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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-10
FAMOUS MATADoR \ YANKEE.
B%ullfightcr Gives up Bloody
Sport for old Railroad Job.

wv" AOAh IlIlcE
Probably the most famous bull
tighter i'm all Mexico until the other
day was an American. by name Har-
per B. Lee. No matador of Spanish
or mingled Spanish and Indian blood
has eXcelled him in placing the BAN
delliras or killing the bull with the
first sword thrust. Only "A few, like
Antonio Fuentes and Monies, nave
equaled him. Indeed. Lee has the
reputation of being the only bull
fighter who has placed the short BAN
derillas in the neck of the bull while
standing in the middle of the ring.
A bullfghter's repute is not easily
won. He must our danger, and
must always treat his bull fairly, ac-
cording to the ideas of fairness to a
bull which prevail in bu%lltighting
countries. OF course, the poor bull
never has a chance for his life. He
canno escape. and though he may
Kill a dozen horses. a picador or two,
and even the matador las he does
sometimes). there is but one way for
him to leave the ring after he has
entered it-dragged out by a team OF
mules.
What induced our fellow citizen
Lee to take up the matador's job is
not known. He appeared first in the
great amphitheater in Mexico City in
May. 1909. covering the ring with
blood and himself with glory. He had
then had a year oil sc of experience,
and was as alert in action. as sure
footed. as daring as any matador that
ever lived. Once or twice the bull
caught him. and he was badly gored.
but he has escaped a hero's death
only to realize that a man of Ameri-
can birth has no chance of lasting
success In the Mexican b%ullrings. He
has been the victim of many intrigues
and at last has decided to give it up.
and go back to his original trade of
railroading.
On the whole. his fellow country
men will be glad of his decision. Bull
fighting is pretty bad business for a
man of northern blood to engage in.
1t is cruel and dirty work. and the
exhibition appeals only to the worst
human passions. Lee has cut off his
coleta (the braided knot of hair
which is a matador's badge Of dis
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mendable means to wean people
from mountaineering, nation-threat-
enlng drunkenness.
Today 1t is a positive disgrace to
get drunk n 81 serious handicap to
have a name for. tipping.
This national transform. on has
taken place in practically the first
century's history of our people.
1t Is a remarkable result for which
there Is a remarkable and patent
cause
1t must not be wholly attributed to
religion. education. social dictum,
moral sensibility. or any theoretical
Arguments.
planted by a more mastering mania
personal ambition.
Ambition for achievement, position.
and power brooks no handicap; so
Americans ave made laws of deport-
ment individually. and in cold blood
ed concern for self the problem that
neither prohibition nor major suasion,
% both, could solve has been adjust
ed in conserving regulation of per-
sonal lives, with no pretense to bene-
fcence or humanitarianism.
This definite cause for diminution
in drinking as an American habit is
not popularity comprehended, nor
conceded as the primal reason why
drinking is less prevalent here than
In other countries, but it is the real
reason.
To prove it-had not ambition
been the stronger. the sodden pract-
ices of the %sideboard of 100 years ago
and the debauching conviviality of
f1fty years ago. would have triumph
ed. That's the answer,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

