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NOTICES.

-
COURT oF n UNITED
STATE DISTRICT or NEW JERSEY
In the matter of Raphael kloth. bankrupt. In
bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Raphael kloth, Of the City
Of Newark. in the County OF EsseT IN said
district:
Notice is hereby given that on the eighth
day of January, A. d. 1917, the said Raphael
lSloth was duly adjudged a bankrupt and that
4 tirst meeting Of his creditors VIII be held al
The Bankruptcy Court Room, Essex Build ne.
Beaver and Clinton streets. in the City OF
Newark. in said county. on the thirteenth day
Of February. 1919. at 1880 O'Clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said creditors may
attend and prove their claims. appoint q trus-
lac. examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may come before said
meeting.
said proofs OF claim must comply with Sec
ton 81. OF the Bankruptcy Law, and Rule
u of the General Orders OF the United States
supreme Court, and must be properly Endorsed
in this matter. A fee OF tTcnty-nve cents
must accompany Tire proof Of claim
EDWIN 9. ADAMS.
Refarss in Bankruptcy.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.


ESSEN COUNTY ORPHANS COURT-Tn the
matter CT The estate Of Henry Bird. lie
ceased. On petition for sale Of lands 10 pay
debts. Order 10 show cause.
George Penek, as substituted administrator
with the will annexed OF Henry Bird. de-
ceased. having exhibited under oath, a trae
account Of the personal estate end debts OF
said Henry Bird. deceased, whereby il APP
pears that the personal estate Of the said
Henry Bird, deceased. is insufficient to pay hts
debts and requesting the aid of the cour. n
the premises,
It is thereupon On this nineteenth day OF
January. nineteen hundred and twelve, ordered
that all persons interested in the lands, tene-
ments. hereditanlents ana real estate of the
said Henry Bird. deceased, appear before this
court at the Court House. In the CITY OF
Newark, on the twenty-seeond day of March.
1912, at 10 "A. M, to show cause why so much
Of the said lands, ienemerts, h~ereditanents
and real estate Of the said Henry Bird. de.
ceased. should not be sold as will be sufficient
to nay his debts.
wM. p. MARTIN.
lsnse Shoenthal.
Surrogate. lana, 3lfeb1, IA 81 Is
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currently called the goods, . he re-
piled.
"Oh, I'm delighted, really Mrs. Hu-
STAGE then exclaimed, according to the
witnesses.
"rhen, if you're delighted, I'm de-
lighted also" was the rejainder.
TIN SO happy I could scream said
Mrs. H~ustace, as she left the court
room yesterday. 1T was a long time
before mamma and [ could catch Billy.
but we cot him. Gee wlliz, I'm glad
I'm free
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS

