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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

is no way to get at the ballot boxes
until after the committee has got to-
gether and announced the results.
Then, after five days, you have the
right to bring the notice"
His argument was that in attacking
an election it had to be done five days
after the executive committee had de-
clared the result.
Article III specifies the way of con-
testing the election" said Mr.. Thur
mond "and article 131 specifies in
general way what the counsel is con-
tending. Article 141 would be upheld
in any court"
The object of the legislature. he said,
was to reach the actions of the execu-
tive committee.
THE election laws of the state, we
might say" said Mr.. Thurmond, deprive
the people of their choice of candidates.
We know that this is So"
He stated it was impossible for the
committee to reconcile the provisions
of the statute He said an opinion of
law that notice of illegality might be
filed before executive committee within
10 days after the issuance of certificate
of nomination.
In reply to the argument of judge
Falvey to the effect that there was no
right existing whereby the county clerk
boxes The law he said was evident
that the county clerk might be ordered
to deliver the ballot boxes, and they
might be opened.
y
based on fraud or inegality or the
method of conducting the election, the
same shall be decided by the executive
committee" Mr.. Thurmond declared.
'"The complaining candidate can" he
says, file a notice of the grounds on
which he bases his contest"
Mr.. Thurmond then cited several in
stances in which the election laws
might be violated, stating that in each
precinct where there was evidence of
fraud, the results of the precinct might
be attacked. He cited an Arkansas
case wherein the court held that ille-
gality made the election void.
Beyond all question it is abso-
lutely-when one talks and reads-an
insult to human intelligence-when they
say it does not provide two different
causes of actions-one not applying TO
the other" Mr.. Thurmond commended
FalVey in Reply.
Judge FalYey rose to answer Mr..
| Thurmond's argument He contended
chat the whole brunt of his opponents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

the ring members On the opposite side
Of the long table in the court room
Sfenographer Question Argued.
c. ". Marshall: The first thing we
ought to have an official stenographer"
Judge Edwards: 7 don't agree to an
official stenographer. / think both
sides ought 10 have one"
Lea: It think, in case of an appeal
we would have to have an official
stenographer. You can have as many
stenographers as possible"
Falvey: "As long as we haven't a
stenographer here, agree on some one
and let him take down the testimony"
The matter was put to a vote, and the
sub committee was divided.
Chairman Lea had the opportunity Of
casting the deciding vote
Lea said: We'll, gentlemen, 1 viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

argument was based on a claim that
there was convention held, and not
a primary.
the committee, and if it was considered
convention, he stated there was no
charge of illegality made against It
According to judge Falvey Mr.. Thur
mond's argument referred to conVen-
ton and not a primary.
OBJECTIONS to a person nominated
either by a primary or a convention,
he said, must be fled within five days"
The time had lapSed, he said, since
the publication of the names of the
candidates. The law. he declared
charged the contestants with notice.
Thurmond: suppose man was
satisfied he had received a majority of
votes in the primary ana after publica-
ton of the names. he took no action
until the executive committee declared
the reSult2
Falvey: when he saw the names
published, he would have to get move
on. He is charged with notice"
Fights the Hearing.
1.-THE proposition of the time and ex-
pense." said judge Falvey, is not in
tended as a bluff, as some of you might
be inclined to regard IT. The provision
of the law governing these contests has
not been complied with, and il is a
point that has already been passed
on by the court to which the appeal
viii be taken. With all that staring us
I in the face. without the prerequisite
J
with the county clerk. and the fact that
YOU will accomplish nothing, what is
/ the sense of going on with this con-
test? There is no contest. 1t is a mat
| ter that should be carefully considered
/ by this committee"
/ Judge PeytOn F. Edwards then made
/ a motion that the committee adjourn
and meet at 2 o'clock to consider the
matter Of the time and expense in
volved in carrying on the contest and
/ to decide definitely
| "Inasmuch as we are judges" judge
/ Edwards addressed chairman Lea, 81
/ think we ought to meet together anC
/ discuss this matter by ourselves.
know that these public meetings are
alright but this is a matter for the
! judges"
Lea Says 1t Will Go On.
| Chairman Lea made no reply to thu
/ request made for an executive session.
I'VE Will meet in the county cOur
room here. at o'clock this afternoon.
said the chairman. Judge he con
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17
RING FIGHTS 4 PRIMARY RECOUNT;
WRAN6LE OVER THE DETAILS
Continued from page u