State of North Dakota, County Of Grand
Forks. IS. In County Court,
In the Matter Of h Guardianship Of
Emil n Jennie Dahlin. minors.
Notice Is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of an order Of license therefor
duly issued to the undersigned, the
guardian Of h estate and persons
Of Emil n Jennie Dahlin. minors. on
the 2Srd day of December, A. ID. 1911, l
will sell at private sale the following
described lands lying n being in the
County of Grand Forks and State Of
North Dakota, .to-wit: An undivided
one-ninth interest in the southwest
quarter (SWN) Of Section Thirty 900,
Township One Hundred Fifty-Four
$50. North Of Range Fifty. Six (56),
West, that said sale will be made on or
after Saturday, the Gath day Of Febru-
airy A. d. 1912. and bids for said land
shall be received in writing at the Of
flee Of the Judge Of the County Court
at the County House in the City Of La
kota, County Of Nelson and state afore-
said. Al! bids or offers for said land
the place above desisnated Or delivered
estate personally. at my time prior to
the making OF said sale, that aid sale
will be made for cash.
Dated at Lakota, N. D., this Seth day
Of December, A. d. 1911.
Guardian Of the estate ana persons OF
Emil and Jennie Dahlin, minors,
Jan. 81; Feb. :, 10.
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vcrsy pertaining to the department OF
agriculture. which will be prohed by
TN" house committee on expenditures.
While Representative Clark of Flor
ida. whose charges precipitated the
congressional inquiry. was preparing
for that investigation today, he re-
ccived II request from the p%ostoftice
inspection division for copies OF his
speech in the house assailing the ofi-
cials of the agricultural department
for their attitude toward the ever
glade drainage case n for other in
formation he has on the subject.
An inquiry by tho expenditures COM
mitt"c into the drainage division, the
discharge of Secretary Wilson, of
Drainage Engineer G. e.. Elliott and
assistant, a. d. Morehousc, and sup
preston of reports of ever glade lands,
will begin tomorrow.
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stead of tight brooches and a short
jacket while he is at work hereafter,
and we~cannot help thinking that his
conscience has impelled him To give
up the inspiration of the ear-splitting
diana more han any fear of his jeal-
Gus rivals. lie has proved that an
American cal face AN Infatuated bull
as hraNely as Il Mexican or 4 Spaninrd
and now he does we'll to go back to
clean and useful work.
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WHY WE DRINK LESS.

Personal Ambition Has Cured An,cri.
al People of Drunkenness.
(New York Mail.)
The American people are almost
cured Of drunkenness.
Notwithstanding the breadth of this
assertion. 1t is a fact.
A hundred years ago most Ameri-
cans were confirmed tipplers: and to
be sogged with drink at bedtime was
the privilege and practice Of a gentle
man.
Fifty years ago inebriety had TAX
en- such q hold upon the American
people that reformatory measures
followed n another in about this
order: The Washingtonians, Cough,
Father Matthews. Reynolds. Murphy.
the Sons Of Temperance. Good Temp
lars. knights Of Columbus. Temple Of
Honor. and White Ribbons; all COM
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INVESTIGATION TO
BE TO-DAY

Washington, Feb. ?.--Thc p~ostofice
department investigating land syndi-
Gates dealing in Florida everglades
property is involved in the contro-
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FOR SALE-Live Stock.

FOR sALE-R. G. W. Leghorns and
eggs. These birds won so premiums
won special for best pen and silver
cup for best display. At Fargo, spe-
ella! for best display and sweep
stakes. At Minneapolis, second cock
erel and eco cock bird. Hens and
pullets did as we'll. Watch winnings
at Grand Forks show. Mrs. John
Wolf. Mortified, N. D.
FOR sALE-Single Comb White Or
Pington. Silver Spangled Hamburg.
Single Comb Buff. White Ind Brown
Mrs. r. C. Mitchell, Crookston.
FOR sALE-Percheron stallion, three
FEARS old. weight about 1900 pounds.
Come and see him.. Five miles east
n two miles north of Conway. Al.
bert O'keefe, Pisek. N. D.
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FOR SALE-Farm Lands.

FLORIDA FARMS.
Within driving distance OF jack
sonville. Florida, in ten acre tracts,
particularly adapted for winter
garden truck and fruit culture.
Thirty. dollars per acre. fifty cents
cash, fifty cents per month until
sold.
Lands adjoining ours now selling
at 100000 per acre.
We guarantee, all we claim.
Only a limited number Of acres
left to sell.
Order at once.
Jacksonville Heights Improvement Go.
jacksonville, Florida. i.
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FOR SALE-MISC.

FOR sALE-Half speeder cutter, I'M
plucked otter, large gauntlet driving
or auto sl G. astrachan coat, seal
Phone 642.
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FURNITURE "A

MATTRESSES AMI FEATHERS reno.
ed sd'e rep > sssa and f paeked far ssip-
ment Northwestern Upholstering
Co. $40 South Third. Both phones
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o RENr-M1sc.