Naraaret Nccraa a. al to El,za
Dovie. n $ Morris and Essex Rail
9svsi "a W.
Aaron Botb Ia Ssnanei -era instein.
1 49, :, A. 81 20 o. ~ =. iaf6
az o4xee q iV "
owen TVoeh 10 In,a p stacker.
e S 9. sth ST 112 # fr Warren ST,
95xss w. 49,
si,sje X sriin.irv - fieno Eariins. .
Parele1. ~ "a e. =, Nfo5tgnn,ery
81 9e~ao - . u "o
.rennie r. E;iste aud hns 10 Domenieo
Liqanti' . tItb sf : r. LOT 10.
n 95r5s s1d oth.a,. trsct
Saropai ~aTnstsin 10 paul;ne Roth
. : glinferdop 81 Ia 81 * fir f5ib
~. 5s~tna o. . "
tIy,naD p"sensobn 10 iosen,, raaot1
n : BrunsWink et . ~ Aston 81,
5sx1a1 "
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s%Hciaf;on as,sf sida IIef,raw ay
275 n fr F1Wood nv. Gx10O....
Emily Melsol end bus TO Hainski
!; a a. savn'a,S -; j 9 : G ! aN' ~"
1ab, . 7 aacl1 % ~ 10 oicl,
- " . Il Wyotsnn ~ no r. 'e Tobnsn,1 a.
5 watson Nv. W II JopAs0ll az
10 Ip,s chhein to nh
- -. asa ~ III te+S5 ~
771iaa 70 N~tii'"e" 81 e"' iYeh az
rrs HiG" rtino - snora rio17a .
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aN, asAi1U - I:si;a
r. 80 - * 20 +. 30 CT
o. fnai"eS ST. p" H''' %
$500 nT
e. ~ - AZ - Tr e,h a., o5x7O6
E,iara9oa PS' Soa ono bns r. Viii.
;s,S q piahfor a on Broad al.
a. r. r. TbnnSas 81 iSx1lS -D,",.
sf hs,e Was Ms5ls6 ct al al to " Max a R Giae-
g,ne,j az > 5 sl@G5so" ~
ra 80 Siajr. ~ hi;nLooi SoiI g
uaalth aH 99te e g, Ga nfoyG
a. rdy1oo a. l
ssamT,a 49, eor,e 0ceen nv " n.
sui sn'itb 5' ST fa' 5sx7Go
I.ena Re- mutt and hus To- Rosa Dlu-
SSrnrr,,,tc,a 81 95Y1no ="
ph1Rine =. n ny, ~ Io,n israv : q, cor
/ = - ~ etS nn go
I'm ~ GraS fo'u 1o ! "a ndnpe same
'o nna,er1 ''
piopei'S
TOWNSHIPS.
William c. Armstrong to Darius {.
81 = = r. cd Az. IiGo1xioo'" 49,.
Pamon "a rfona io Gabriei / Faiar-
do CaldyelIl 5 5 Myrtle az. rs IT
r. Part az. 5Oy3Ss 1-.
rnniveraai eye1opm Go. TO To-
snnG G,,mnine Rinom4ie,d rs
Reei5nan ST S RI r. Spring st,
95xioo
Reeinals r Bennett to salvatore
TSv;ngston Bsntist Church TO Cen
tretij1e "a a Gov. Ia nj of ueCamn.
"a cbs Il lis Y 1 chs
.n,!a Haasa ana Tvs IN Emma
Mackev ", Grange 3 s wheeler
81. 100 n n. Tinaslev az. 7ex123. and
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PREU-Eatercd into eternal rest after =
iSia. Otto Pre u aged Is years q Gays,
beloved husband Of Maria Preu fn9e
Fischer. and father of Frederick, VIII
lam, Paul and Charles. Preu. Bertha
Beardsiey. Caroline Nabhe. Emma Ali
lauf and Maria Bauer (nee Preu).
Relatives and friends are resperitully
invited to attend the funeral on Thurs
day, January %. at . y. IA. from his
late residence. No. 16 E'enIef >tEeet.
InterTnent Woodland Cemetery. For
eign papers please cop%.
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gee, I'm GLAD | Am FREE.
SAYS WIFE UPON GETTING DECREE
FROM HUBBY, WHOM SHE FINDS
in PAJAMAS WITH A BLONDE
NEW YORK, Jan. "a.

III CBBY, atIred in a fetching suit of pink pajamas a slender, Titan
NJ haired woman a sumptuously fur nished apartment pom all If which
VIE Ter nothers azed lateo n night afer the door had beef opened
N fesponse to the mock of a detective disguised rs a messenger boy, "a the
scene described yesterday in thu Supreme Court n which 10 a decree of
wore for Ars.C orine Prince IIustacef from william A. Fustace a prosper
ous young Broad street broker.
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BURSTING PIPE KILLS TWO,

