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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-13

snan Of mares and harness. about %
,,n If oats and quantity OF household
c,ods Also five dozen chickens.
G.. l.. RoRkt,
p, miles west.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-13

The members at the Priscilla Clnh en-
loved their annual banquet l the spacious
homr of Mr., Gcrboth on Friday last,
which was am event that fully testified e"
the ability OF it, members in tine culinary
line The tables were laden with all tine
.t,li,ari,s of the season. and tins being
IN, on,. meeting in the year when work
i. snsp,ndcd and care and troubles gwen
T., IN, winds. the members gathered
,round the festive board with joyous
hearts. and this joy was expressed very
,,rcihly i'm the response Ia toasls from
s.v,r,l of the members, Mrs llllman
\i,or, officiating rs toast-mistrcsS. IN
.1drcss of wclcomcw was delivered by Mrs.
r + Sargent, which was listened To-
ain, mnch interest Mrs. j. u. MINIS
,.nJrrcd a toast to the new mrlnh'rS'
,,l,;, il fell to the lot OF Mrs. Dew itt t.
,ondrr a toast To the old members wheel
l,, lid with much feeling. The cNrn'
WAS indeed pleasant one for all rrrs'n'
and thr 1914 banquet will hc looked Tor
ward to with delight by the m'm"'rS
Mrs Fuller. oi Gooding, former n"'"
bcr Of the club, was the guest oI h'"'
upon this occasion
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-02-13
Notice.

Beginning Feb b, Will hc at 'hc
Photo studio To take pictures on Saium'y
from lu 4 VI. until / T.. W. Post cards
speciality a W Burroughs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23
ooc0ac0cocc 100000
I. JAMESTOWN RACE ENTRIES
5000 10000 c0S.0o

JAMESTOWN, W. Va. Nov 22.-First
race five furlongs: Sir Caledore, 95: High
Priest 107 Gallant Boy, 107; Holton, 107
Transparency, l07; Chief Magistrate, l07;
Cooster, 107: Pulsation, 1O7: Milky Way,
lO7. Flatbush, 109: Young Emblem lO9
Malik, 10; J. B, Maylow, 112; Kettledrum,
112.
Second race. five and half furlongs: Cap.
tain jerks, lO4 First Tromp, l04; Ford
Mai, 1Oi; Pretty Mollie, 107; Union Jack
lO7: Montcalm, III; Troy Weight, III;
Grinida, III Reputation, III Alhooha, III
Billy Hibbs. III; Batwa, III; Manheimer
III: Coming Coon, ia.
Third race, seven furlongs: Golden Prime
1903; Lancewood, 1o3; Undercover, 1O5;
Northerner, 1O7; Mater, 107; Ben Ounce,
10: Fathom, l10; Thelms j. 10; Arma.
ment 113.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Golden Prime,
%: Ringing, 100: Ford Mai. 10o: Arcene.
1O2. Cicero 105; Bouncing Lass LOG: W.
". Clark. 106 Brynary, 107; Hester Pdynne
lO7. Cherokee Rose, 1O7; Smirk, III.
Fifth race selling, one mile and seventy
yards: The Urchn. 92: Jezail, y5: Feils,
iG2. o. L. Buster, 106; Lady orimsr, 100
Lad Of Langdon, 1O7 Reno, 107; seryicence.
100; fiarcourt, 109 Prince Floral III; Out
Ian. III: Chiffon Queen. III: Agnert III;
Sir Denrah, ia.
Sixth race. selling handicap mile ard
eighth: Hancreek, 90; Spellbound, 105 /;
Taypay. lO5: Mary Ann X 107; Myfellow,
1gi Fila Crane los. Mimesis, los Charles
=. Granger, 112. The Rump ia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23
TULSANS Will APPEAR
At FREIGHT HEARING
OVER \ SCORE or BUSINESS MEN
10 TESTIFY \T TRIAL
TUESDAY.