FOR RENT-Thc store in East Grand
Forks. Mtnn... now occupied by Arne-
son Mercantile Co. will be vacant
soon. Fine location. Inquire Of w.
r. Fuller.
FOR RENT-Modern office rooms.
Steam heat. Electric light and ele-
Yator service. Northern State Bank.
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WANTED-ro RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-would IKE to
rent flat or house suitable for room
Ing. house. furnished OF unfurnished.
Address 1877 Times-Herald.
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HOMESTEAD FOR sALE-At sacrifice.
Illness cause Of sale; 800 acres in
Montana: must sell before Feb. 20.
Price less than cost of improve
ments. including good house. barn
and some breaking. Wire or write
Owner. 227 Arcade Bldg, Seattle,
Wash.
FOR sALE-Quarter section slightly
rolling land in Williams county.
Small house; Is acres broken. Price
$1,000. d. r. Woods, Stella. N. d.
FOR sALE-30O acres. half mile from
best town in Pembina, county. Good
buildings: good water; s0oirods fence.
FOR sALE-Farm lands In. North pa
kota and northern Minnesota n. =.
Murphy.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-rhe fix
lures formerly used in III Casselton
postoffice. Address Stockholders"
Casselton, N. d.
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FOR SALE-Four room cottage and
furniture. Will trade for horses.
Address 1926 North Fifth.
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FOR SALE-Second hand sewing ma
chimes. We have a good supply, So
and up. Singer Sewing Machine CO.,
rs South Fourth street,
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MAPLE LAKE ICE-Write Ed G. Smith
at the Lake, p. O.. Mentor, Mimi, for
prices F. o. B. Mentor, MINI.
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FOR sALE-Ten room house with lates
improvements sos South Fourtl
street.
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w

BUY.
IF INTERESTED. in potatoes CORE
spond with D. f. Ryan CO.. Minne-
apolts.. Mimi. We are in the market
for an unlimited amount of table and
seek stock. References, your bank.
WANT TO BUY-second hand safe.
Postoffice Box 266. Grand Forks.
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FOR SALE-Modern home, centrally To-
Gated at bargain. Easy payments,
Address 116 Times-FIerald.
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WANTED-MALE.

MEN WANTED-Age is to 35. to pre-
pare for firemen or brakemen on
railroads in Grand Forks vicinity,
$50 to 500 monthly. Experience un-
necessary; no strike. Promotion
engineer or conductor. $3.50 to 5000
monthly. Good life careers. State
ton. Dept. 232. :227 Monroe Street.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
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FOR sALE-Nice buffalo robe. Angus
Shave. All DeMers avenue.
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WOOD FOR sALE-Phone Tri-state
1881; N. w. 779L. Grand Forks Con-
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o SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Four room house, good To-
cation. Small payment down and $40
per month. Fladlahd, Platky Block.
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PAULsEN BROS. ought to make your
clothes. They make them right. l16
South Third street.
ROLF BROS.-Tailors to men Of taste.
We invite comparisons. Empire Block.
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month. Short hours. No "layoffs."
Position yours for life. Grand Forks
examinations May 4th. Thousands of
appointments coming. Common edu-
cation sufficient. "Pull' unnecessary.
Candidates prepared free. Write for
sample questions. Franklin Insti-
tute, Dept. 273M. Rochester,, N. Y.
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WANTED-Girl for general housework.
Mrs. ]. w. Lyons. 14Ol University
avenue.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-06-22
ITEMS Of INTEREST
Gathered from All Quarters
About Men Talked About
In the Walks Of
Politics.
Men Who Are Candidates and
Men Who Are Not and What
People Say.