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE main steam
pipe OF lie British steamer Sklpton-
burst and killed two of her crew
the voyage from Galveston, from
whence sh, stsled January 6 for Ant
Serp.
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GJNNING-On January q, 1917. iary,
beloved wife Of John Cunning,
Relatives and friends. also the mem
hers of 81. Erideet's Brauch No. 1s9,
l.. c. +. a.. Sacred Heart League and
Rosary Society are invited. to attend ire
funeral from her late residence, No 80
Baldwin street. on Thursday. January 2,
ats a.. M. TO ST. Columba's Church,
where Q Solemn high Mass Of Requiem
will be offered for the repcse OF her SOU.
Interrnent in the Cemetery Of The Holy
Sepulchre.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

4FFE+4,* Observation-Disclosures
The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eiseic Il King;
STOCKS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN H DISTRICT COURT OF TUE
UNITED STATES 0 Gle DISTRICT
OF NEW JERSEY.
in the matter Of Harry Bettnison. bankrupt.
In bankruptcy. Petition for discharge.
To the Honorable Judges OF the District Court
OF The United States for the District Of New
Jersey:
DAIRY Bettinson. Of the Town OF Montclalr,
in the County OF Essex and state Of New
sents that on the fifteenth day Of december
last past. he was duly a~djudged bankrupt
under the acts OF Congress relating TO bank
ruptcy: that he has duly surrendered all his
property and rights of property, and has fully
complied with all the requirements Of said
acts and Of the orders of the Court touching
his Bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that lie may be decreed
by the Cour. TO have a full discharge from
all debts provable against his estate under
said BANKRUPT acts, except such debts as are
excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this sixteenth day o. January. A. D..
1872.
HARRY BErrINSON.
Rautxrupt
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following ere the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange.
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PAINT EXPLORES; MAN HURT.

PASSAIC. Jan. ga candle Used by
Tony Sawinski, a plumbers helper.
caused am explosion while he was
opening some cans OF paint In the
cellar Of former Mayor john Karl, Of
Garfield. The explosion caused q fire
and this resulted in other cans blow
ing up.
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AGENTS wanted 70 sell cor automatic dam
per; installations and deliveries msde by us;
good income 30 those showing results. g
JERSEY ARNCBD rAMPErs CO.. 400 Rroad
St, Newa@i..
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I.BMoND-0u January %, 1912. Jsmes
Is, beloved husband Of Jennie
TeElond G1eo lHirE>, aGed 49 years
30 South Eleventh street.
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Suddenly. at Bloomfield, on Jan.
nary 20. f9t2. Edward W. husband OF
Margaret Hughes aud son OF the lale
Martin and Julia Byrne.
Relatives and friends. also members
Of Bloomfield Council No. IFS, J.. OF g.,
and Enterprise Association OF st9aln1l,
tiers Union of New York, are invited 70
attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. No. 10s Orange street, Bloomfleld.
OF Thursday. January %. 1872 at a;
EcaTt. where a Solemn High Mass OF
Requiem will be offered FOR the repose OF
IFS soul. Tnterment at M olivet.
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RHOADS-At her parent. aol1e. i21
NSorth Sixteenth street. East orapa".
n. J.. on WednesdaV. J~apa@r- "a. IT,
Helen Elizabeth, daughter o. itcea
p. and William II. Hhcads. - act
4th year.
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HEsS-On January %, 1872, Gertrude
". beloved wife Of Philip Hess Cnee
FitzsimmonS).
Relatives and friends and mem7
hers OF the Sacred Heart League are
resrectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence. %
Nev vor1, avenue, on Friday. Janu-
nry 26. al $50 a. M. TO St. James's
Church, where a Solemn High Mass
of Requiem Will be offered for the
repose OF her soul. lnterInent IN the
CeineterE OF the HolN Sepulclre.
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NFLsON-&t Niaarc,air. y. L.. on Tues
Gay. january 9S. 1917. Carr A." be
loved husband ~ lillian Nelson mee
= NriGht). 9 Charles street,
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JANGWASSrp-On Tuesday. January %.
1912. Harold, beloved son OF William 9.
ard MarcelIa Lanewasser, ased year
) months, u jay street.
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SNEff7H~-.At Hrinston. \. j., January
80. 1912, Adelaide VI" O'NeN!, aged 70
years. 45S South Belmont avenue,
Newark.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. at her home at
Freehold. \. j., On January -, 1917
r,ouise T. f'crrine, widow o. Isaac II.
PeTrinc.
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GRAy-At East Orange. y. j.. January
20, 1912, Mary Elizabeth. daughter OF me
late James and Eliza Russ Gray, OF Al
beny. y. y, % Watson avenue.
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lANsoN- At East Orange, y. J.. January
=. 1877, Paul lanson, ia bis f7th year.
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DEATHS.

