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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21

and at ensuing concerts. The "Pop"
concerts are as distinctly Cleveland
institution as they are an institution
in Boston. The city has contracts with
large orchestra, composed Of Cleve'
lnnd musicians. They played in the
parks this summer and entertained
thousands-but not. with "ragtime. "
They played mostly classic selections
with few popular" pieces mixed
in, But that was free concert.
When the season for indoor concerts
opened this month in the Hippodrome
with solts at 25 cents each and the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21
SAVED BY QUICK OPERATION


New York, Nov al.-Mrs. Thelma
Pleasants, who had accidentally swal.
lowed bicholoride Of mercury, was rush
cd to an operating table in the Ford
ham hospital today and ten minutes
later silver tube had been inserted
in the kidneys, drawing Off the poison
and saving the patients life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21
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The coyote is not so wise as the old
Indian stories would make him, accord
ing to Hood River hunters, who have
decoys out for wild geese in Eastern
Oregon, which successfully deceived a
couple OF the little wolves. The coyotes
made sneak on the decoys, and, com
ing within range, the hunters shot one
Of them.
Lloyd e. Williams, ex-eounty clerk Of
Clackamas county, who in March, last
year, suddenly disappeared, and who
was supposed to be dead has been
heard from. He is in Australia, and
expects to return home soon.
Roseburg is smiling over the proba
bility Of the government putting up a
building of native stone there next
year.
The little town of Quincy is having a
sensation over charges made against a
school teacher, Mrs. Flora /. Foreman
that she is teaching Socialist doctrines,
and giving improper sex hygieric in
struction. 1t is also charged that she
has substituted the red flag for Old
Glory, and rides around the country
carrying a red flag.
##K
Farmers in the Plymouth neighbor-
hood, near Corvallis, have undertaken
ia build church 35x40 feet, and have
the same completed in three days.
Mrs. Mcyay, Of Hood River has a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21
TASTE FOR RAGT|ME
IS NOW DYING OUT
LusIrnD pnHsa LnAsnp VINE l

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 21.-That the
taste for "ragtime" is dying out was
the belief Of the managers of the munic.
ipal popular concerts, following the rec.
ord breaking attendance at the initial
concert of the season some days ago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21
MUST STAY IN PRISON


San Francisco, Nov. 2l.-The appel
late court yesterday refused writ Of
habeas corpus to George D. Collins, the
lawyer serving term in San Quentin
prison for perjury, Collins sought re
lease on the ground that his sentence
wHq unduly severe. He had been Of
fered parole but refused It, insisting
on unconditional release
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21
wU REFUSES 1T
IuNIrEp rnnss Ia.snp wIRp.l

Shanghai Nov, 2l.--Ex.Minister Ia
the United States WI Ting Fang receiv
ed yesterday from President Yuan shi
Kai an offer Of the Washington lega
tion again. DR.. WI replied that he
would take it If raised to an embassy
but not as a legation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21

Spitzenberg apple tree on which all tho
apples have silhouette in yellow some
animal. The lady accomplished this by
cutting paper in the shapes of animals,
and pasting them on the green fruit.
Under each paper the skin of the apple
is yellow, while all around it is highly
colored.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21
REFUSE TO FIGHT

Christchurch, N, T., Nov 2l.--rhO
mayor called on the volunteers, as the
militia here arc called, TO suppress
strike rioting in which many people
have been hurt and much property de-
stroyed. A large proportion Of the
soldiers refused duty, sympathizing with
tho strikers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21

Tilamook Herald We understand
that Tillamook county is the first coun.
ty in Oregon that has asked for space
in the Oregon building at the San Fran.
cisco fair in 1915. This fact in itself
will show 10 the world that we are not
asleep, but are about to take our place
among tho leading localities Of the
Northwest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21

viously made way with about dozen
Of Aunt Mary's chickens which she
had intended to cook for the boarders.
The owl is still alive, and Uncle OF.
intends to keep him for a pet.
aWs
Dramatic note in Woodburn Inde.
pondent's Hubbard correspondence;
ABOUT 16 citizens Of Hubabrd went
to Woodburn Tuesday to SEQ tho show
at the opera house. After tho play they
all counted the ties back to Hubbard,
No two Of them had the same count,
Some said there were 5000 ties between
Hubbard aud Woodburn, others 10000,
At any rate, they all had fine, en-.
ioyable time and good healthy walk
home"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21

Molalla Pioneers Uncle Oliver Rob.
bins captured an owl Monday evening
which measured five feet between the
tips Of It's wings. The bird had pre-.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21

The matter Of starting a flax mill at
Oregon City has been presented to the
commercial club there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21

