance. He
had written:
Il hope TO use your pretty verses
Youths Companion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
Tho Problem Of Force,

Whether the sum total Of energy in
existence Is increasing or decreasing is
unknown. Man may cause energy to
change from one mode or form to an
other, but there is no humiliation nor
increase. Energy may be created or
destroyed by the Creator and the fact
escape detection in this colossal uni
verse, which has not, by any means,
been fully explored.
The entire problem of force. or en-
ergy, is being studied in laboratories
with renewed activity and with the aid
of instruments of ever increasing ac-
curacy. Space may hold wonders yet
undetected. Thus energy in a form not
at present known may reside there.
A number of recent experiments have
revealed effects that are inexplicable
by any laws known to science. These
researches were made in light. The
results Of studies now being made are
awaited with great interest. A new
electronic theory of light may be for
mulated-that Is, light may be radi-
ating rays of excessively minute bodies
at least 1000 times less than the hy-
drogen atom.-New York American.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
DISTRICT MEETING
HELLO IN RICHMOND
Call for Congressional Con-
vention to Be Issued by
Meredith Shortly.

The call for holding of precinct and
ward meetings over the Sixth district
will be issued by Linus Meredith,
Sixth District chairman, Immediately
after the closing of the big national
convention. The precinct and ward
meetings are to be held about July 1.
The purpose of this call will be to
select delegates to the district and
state conventions. The district con-
vention, when the Republican candi-
date for Congress will be nominated,
is to be held in Richmond, and the
state convention at which nominations
are to be made for the state offices
and state platform adopted. will be
held at Indianapolis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
Unioue Church Sian.

A large sign on the Second Avenue
Baptist church In New York city bears
notices of services in seven languages.
Six foreign congregations-Slov Chi
nese, Magyar, Italian, Polish and
Greek-attend services at this church,
and each nationality has its own pas
tor. Besides these. FIVE services are
held for English speaking people. On
the sign, which is said to be about the
largest church sign in the city, the
time of each service is denoted by a
clock at the left of the notice. while to
the right of the notice is the flag of
the country in whose language the no.
tice is printed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
This DATE IN HISTORY
JUNE 10TH.

JUNE 10TH
177S-Ma Benedict
Philadelphia.
1s19-The State of from
1sS4-Chaes Spugeon
80, .
lso4-Ihe Confederate
era cruiser Kearsarge off
1S61Ten lives
Philadelphia
1SI7-The University of Manitoba
1ss4-udwig Richter famous artist
1s11-Th President and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
Acoma's Queer GRAVEYARD.

What is perhaps the most remarka-
BILE graveyard in the United States ad-
joins the old Spanish church in the an
cient Indian pueblo of Acoma, y.
NJ, and took more than forty years
to construct. The village is situated
high in the air upon a huge, fat top
ped rock. many acres in extent and en-
tirely bare of soil. In order to create
the graveyard 1t was necessary to car
~ up the earth from the plain 800 feet
below, a blanketful at time. on the
backs of Indians who had to climb
with their heavy loads up precipitous
trail cut In the face Of the cliff. The
graveyard thus laboriously construct
ed is held in place on three sides by
high retaining walls of stone.-Wide
World Magazine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
MASONIC CALENDAR

Wednesday, June 10, 1s12-Webb
Lodge No. "a, F. & A. NJ. Stated meet
ing.
Thursday, June 20.-Richmond Com
,mandery No. 8, X. T., meeting of the
Denver club.
Friday. June 21.-king Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, r. A. NJ. Called Con-
vocation. Work in Mark Master de-
gree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19
Got Through.

Among other startling statements in
her composition on "A Railway jour
ney" the following was made by lit
tie Baltimore girl:
"You must get ticket, which Is
piece of paper. and you give it to a
man. who cuts hole in 1t and lets you
pass through."-New York Herald.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19

Entered at Richmond. Indiana. PCS
office as second class mall matter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-19

The greatest baby medicine known
to loving mothers. Warm weather
makes children cross and peevish;
they don't sleep or eat; get thin and
nervous. All they need is HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea; soothes their
stomachs; makes them eat. sleep and
grow. Be sure and give it to them.
A. G.. Luken.
The oasis., 1912-07-27
NO STATE ELECTION.

