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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-13
CRoSS-LEGGED MAN FINED.
New York Magistrate Rules No One
Has Right to Sit in Car
That Way.

New York, July ia Brook
Ign police magistrate is authority
for the ruling that NO man has
\ right to sit in a public car with
his legs crossed, " The ruling cost
Richard Jaeger. a New York pho-
tographer. fine of $40,
The complainant against jaeger
was woman passenger on a
crowded elevated train. She sWore
that he took a seat beside her ana
Immediately crossed his legs, there
nv taking UP more than his share
OF the seat and rubbing dirty
shoe against her dress. When ne
refused to change his position she
called a policeman and had him ar
rested.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-13
BAR STARS AND STRIPES
FROM ADVERTISEMENTS
President Taft First to BE Affect
ed BY Louisiana's Law Forbid
ding Dissertation of Flag

New Orleans, La, July Is. -
President Taft and the Taft White
republican club are the first to be
affected by Louisiana's new law
forbiddng desecraton of the Amer
lean flag by advertisements. The
presidents picture forms a center
piece of the flag in front OF the
republican clubs headquarters.
Trainers of the law who are con-
nected with the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution" have requested
that the picture be removed,
The law will not be effective un-
til September l but the request
has been made in advance as a
preliminary notice that the pres
ence of the presidents picture on
the flag is violation of the stat
ute.
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. . . o = 8 . . . Q 9 9 . = Q
NtI LD\'T THAT JAR YOU

> NpU LD\'T THAT JAR YOU? Z
9 Tile present fruit crop of Tex =
Q as is the largest II many years. Q
. 1t is rather Earring to sensi- Z
. tive people to think that =
= great part of this crop will =
> be wasted because preparations =
> have not been made to proper Z
. ly care for it. Now is the =
= time to buy your fruit Jars. Z
= The Will Moore Hardware Co. Z
= has hem in an endless variety Z
= of shapes and sizes. Z
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-13
PROMISE BORDER OF
TREES FOR HtGHW tY
Women of Oklahoma to Aid In
Building Great Nid-Continent
Road.

Sapulpa Okla, July l3.-At the
convention here of the Mid-Contin-
ent Highway association, the pro
posed road from Caney. Kan. to
Denison. Texas. two hundred vom-
en- of Sapulpa volunteered to plant
pecan. walnut and hickory nut
trees along the great highway
Col, Sidney Suggs, state highway
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-13
the Tuseon tniver

exhibition at the Tuseon lniVer-
sity.
Exploring parties have entered
and spent days inside, but none
have ever discovered the end. They
report passageways, rooms and
chambers innumerable and some
enormous in size, of transparent
stalactitic columns. One room has a
level and smooth floor and they
called it the dance hail, and others
have unfathomed pits and chasms
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-13

In these days of high cost of
living. medicine that gets man
up out of bed and able to work in
a few days is valuable and vel
come remedy John Heath, Michi-
gan Bar. Cal. had kidney and blad-
der trouble, was confined to his
bed. unable to turn without help.
II commend using Foley Kidney
Pills and can truly say / was re-
ieved at once" His example is
worth following.
Curtin Drug Co. North side
Square; Curlin's Pharmacy, West
Side Square. DIX"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-13
DIVORCED ONLY A DAY.
is BRIDE OF 4 DOCTOR
DR.. Alexander S. Ross of Camden
Narrics Mrs. Laura Michellon.

Philadelphia, July 13.--ln less
than "a hours after the New Jersey
courts granted divorce to Mrs
Laura S. Michellon. license to
marry her was issued in this city
Yesterday to DIR. Alexander s. Ross
of COS Benson street, Camden, chief
surgeon at the Cooper hospital.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-13
avs, ~ ARIZONA
WONDER OF \ATt RE
,,,n,n,ed. tneNplored' and Almost
ruhaoWn, fc" Have Dared
Its Mysteries.