cast the deciding vote"
stenographer.
PIeadings Taken Up.
The pleadings filed were then taken
up.
FaIvey: I'VE have a good many
things that should be considered care
fully by this committee
There is nothing binding in the pro
ceedings before the committee Each
side may appeal to the courts.
The proposition of law that I rely
on is where the statute provides a
mode of procedure, it must be followed
or there is not authority for bringing
a contest
This matter was brought up two
years ago, here in the district court
The law specifies that the notice of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

Gotham Shirts for Women

We show the new fall styles in Gotham Shirts IN
striped madras light weight flannel shirtings, silk
madras and novelty shirtings. These come in plain
colors and stripes and tailored with French
cuffs and collars
Prices range from $3.50, $1.95, $500,
$3.50 and up to $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17
WILL WINCH HAVING SOME
FUN IN CROSSCOUNTRY AUTO TRl

VIII Winch. manager Of the Crystal
and Wigwam theaters, is taking an au-
tomobile trip from Kansas City to In
dianapolis. He writes from Shelbina.
No, under date of Thursday; Left
Kansas City Sunday, have had four days
of rain, two punctuTes, one blowout, one
short circuit Of batteries, and have been
pulled out of eight bitches. Rain and
mud forced US to tie up here"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

George Mitchell, of the auditors office
of the z. P. & S. W, left Saturday for
st. Paul, Mimi, where he viii spend his
vacation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

c. II. Mann, travelling passenger agent
for the Louisville & Nashville railroad,
with headquarters at Houston, Tex,
passed through Ell Paso, Saturday, en-
route to ClOudcroft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

A snap-1OO a. grade doors at a
bargain Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

II you are going to fence, get some
OF Lander's treated posts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

Judge Falvey rose to answer Mr.
Thurmond's argument He contended
that the whole brunt of his opponents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

Chairman Lea made no reply to the
request made for an executive session.
I'VE will meet in the county court
room here. at 2 o'clock this afternoon"
said the chairman. Judge he con-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
LITTLE FATHER" ON PARADE
Folstoy's Pen Picture 81 the Ruler 81
All the Ruaalas 10 by No Means
Flastsrlns.

Having dismissed Biblkov, Mich.
olas. with a sense OF duty we'll fui
filled, stretched himself. glanced At
the clock ana went to get ready to IA
OUT. Having put on a uniform win
epaulets orders and a ribbon he went
out into the reception hall. where
more than : hundred persons-men
IN uniforms and women In elegant low.
necked dresses. all standing in tho
places assigned to them-awaited bis
arrival with agitation.
He came out to them with a lifeiess
look in his eyes. his chest expanded
his stomach bullying out above and be
low its bandages, and feeling every
body's gaze tremulonaly and obse
quiously fixed upon him, be assumed
an even more triumphant air. Wher
bis eyes met those Of people he knew
remembering who was who. ID
stopped and addressed a few words
to them, sometimes ii Russian anc
sometimes in French, and transfxins
them With his cold, CLASSY eye, list
ened to what they said.
Having received ell the New Yeai
congratulations, he passed on ID
church. God through his servanta
the priests, greeted and praised Nich
olas just as worldly people did; and
weary as he was Of these greeting
and praises, Nicholas duly accepted
them All this was as it should be
because the welfare and happiness 81
the whole world depended on him
and though the matter wearled him
he still did not refuse the universe
his assistance.--From Tolstoy'A "Had
Il Murad."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
M--. a---as. aana-a