Lawyers of The Dalles have formed
a study club for the discussion Of top
les Of interest to the profession. They
have under consideration the work
men s compensation act The blue sky
law and other Of Importance are on the
list.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-21

OAOSOh DibJ h'o pVNh HiV0OhVVu w INV
commercial club there.
A. d. Harlow, logger, committed
suicide in the Quimby House, Portland,
Tuesday night, by cutting his throat
with razor. He was stranger in
Portland, and no reason is known for
his act.
Trolling for salmon is the principal
sport Of Seaside just now.
William NJ Langley, a prominent at.
torney of Forest Grove, died at HE
home there Tuesday night. He was 6s
years old,
Wedderbum has organized com
mercial club.
At least 800 teachers are expected TO
attend the thirteenth annual teacher's $
convention to be held La Grande, be-
ginning Tuesday morning.
#W#
IA few more dinners like the one
Thursday night" cries the Eugene Reg
lister, "and the coveted goal Of 1000
Commercial Club members will have
been attained,
"The Beaverton Owl is improving
each week. The two inside pages are
particularly well edited y Thus does
the Corvallis Tribune gently josh its
journalistic neighbor, which evidently
prefers n blank inside to patent in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Rpplettes, new styles, l212c at
Knights.
Mrs. Stella Lawrence of North Main
street left to-day for few days visit
to Glenn, n. H.
Morton Warren OF Summer street left
to day for Boltonville, where he has Sc.
cured a position.
The McWhorter Co. are showing a
splendid line Of bags and suit cases from
81 cents to $500.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Bates returned this
morning to their home in Westheld, aft
er spending several days in East Barre.
Daniel Mccarthy of Claremont, n. H.,
is passing few days in the city. as the
guest of William Grant of South Main
street.
Mrs. Joseph Pruneaux and children left
last night for Montreal, p. O., where
she will make an extended visit with
relatives.
Go to John II. Johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing, cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc.
Tel. 2l2-W.
William Dobie, who has been spending
two weeks in Quebec and vicinity, re-
sumed his duties at the Homer Fits
store this morning.
Virgil Kent, who has been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Robin.
son of Academy street, returned to-day
to his home at Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Anna O'Connor of New York ar
rived in the city yesterday TO make a
visit at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
George Marion, OF Merchant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. wylHs Gale of yelling
ton street left this afternoon for
weeks trip through the northern isles
of Lake Champaign. They will visit
at Isle La Motto and South Hero.
Mrs. John Parks of Warren street and
Mrs. William Milne of Bank street re
turned yesterday from Waterbury, where
they have been passing few days az
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Parks.
Mrs. F. H. Edwards and daughter,
Nadine, who were called to Barre by the
illness and death of the formers ia
Their, Warren +. Richardson, of Camp
street, returned to-day to their home
in Laeonia, n. II.
Mrs. Michael Bowdin, who has been
visiting in the city for the past few
weeks, returned to-day to her home at
Lowell, Mass She was accompanied by
Mrs. James Rowan of Summer street,
who. will make her residence at Low
ell.
Sundays arrivals at The Buzzell ho-
tel were as follows; Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Gage, Burlington; Ernest Chase, Hyde
Park; F. S. Heat, Hyde Park; Franklin
P. Hill, New York; R. Cook, Shoreham;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Vitlagiano, Concord,
n. H.; r. X Lougee, Concord, n. H.;
twenty members of the Capt. Latlip
troupe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-28
The United States and Nicaragua.

No doubt there viii be some opposi.
| ton to the proposed treaty with Mic
aragua whereby the United States vir-
tually assumes protectorate over the
country In the end, however, the treaty
will probably go through.
| Even if there was no Monroe doc.
trine, this country has too great a
stake on this continent TO permit it to
view with unconeern the doings of its
neighbors. We have string on Cuba
keeper in Santo Domingo, and should
have an eye on the rest of the hemi-
sphere.
No aggression is implied by this Wig.
lance Great nations must play the
part their greatness warrantsl The
oretically, every nation should attend
to its own business. But in practice,
Il am not my brothers keeper is as
poor a defense now as it was when
spoken thousands of years ago by I'M
feeling Cain.
As individuals we should not be in
different to the difficulties of Others. As
a ration we cannot afford to ignore con-
ditions around us. Selfdefense war
rants it not only where Nicaragua is
concerned, but elsewhere TO the south,
in Mexico, for instance.
But daring exploitation is one thing,
wise regulation another. We must al
ways avoid the former and seek to eff
feet the other.-Boston Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-28
Substitute for a Refrigerator.

