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The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08
southern part of Texas, returned
home. on Sunday last.

southern part of Texas, returned
homeeon Sunday last.
| Married, Feb. !, 1912, Joseph ID
! Brown to Mrs. Sarah Davis. they be
Ting married at Oskaloosa. They will
move to their new home at Park Rap
ids, Mimi, about March l. Mrs. Davis
Twin give up her. work as our hello
girl, where she has served for the
past two years.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home OF Mrs
Ed Fox on Thursday, Feb 9, for AL
afternoon meeting.
The sad news came here on Fri
day. Feb. :" Sosff httfiipe death Of orville
son of MI. and Mrs John Davis, OF
[ Monmouth, H., aged Is years, 9
months and 10 days. Remains were
brought to Oskaloosa for interment in
Forest cemetery.
Miss Emma Lloyd went to Oska,
/ loosa Saturday TO spend few days
with friends.
Those who visited at the John Ar.
mold home on Sunday were Ed Fox
/ and family, J. c. Coleman and fam
! lily, Floyd Arnold and family. Conrad
Ross and Mrs. Mary L. Garrett.
AS the ground hog saw his shadow
on Feb. 2 that Indicates six weeks
more OF winter. If the six weeks are
like the past few days ii win be pref
! ty severe. Putting what we have
had and what is to come will make a
long old fashioned winter.
Horn, Feb. 3, 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs.
! Clark Garrett, of Gilman, Iowa, a
Ihnt SlE. lb. baby boy.
! Nj. and Mrs. Billie Steele's daligh,
ter Ruth is having a siege with the
whOopinG cough.
/ Will Ritchey has been on the sick
list fol the last few days
win Byers and family spent Sun,
day at the Lincoln Warner home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Keller and Edith
Sears spent Sunday at the Seigel
! Garrett home.
Mrs. Woods, OF Edyville. is talking
or taking up the work as telephone
/ girl here at the switch board.
Walter Dewitt went to Rose Hill
Saturday, going from there to Harvey
tfoI, few days stay
| Joe Swicher, OF Peoria, Iowa, spent
! lasr week visiting at the Will Byers
hCTC. ...
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Picken spent
Friday al the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Harry Wright. ....
Nj. and Mrs. Jim Moore went to
/ Cedar Creek school house on Monday
evening where |. n. Taylor expects
% organize Grange.
| Wesley Moore has been on the sick
list for Z few days.
! NJ. and Mrs. Cnsicker. of Wright.
/ NJ. and Mrs. E. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Irwin Knott spent Monday evening
+ L the Jay Welton home.
, Mrs. Charlie McBurney spent Mon
day at the Irwin Knott home.
! Feb. :. b. p.
I - - "
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Dan
rEr . -
SCbHn,
Feb. &.

Irwin Knott and family spent Sun
day at the Jay Welton home.
\ number spent Tuesday evening
at the Oryille Fox home. Those
present were: John Fox and family,
Ed Fox and family, Charlie Fox and
family and Mrs. H. +. Johnson.
Mrs. charlie Fox and Mrs. p. F.
Johnson spent Wednesday at the
Guy Bradford home.
Floyd Arnold and Jim Burrier went
TO Keota. Iowa. Thursday, on bust.
nes1
Warren Lloyd bought a young
draft mare OF Ernie Brubaker.
E. Lyon and wife spent Thursday
evening at the ID. X. Unsicker home
at Wright.
Mrs. B. F. johnson and Mrs. G. r.
Fox spent Thursday at the Arson
Tennis home. a-
The Fairview Ladies' Aid met at
the George Latham home Thursday
afternoon, eleven women being pres.
ent.
Bud Perkins loaded a car load OF
corn Thursday on track here, William
Rice OF Tracy buying it at 571ac per
bushel.
n. J. Woody, who has been in the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08
Hogs at eleven Markets.

Combined receipts of hogs Tuesday
at eleven markets 100000, showing
5000 gain over a week ago and 26, 900
more than corresponding Tuesday u
year ago. Chicago's total was 1000
Ian ger than week ago and 10000
larger than year ago. st, Louis
had 1000 less than a week ago and
5000 less than year ago. Kansas
City reported 1000 more than a
week ago and 5000 more than a year
ago. Eleven markets received 1885,
900. first two days of this week, being
80, 900 less than arrived week ago
and 10000 more than year ago. Ar
rivals for 1912 to date at 3,491 900,
stand 1,008,000 larger than a year
age.
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unt. For New School.