The crowded condition of these columns last week shut out ali pos sibility of any mention of the fact that the Arizona supreme court had decided unconstitutional the Saxon act providing for election of state, county and precinct officers in November. None but presi- dential electors and congressman will be elected. The court held that the conflicting clauses in the constitution should be resolved in favor of the one that gave the longer term to those inaugurated in February last, and that the naming of the chief justice as a member of the state canvassing board, by the Saxon law, was a violation of another clause in the constitution. In some quarters there seems a disposition to criticise the court severely. But why? The blame rests with the constitution makers, who should not have Jeff
 in the fundamental law of the state such blowhole. And tht court has answered the query pu
 by THE OASIS recently, as to why there should not be an election.
The oasis., 1912-07-27

seen many changes in this great and growing region. He has wit messed and chronicled a marvellous development in this wonderful empire, which development is yet in its infancy. He has seen it's cit ies grow and prosper, and can see without the eye of prophecy the greatness to which they are destin- ed. He has seen men come and go, in business and in official station, has chronicled their incomings and out goings, and expects to continue to do so through a long line of their successors. He has seen local and state celebrities rise from among their fellow men, wax great in pride and wane into insignifc ance in humility. And he anti cipates that at the end of another one thousand weeks he will be still on the job, watching and chronicling the development of the country, and the rise and fall of ambitious men. And in the chances and changes of political issues the editor has borne part, and ex- poets to continue to do so.
 Yet in reviewing the past one thousand weeks the writer does not forget that he has had strong and reliable support from many differ ent quarters. While THE OASIS and its editor have made strong enemies, as does any newspaper or any man of force and ability, they have made also strong friends And more than all have we enjoy ed the loyalty and devotion of as' sociates and employees, without which success were impossible.
 After more than nineteen years of such work as has been done by HID OASIS, there is need for neither promises nor pledges. The public served know what the paper car and will do, and they give it theil confidence. In acknowledging tha
 confidence it is be6tting to presen
 here an expression of thanks, an( an assurance that the good worl
 will continue.
The oasis., 1912-07-27
HOTEL CENTRAL HzzATHAE sIaz. HAE
 F. QUEVEDO, Proprietor

The only First Class Hotel in the City Gen. trally Located Near the Banks Telegraph Office and All the Leading Mer- cantile Houses. R e taura a n t We'll Furnished Rooms, Electric Lights, Baths ate.
 364 CALLE
 PRINCIPAL
 POsT OFFICE
 Box 6l.
The oasis., 1912-07-27
ONE THOUSAND WEEKS.


 hnt there was so much news, real news, of importance so much greater, that the editorial was crowded out.
 Gentle reader: This is the one tbousandth edition of THE OASIS. During a period of one thousand weeks, regularly every week, this newspaper has been turned off from the press, carrying to the world at large it's message of the develop ment of the Great Southwest and the advancing prosperity of one ot the tairest regions upon the face Of our old Mother Earth. During all that entire time this journal, which has made for itself name and place of its own in the newspaper world, has been under the control of a single mind, and large part of the subject matter winch has ap- peared in its columns has been the product ofa single pen. Never in all that one thousand weeks has that mind left its work nor that pen been idle. Whether the editor has ridden long weeks in the saddle, scaling lofty mountain ridges or penetrating the deep recesses oi dark and silent cahons, covering hundreds of miles, or upon limited trains crossing the continent; whether in crowded cities, in the depths of the primeval forests, or walking the streets of the line city whether seated in a political con- yention, participating in the mak ing of history, or exploring the deepest levels of mining property following the dips, spurs and angles Oia mineral bearing ledge; whether visiting canals and irrigation enter prises, noting the great possibilities of favored agricultural and horti cultural regions, or riding thu ranges with an eye observant o the condition the cattle and th' prospects for a good calf crop whether busily engaged in crow ded court room, or in the details o work in a public office; or whereve the activities of a day may hay called him, the work for preparation ot the next issue has never passer out of the writer's mind for an hour nor has there passed a day in which with pen in hand, he has not devote time to preparation of copy for thu printer, who with the magic touc otthe types has spread before tn eyes ofthousands of ofreaders descriE tlons of what the editor has seer his chronicles of the time and tn region he has served, together wit expressions of his views upon
 great variety of subjects of publi Interest. And, moreover, with a that the editor has had to giy Close attention to the financial en Of the publishing business whic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-18
Selesrapbiide Wutiseu.
20
csules f1enri Woinrnr6 her