Mi1s rl'ack h1Hafee
Nis Aust fe an in.orna
aary Saturday evening eomnI.msn
Rrg q her suast Miss HilIoeK 3.
AaWion aRa Miss Hazel BENSON B.
aiaaisoarIlia, Aa fotWo was lho
same oI ihe menlns and was played
ar four tables. Ailss Dimple Carving.
son received the ladys prize, a bunch
oi sweetpeas. and Nr j. i. MeNelli
Was given the gentlsmans prize 4
morocco bound note book The guest
Fl honor received q bouquet OF white
ANA pink carnations The guests were
Misses Cafringious silson. Wootten.
Benson, lmhoft Messrs Mcneil. En.
giish, Major Mitchell, Hitchcock ana
Burk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Observations show that the Martlan
canal Titan has doubled within few
weeks. The canal runs nearly straight
north from the gulf OF the Titan
across the equator ana far into the
northern hemisphere Of the planet. A
perfectly parallel line has now ap
peared to the east Of It, the distance
separating the twins being somewhat
more than a hundred miles. This dou.
bling Of certain MartIan canals st Ger
tain seasons is one Of tbs proofs held
70 support the theory that the canala
are OF artificial construction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Miss Fay Smith win entertain The
Just US Girls club at the regular
meeting Saturday afternoon. The last
two meetings of the club have been
especially pleasant Miss Julia Woot-
ten entertained the Saturday preced-
Ing Mothers day and gave whise car
nations as the Fayors. The tally cards
were also very pretty profiles OF old
ladies' Miss LYDIA Richard entertain
ca the club last week. She had a
very pretty party, three tables being
arranged for tho club game. The
iaRors Of the afternoon were hand-
some little mounted pictures OF the
hostess.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
HeeoneIIIatIon.

Ben Ali Haggan is the man about
whom one Of the most delightful little
painting romances was once told II
was in connection With his portrait OF
Mary Garden as That's, which was ex
hibIted IN a Fifth avenue window
There, the story goes, his grandfather
James J. B. Haggan, seeing the pic.
ture in the window, was so delighted
with It that he wished TO buy It I'm.
mediately, and offered $4,000 for It
not knowing the artist was his own
grandson, who had been spurned on
account Of his artistic tendencies. The
offer was made through Miss Garden
and eventually raised to $4,000. Then
the artist and the cruel grandsira
were reconciled on the spot, the artist
meanwhile accepting the $25. 900 chech
with Observation-Disclosures ex
preston It was a very nice story,
but there was only one trouble with Il
--.it was not true IN any particular.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Wias AofeNAeN AeHterE7i1s
Mias LIilIar LofansQn entereamed
complimentary to aiIss Aayme favne
of Ana'aFso Wednesday evening atd
eeiock dinner and 4 deHcious three
course dinner sas served Covers
were laid fof Misses Geneva qlascosk
Beaie Estes alaYme Payne Marie MO-
Masters After dinner the young ia-
dies were the guests Of Miss Gias-
cock at 4 line party ia honor Of Miss
Payne. The evening was spent most
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
lTIrgL pabIIshed May I. Igl2l
NOTICE or sHERiFF's SALE.

NO tCE VI o1EhiF RS SALE.
Notice IS HEREBY given. that, IN pur-
suance Of an order Of sale issued out
Of the District Court Of Grady County.
Oklahoma. on the 9Th day Of May,
1912. IN an actlon wherein The Mid
land Savings & Loan Company, a Cor
poration, was plaintiff. and William
R. Burns and Mary Burns were de.
PENDANTS, said order Of sale being di-
rected to me, the undersigned Sheriff
Of Grady County, commanding me to
levy upon. appraise. and sell the fol
lowing described property:
Lost numbered Eleven G1) and
Twelve U2) in Block numbered Five
90, in the lreton Addition to the City
Of Chiekasha. Grady County, Okla
homa,
TO satisfy Judgment and decree
Of foreclosure IN favor OF said plain
tiii and against said defendants, OBJ.
tanned and made in said Court on the
thirteenth day Of February 1912, for
the sum Of S5O42s. and costs. -.
with interest thereon at the rate or
ten per cent per annum from the date
Of said Judgment, and costs accruing;
! win, on the Tenth day Of June,
1912, at the hour Of Two o'clock p. M,
at the front door Of the Court House.
in the city Of chickasha, IN said Coun-
ty and State. offer FOR sale and sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the
said property above described, or sol
much thereof as win satisfy said iudg.
ment win interest and COSTS.
Witness my hand this Sixth day oil
May. 1912.
T0frN n TRVlQ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
Mrs. Dinaer il Ohio.