In the August Womans Home Com
panion, an Arizona Woman tells, as fol-
lows, how to make a substitute for a
refrigerator:
Take box of the desired size and
remove the bottom, replacing it with
strips of wood about an inch wide and
two inches apart. Now stand the box on
end and nail eleats on the inside to sup
port the shelves, which should be re-
movable for convenience in cleaning.
Next take piece of burlap, which
should be about twenty inches longer
than the height OF the box and wide
enough to reach around the box with a
few inches overlap. Beginning at the
edge of the box nearest the front, tack
the burlap on smoothly bringing it even
with the bottom Of the box and allow
ing the surplus length to project at the
top The burlap should form the door
of the box by slipping the selvage edge
of the goods over a row of small nails
driven up and down along the side of the
box. Place two-gallon pail filed with
water on top of the box and allow sur
plus length of burlsp to fall over into
the pail, The burlap will become satur-
ated, and the evaporation will keep in.
terror COOL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-28
Card of Thanks.

We sincerely thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness shown us
and for the many beautiful flowers sent
to cheer the sick room during the illness
and death of our dear one.
Airs Richardson aud family,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-28
Granite Cutters International Associa.
ton of America.

A regular meeting of the Barre branch
of the g. C. l. A. of A, will be held in
Miles hall.
Una ruinione regolare delP unione deg
Ii scalpellini Branch di Barrel avra'
lougo nella sala d Miles
On Monday evening, July 2s, at
o'clock. Angus Mcdonald, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-28
zSscTf C. 4 1Sscfr e. 4 1Ssorf e.
A. P. ABBOTT &
Not a Lot of Trash

We challenge clean ao of dry
job undesirable
that
tina wee maa %
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-28
We Are Willing to Part With the De-
sirable Makes Named Below
At Big Discount

Only small lots; we advise an early selection.
$3.50 White Repp Skirts each ............... S1.5O
20 Ratne Poplin, white tan, navy, yard . u
10 Crash pure white, extra good value yard "a
85 All Linen Damask II inch, to close yard 90
LIS White Waists, not old styles at each ..... ~
$50 Wash and Street Dresses, to close, each It's
$50 Wash and Street Dresses, to close. each . use
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
CdabIid iiirs Nna..
lie TnntcIhcit I'M Sbcatcr uub srsfItn
yifltcficttc.

Die uuSu Iturte Nerountelung nss
3uihauerrdumes ipdbreno oes
Spiels i'm Sbsotsr miro nift MIR
BON pieIen 2bsaterbsiudern ais ar
9erIide uubsqusmlitteit e%mpIunosn.
ionoeru ouh BON bsrufensn Wleois
Sinern aI8 QsiunobeitsfdGblih pers
urteilt. Ter Opbtbolmolo9e Der
@0ttinqer llnio,riitdt uno Director
Ser oortiasn NugtnfIinit. @ebsimer
M"sci5inoIrdt Or. SGmiotsR impler.
bat Dor siniosr 3tii ole i6doli9tu
Wirtung.n bss 2idtp.hiels I'M
Tbeoter noheepisitr. Rad feinea
9epbd6tuno.n iinb SabIreihe Nua.ns
srtrdntungsn barauf 3uriid3ufiibr,n,
6ab nurd Die Ysrountelunq oes 3us
Ttauerraumes uno ole belle 8eleuhs
tung Der 8ibn. pGbreno oes Spies
leg, ioipi. oonn mito,r in 0en 3rpls
Ihenott,n ourh ole belle 8eltuhtun9
hes 3ufhdusrroumes oos Mnpo's
Iunosperm0q.n 6es Nuqes iiberans
itlenot miro. 8lidt man tpdbreno
ces Mites BON Ser 9iibne neg, lpcs
audi bel Der inttrtIanteIten 6unos
lung fat isoer 3ufdnuer gsIeaeniIih
;ue, 70 p%eriuo, i'm 0untelraume ote
{ shtraft. Die MnpaNuug ooutre
INFO Idneer, ie qrsller Die 9eleuh'
Sic er0itcu Scniatipnrn Der Welt.
0rehen 0es SAFES uno 4bftelen oes
,lettriiten 2i6tss .rfpdre freiIi6
oieI @,fo. ober o0s oiirfe nidt moBa
actero f,in,
Gebeimrot Ghmiht fttnt oie Tprs
Neruuq, Dab sic BcrhtntelunQ hes
9ufdausrraumss rur 70 lpeit ocher
biirFe, Sab audi lei o~if.rtr C3e"s
ieGer ptob 70 bsIeuhtet bIsi6e. ocf
Elm normoIss Muos Den 9hedterS'ticl
cosr oas 3srtbud I'M Nbftdno DOH
40 3.ntim,tsrn gut unb obne @ns
Itrenqure 3u Itisn imItunbs 1T. Nidt
BLOB beg 3.ttsIs ooer o.s 3trtbudes
tpsQ.n, fonosrn neil bel 9tohtuna
oieIer H~oroerunq Der 2idtpshiel 70
1T, ooB er Dem Nuge bic rai6e Ins
raTung srm0oIidt. obne ibm 81
fhaoen. Nuh 6irfe Ole @erbunies
luna Der 8ii6ne I.tbft BEL Nbenos
un6 Rodti8.n.n uift 70 botordoi1
l.in, Dab Is an oas Bib ~aampf
BON N,aern in sinsm 2unn.l" ers
inn.rt. b.nn in fothem Safe nero:
Gle S.htraft oes 3uihou.rs ,bsns
fons pi.t 3u piel anQ.Itrenqt. Seht
Tddblid fir oos Nuae i.ien os.r
oud at Qrsne Qidte'f.tte duf Der
giibn., ME lie oft BEL 8aQftts ge'
brauht tpsroen.
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Sinbnou.
Cine tn 0btan sebrdudlidie uerbdna.
ntSoolle RebenSarf.