Baskerville. Feb. Especial: -Four
hundred and sixty in favor OF, and lo3
oppnsed, was the result OF the cleo
tion TO decide whether the independ
ent school district Of ESthervilie
should be bonded for not 10 eXree"
se5 900 for the erection Of q new high
school building. Plans will be sccnr
ed al once and bids will he taken
for The new building, which will be
most modern. ..
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HAWK EVE
Pond Lily.
Feb. !.

Church and Sunday school were
quite well attended last Sunday.
Miss Blodwen Jones is engaged at
the Francis Everett home near Lacey
this week.
Nj. and Mrs. Ed Minkler were
guests Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Davis, and MI. and
Mrs. Earl Morris were at the home
OF Nj and MIS- Chas. Shroyer.
Mrs. Jacob Kizer is still very poor,
ly at this writing. o.,
Mrs. Sam Davis is enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs. William Woot
en-.
Feb'y :. White Lily. ,
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Provision Market.
Cash Quotations.

Chicago, Feb. Wheat, No. z
red. $l.Olm1.01h; No. 3 red, 99c@
$l.00M: No. 2 hard, $l.02@l.07; No
hard, 95cM$l.O4; No. northern, sos
6ll4; No. = northern, $1.07@ LIZ;
No. northern, s1.O3@l.l1; No. 2
spring. 09c6$1.O8; No. 3 spring, 99c
m$I.O7; velvet chaff, 9Oc@$l.07; du.
rum, 90c6S107.
Corn--No. 3, G46G41ac; No. 3 white
G4l4 NG5o; No. yellow. G4A @G4& c;
No. 4, G2@G2lAc; No. white, 6214@
G3A c: No. 4 yellow, 62@GSc.
Oats-No. 2 white, 52G54c; No. !
white, 51052c: No. white. 46m56c;
standard. 5l& @52hc.
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Divided Opinion On Corn,

" Chicago, Feb. Corn bears ar
gued last night that as long as re-
Ctipts keep heavy and the cash de-
mand slow, sales should be made on
all bulges like that of yesterday.
They figure that the Southern de-
rnand has enough corn bought and
headed toward it to satisfy require
ments for the balance of the season
and that there will be heavy move
ment for month. The bull leaders
say there was a good class of buying
but do not look for a runaway market
for several weeks, and believe that
the country trade will take all the
corn that will be moved in the next
few months, and on all declines to
below the Coo level in the country
farmers will stop selling. Having
secured Coo once, they will not be
inclined to sell freely below that fig
ure, and they are telling their friends
to buy on all breaks.
Receipts at Six Markets.
RecehptS at leading western mar.
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Some Fine Hons.

w. A. Hoover who resides northeast
of Oskaloosa was in town Tuesday
and disposed of d bunch OF fifty-seven
fine hogs,oGhester Whites, Ben Sny.
der got tiiemufrom the Morrell Com
pany of Ottumwa. The light weight
was 225 and the heaviest called for
$40 pounds.
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Clinton. Feb. Special: Mrs. Mary
Williams. aged 50. pioneer, died last
night of pneumonia. Mrs. Rebecca
McNabb. aged 81. died at the home OF
her SON today. She came here twelve
years ago. Mrs. Sarah Perkins, wlle
of s F Perkins, dropped dead this
morning of appoplexy. ,..
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Error h lndietme nt.

Clinton, Feb. Especial: c. r.
Cooper, of Davenport, attorney for
Ed p. Cochran. convicted in the dis
trict court of numbering William Hos
man. Davenport barber. announced
today that he would appeal the case
TO the supreme court on the ground
there is an error in the indictment.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08

all parts of the country during the
night and this morning, expressing
the sorrow of many prominent men
over his death.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08
Provis,onc Advance at Close.