ALLEN-on January a. 1917. Mary Z. a
len. beloved wife of II. late James "
Allen. at the residence Of her daiie htef.
Mrs. i. p. Bowler. 267 Elm street.
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CLARKE-on January ., 1912. Thomas
Dorcy. beloved son OF Elizabeth and the
late Thomas Darcy Clarke. 81 Walnut
street,
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cOURTER-On Tuesday. January 70
1919. Lottie Grace Irwin Wlte OF
Albert c. Courier, in the oSth year
of her age.
Funeral service at her late nome,
167 Lincoln avenue. on Friday; Janu-
arv &c, 1912, at Il a. u. Relatives
ana friends are invited to attend.
Intorment at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
at the convenience of the family.
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B~ECk-Passed away. on Tuesday. ,ia1-
uary 2S, 1872. Louisa Beck (nee Neitins1.
beloved wife Of Michael Beck. In her nth
year. rs hawkins street.
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Burr Eat orange y. j., on Tuesday.
January %. 1912. John Joseph Bnrke, nus
band OF Mary Burke (nee t1ahert1}.
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HIJscH-On January %. 1912, Kate. be
loved daughter Of William and kate
Ruscll. at her p~ayents' residence. , Hen
rick place. Bloomfield.
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Quick results are what you. get il YOU use the
Star. Try a classified ed.
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sARGENr-On January 90. 1912, Harriet
A. Sargent, aged IS years. at Essex
County Insane HOSPITAL, Cedar Grove.
NJ. j. Admitted October %. 1870. from
Newark. n, j..
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ate rssidence. STS Bank street, Mary,
beloved wife of the late Frederick Heb
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MOURNING goods dyed in "A hours. KATY
Elm CO.. SIG Orange st. 543-W. B. q.
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RoCCHIFTTI-On sunday. Jaua4rr Il
1919, Edith Marion. onlH d@ushter Ok
Stewart f. and Ida NJ. Rocchietti. AGED
Is years.
Funeral services at the parents resi-
dence, 81 Academy street. Belleville, on
Thursday, January 20. at b. p. m.
Relatives an friends are Invited TO at
tend. Irterment in Glen Ridge Cemetery.
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sCHMIDT-on January %. 1872. Frida.
widow of Charles Schmidt, u Wood
street.
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BREsLtN-On January -. 1872, at eer late
residence. PA Manor avenue. Harrlsoh.
Roseanua, widow of the late James
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FLORISTS.