More than score Of Tulsa shipper,
and receivers of freight Will appear hc-
fore the state corporation commission
Ia NE hearing to bc held h"ra Tuesday
iUiulng at 10 o'clock in thy United
States district court room, uccorslpg ia
a Est Of names issued by d. y Adams
" thc traffic bureau yesterday after
rHon,
The hearing was set by the COM
mcrce commission followins formal
complaints filed by the Tulsa Traffic
association several weeks ago asking
that orders be issued by the commits
sion demanding that the Frisco com
pany enlarge their facilities for hand
ling the local freight business and also
to demand that the Santa Fo separate
their freight terminals from the t'ris-
co yards,
A. T. Watson commissioner win con-
duct the hearing next Tuesday Attor-
ney Carl Magee, has been retained 10y
the Traffic association to conduct their
side OF the case.
Although the Frisco officials have
been endeavorlng to have the COM
plant withdrawn on the grounds that
they would make all the arrangements
that were demanded by the crganiza-
ton. However the Frisco have made
promises before and failed to keep
them and the Traffic association de-
cided to let the proposition so before
the commission.
Many Of the Tulsa shippers and re-
cevers will appear before the com
mission and I'm an effort to make their
demands sufficient to secure an order
for the improvement OF the Frisco
freight department.
The following are among the witness
who will appear:
n. j. Romine, Skiatook; Dr. Kenne-
dy, +. j. Vollmer Tulsa Transfer, Co.,
Page Transfer CO., Red Bali Transfer
Co. D. W. Holmes w c. Norris, J. w.
Sanders, Ratcliff- Sanders Grocery Co.
r. w. Purpus oklahoma Iron Works,
Henry Dreyfus, VIM. Redfearn F. &
NJ. Produce Co., O. r. Armstrong,
Islc-Halsell Grocery Co, J. r. Burn
ham. A. X. Dawson, Dawson Produce
Co., w. l.. simmons, T. d. Turner Pro-
duce Co., |. G. Rosser, manager Bass
Furniture Co., p. l.. Price, Price Sand
Co.; COL c. b Lynch, Lewia Cline,
Register Of deeds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23
PITTNAV Case TAKES
another SUDDEN TURN
ATTORNEYS FOR DEFENSE AL
LEGE THAT UNDUE INFLU-
ENCE WAS USED.

Alleging that the election Of a spe-
cial Judge was irregular in that the
plaintiffs worked to have JudgeIy-
decker elected, Attorneys Ed Cross
land, r. Kersey and Robert Pittman,
Sr, yesterday succeeded in having the
writ of prohibition petition filed by
Judge ID. A. McDougal postponed un-
til next Wednesday,
Last week after Judge Conn Linn
of the county court had removed
Judge McDougal as guardian Of the
estate of Robert Pittman, Jr., Judge
McDougal appealed to the district
court and asked for a writ Of prohibi-
ton to prevent the new guardians,
Grassland and Kersey, from taking
charge Of the estate.
Judge Poe disqualified himself and
called an election by the bar to name
a special judge. Judge Lydecker was
elected yesterday and when he started
to hear the case, Attorney Davidson
for the defendants, filed a motion to
quash the election on the grounds
that the plaintiffs had used undue in
nuence to have Judge Lydecker
elected.
Judge Lydecker named next We'd
nesday as the date for arguing the
motion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23

BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. 22.--
Tulane went to defeat by a 40 to
score at the hands Of Louisiana State
university here today in the game
played in the rain. The ball was in
university territory for only a short
time during the four periods and the
Eaton Rouge eleven by straight
football tactics overwhelmed Tulane.
As the game progressed the rain in
creased. There was little kicking, the
|. S. u. players seemingly preferring
to plunge through in the mud The
winning of the game carried with it
tn championship Of the state and as
usual was of great interest to Louis
iananans. The crowd was estimated
at 5000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23
Brothers FIGURE
IN Bic LAW CASE
START HEARING OF CASE or
TURNER AGAINST TURNER
IN SUPERIOR COURT.
TULSA PROPERTY INVOLVED
Quarter of Million Dollars Worth of
Holdings and n Nll Are The
Features,