~, :. 10 be found i'll southern
,rizona. Unnamed, unexplored
- almost unknown. is the vast
o-n Only few persons nave
Jared enter to view its grandeur
:. heanties and its wonders, and
.,udy the wonderous Work OF
a,,rs though tourists are begin
ming 10 make the trip
This cave lies in the foothills
nj tbe Huachua mountains about
.a,tv miles northeast of Nosales,
canta cruz county, and is approx
,watelv IN longitude Ito degrees,
90 minutes north A fairly good
MASON read runs within a mile of
tho entrance thence by trail. To
tbe person or persons intending
:, make = visit to the cave expect
mo Ia see great wonders it may
ba stated that they viii be sadly
disappointed when in most un-
o,pac-r5 manner the guide an
noHnees Here We are causing
one IN aoE around at the lime
stone Hfn1s md seraggy brush in a
vain - 10 locate this wonder
ut caFa u which he has been told
"a mufa. Lat there at your feet is
a small aofe in the ground which
: like aHto the work OF pros
sector vino is trying to beat the
state II thu locats on wrok OF a
mine.
tlaF.a-r= LII If We go and. turn
me a. The right. on hands and
knees We crawl through an open
ms aHa1s 2x2 feet and down an
incline q. about thirty degrees,
which resembles an old stone more
nan aat4in& else. and which will
cause miner to exclaim What
i fine hang ng wall, AS we pro
Gee We cater an immense cham Der
where lie flicker OF the candle
does nor penetrate the darkness.
50 distinct are he ceiling and walls
aud voaf voice has weird and
hollow sound. Hold on, there,
turn to your left. orders the guide.
Jus. one more step in that di-
rectjou aid old Satan will have
another volunteer in the lower re
gions For lust n front of us ap-
pears 10 be an immense pit, the
iootwaH having suddenly disappear
ed
As the ewes become accustomed
Ia tho darkness groteso,a sbanes
annoar af,zt,, ,.;sf,,,o hr ,ha c,ra1o
light, Immense stalaetitic columns
extending from roof to floor may
be seen OH either side of the pas
sageway and as we proceed on our
downward Journey the formations
become more interesting until you
sind yourself in Il labyrinth OF
passages resembling Railways. win
dovs 81 entrances into other rooms
or chambers in which appear stall
acttas II thin sheets. round square
nd. ~ f#er. most al shapes con
eeyab}a from few inches 10 so
,.1. ~. .=..t -,
her most beautiful stalaemite
rises iram the floor to about 20
'eet In height and stands out in
9epehdeHs and alone in all its ST
ieut glory. Others can be seen
and have their individual beauty,
but they do not compare with this
monarch
As the Journey continues the
more timid drop behind while the
wouId-be brave ones press on into
the other rooms and chambers,
and there behold the wonderous
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SPEAKER MAY WIN
CROWN or BASEBALL
H"un@ ie>an l. Quiet and tnas-
Stunning and Always Willing
To Learn.

l.
/ ed as a new king Of baseball Bos-
ton bought him for $500 five wears
ago
Speaker does not shine so much
to the disparagement of his mates
for Two reasons-first their own
| individual and collective ability
which saves them from suffering
/ by contrast with Speakers, and
! second, Speakers own modesty on
the baseball field
The others ar, generally So rood
/ that Speaker does NOT appear like
/ Cobb. as the one man Of the team
land thai is why lake sfahI was
able 10 tell hi. n1aynrs.
| This is not one-man team:
!
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-07-25
EMMETT NEWS


w. A. Marshall is the proud
possessor of a new motorcycle.
All fancy parasols at half price
until sale closes, at Golden Rule
Store.
Franklin and Waterman fountain
pens, fully guaranteed, at the II.
r. Davis drug store.
Miss Myrl Williams of Payette
was the guest of Miss Geraldine
Iarayea from Sunday to yesterday &.
Clyde Nye has been given con-
tract TO dig well for Miss KIM
ball on her farm ON the South
slope
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet Thurs
day of next week at the home OF
Mrs II. Haylor.
Mrs E. X Hayes left Friday
to join her daughter Irma at Dem
YER. She was accompanied as far
as Nampa by +. X.
Don't fail to see the ladies SIS
suits we are selling at sS.95 and
si1.0O. Unrestricted choice of our
stock. Golden Rule Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake were
over from Boise to spend Sunday
at the home of the formers sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Feuling.
George Bladtn and family OF
New Plymouth are guests this week
at the home OF his nephew K. S.
Bladen on Second street.
Miss Rhoda Sasser arrived Tues
day from Vale and Is visiting her
father ID. ID. Sasser. She is threat
ened with typhoid fever and will
remain until fully recovered.
ID. j. wampler. the former we'll
known fruit grower near Faik.
was in town yesterday. He Is now
located az Fruitland and has just
moved into pretty new bungalow.
H. ID. Buys, who has spent al
month at the Gray Eagle mine in
owyhee county. returned home Mon.
day. bringing very encouraging re-
ports OF the prospects OF that pro
perry,
j. S. Robinson yesterday re-
ceiyed a letter from his wife stat
Ing that her brother David Craig.
had died July p at his home In
Fruityale, Calf Mrs. Robinson
was called there several weeks ago
by his sickness
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SOUTH SLOPE

MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Harris. pro-
prletors OF the Model fruit farm.
hr,e installed an up-to-date cal-
roy cn the ranch and have just
commenced canning berries.
Miss Blanche Harris. who had
charge Of picking. packing, book
Ing and filling orders for the
cherry crop and early peach crop
on the Model fruit farm, is taking
vacation, visiting at Portland,
aud Is now at Seaside with rela-
tiyes. having a delightful time.
With all their fine cherries and
early peaches the Model fruit
farm could not fill their orders for
either product, The water was
late In the Canyon canal this
year. but 1t makes the farmers
smile to see fine run of water
this hot weather.
The steam shovel gang. so long
on the hill, have moved up near
Marsh. fillirg cars with ballast
for the new railroad.
Nichols OF Salt Lake has
been out looking after his inter-
est here aud tall S CT putting up a
nice Bungalow en- his ranch in
the near future
Every orchard and berry patch
In this part presents a lively scene,
with the pickeIs and packers and
rigs loading with ruit; some
loading their own 10 take 10
market. others from outside buy
ing for their own use or TO ped
die.
w, w Wilton has man water
Ing his trees en- the 40 he traded
for near the railroad bridge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Hopper were
called home this morning by the
serious sickness of Mr.. Hopper s
mother at Cambridge.
Don't forget the entertainment
at the Presbyterian church Friday
evening by A. Lincoln Kirk, mono
logist and impersonator. He is high
! ly recommended as an entertainer.
II. +. Dunn, general manager of
the p V. railroad and Fred Lar
kin on Saturday made a trip over
the Idaho Northern as far as the
terminus in Mr.. Dunn's private mot
or car.
w. T. Calender and family left
Friday for Clear creek, in Long
valley, where Mis-. Calender and
children will camp for month. w
T. returned yesterday. He says
there was a frost there Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Paulsin of
Boise and Mr.. Paulsin's brother of
the East, were Emmett visitors
Friday and Saturday, Mrs Paulsin
being guest of Mrs. A. Bird. They
were looking with longing eyes
at the beauties. of the Emmett counI
try.
A lecture will be given Sunday
evening at 1880 in the L. d. S.
church by William T. Davis of La
Grande. Ore. His subject will be
Church Government. Discipline AND
Arbitration. All are invited No
charge. The usual evening service
VIII be held at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Duncan, the
latter daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Houldsr. arrived Saturday from |
Winthrop. Mass, TO visit at the |
rectory. but may decide to locate |
here permanently.
Born--July IL, to Mr.. and Mrs.
OF Salt Lake City,
daughter. The mother was for
merly Miss Luella Nelson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Nelson.
Mr., and Mrs. J. L. Jensen enter
tanned number of friends Sat
urday evening at, their South slope
home in honor OF their daughter
Karen's birthday.
Lightning struck a shock of
barley In Fred Colburn's field
on the bench Saturday night, set
ting IL on fire. A shower that
followed probably saved the en-
ire field from being destroyed.
George Fuller OF Falk was
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Cliff Patten returned Monday
to his new home at Salt Lake, af.
ter weeks visit with his parents
and friends.
Miss Ramey and brother of Boise,
who have been visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Hewittson, for several
weeks. returned home today.
John 7. Mcmillan of San Fran
cisco arrived this morning to make
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Mcmillan on the bench, visit.
Fred C. StolZenberg returned this
morning from a three months So
journ in Montana and Wyoming,
/ where he had been shearing sheep.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Basye and
son VIII left this morning for
Long valley on their annual fish
ing trip. They expect to be gone
about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler, Sr,
and son John and family and Miss
Alice Budden, from Boise. spent
Sunday as guests at the N. H.
Frint home at Letha. Miss Bessie
Frint returned home with them to
visit for a few days with Miss
Budden.
A letter received a few days
ago from Mrs A. Harper OF Spo-
kane contains the following item
OF interest TO number of En-
NETT people: Mrs. Augusta Han
son arrived in this city July Z. a
Her daughter and husband were at !
the depot TO meet her. She had
a splendid trip and is delighted with
the country"
n. u. Davis and children went
TO loise Sunday TO visit Mrs.
Day!s who was operated upon re-
tents in a Boise hospital. Tie
patleh; Is recovering nicely, which
win be good news to her Emmett
friends. They returned Monday, ac-
companied by Miss Ruth Farrell,
an old Nebraska friend OF the Tam
lily, who will spend several days
visiting at the Davis home.
II. II. Park. printer employed In
the Capital News office at Boise,
passed through town Saturday ON
his way to Sweet TO be at the bed
side OF his brother Don who was
seriously injured last week by
hay derrick falling upon him. He
Is a brother OF our c. NJ. Park. An
operation was performed on the
crushed skull OF the injured man.
but his condition Is very grave.
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NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
The Weeks Contribution from In
dex Reporters and Other
Sources.
CENTRAL MESA