Chicago, Feb. 7.-ProvisiOns made
the best prices at the close after an
early decline, and finished with pork
unchanged to sc higher. lard 2hc
lower land short ribs unchanged to
2Ec higher. Trading was small,
commission houses and scattered
longs sold early, and shorts took
profits. The rally at the last was
in sympathy with grains.
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Ciosinq Prices.

lOGS-Wcak and ) lower than
opening; mixed and butchers, $4,000
$50; good 10 choice heavy, $6.l5@
G.321.; rough heavy, $685. 6. flight
$..&1MG.20: Workers, $G.lIMG.20: bulk
$GlOTG.25: PIGS, $+25m5.SI.
CATTLE--Wcak and mostly q
lower llIan Monday.
SlIEEP--Steady.
Official receipts ycsterday-iiOgs
1924; cattle, 1912; sheep, 3,23S.
Official shipments yesterday-liOgs
1893: cattle. | go; sheep. j.G39
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The Iowa Methedists.

Dies Moines. Feb. Special: 1he
Iowa Methodist convention will b"
held here next Tuesday anu Wedhes
day. Bishop w. F, Mcdowell, Of en-
cage, will preside.
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Eriends win Announce Him.

New York, Feb. Especial: Roose-
velt's candidacy win be announced
soon by bis friends in the sameman'
ner as the withdrawal of LaFollette
was announced.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08
One Year 400 Today.

One year ago today the annual con.
vention OF the Southeastern Lumber.
mems Association was being held in
the city.
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Ludwig F. R4ttermeyer, Oskaloosa23
1145 and
Goldie Marie Lewis, Oskaloosa. is
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08

WHITLACH.-Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitlach, 953 Eleventh avenu.
West. Tuesday, February 6, a daugh.
ter. Mother, and babe doing nicely.
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Closing Notice.

We, the undersigned banks, will
close all day Monday. Feb'y ~, TO
observe Lincoln's Birthday. Also
Thursday, Feb'y 90, TO observe Wash.
ington's Birthday.
Mahaska County State Bank.
Oskaloosa National Bank.
Union Savings Bank, .
Farmers National Bank.
oskaloosa Savings Bank.
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caupht in Wreck.

Dee Noines, Feb. Especial: Four
Des Moines .trainmen employed hy
The Chicago. Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul
railway we're seriously injured IN a
wreck lust outside OF Storm Lake
Yesterday afternoon. Fireman John A.
Cannon being probably fatally hurt.
Mr.. Cannon was pinned under the
wreck for nearly two nOurs, and was
badly scalded by escaping steam
He is in the hospital al Storm Lake.
The other men were badly scalneu
bnr their condition is not considered
critical They were brought to Their
homes late last night. The wrecked
engines were drawing passenger tram
No 81 from Rockwell City TO Storm
Lake. Snow had drilted in;o the
cuts through which the track Is laid
and the train WAS a dav late when i
left Rockwell City. Three engines
we're drawing passenger train. ana
when the train struck spreading
rail Just outside OF Storm Lake, the
two leading engines left the track
one topping over on its side TO the
left OF the track. and the second tip
ning part way over on the right SIDE
The third engine and the passenger
cars did not leave the rails.
The Annual State Shoot.
Fit Dodge. Feb. Especial: At
meeting of the Iowa State Sports
mems association. Z. e. Hinshaw. OF
Okoboji was elected president; 10
seph Kautzky, Sr.. was made secre
tary-treasurer. and VIM. Hoon. OF
Valley Junction. director. Fred Gil
bert, of Spirit Lake. was elected
nroxy director. and H. W. Nietmeyer
OF Spencer. was appointed on the leg,
islative committee. II was decided
10 begin at once to prepare a pro
gram for the Iowa State shoot to be
held in Fort Dodge June ), 6 and :.
... May Sue Pharmacy Board.
Des Moines. Feb. Especial: The
state pharmacy commission will be
sued. according TO advices received
by Secretary Moore, by the patent
medicine manufacturers and the lie
tail Merchants association, OF Bur
lington. The suit arises as result
OF the ruling OF the board that none
but registered pharmacists arc
allowed to sell any patent medicine
containing any alcohol or other poi
son. Most OF the patent medicine
contain some alcohol or drug.
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Observation-Disclosures, at Mar.
snalltown, Sunday noon, February I,
Miss Isabelle Moore to Mr., Mike
Burke. The young couple is we'll
known in this city aud have a host
CT friends who wish them much sue.
cess and happiness. IL e.. . .4.. a,. u.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

Walter Brummel, Leighton. go. 81
1144 and
Johanna II. Krusemann, Pella. &. 81
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08