J. d. KRoElIL. JH.. 8 BELMONT Av.
Fresh cut flowers for all occasions; funeral
designing a specially. Eel. 5402-J, Market.
FOR stylish and neatly arranged floral de-
signs at moderate prices go to JOHN CROSS
LEY. Florist, 80 B~elleville av. Tel. 1851 u. 4.
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sYLvESTER-on January %. 1912.
susan e., daughter OF Julia and the
tate Robert G.. II. Sylvester. aged IS
years. 26012 North Seventh street.
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Relatives and friends Of the family,
also the members of the Rosary SocietN
and League of the Sacred Heart, are re,
spectfully invited 10 attend the fullefal
Oh friday. January &c, at $50 a. IN. from
her late residence. and 3 a. IN; to. tne
church of tho HOLY Cross. Harrison.
where a Solemn High Mass Of Requiem
viii be offered for the repose OF hef
soul. lnterment in the Cemeiery OF the
Holy Sepulchre. Kindly omit lowers
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sPARKEs-At his residence, lis Pros
pect street. on Monday. January 90.
1912. Edgar c.. beloved husband OF
Alice Sparlses Cnee Allie ltasselD.
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sENDITCH-On January 21, 1872, Barbara.
Grace, beloved wife Of John Senditch. So
Chestnut street, Kearny. y. j.
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TAGGART-At East Orange. y. j.. on
Tuesday. Januarv 2S. 1912, Robert
Morrow Taggart, in his 65th year, 10
North Arlington emu
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NOORHEES-At Springfield. n. j..
January 2S. 1912. Harriet G.. widow
of Abraham Voorhees,, in her S0th
year.
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HARRY BErTINSoN.
Bankrupt.
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Srt 81 fabren nno bas gfero ieinen
eigenen g8eg geben 81 laiien, ba es ia
ltd)er onS @eboft ipieberfinoen npiiroe,
BON oent es itammte. 60 muroe es
nun gemaft, nno iiebe oa: bos Efero
lenfte bon lelbit IN bns ibm iuoblbe-
tanlite Softbor elm. DDS gleihe tit
alib bel aateu uno Snnoen beobad).
tet lporoen. Werocn lie BON Dem Sol
ge'lorlmen auf oent iie berangepadj-
len limo, 10 febren iie BEL Der crlten
8elegenbeit oabin 5uriid, uno eS be.
bari gan5 beionoerer 8oriiht ilno ei-
ner iebr giiten 9e9anoIuna, iuenn iie
oas Setnllpcb iiberfpinben nno lih In
Die neuen 0crbdltniiie einaelpobnen
ioaen. 5unbe iperoen bonn Seimucfj
beIonoers tief erariffen. Gin alter
Guoel, Der itd allf Dem Sofe, no er
eeboren mar, itets tpahiam rfto ibarf
gejeist bate, berlor iogar ieine gauge
2eben5luit, oils er ourd) Shenfiina ilt
anoere .Sdnoe fan. Iralirig lag uno
Lief er lumber, obne sSremoe, Die aui
ben Soi famer, 5u beahten uno obne,
tpie er es in ioldem Sale 3u tbun
piIegte, 5u beIlen. Gr wuroe ihlieB-
lid gon5 tbeilnabmlos lno periagte
iosor bas 5rtter. 60 ging er aIlmdb.
lid on Seimipeb 3ugrunoe. Ter ge.
iiblpe6iel inn alter beraubte ibn nlht
nur ieiner @ahiamfeit, ionberit
nahte i'm franf, 10 Dob er tros iorg-
f1ltigiter 8fleee einging. 60 biloet
oas SeimIpeb eine getpaltige Nadt
i'm 2eben Der Sbiere, uno Der 5bier-
freuno bot ollie llriahe, ihr Rehnung
81 tragen. Stets maht lib oas Seim.
Deb om Itdrfiten eelteno, nenn Die
Sbiere I'M slIter Die Seiinatb perlai-
fen miiiien. SlebnIih lit es nldl bel
Sen Wenihen Der sSaIl. Ser Dfenidj,
Der crit i'm gIIter burd beionbere llur
itanoe heralsgeriiien miro aus ieiner
Seinlatb, aus Dem Sailie, in Dem er
groi, gerporoen, gearbeitet iulb ge.
id)aift, gelpeint lluo gelaht bat, aus
Dem &reis, in Dem er gliidlid) ge.
moroen lit, neil ibu piele unlihtbare
ganhe NIT ibm perbinoen, fiiblt baS
Seinlueb om tiefiten. Gs gebt ibm
lUie einem olten Baum, Der perpiIan3f
Dir0: er pcr0orrt.
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$40, 900 gssen bieGineinnati 1raeiion