Senator Lewis was looking aftel
his extensive farming interests on
the Mesa last week.
Ray Sanders has moved into
his nice new house on the mesa.
Charlie sLmmors and Clarence
Payne made flying trip to New
Plymouth Sunday.
Kate Payne Is visiting Mrs.
James Little this week.
NJ. and Mrs. Campbell from
town spent the day Sunday with
Ben Nelson and family.
Mr. Hull IL herding his turkeys
near the Crouch ranch.
J. r. Fields. W. Il. Pierce and
party az Hard buyers were out
Tuesday. looking over the Orchard
oompany's property.
Walter Larkin and family and
Mrs, Larkin's father. Mr. Harper.
leave this week on n hunting trip
20 the mountains
Mr.. simpson and family. Mr..
McProud and family. Mr. Clements
and family. Ray Sanders and wife
went hunting on the Butte last
Saturday. returning Monday They |
all report good time and plenty
OF game
James Little and family spent
Sunday at W r. Payne's
Our sundey school IL growing
each sunday We have fine
Bible teacher. Mr.. r.. j. Teerink
All have special Invitation.
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HANNA

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mcmillan were
guests AZ the vand.imburgh home
on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Muzzy. Jr.,
Of Payette spert several days at
the Howard home this week.
Mrs Melvin OF Sanbourn. Iowa,
has been visiting at the home OF c.
l. spauldlug the past week
Ernest yanl.imburgh entertained
number OF little friends on Tues
day OF this week. the occasion be-
ing his birthday.
Mrs. Robert Howard returned
Sunday from weeks visit with
relatives In New Plymouth
Mr.. and Mrs James Howard have
moved up on the ditch where Mr.,
Howard Is at work.
A number OF farmers are har-
yesting grain this week.
MIR. and Mrs. d. Mcmillan are
expecting their son to arrive from
SanFraneisco this week for Wis I
Mrs. NJ. JchDson. who has
spent several weeks ON the ranch,
H,ttldtd 90 her Boise home last
week 10 prepare for trip to the
coast
Mrs. simmons viii entertain the
Missionary society ON Thursday az
ternoon
Rev A. L. Young was Letha
visitor on Tuesday
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Upon complaint OF adulteration
by competitor the food inspector
made test for two weeks of our
ice cream and reported in these
words: Tell MIR. Rees not to
IVORY. there will be nothing done. >"
In fairness TO the inspector will
say that when a charge is made,
although by competitor, on the
ground that we are making a
cream that he cannot compete with.
the Inspector must do his duty and
prosecute or dismiss the case and
on investigation he dismissed IL.
Perhaps the competitor that made
the complaint was the competitor
that came TO nae and wanted TO go
into a combine and raise the price
Of toe cream 10 IS cents a dish.
We have been in business in En-
NETT for 10 years. have seen com
petition come aud 80. but have
never adopted such methods 10
put competition out OF business. Il
goes without saying that for a
true friend choose dog or dol
lar. and prefer the friendly feel
ing Of a dog 10 the friendship OF
such competition.
s. J. REES.
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in town yesterday and today from
his sheep camp on Little Squaw
creek where he is grazing 1900
head of sheep. He is making ar
engagements to ship two carloads to
the Eastern market, loading at
Montour. He reports that bears
are unusually numerous this year in
the Dry Buck country.
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sent is at Idaho City, viii be moved
to WaNerly at the coming fall cleo
lion, as great many more than
ne required MN Ter OF signers
have been secured.
Frank Prout, wen known farm
ar Of Jerusalem, has left for Long
valley to spend the summer
George thinner has an attack OF
rheumatism and at present is at
sweet where he is trying the baths
at the hot springs and his many
friends hope for his early recovery.
The Rainbow stock company have
purchased several lots at Waverly
where they intend TO conduct a
livery, feed and sale stable.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fenton. ON the 10th inst. an liz
Quite number OF the fruit
growers in this vicinity are thinning
their peach crop which Will be
immense.
Henry Shelly is rapidly improy-
Ing from his recent Injury.
A dance at the ]. o. o. +. hall
on the 18th was success. A
good many from the Boise Basin
attended. Supper was served at
the Horseshoe hotel
The ball game between the Bend /
and wayerly teams last Sunday
~as quite exciting. the score stood
) TO 0 in favor OF waverly. Next
sunday the Waverly team goes TO
Cascade 70 play,
Joe Burk and Bert Clarkson
cave next week for the Deadwood
ountry 10 look after some property
James Reid viii soon move into
rs new stone house, as II Is near
y completed
Thomas Fault and Marcus Foss
IN start on hunting. and fish
ne trip 20 the Sawtooth mountain
suntry ia few days.
J. A. DAILY Is visiting with
uiius Arson and family
y. s. Quick and family are visit
" at the Mountain View farm.
our correspondent win send
Is or her name (not for publica-
on we shall be pleased to send
atlonery, stamps, etc Editor In
*.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-07-25
HORSESHOE BEND