Sulss 6enri Boincare, Der BE-
riibmte fran3DTiIds Wutbemdtitsr uno
Better bes premiers poiucare, 1T
ploBIih in pdris seitorben.
- Der G6umdherz9lod on Mdin
StrGBe in Qtron, C6io, i'm 5er8en oes
9sItdftsoiitritts gslegen, tpurbe ain
Wlittpuf burh leusr ssrftOrt. Gay
8erluit beIauft iia auf 100000 biz
S400. 600.
- Glenn Serbian, 26 Sabre aft,
bon gunriutopnep, ga, Bat ii9 ir
Gpn.spiIle, BEL goiboctou, O., sri5ol=
fen, neil feline 9eIiebte ben 8erte6r
nit ibm abgebro6en bate. na6oem 81
ihr Elm geripreheu perrpeigert, tiinftig
bds 3rlnten isin gu IaHen.
- Sn ghicaqo Bat Charles 9pi.,
% Sabre aIt, feline 5rau Sennie 8pis,
bic iih bon ihm getrennt bate, erfhpis
fen uRo bdun SsIbitmorb begangeH.
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- Games 6. garlop, Der sn1ee
nisur Grpsrte bes Bureaus of RaRiz
cipal Refsarh, purbe seiierH bonn
8irgermeiiter CUNT gum 'tdbtiiten
6ilfs Sngenisur erndnnt. Dos Sas
lair oes 0ilfsingsnisurs puroe tiir3s
LID Don $1,000 auf $1,000 srb5bt.
- Cine Delegation Don 8iirgern
BON 5pbe part iprah ssItern BEL befR
8iireermeiiter DOR unb beIhfperte iih
Dariibtr. bab oas auf ibren RaIsns
pldsen absemdbte gras nidt ubgetolt
piro.
- 9iireermeiiter 5unt anb 9irets
tor priee battsn gsitern cine Apnfe=
ren3, nah tpel6er iie bstdnnt nladten,
baB ale perionen osrbdftet iperbeu
iOlIsn. Die aide unb gtbfdae miideu
Die Abfuuz uno 4itepaaentutitel
puroen aeitern angefpieTen, ale oerars
tissn 5dle Der poli5ei gu meloen.
- Sn Der lsBten Wo6s Itdrbsn laui
geridt bss ftGbtifhsn Geiunbbeits.
ANTS 106 perIoasn gesen 104 in be,
sIeifxn Wote i'm lesten Sabre. Di'
Sierberote mar 14.55 pro;. geger
l14.28 pro3. i'm leBteH Sabre. Geborsr
ipurnen 140 ainber. eenau bieielbt
4n3abl nie I'm ltsten Sabre.
giirsermetitsr 5unt bat olI
itGbtii6en Departsments6efs eriuht
| libm einen gsridt iiber ihre 4rbei
lpdbrsno Der sriten feds Rpnnts su
tOmmen 5u laHen.
- 2iebespdrhen tperoen in ben 6f
/ feHtlid<u parts nidt belditigt Der
! ben. folanse iis iih seiittet betrdgsn
parf Getreidr 6obstinion bat iosa
bic partpoli3iiieu eriudt. ben pGrtel
ailen notbieen Sdus Dor geLditignnl
burh iunee 8uridtn su tbeii Dsrbel
an Idfisn.
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Seoentenbe ltcnbernngen
in Dem Neamten. nmb Iireftorenitab
Der Union @ns & electric So.
Enrd ben glnftritt slrdJibalb 2
Abite's in Aasiidt gsitellt.