Hearing in a lawsuit involving n
quarter Of n million dollars worth Of
property in Tulsa was started In the
superior court when the suit Of Frank
Turner Of Muskogee, against his
brother, Fred Turner, also of Musko-
gee, was started. The property in
volyed is business property in the
heart Of the city.
The suit hinges around the will Of
the father of the two Turner's, Fred
Turner Is now in possession OF the
property, but his brother is suing for
a half interest on the grounds that
he was half heir in the viii of his
father,
Fred Turner claims that the prop
erty was not paid for when he came
into possession of it and that he has
improved and finished paying for it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23
manhood IS sure
To Finish AHEAD

Buchner would have to stand sponsor
for him and he hoped that the people
of Tulsa would not mete out too Sc
we're punishment TO Mr. Fensten-
macher for having given Mr. Wheeler
the invitation.
"Genetlemen, you are here today,
and have been for several days, for
the purpose, the equal Of which has
never come to your city before. You
are living in a town second to none
in the United States for enterprise,
energy and push. | come from the
energy and push. I coem from rhe
town that invented boosting. Musk'
gee is the town that started his game
and we have been at it some time, but
| am beginning to think we must look
to our laurels or Tulsa will take them
from us. We are not jealous of
Tulsa's success; we like to see Tulsa
succeed; there has never been sue
cess Tulsa has achieved that we have
not rejoiced in and ! am here to bring
you Muskogee's greeting and best
wishes for the success of this enter
prise.
TULSA has taken the place of an
other great city in the United States
in the opinion of the people as a
whole. For years a city in the far
northwest had the name that has
been used to cOnjure with. Tulsa
stands today in that position. Tulsa
is the city that is being spoken Of,
whose name means push, enterprise
and a success"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23

All 10c sellers at, per yard. d.................7c .7c
All II lie sellers at, per yard. ............ 10c
All 15c sellers at, per yard. d................12c 12c
All zoe sellers at, per yard. rd................1 15c
All 25c sellers at, per yard d................19 19c
All 35c sellers at, per yard d....,..........2 Csc
All SOC sellers at, per yard rd.,.............3 800
All 65c sellers at, per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
All 75c sellers at, per yard d...............6 6Oc
All S5c sellers at, per yard d...............70 zoe
All $100 sellers at, per yard ............7 79c
All $1.25 sellers at, per yard. ...............9 98c
All $50 sellers at per yard ......... S115
This is only partial list of the Laces, Embrod-
cries and Trimmings on SALE Every piece in our
stock has been specially priced for this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23

sl1.5O quarter sawed Oak
Music Cabinets, mirror
back, on sale at Tulsa
Household Supply quit
business sale for STAB. ia
W est Second.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23

$500 quarter sawed Oak
Dressing Table, with plate
mirror, on sale at S1O.95;
chair to match at S3.95, at
Tulsa Household Supply
quit business sale.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23

The Junior Missionary society will
have their Thanksgiving Bazaar Fri
day and Saturday, Nov. 2S and 20.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-23

$500 Early English Rock
ing Chairs, with genuine
leather seats and reinforced
springs, on sale at Tulsa
Household Supply quit bust
ness sale for $5.95.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-18

oonissettss Don Pasquaie'' had its
oeoDaA bearing for the season last night
- - Metropolitan Opera House. The
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-18