For chief justice of the Municipal
Court the Democrats couldn't have
named q better man than the man
they did, Spencer Ward. Mr.. Ward Is
fitted in every way for the important
position he aspires to.
BY his nne record as Judge Of the
Municipal court, Harry p. Dolan 10
living up to the expectations Of all his
friends.
Judge Charles A. Williams 10 max.
ing . nne record on the Municipal
Court bench. lt 10 able and conscien-
tious men like williams that the pso.
pie need on the bench.
~
Illinois Democrats are proud Of Col.
James Hamilton Lewis. His splendid
loyalty at all times to the party, has
made friend for him Of every mem.
Der Of the party, from Cairo to Wau.
kegan, and every one Of them 10 work.
ink hard for his election a. United
States Senator.
Joseph 8. LaBuy should be elected
Judge Of the Municipal Court. Some
more new blood IL needed on that
bench and Mr.. LaBuy Ia the kind Of q
man who will administer affairs there
the way the people want them.
~
Henry. Stuckart Is making a fine
record as city treasurer. He is an
energetic, Woodworking and pains.
taking public official, liked and re.
spected by all who come in contact
with him.
~
People who have been helping the
telephone company TO pay eight PEI
cent stock dividends and to erect
twenty story buildings want telephone
rates reduced.
Clayton q. Crafts, the well.known
attorney, has at all times q big army
Of friends and admirers In Chicago
who wish him we'll in everything he
undertakes.
M. ]. Faherty would make splen
did city treasurer.
Congressman Lynden Evans hal
made a fine record during his frs,
term In Congress and the people Of
the Ninth District should see that hi
10 sent back for another.
Walter r. Schmidt has made good
member Of the county board Of asses
sors and his reelection next Novem
Der 10 urged. His record Is clear
and able one.
The election Of John r. Maloney al
county commissioner will place on tn,
county board a man who will be al
all times working In the interests o.
the people. He has the ability and
the experience. along with q wide
spread acquaintance. The Democrats
made no mistake In nominating him
The reelection Of John ]. McI.augh
lin to the Legislature from the Nine
teenth District Is a foregone conclu
sion. As everybody is with him. thu
election won't even be close.
william L. O'Counell 10 making on
Of the best County Treasures Cool
County has ever had, He 10 an able
conscientious and energetic publ
omoial.
| Following are the home games Q
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-06-22

No imported beer on the market TO-
day has met with greater success than
that handled by August Luchow. The
Original Pilsener. from Pilsen. Bo'
hemia, 10 sold by this big concern. -
10 also the famous Wurzburger Hof'
brau from Wursburg, Bavaria. These
beers are the favorites at Chicago's
leading clubs. restaurants and Bullets.
They are without peer. The Chicago
ofices Of August Luchow are located
in the Stock Exchange building, 30
North LaSalle street and are under
the management OF Hans Luchow. Mr..
Luchow has made a splendid record
for the business In the West and he
enjoys widespread popularity among
Chicago's leading business men and
citizens.
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Mmsldnoiibe Sfabrihten