The farmers OF this vicinity have
finished harvesting the first crop
of has. which was enormous.
~ D. Knight, who recently sold
his farm to eastern parties has
left Tor Puget sound and other
coast points 20 spend the summer
O. H. Fault and son p W Fault
have gone 20 Boise Basin. where
they have extensive mining inter
ests which they intend 20 develop o.
large scale during the present
year.
Residents OF this vicinity expect
that the county seat which at pre-
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Column
LOST, FOUND, ETC.

TAKEN UP-One 2-year-old steer,
branded 'Y" on right hip, half
underbit on right ear, left ear
cropped; l COW, branded il con-
nected, left ear cropped, half I'M
derbit on right ear; l COW, brand
ed il connected, both ears crop
ped, left ear underbit. Apply
at A. l.. Gilmore farm. SO
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Attention. Farmers,

Insure your farm buildings in
the Canyon County Mutual Fire In
surance Co., a farmers insurance
company managed by Canyon coun-
ty people. Safe, reliable and cheap.
Call on James Kesgard, director.
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Progressive Convention

A mass convention of the Pro-
gressive party will be held in Cald-
well on July % beginning at o.
clock p. m, to organize and select
delegates to state and national con-
yentions.
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Mrs Thompson Craig and daugh
ter Mrs. EdgeTton went 10 Boise
yesterday for a short stay.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Entire furnishing OF
six room house. Dean Hamil-
ton, Rundstrom house, Cor. Main
& Johns.
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WANTED

TO TRADE-City lots to trad for
cows. Call up J. L. Hoagiand.
Phone SO. 40
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PASTURE--500 acres with plenty
of feed and water. close In. s1.03
per head per month Cook 4
John. rs
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-07-25

FOR SALE-Good wheat $1.75
per cwt. and good baled timothy
hay $40 per ton, at vanderdasson's
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Their reputation for sterling work and trustworthy
be mentioned here They the standard of the world
/ We shall be pleased to quote you prices.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

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abeno oas Rep gortsr epmp6onis.
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ter Damroih Elm aon3srt, in tpeltem
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truoe Rsnnpion unb Der 8ioIiniit
aleranoer Saslopstp mitnirfen. Fri.
RennpIon 1T tpieberbpIt in ganreutb
IN ben berporrdgenbftsn frduenroL.n
Der Waguer'Iten Wuiitbramen uufuez
tretsn uno 1T duh fir bic beporites
benoe Sdiion tpieoer engugirt poro.n.
9ls erits Rummer bss prooramms
piro 8sstbooens gs9ur Spmpbonie
e.iptsIt iperben. Jrl. Rsnnpion uirb
Die betannts Uric r4b perfibo!" aug
gesthOpens .syibelio" iingen. Sm
3tpeiten 3beil. tpirb Sissirisos Rbein.
fobrt aus Der .g0tterodmmerung" ,
qreluoe unb fyinale aus .5riitan uno
SfOloe", unter getheiIigung bon Srl.
RsnnpIou, uno fhiieBlid r5rGums"
(phantaIie fir giolins) aus .5riItar
anb SioI6e" BON Germ 2lleranber
Sasiapstp poraetrdgen perben.