Oos1 - W0s3 = SpuopesuRs ruehR
oaa OVooo SAsFa, aad Mat wac the
sperit q iAss evenings performance.
ar. Toscanini con6uctAns.
II was q meiodious. rhythmic romp.
In Whose meshes ali the characters were
waltsed along. The iaurels went TO
Lucresia Bori's Norma. The roiiicking
part might we'll have been written for
her. % deiiciously lid she al H. She
was JOY to the 80 and. save for a
certain occasional hardness of tone. to
the car as well. Scott. as Maiatesta,
displayed all the unctuous humor the
role calls for. HIS duet with Norma
came In for storm Of applause. PM
Corsi ssng-or rather chortied--the title
part as straight low comedy. Macne1'S
Ernesto was bit out OF the picture.
but his voice was pleasing and his per-
sonality graceful II not forcibie. There
was a crowded and enthusiastic house
A woman who was among the standees
asked of an usher. referring to PM
Corsi: us he always as fat a. thstf"
yes. ma'am." replied Willie. one Of
the best critics In the house. only
moro SOL
''Tosca" was the opera at the Thalia
Theatre last night. and an excellent
performance Of Puccinrs work BY the
Euro Company must be recorded. Enrica
Clay Dillon, In the title part. not Only
sang we'll. but gave a fnc Improvisation
OF the character. Salvatore 0iordano
was convincing as Mario and Cesars
Aiessandroni. . bit of key at frst. made
his characterization OF scarpia worthy
Of respect For the rest. the effective
cast included Pietro de Biasi. Natalie
Cervi. william Giuiiani. Pietro vcttoni
and Alice IIacseIer. under the very cana
BILE direction OF Louis Euro.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-18
Kurt SCHNEIDER
Deserves Thanks
For Fine Concert
HE MacD osUeN Chorus
Presents for the First
ttepsin America Richard
Stvauss's "Der Abend"
md Granville Bantock's
~AtaIanta in Calydon."
Dv Sylvester RGriing.
to Kurt SCHNEIDER. ther
was . delightful evening of must

lVI AN16k 10 Kurt Scninoier' theie
vas q delightful evening Of music
= At Carnegie Hal, yesterday. The
coDoog4 By the Mcdowell Chorus o: his
oeAoia Cantorum tina; he directed was
wo0e refreshing In these closing days OF
4 leng season that must have tried the
ouoooo 90 much as II has faded the 'hu-
- sUUsoWSrs. The singers displayed good
VolDA The choirs were well balanced,
- OchIndier's mssterful training OF
- vas always In evidence. and the
ouDG1amme was trea, In novelty. IN
voSsety. In charm and In confluence. II
~ presented In an hour and forty
01nntG. including q b.ief intermission.
Waa& q pity that the Illness Of Mr.,
0uoandier delayed the concert SO long.
n q had been presented earlier there
0uR surely have been = repetition.
oeDethius to the credit OF himself and
- oinsers, however. will he carried
6vee untii next season.
0lohard etrauss's der Abend." SUNG
~ Ne nrst time In America. although
4 Vas composed In 1897. proved a COM
poeition Of great beauty. meiodious
tAgOaghout. and free from the auda cities
watch characterize most Of his works.
Asother novelty was Granville Ban
took's choral ode from Swinburnc's
"Asa1ants In Caiydon." first performed
- WWinSAam . year ago last January.
O0o1 example Of the genius of 1.-The new
ooAeoi Of English composers. In clever
90 Of construction /, IL admirable.
Wnak II lacks. perhaps. u spontaniety.
H.. s~sle nm
paainsnt. we're well worth hearing and
Vsss admirably pronounced.
IAs sem Of the programme Was che
- Somerset foaksong. arranged by
NV Aldriags Granger. I'm Seventeen
0uDo Sunday" In this the chorus dis
S1n0uishsA itself not only BY it, lovely
0nOlng but " the oisarneAs Of It's die.
- not always, before or after. In EVIL
0eoDs. T1sse was . demand for q repe-
loeioa ofthis number that Mr.. SCHNEIDER
eou11 not resist. Mr.. 0rsinser's Irish
tnne frsm the County 'Dsrr,. sung with
- worAD - . continuous ''Ah. an.
- -. ah." also hsid charm. ard 10 an
G1ooos iessoa-Svt comment upon that
~ - rsssrvsd for Asxt season, when
-. 0aamssstein VIII - under IRE for
- eossa BnOiish. "King Arthur had
.UDoe sens," anSthsr DnGiish foiksons.
~ 0u1laAA Deushtoa, also proved pleas
- ". oohisdisr u 70 b congratulated
~ Deessntins an thru.
"a 3oree ehaneons Of the nftesath CEN
~ by Charles d'Ofieans. set BY
ClAn1s psSussy. we're also attractive.
2eoDv jordan was the soloist In these.
-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-18
wAYMANs DEATH FOLLOWS
SElF.lMFLlCTED WOUND.
Must Have Had Sand in Ny Gear
Box" Says Chicago Politician
Before He Succumbs.