Mrs J +. Dinger left Sherman. Tex,
Wednesday Of this week for Arkansas
City. Kan, passing through Chicka-
aha- She win join Rev Dinger ii
Kansas and they viii journey togeth-
er to Kansas City, and from there Mrs.
Dinger win 80 to her old home IN
Ohio Tor visit Rev Dinger expects
TO locate either in Kansas city or OK.
lahoma City this fan During the
summer he win be engaged ia evan.
eelIatie work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD
7EiEpH0gf 30 81


Famous Women.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs Al e
Rishel entertained the members of ths
Fornightiy club very pleasantly at hsl
home The motto for the dag wa.
T. from PROV 1920, she stretched oui
her hand to the ppor. yea she reach
eth forth her hand TO The needy. Roll
call Vas answered by quotations from
famous women A sketch Of the lite
81 Julia Ward Howe was ably given by
Mrs Garner Tie story of she home
liie Of Louisa May Alcott was graphi-
cally sold BY Mrs. Wddon and the
book review of Little Women, o
tonchingly given bf Mrs Walford.
brought forth an interesting discus
sion Mrs Arnold surprised her hear.
ars with d thorough presentation of
her subject which was a resume cf
the life Of Frances Willard So much
was told that was new and instructive
that The club members felt better ac-
ouainted with the lie Of these worthy
women The honor guests 81 tie all.
ernJon were Mrs AImira aishel ana
Mrs n A Boaman and daughter,
Miss Maggie q Ft Worth Tex Mrs.
Whiddon rendered the pleasing piano
number Polish Dance by schar
wenka ana Miss Boazman's rendition
Of Garden of Dreams" was received
with applause After a delicious two
course luncheon the club adjourned to-
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Whid-
don.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Afs & M Holliasseorfh IS enter.
iAlnins the Auction Bridge club Il ne
las meeilaH 81 the seflea. of t8elge
ames tAla allefnoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

A party Of young ladies' from Dun.
can are expected in the city shis after
noon, 70 beihe house guests Of Chick.
aaha friends for the coming week.
and q number Of social functions are
being planned in honor of the visiting
girls
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Miss Marie Mahoney entertained a
few Of her friends informally Monday
evening. The guests were Misses Car.
rte Collier, Vera Knowles. ana Messrs.
David Guthridge, r. r. Bailey and
George Fostron.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

The regular day meeting Of the Fort
nightly club has been changed to
Thursday instead Of Friday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

DR. ana Mrs d. n Downey and Mr.
and Mrs George Petty win be the
guests Of Ar- and Mrs WIN sullivan
at6 O'Clock dinner this evening. The
SulliYans have a pretty modern farm
home 10 the vicinity Oh Verden.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
JOHN C LEWIS,

JOHN e. LEWIS,
Sheriff Of Grady County
by J. A. THOMPSON,
HERND0N & DURBlN. Deputy
Attorneys for Plaintiff 5.7-3Qd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Mrs y. G. Harwell gave a delight
full party Friday afternoon complimen-
tary to her sister. Miss King of Dal.
las, Tex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Mrs J o Burgett entertained The
Fortytwo club at the regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-24
YotsSan,.