Peoria, Feb. Corn, No. 3 yellow
62la a CSC; No. yellow, 611@ a 62A G
No. mixed, 62k@G3Ac; No. 4 mix
ed, 61@G1Ac; oats, No. white, 5lA
standard. II 3sc; No. 3 white, 5lTc.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08

Tuesday was default day In the
district court,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08

The schools at L,ray are closed be.
cause OF an epidemic OF small pox.
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THE PRIZE WINNERS
Markings Received of the Several
Clas ses in Domestic Science. :" TO-

Mrs. A. Rinden, president OF the
woman's department OF the Farmers
Institute and Short Course, has re,
ceived the markings Of the prize
winners in the several classes in
Domestic Science.
Miss Knowles writes: The papers
me all most excellent. The very
best set ! have had this winter"
Advanced Glass.
!. Mrs. f. y. Hoover.
Z. Mrs. II. F, Hanna.
9. Mrs. l. y. Taylor
4. Mrs. Sarah Standing.
). Mrs. Sarah c. Terrell.
6. Miss Helen W. Lyle.
Beeinners' Glass.
!. Mrs. H. S. Howard
2. Elizabeth Maxwell.
3. Adah NJ. Conover.
4. Nellie Without.
6. Eva Fisher.
6. Edna Hoover.
Girls Class.
/. Anna Maxwell.
2. Flossie Glenn.
5. Marian Lester.
4. Hilda Hedge.
3. Hattie Hedge.
6. Leila Earl.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08

Conrad Sille, Otiey .............32
1146 and
Edna May Frizer, Otley .29
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08

ST. Louis, Feb. Wheat, No. 2 red
$1.016nl.O2; No. hard $l.03@1.13;
corn, No. 5, 631a T63&c; No. 3 white,
65 a 6Gc; oats, No. 2, 5214c; No. 2
white. 54m5412c.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08
WEDNESDAY MARKET
GRAIN MARKETS.

Open. High. Low. Close
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-02-08
Receipts at Six Markets.

Receipts at leading western mar.
cts for Tuesday. with comparative
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-01-25

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fart.
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8ereiu meiter unb meiter.
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Beamten redtfertisteu in ausfibrliter
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tempOrdrsr Soriiser ermablt unO uad
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bisltsn ipater cine Stsuns oh uno er'
mGblten Die f%otsenoeu 8eamten: Prd
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bent, YOuis s. Siebsder S6asmsi
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fretGr betrahtet, ben Der 8ersin nod ie
battle. Dad 8esnOisuns Der @ei6dite
murbe elm parmer SmbiB aufsettidt
uno mebrere Stunben lang pioniete
man iid baum Der @eieli8fsit.
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Wte lit bieS !

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fir itesn 6afl BON aatarrb. Der nidi eurh Gin
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usr 8irina sinsssaustnsn DISQUALIFICATION su
erfilen.
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baupsls 3rpauihsn. 5OlseU, ..
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p%srfanbt prsis 75e fur bic 6lafGs. 8srfaufl
ppu alien apUibtfsru.
|. Saa's Gamilisn. pittsu iub bic btfsn.
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SaS Ghal abpdrts.

Sablnr. -am Samita9 fanbsn 3tpef
Rnaben BON bier binter Der Bopen
8anerei on Der ggne Roao Die 2eide
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gen SelbftmOro bessben molte. beurt
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benz elm Strid befeittst mar, belIeu aus
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benn er purbs .auf benz 8e9e 3u ieiner
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s~otOmotiue setrOffen unO etwa fiinf
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tai lisst Der SO Sabre alte @om. Soues
uOn Union StraBe In fritif9sm gu.
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lein Sarriet Wtiles uOu 9Bsft Rittston
murOsn geitsrn In lsstsrsr Staot bur9
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fen uuo 10 idltmm inusrlid uertest,
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@apue Gcuutp.