Gntfubrung elmer min :
beri d brieen i'm u u 0 m b / |.
uber bic rpmdntti6e Gntfii6rung eli
nes iuneen Mdo6ens aus grsslau,
bas jeBt naa Idngsrer QbpeIsnRett
pom Glternbauie in 2iegniB ernlitteIt
tuuroe, tperoen bon bort folgenoe
Ginselheiten beri6tet: 2lm 13. Sep
tsmber b. s. ipurbe Die Is Sabre alte
Spbter 8dtba oes 8aufmunns Sulius
8eib aus Der sat5itruBe in gresluu
bon stpei jungen 2euten, bic i'm 4uz
tompbil Dor benz 9sfdGft porfuhren,
entfiibrt. 8as Mdbden bate nit ben
beioen WGnnern binter Dem Hiiden
Der GItern 9e3iebungen angetnipft;
Der cine bon linen ioll babel angegez
ben bubsn, bab er Sffi3ier lei, uno
baB 0ds WdbGen an ieiner Seite oas
2eben elmer pornebmen Dame fiibren
tDnne. Sur6 bieIe 9erIpre4ungen
lisB ii6 bas MGbhen betbOren unb
9ab ibrs Gintpilligung CUR bsimlihen
Slu6t. Qdneere 3eit blieb Der Iu-
fentbalt Der Gntfii6rten perborgen.
unb ale Na6forIhungen nah ibr pu=
rem ptne grfolg. SEPT bat fif herz
ousgsitellt, baB bic SehsebniGhrige
BON oen beioen WGnnsrn i'm Iutomos
Bill BON 9resluu mad QiegniB gebra6t
porben mar, no man in einem Sim
terbauIe Der pialtsnitrabe Elm 3immer
fir Tie sentiethet bate. sic CAB ltd
bier als ,9ertGuferin Sdthe WIiiller"
aus uno nurbe BON ibren gntfiibrern
pollItdnbis unterbalten. Qm /. St=
tober belt man es fir seruthen, Die
Wobnung gu tpe6ieln, uno 10 5og oas
iunae Wdb6en fpieoerum als per
tGuierin &dtbe Wtiiller" nad bem
6auie Wilbelmitrabe 80, pp Tie Dor
einigsn Sagen ermittelt puros. Sht
9ater mar bon benz 8erited Der Sod
ter bereits benahribtigt, uno als oas
Wdbheu am I6enb ndd ihrer Wpb.
nuns suriidtebrte. puros lie BON ibm
in gmpfang genommeu uno iofprt
nah 8reslau suriideebraft. Die in
9etruht tommenben Gntfiibrer Iinr
! Die SObns unseiebener aiesniBsr Gin
tppbner.
Sreue 2iebe zines Ser,
II h NJ d stem. 2lus Der @rafidoT
Glamorsan in Suonales berihtet ELM
Qenppner 3eitun9 elm riihreno roman:
tiihes 8sf6idtten: Sn benz Stdot.
fen Wbithurd untpsit garoiff itart
Dor ettpa elmer Wohe bic Sohter eines
angeisbenen 8iireers. Wdbrsno bas
| iunge Wldbhen oufgebatrt lag, erihieT
mehrere Wtule Elm Mann mittlsren Ils
tsrs i'm !oauie uno bat flebentlih, Ell.
niss gsinutsn bel Der 2side perDsi!sT
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Tentidler Gitterariidler Stub.

Ter 3eutihe 2itterariihe Rlub BE.
ihloB geitern slbeno, @erbart Saupt-
mann, beIien fiinf5iger 8eburtstag
am 10. oieieS Wonat5 in gan5
0eutitlano geieiert miro, ebeniaQ5
ieine @IiifmiinIhe 5u iibcrmitteln.
Qllberoem nahm ser alub etne Gins
loomg BON Or. $. 8. Sid an, 81 Dem
8ortrage oes 6errn Gr. II. 8.
GrehsIer ous Berlin, welher be.
funutlih ndfiten Neontag in Der II.
9iItriftihulc itattiinoet.
Ser 3eihdftsDerianmlllng ging
eil Gortrag bon Serrn 6. 8rltnboif
poraus, in neldern oerielbe Grlebniiie
IeineS 8aters ais sSretlpiaiger nab.
reno 0eS sSelo8uges gegen 9dnemart
i'm Sabre 1913 porla8.
Or. q. s. @intermeper lpurbe ais
neues Utitslieo altfgenomnen.
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Wereitelt
Selbitmurbperimd zines Waodens in
Der Stnatsanmalts.Sffiee.

Joa Wiie. Elm junges WlaDdsn bon
6O2 Weit Court Strabe, auf beren
Betreiben Benjamin 2oppolo, Der lie
ongebli6 Derleunlbet bate, bon ben
GrobgeIdtporenen in Qtntlage3uitdnb
perlebt fporoen mar, beriudte geItern
in Der Office bes Stadtsanipdlts i6s
rem Geben elm Gnbe gu maiden, inDem
lie it'd aus benz Jeniter auf bic Straz
BE itiir5en tpollte.
sic befano Ii9 in Der Office ols
ibr mitsetbeilt ipurbe, ouB 2appolo,
bei1en pro5eb i'm Gange mar, auT
8runo elmer 5e6nitalitdt freigeIproz
den iporben lei. &aum bate lie bie
gia6ridt Dernommen, als lie ausrief,
bob lire Gbre befubelt tporben iei,
obne baB fie 9elegentsit tdtte, oas &C.
gentbeil 3u betpeiien. Mor GeGer, i6r
grdlltigam, Der ebenfalls dnpeiero
mar, periudte lie gu beihni6tigen,
bod rib lie ii6 aus Ieiner llmarmung
log nnb elite auf bas circumference
5eniter gu. Gbe lie jebpd auf Die Bril-
ituna tlettern tonnte, batten Geller,
9ilfsitaatsanlpalt Code unp GIert
3eioler lie erfabt uuD es eelang benz
ielben nur nit qroBer Mube, Tie 5uz
riid5userren. @rit mad geraumer 3eit
tonnte man lie 10 nett berubi9en, oaB
lie eintpiligte, nit @eller bas Sc
rihtsaebduoe 3u perlaiien.
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Die S6crammeraamer.