CHICAGO. April 1s.--FormM investisa-
ton by the Coroner Of the death OF
John r. J. waymin. former States At
torney. was scheduled to be held late to-
day. Mr.. wayman succunbed TO his
self inflicted wounds early To-day. nine
hours after he had discharged Into his
body two bullets from an automatic pis-
toll given into his keeping by Charles
Lund. whom ne WAS to defend upon
charges OF killing Edward Paul. a labor
leader. on April II. This tragedy was m
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-18
Gov. Major vetoes Two Bsiss.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. April Is
Gov. Major has vetoed . bill rcl!ev-
ing accident insurance companies Of
liability for deaths from suicide and
also . bill forbiddIng police ofYicials TO
take photographs for the rpsue' gal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11

Der lanee, ein3elne Sfiff Der
9umpfpfeife Ser eleftriiben 2idt-
@nlage, am letter. 9ienstag @beno,
ungefGbr I'M balb-odt ltbr, mar Dos
poblgemeinte Signal fir Die @tit-
gIieoer Der Selternebr, baB Die mo-
natIi6e 8%eriammlitng Der Com.
panie, an benz gbenb, IN Der Staots
bale ftattfinben miirbe. 9os ipar
nun @aes gan8 redt uno IN Orb.
nittg, leiber puBte aber Dos &nblis
fun i'm &Igemeinen nibts BON Der
8e6elttrtng ober Dem 3ped 0es Sig
malls. Mit Dem charlottesville, Sen.
er! i6on nieber elm Seuer! eilterr
baber piele Der 9etpobner aug Den
Sauiern, idorter 5uerit mad ibren
eigenen 9G6ern un6 Damn in alien
&ompoBrid)tlinger1 iiber Die Stabt.
I'm Nun Der 8ieoerboltna oieieS
WiBperitanbniiies por5uberger, er-
ipfen mir ben Better ser electric
eight 60, biermit, bon iest ab an
iebem 5tpeiten 9ienstag zines ieben
Wonats, abenos 5u oerieIben Belt,
Die Mitglieoer Der Selieripebr, 6ur9
einen ein3igen, Ianeen 8fiff oapon
in &enntniB 81 ieben 6oB Die monat-
Iide 8~eriummlung itattfinoet. 9as
8ltblifim miro in 3uflnft alio tpif
len mas bieier Stiff 81 beoeiiten
bat, urtb uniere Seuermebr rntiirlid
ait6. aitd lit es ieoenfalls uiinfd-
enstpertb oaB Die 9ampfpfeife BON
3eit 5u Belt eebraudt miro, 6omit
iie in Srbnitrg bIeibt, ionit fonrte
file einnRal beriaeen, ipenn ibr lai-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11