Die Sonntassidulle Der ref, ST.
ons-@emeitloe in Botsbum, miro
am Hfitrsftntontng BEN q. Wai ibr
&inberfGt abbaiteit tuusn afle
sSrelnbe aus Der Rabe iuo 5erne
'berslid einselaoen fino bieiem SeIte
beislifpobnen.
Sran5 Slider tpelder mebrere Wo.
nate in ct. 2oins 5tgebradlt iltto
in Der oortigen glfabemie bas
Stiioium Der slnatomie aufgenom.
men nnb aud bereits gum abihlnb
eebradt, lit ipiecer sliidlid, beinge.
febrt.
Wlit ban 9seuban Der Stride aebt
es bier iebr ifneu poraparts, iooub
ip tpenigen @of)en oieielbe fertig
geItellt iein lprrb.
Serr 8aitpr q 8. Saniid, unb
@dttft spie alid Der MeIteite 8drl
Sdtlitaer, ipelder ais 9elegut 5itr
0iitrift Spnpbe BON Der ref. 3ions-
@emeiitbe eripdbIt lit, iperben am
Mittipo1 Cen % Wfai rafy ct.
2ouis abreiien ,m ben oortigen Sis
ilngen bei3utpobnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-24
Srafe.

Mebrere Ycrionen bon bier rel.
iten lebte ISOLDE l,ad) ct. 2ouis, Inn
Der Beeroiguns Der per1torbenen
5ralr 8iiiep, geb. gbfer, bei5u.
tpobnen.
Serrian s. aottpis uno Sri. So.
bamia 2ieiemeper id,loBen am pori.
gen 9onnerstag ben 9unb Der ebe.
@ir ipiiltiden Dem illngen 9aar bier
nit beltes Woblergeben.
Srau Sufe Hoit, ipelfe ii6 inter
9ebanolune Der Goftoren slitfoer
Seioe, Gngelbredt imo Serrea BE-.
finbet, log lett 10 9agen an einem
bodIt bebenfliben Sall BON 9Iino.
Oarln.g .gnt5iinbiing oarnieber. 9sad'
Dem iit Die 8atiertir idlieBlidJ Ell.
ner Speratiou lintertparf, tpelGe bon
Den Goftoren Saffner uno Wanfopf
ulrsgefiibrt ipilroe, 5eigte es iib
bob bepeits lett eiiliger 3eit elm
grlb oes 8liubborms itattgefunben
batte iinb buber feiue slrsiiht anf
grbuItilng oes 2etens porbanben
mur; bic Operation eetpabrte bod.
itens Die moglide @eneiung in 1
aus 25 6aIlen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-24
8ernan,t, aBln., grettaa, oen "a. aHat 1912
Smiss.

Com. @iaimann febrte am lebten
Dreitag BON ieinem Tienit oils
8leineeidtporener 5uriid.
5rau &aliimamL bon Grafe. be.
fin0et lid bier anf 9eirh BEL Der
6amilie BON Senrp S1ulte.
Solepb. 3oeller begab iidy lebte
Wohe ilnh Sermann, nm ieine @at.
tin bon bort ub5ubplen.
Sremont Mtipller reidte an les.
ten 6reitag nu6 ct. 2ouis; nah
fursern slnfentbalt miro er iidy bon
sort rad bem @eiten beseben, Inn
pnIien0e grbeit Sir iuhen.
5reo. Seuneberger begab lid, leb-
teit sSreitag lpad, Morrilon. aui ben
Eferbcfnui.
Geo seeser. bon 2ittle Berger,
mar I'M 2auie Der lestep @ode bier
IN @sidaften.
Srt Seim bon Spal SsSobn gieber
battel iid an Dorigen 9onnerstag
eile bablreide, froblibe @eieaibaft
eingGnnben, 3ur Seier bes @ebllrts.
tages Der &aiisfrau.
n llniere gaie Sail Spieler ,perben
iib naditen tSolwtag nit ben
.gops" BON Stomp Sin meiien.
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@erlurene Nerpenfraft.