Sir bas @altlpiel Der Sberanmer-
gamer 9nlerntruppe mad)t lid be.
reits iest Iebbaftes SSntereiie in alleu
Greiien Der oel,ti6en 9epolferilng
geItenb. Die por5iigli6en Seiitlmgen
Der Sruppe iinb nod in aller @eoGdt-
nib, ,inb baber iiebt man Der Croft
nmgsDorItelll,ng NIT gelpannter Gr-
ipartune entgegen.
Die Sberummergaller ipielen II,
bieier Saiion i'm Sbeon. all Der glm
StraBe, IN Delhem itf bas Oeltlfe
Yublifiim ihon 10 oft 5u 8erelHs.
fonserten peridmmelt bat.
Ias 8altipiel miro nit oem be-
fannten @oIfsitiid bon 8auebofer
unb gteuert, Der Scrrgottsihniser
ron Sberanmergau" eroffnet iperoen.
Wie bies aus Detroit, Glepelanb uab
Tolebo porliegenoen aritifen beipei-
len, baben oie Sberammeraauer NIT
Der aufiiibrung oieies Stiides iiber-
ali gldrBenbe erfolge er5ielt, unD
oober lit 5u bofien, oaB fih aud Der
Gincinnatier grofftnngsabeno an ei-
nem groBen grfolge fir Die tpadere,l
Riinitler geitalten lpirb.
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SIM nabeau pollenbeten "a. 2ebens>
jabrs ift geitsrn Grau s Gbrtitina a
garbara g 6nurb, gsborene
gertfh in bic Gnigteit tiniibergez
Idlummert, innig betrauert nift nur
bon ibren MngebDrigen, ionoern audi
BON ben pielen 5relinben, Die fie ith
i'm 2auFe Der Sabre bur6 ibre Ser
3ensqite uno periDnlide 2iebenspiirz
bigteit au eriperben getpuBt bate. uno
Die 9rangebsugten 9interbliebenen
oiirfen Bel bem ihperen S6idfdlsz
Itlaee, Der Iie betroffer, Der inniglten
Sbielnd6me perfi6ert iein. Die 8eiz.
Iebung Der iterbliden 9iille Der Ser
epiaten finbet am 5reitdg Nu9mittag
tim Elm u6r pom 5rduer6ouie, go.
1886 aellogg Qpenus aus itatt.
U2it aufridtigsr srauer pirb in
tDeiten areifen bic aunoe BON Dem
geitern erfolgten Nbleben BON Serrn
p6ilipp Pitton pernommen
tpsrben, Der gu ben betannteiten 9ioz
nieren bes bieiigen 0euti6tbums
sd6lte. Der 0abingei6ieoene, Der Elm
2tlter BON 72 Sabren errei6te, bat es
oerItanben, iib bur6 Ietn ternoeutz
ides Wsien unb feline beroorragenoen
Observation-Disclosures einsn 9roben
5rsunDsstreis gu eriperben, Der iein
4nbentsn itets in Gbren bulten tuiro.
Die 8serbigung finoet am Jreitag,
Worgsns um balb u6t ubr bon Der
4dpelle Der 2eicbenbeitattsrfirmu
8uiie II. 8ergmann aus itutt, iporuuf
um adt ubr in Der ct. 5run3istus
air6e Elm feierli9es Requiem celebrirt
perbeu fptrb.
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