6onesSnle. -Dsr bier nm $50 NOR
gems fauise .. & =. RaIia9isrBus emit
sins ON Wontas fnapp einenl 8rad
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benz iudte, 1T am Samftas SOrmittaG
in ben Ruinen aufsefunoen luOroen,
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tag ftatt. - Die Gbeleute 9iaier iinS
burd bic 9eburt zines E09terleius be-
sliidt wOrbsu.
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nation nidt iu6e, feline Srsunbs abe
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In IsineH, ROOisusIt's, Sntersiie tbdtii
ID istH.
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= Der neue oeutIde Reidstas 1T

- Der r,eue beuti6e Reihstas III
fir ben Z. Sebruur e%inberufen wOrben.
- Die neue oeutide Seeresuorluse
uerlangt Swei uollitanoig usue armeee
torps unO Die nod feblenOen britten
BataaiOne.
- Der POti;eiprdiioent BON Wtes in
2~otbrinsen weiit in elmer Gfentli6en
3unosebun9 auf Die pielfaheu augriffe
bin. welaeu beutide WtititdrperiOnen
in neuerer 3eit burd 3tuiliitsn ausse'
iest 9eweien finb. Das Commencement
OrObt fur bic 3ufuuft ben idarfiten
@ebraud BON 8aifen an unb rittet bic
Bite on bic Siirseridaft. babel bebilf'
lid su iein. benz uufu9 su iteuern. Der
@rlaB lit cine SOlse Der @%rmorouns oes
0obOiften Wiaaid bur6 eineu 9enoiien
osr beriiatisten Briioer SOmain. Der
leitenOen Setter Der in5wiiden anfss
l6itsn oeutidfeinoliden 8erstnisuus.
- Su Uien wurbe Oieier Gage &C.
metbet, oas @rsbersos 6runj 5eroinano.
Der 0iterreihii6e GbrOniOlser, unb feline
@emabltn. Die Ser3osin SOpbiu Don
Sobenber9, bic abfidt haben, Berlin
su bsiudsn uno un 90. Sanuar an Der
5eier Oss @~eburtstages bee beutihen
Saiiers tbeil5unebmeu. Dieiem Beiuh
wiro in Wisu besbalb bobe pOlitiihe
8ebeutun9 beiSelest, neil &c oas erite
Wfal lit, baB Elm Wtit9lieb bes 0iterrei'
6iidsu Saiierbauiss 5ur Ssier bes Sc
bu~rtstases bes Oeutidsn Raiiers mad
Berlin cling. Der Ssiud bat, Uie BON
maB9ebsnbsr Settle periidert wirb, Dor
alien ben 3wsd, barSutbun, oaB smt'
lfen ben Rssierun9eu BON Bieu unO
Berlin bic benfbar bette Sreunoidaft
berri6t uub baB BON elmer nnSnfrieoen'
belt Dsutidlanos barber. baB DETER
reid feinsn 8uubesssnoiieu mdbrsnb
Der MarOtfo.S Strife unsebtid I'm Glide
lief, nidt I'M ~seriusitsn Die 8ebe iein
fam.
- Sn Der Eurnsrfolonie 9teu ulm
in Minneiota wuroe an 5reitag cine
Der dlteiten beutIden aniteolerinnen oes
Staates Wtinusiota. 5rau Mar9aretba
Jiir, our lesten Rube sebsttst. Der
Same Der SsritOrbensn lit eng nit Der
@ei6i6ts bss Staates unO bes Deutids
tbums i'm 9lOromelteu uerfniptt. Die
Dabiussidieoene wurbs i'm Sabre 1885
gu @bersbeim In 9siien 9eboren unb
fam ais 9idbriges WidOden nit ibren
Stern mad Buffalo, ". q. sic uers
beirutbete lid I'M Sabre 1852 In @leue'
LAMB, O., NIT SatOb Wig uno lief fif)
nit oielem, Der In Eurnerfreiieu cine
Iebr b%erporrasenOe Rolls fpielte, i'm
Sribiabre 1858 In 9teu lltm nieber. mo
iie mdbrenb bes Suoianer'ueberfallss
in ben ausuittaseu oes Sabres 1862
ibrem @atten, Der Plas' 3Ommanoant
pom yieu utm mar. CUR Ssite ftanO uno
8uselu soB fur bic rubmreidsn Ser'
tbeiOiser Der beuti6en 9olOuie. Sbr
@atts sine ibr Dor Is Sahrsn i'm Tobs
uoraus. unb siuen berben Serluff erlitt
bic @reifin i'm uersanseusn Sabre burd
bas 9ini4eiOen ibres Sobuee. Prof.
Robert Stir. bes ~ebsmalisen Spre@ers
bss decentralization Turusrbuubes.