@ir Ieben in einem nerpoien Belt.
alter. Die beiitigen @nforSerungen
an bfe Wenid)beit bebingen Die
groBte 2eiihtngsfdbigfeit oes Ser
ncnibitems obne llnterbrehung. Oar.
iiber periaIlen 10 bieIe Meniden in
elm i6iperes Siedtbnm. 9enn lie
benten ftf6t oarait 6aB 6ieier obne
Rait in @niprith genommere &orper
Die barte grobe nif)t aus eigener
2raft gIiidIi6 beiteben fam. @era-
De, neil Die Ieniten BON beute ober
ipifien, onB iie in eineftt Ioldem 3eit-
alter Ieben, boren iie Damn nber aud
tpeimr idliebhb Die Rerbeit rebeuiih
lin6 fraftIos getpor6en iino, INNER
MIR auf Die glnpreiiilng bon ioge.
nannten Rernennitteln, tpelhe nidtS
belfen, ionoern MIR ben 9eiifel NIT
geeI5ebitb allstreiben. DDS @e.
beilntab elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@eiiirpbbeit uno 6oulit aib elmer
gIeiden Rerpenfraft liegt nam.
Iid 6arin, 6aB 0ieie Graft MIR ein
Spmptom Der @eiilubbeit ur6 ibr
GerliiItnur einc Spmptpm Ser arant
belt bes sanSen aorpers lit. Den
galt5en aorper aeiunO 81 erbalte1r
rno Sil MAIDEN, onfiir giebt es aber
MIR elm Mittel, unb 6as beiBt: rel.
mes 8lit. @er iein 9Tut regelnlaB-
ia reiniet ln6 bamit Dor @ergiftnitg
biitet, inoetn er ct. Bernard arGii.
terpilen Gin glpotbefen su bobeit) an
iuelpoet, miro alt6 ieinen &orper ge-
iinto erbalten iino 5ugleih 6nbitrhI
trok aIler glnforoerliilgen Der 3eit
ieine Herbenfraft ,pabren.
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Stpns Sia.

gbtp. &aritebt un6 @attin fcbr.
ten nud) ibrer Sein1atb, in &oiebilo.
siiriid. nadbem lie s,,nor nod lueb.
rere Gage auf 8eiu6 BEL bieiigeu
8eriponoten insb Sreunben suge-
bradt batten. sic ipurben auf Der
Seimreiie BON 6. S. 8ariteot unb
@attin begIeitet.
Wecgurbp unb 9ieseI, bie SeIe.
pbone8eanlten, tparen am porigen
Donnerstos ,,nb am 6reitag bier;
ofelelben iestep mebrere rleue EfoI.
ten altf unb madten Die notbigen
Geparatilrem am Stpitdboaro.
SRI. 2uIn @lmper, ipelde Ii6
on Dem 9ubitabir.a .aonteit, IN Setter.
ion Gitp. betbeiIist bate, fcbrte am
lebten 5reitag bon 6ort Suriid.
@enn SRI. @unper aildp feinen
Breis sepann, 10 bot lie tros aile.
Dem BEL Dem aonteit einen @rao
errnngen, aiif tpelden lie itols ietn
farm.
Y. @. Sp. Seeiemanm unb 2oiiis
@rannemunn batten ieber 1as Rib.
geibid in Der Dersangenen ISOLDE
Elm ipertbpolles Yfer6 81 oerlieren.
Sie @ebriiber Nlalpin Iieferten
am letten Samstag cine biibidc
Rartbie Sdhpeirte mad, Berger.
Gbriit. &anid1 into Oeiicn tSdpef.
ter SRI. 2oniie, bon StoIpe, tpobu.
ten am Iesten Sonntos bier 6em
@ottesbienit bel.
Srun ghns. 2angenboerfer liegt
snr Belt beoenflidy franf barnieoer.
Eniil &roettli ino oeiien Sdtpei-
tern iparen iiber letter Samstag
iinb Sonntag in Senate 9robe
@m. RetbemeDer inb @attii, ipa.
rem am Sonntag auf 9eiitdJ bei
9briit. @imlper unb Jamilie.