$4,000 gesen bieGineinnati 1rleiion
SO. an.
9luf @runt bon Werlebunsen, bic
er bel elmer, bon ben Nnseiteltea ftr
Cincinnati 1raction 60. beribulb.ts1
RoaiIion feines Wagens nit elmer
Gar erlitten bat, reihte Wm. Glart
cine 9lase iiber $4,000 gegen ois DE,
ieui6aft elm.
6lab SuheH.
gnna Gjelfbofsfp TT NadlaBper4
tpalterin Don Qouis @elIhofstp; pera
Ionalien $4,000.
girainia 5siIe 1T NadlaBpsripaliea
rim bon Dm. 5eife; perionali.n
$4,000.
Sen. RelIon 1T 1eitamenisDoIz
itreder DON geanetta W. Nelion; per-
lonalisn $4,000, 8runbeigsnt9am
$25 900.
Der per5DnIide Nadlab bes Solo1
8, Morgan betrGst $2579.31.
Gerbarb q. Roberg permaht tt'n
9ermDsen an feline Satin Utarp Ho@
berg.
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9as 6eimweb Der Sbiere.

Iie 5bierieeIe ninnt belit5utage
oaS grobte SSntereiie Der 6orlher IN
gniprud. llnablaliig iii man benilbt,
lire 4enntniB 81 perpollfonmen. Zen
g(nlaB bosu gibt oas 8erbalten Der
Sbipre. @fan iiebt. iuie Die 5biere
monnigiahen ieeliihen Hegungen
unterIporien itno inb baourd) in ib.
rem Sanolugen beitimmt peroen.
Ias aQes, mas Die Menihenleele be-
pegt uno treibt, ofienbart ii6 mebr
ober tpcniger auh our6 bielblerleele.
3u oieien mdhtigen ieeliihen Erie
ben 3ablt auf oas SeilnDeb Der
Ebiere. Shon ons aiihlein angltigt
iid), rpenn es Die 8llde nid]t bebiitet.
Mlh Die S0enne fliidtet INNER pieoer
nan Dem ipoblbefannten Staa. gm
nieiIten fornnlt aber bel ben S1uge-
tbieren 0as Seimlpeb gum ansorud.
Sebes iunge 3bier iebnt iih mddtig
rah Der Mlitter llnb bem Staa, tpenn
es fortgefiibrt miro. geim Eferoe
fam man es ned i'm sllter beobah-
ten. WeuB elm Hfero ieinen Serrn
lpebieIn, 10 itrebt es INNER lpieoer
nah bem alten Staa, ipenn man es
geipdbren IdBt. Als einmal elm altes
gfero bon ieinem 8eiiser, ben es
iabreIang treu geoient bat, an einen
Sauiirer perfauft ipuroe, lenfte es
immer ipieoer ieinen Sfritt nah oem
5oftbor Der friiberen Stelle, iotpie es
baran boriiberfan1. 60 lieb mar ibm
alio Der ebemalige Stau geiporben,
Dob er ibm unpergeBlid blieb. Iieies
6eimipeb Der Bferoe lit alh elm iid,e-
reg Weittel our Sdlihtlng bon
Streitfdlelt, nie rs folgenoer JaI
benefit: Gin Rferoebanbler bate bon
ei1em 8nuern - 70 ibreibt 6ermnnn
gorfenbagen IN Der 0eltiben Sbier-
ihllB- B-3eitung Elm Yfero gefanft
rmo es in einem fpenige Weilen ent-
fernten Srt fpie6er Derfalft. 2nnge
3eit bornah famen 8nuern aus benz
Ort, aus Dem oas Bferb itanlrnte, nit
Dem neiien Deiiber 5ulomnlen. Natiir.
lid, fagten iie ibin gleify bon mem
oas Efero ipdre ltt0 ipeIferR Rnlifpreis
bnfiir geadblt 1purbe. Dnbei eiltipnnn
iih gtrcit iiber Oie &erfunft 6es
Vferoes. ShIieBIih uad)te ein Bauer
DEN Wsrihlng, ,lab Dem betreIIenoen