4 LT aHatAL
-Sie mir einem, @ebielblatt
entnebmen. baben Geo. 81. 9urfart,
bon ct. 2onis, inr6 SRI. Maggie 6.
@eit, bon @ascona6e, mt pergalrge-
men Mitttpo9 BORT cine Seiratbsli-
gems erbalten.
-Senrp 8egentann, bon Stol-
pc, befar6 fid geitern. geibdftebal-
Der, bier in Der Stabt. ,fto iprad,
Bel bieier @eIesenbeit aitd onf I'M
ierer Office Dor, 5itr grneiierirng
ieines Announcements airf bas Bolts
blntt.
Or. %. g. MonIep. Der befani-
tie Sbierarst lalo 3abnnrst miro ON
Sreitag hcs, II. gpriI in Worurion
INFO drr 10. @priI in Berger iein.
8rinst cure SobIeu berein ipeIn
ibr 1ieieIben a,srdy einen Sadtftnn6i
GET oa1trirt bdbem ipoIt. ct.
-Sranf MrtrrStpiGer ipur6e mn
letter 9ienstas. Sup4 Sriebensrid-
ter Stoenner, Inn $500 nebft Soften
geitraft, nad,oem er iid Der Gin
miidumg in bie 8flidtausitbirns ei-
nes geieslihen 8eamten idnIoig be-
tannt battle. W,utbtpiller bate arr
LETTER. 10. M1r5 Dem Sberiff Slug.
Sdnitger Den 3utritt sur elterIid,en
@obnitng permebrt, als Der Sberiff
BEN @erin6 mafte ber Batter @urhs
pillers, pegen WiBadtiatg BEG Sc
ridts 5lt perbaften.
-9ie &ontraftoren fir Den 8au
unierer @aiiermerfe nnb oes Saupt-
fanals itoben iest beim @raben fiir
oie &obren 6es Saltptfnnals, on
Der Siinften Strabe, auf urtertparte-
tie S6mierigfeiten. 9ieie Strabe
bat cine Ser nieorieiten 2agen mel
DIE i'm @erlauf Der arbeit Bis iebt
errei6t prlrben nnb Der naiie 3u-
itano bes 8obe,s maft bas Stiiben
Ser @Gnoe bes @robens unbebingt
n0tbig Inn 6as ginitiir5en DerIeIben
5u berbiiten. Srotbem bieie Strabe
ioniebrig liegt als pie font irgenG
cine in ser gansen Staot, hit Ser
Sbeil bes @robens, 5piiden Der
S9iqer StraBe unb Der Mnrft
Strabe, 6enno6 bon 12 Big Is SUB
tief.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11

ter Stuff am aIler notbigiten lit. 8ie
mir ferner borten bat Der Stabt-
ratb ole abiidt in ndditer Belt Die
Stabt in mebrere, ~ioeerannte Ser-
eroiitrifte ein5utbeiIen iinb bieielben
entipredenb gu niimeriren, 10 baB,
i'm Sane zines Seiters, ole 9ampf.
pfeife 51rgIeid audi ~an5eisen fam in
tpeldem 9iitrift bas Selter alsee-
broden lit. 9as mare ieoenfaGs ei-
ne iebr 5ipefmdBtge ginridtung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11
8oblDerbiente Entertaining.

9as 9ireftorium Ser @ascpnabe
Central telephone 60. iiberianote
m Getten Montog eitpen gbef fir
$500, an Mappr @aIfer, aIs sc.
iderf fir urlere Seliermebr, in art-
erfennung ibrer 9ienite BEL Dem
Seiier i'm II. 9. Sotel, ON letten 81
M6ra. Ser gmpfong oes @eiderrfa
es prr6e Inn 0onten 6es Staotratbs
in einem CONFEDERATION an Die obi9e
@eieai6aft beitdtigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-11

Geo. Son 4rr, bon ct. 2onis,
mar iiber Iesten 9ienstag unb @itt.
mod bier gum geiu6 ieiner @ltern,
Sacob Bon 4rr urlO @attin.
-Sermorn Somfe. BON Der ODE
rem Sirit Greet, reiite an @ittpot)
NIT ieiner Somilie nad) Moplepooo,
@o., Inn Ii9 bleibenb BORT nieoef5u-
laiieu.
e. s. 9radt, BON SreOeridS-
burg, befunb iid ou 9ienstag Die
ier ISOLDE bier in @eid)dften ltnr
Itattete aitd ms eillert milfomne'
men 9eiud ab.
Dos 8obnbaus uitf s. s.
9rudt's Sar1n, im Stoat artm,
ias, brannte poriae ISOLDE ME-
ser. Ser 8erlilit, i'm 9etroge bon
$500, lit bur6 Serii6erltng geoeft.
-&i6ter Sobn Soaertien, frii'
Der in Berger pobnbait, bat ieit
oieier ISOLDE Sermann gu leiner
&eimatb gentadt. 8ir beiben Serrr
goqertien biermit ber5lih wiatom'
men.
-6rau Sobn Sitbrer, peld)e ibl
Seim BEL ibrer Sodter, Srau Gbas
Sabrner bat, reiite am Lester
Samstag fir mebrere Sage mad
ct. 2ouis, gum geiu6 oortige,
@erpanoten unb Sreilnbe.
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idon ieit Iangerer Belt Ieioeno lit
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