Sbfpobl in 5inan3trsifen in gs5ul
duf bic 3ransatiion, burh fpeIbe
prGfioent 4rhitaIb g. gDEite BON Der
Columbia Gas 8e electric Co., bic
fontrolie iiber bic Gefeulhait an Gin
S1nbitat bon Ditlifen gantisrs iiberz
iragen bat, bielfa6e @ermutbungen
ausgefprofsn iueroen, ifeinen bic of
fi3ieIlen Gin3elbsiten berisIbsn nod
Iniht betannt gelporoen Su fein.
Sm groben 0an3en iteint bic
Transaction einen stinitieen Ginpruf
semaft gu bdben, osnn Der aurs be-
Columbia attien ftie9 asitsrn an Der
g0rie BON SLIPS auf $3.50 pro
4ttie, ipoourh Der Wsartttpertb Der
gefammt 4tiien I'm miHoeftens etHe
Wiaion 9ollars erh0ht froroen iit.
6err Sames Ul. 6ltIon, Der asitern
BON Rep gort. no er 6srrn Wb!ts
BEL Der 5ransottion balf, 3uriidtebr.e.
ertldrte, bab bieielbe cine GuBerlt pors
tbeilhafts fir Cincinnati lei, neil Die
neuen gefibsr bas hieIiae Gigenthnm
Der aorporation auf bic SpiBe Der
8oQtommsnbsit gu brinsen esbenten.
sJn Uerbinoung nit Der 5ransats
ti6r fpirb audi ihon baDon geIpros
den, bab unter Der neuen Qeiiuno
cine 9ln3abl Der bisb:rieen .hOheren"
gsamtsn Der Union Gas &c Glectrlt
SO. ibre Gtellen sinbiiben tperben. I'm
ter oieisn ipsrbeu Rollin 90. Whiie
8i3e Vrdiiosnt uno 8enerdl ge:
irisbslsiter, iotpie 5beobor Gldub. bs'
Setretdr Der DeIenIhaft. genannt
llnter ben 9irettoren, nelhe oha'
3ipeifeI suriidtreten tuerben. befinoer
| fi6 u. g. Wbite, RotIin W. Dhite
1eohpre glaub, PormdH O. aendn
ssObn Gmfpats, g1as. 8. 3uDis. u
Q. aeitb uno sS. q. Wiaiams.
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3roB Der tiibleren 9smperatur
fislen geitern pieoer msbrere ger.
ionen Der 6ibs gum Gpfer unb 3fpei
Jdae nabmen einen t0btlihen Derlauf,
Jrau Gliiabeth Cunningham bon
Ro. 2245 6lorenee QDenue, 72 Sabre
oft, puroe fudbrenD Der Naht BON Del
5iBe iiberpdltigt unD itarb penigt
Stunbsn ipGter.
:. 6. pottiearp. Der autIher sinei
gGderpagens. itiir3te auf benz 8egt
CUR arbeit Dor bem 6auie go. 307C
0irrea Qpenue, pon Der SoiBe iiber.
Ddlti9t, suiammsn unb itarb psnisl
Wtinuter Ipdter. gr mar AZ Sabre al
uno per6eirdtbet.
Widael Con bon go. 845 Dat Ctr.
Elm aslIntr i'm Clinton 6otel, tpurbt
geitern /fpdbreno Der 4rbeit BON be
6iBe -RsrDdltigt unb i'm 8atrolpager
Ro. z ndh 6auie gebruht. Gr 1T sc
Sabre dlt uno per6eIrdtkt.
Wartin 2llerdnbsr bon Der Telb
pite fiel. bon Der 5iBe iiberrpGltigi
in Der Hdfe Der 8. Tiitritt poIi3eiitu
tion 81 gooen unb 3Og iih babel elm
tiefe aopfpuube 81. gr tpurbs in
gotroIipugsn go. 8 na6 bsm itdbti
ihen 5oipitai gsbrat,t.
Gttd gpdns, 80 Sabre aft, cine in
y. 70. 6. u. Gebdube ipobnsnbe 4esn
tin. tpurbe gsitsrH Mittag bon be
5iBe iiberpdltist unb na4 bem Soipi
tai gebradt.
5rdnt 6unter BON Der 0eit I'M
Dine Strabe. 35 Sabre alt. fpuros oil
elmer 5reppe on Der 8. uno 5reemd,
QDenue in betpubtloism 3uitdnbe aui
gefanOen unO na4 /bsm 9Ofpital &c
braht.
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q GaiFsHafsrisaten.

Rep Dorf, II. Sult. Qngetomz
men: .Sceunic" BON Soutbompton.
glbgegangen: r4rgsntina" naA Re1.
pei.
gofton. anget.: naacania" bon
2iDerpool.
Gibraltar. 9aiiirt: .Seed,
MIA BON Rem Yort, uah Reapel etc.
beItimmt.
Rottero odm. 4nget.: ,GGnpd,
nello" BON Rem Yort.
Gbsrbours. 4bgeg.: .auiie'
WilbeIm bsr 9rDbe" (pon Bremen
nah Retp gort.
2tperpool. 2tusst.: .5rancos
ria" bon Bottom.
2t6gsg.: .8omnlion" ua6 .ghiIa'
oelpbid.
Gueenstopn. 2l6gsg.: ARA
bic" mad Bottom.
Sou bamptou. 4beeg.: sSIpm
pic" na6 Relp gprt.
9enuu. anget.: ,5Oernia" DO.
Rem U0rt.
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PETER ertDnt, 10 TT bic Sugsnb niht
mebr 3u balten. g}ie pom Der 5aruntel
9eitoten fegen bic fletueu Burden
bur4 bic Straben, reden bic tIeineH
5dnhe gegsn ben 9immel unb unduf@
60rIi9 ent1tr0nt ben tinbItfrn Sehlen
MIR Der cine guf: ,53eppeltn, 3eppea
lin" Sogdr bic gan3 aleinen, bic
nod fem Dort artitulirsn t0rnen, ftes
ben nibren Mdnn" unb r;tfer fuenig.
items Gin! Qtul!", BIS bic Stimute pers
iagt. @r7t penn bic Gltern unb Hahs
barn auf ben 8dltou ellen, nm NIT
fpeiBen pber bunien GaI9entiihern
benz Qufttreu5er 3uSuninten, beginnt
Der Girberiubel auf Der StraBe ab3us
ebben ie Tinb gliitlih ale i6on 6eiier.
Nber ipenn bic y0tftoria 2uiIe" sufdl.
Zig DO degrade iiber Die StraBe flieqt,
in Der dlIes nit gum 6im1nsI geretten
a0pfen Itebt, bann finOet Sung 5ubls=
biitteI bod ieine Gimme rpieber unb
brIQt, biz Der fAIante Iilberbeue RDrs
per bes md6tigen Gdbt5euges hinter
Den 0dulerr Den Sl1Gen ent10iDtnDef.
Die Stepttter 6ebdupteu, oab Die
9epobnbett t0btet unb bah DieTen 3ae
gen be8 Jubels emit cine 3eit FOIgeu
rptrb, in Der man niht mehr BON Der
bumpfsnbeu Suppe aufitebt. I'm bas
GhiFf Der Qiifte porbei3ieben gu ieben.
aber in Tublsbiittel lit oieie ftilere
,3eit sinittpsjIsn nod fern unb CRIES.
grdmige WiIant6ropen tperben auF ei-
nige W}onate nod Der oguten aIten
3ett" na6jammern, Oa TuhIsbiittel 10
ihDn rubi9 unO itiQ mar unb oa tein
5rember bas perfe6mte 90rftetn aug
ietnem 2tutagsfrteben pedte. Wirbe
/ fhufft 8Hrbe. Der 8u6m, 6amburgs
2uftihiffhafen oetpprben gu fein, lit
nit eintgen tGqIiden Qttentaten auf
/ bus SrommeIfeq Der Herp0ien ni6t
! gu t6euer ertauit.
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yerisHsIsN stiteH.

Die itsrblife 6ii[le Sss am Wontag
oabingeihiebensn adnbtpebrmdnnes
5ub~rt Goitenborp puroe
geitsrn 9ormittag auf benz Ct. go
ispbs 9ottesader our etpieen Ruhe ge>
bettet, nahbem in Der Ct. Soisphs
airhe Elm fsierlidss Requiem Isattsss
funben bate. 3ahlreihe annerao.n
bonn geutIden Qanomebrberein uno
nHeere GreuHne guben nsm Verblides
nen ods ltbte Geieit uno 2anotpehr-
leute leriieisn ibm als 8ahriuhtrGgsr
ben lsbten 2iebesbisuit. Soitsnoorp.
Der elmer anseiebenen 5nmilie snts
ftommi, parb am %. Suli 1847 gu
Rees am R6ein seboreH. gr mar
Shloher BON profeFion uno bate
friiber bier cine ei1ene ShloiIsrei
uno aeFeIifmieoe. Serr Soitenoorp
oisnte 1867/68 i'm 0arbe 3rain ga
taillon 81 Berlin. ipurbe BEL 4usbrut
bes oeuifh frdn30iif6en arisqss
!pisesr sings3pgen uno purbe gum Gi.
ienbdbnbienit abfommdnoirt. Gr mar
Elm gutter aamerao unb sabirei6e
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