Cine Der erIten R%eoensarten, ole
Der bic dineiiihe Spro6e erlernenpe
Weitldnoer iih a%nsiensi, in 9Iastuz
DO, oas ipOrtlih iibsrisBt ,ltnterit;so
ni6t piel" bsibt uno i'm peiiern
Slime ungefdbr. heinabe. buIo be-
oeutet. 0as nunterf6ieosni1tspitl"
1T zines Der WOrte. Die oas dinelil6e
Bolt 'mn.c tiefer in bic Wibitdnoe
hes Siantsa un0 WirtIhaftslebens
bine;a0eiritben baben. 2~iosbusoo iaot
oet Beanie bel Der 8eripaltuna
pff.n,ider 8eIosr uno Ttedt nit Der
tinen 0dtc einen 2eiI oes 8eio.s in
ole ei8ene SaI6s. pIbren6 bic anbere
9ono r,n 0dusbaltspldn na6 untsn
bin abrunoet; oasieIbe Mort p.nost
ter Bauer beim Uertauf Ieines Wei=
gems ohf Dem Wartt. Der 0elolpetss
ler BERN WedIeln. Der Webesr benin
6Iei'dubpie9en, Der @ermefer BON
8runo,tiden uno uiele onoere Iteis
81 threm @orte;l an. Der getrua i'm
t%Ietnsn 9dn6elspertsbr 1T umio lei6=
ter. alS faIt ieoe 9r0bere Stdot ibrsn
ti9enen @eIoturs. ibre eieenen Mdbe
unO 0etpidte bat. Oas Dor Sobrs
bunoertsn on9epanote un0 tets nad
unttu db9erunoete ,unterI6ieos
nl4t=biel" bat Da3a beigetraeen, ooh
Die MdBe uno @eipi6te INNER iIeiz
ner ipuroen; ole Den Ghaoen traoen,
Iino i!eis ole adhfer. 0a ober infoIs
ge Ger Msroripirtihaft in China I'D,
oos Wirtfdaftslebsn in tinfafen
Jormsn bspe9t uno iso.r 9Guisr
aud lpisosr Ielbf 8ertGufer 1T. 10
sIei6t iih tpobl Die rllnebenbeit" in
Den meiiten 6dusn aus; man fam
fdasn. bob i'm aleinbonoslsosrtsbr
8ttrug auf @e8tnieiti9teit 9.iibt
ipiro.
Die Shu;o an oieTen WibitGno,n
1T auf oos 3Iasbusoo suriid5ufibrsn.
oas benz. Der ss o~nptnoenb aus
ipriht, cine Nrt bebugli6sr Selb,ts
redtf.rti9ung tir feline Cat perleibt.
Dor tur3em fagte Elm GbineIe, b1s
nllntsrfdieosnihtspisl" mar. Der
Ruin fir China. G1mit meinte .r
Dor allen bic ELECTROMAGNETIC uno
llngenduiqteit NIT Der in China pom
Der Spibs Der Reqierung bis in ole
nieOsrsn UoItstreiie gstpirtI4aftst
niro. Wan Tam nur muni6en. Dab
oas Wort 3fabubo aus Dem dines
fii6sn Sprodfdobe peri6ninoet uno
al Gtete oes red1t bebnbaren Ye=
oriffs fhdrf ausgepragte Worie.
ndmIih: GbrIidfeit uno pinttlih-
teit. tretsn. en- bisisu Worten lisgt
od5 @e5eimuiS oes GrItarten8 Gbi'
mas.
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bOber limb OILS in ben meiiten anbern
Stdoten pon @isconiiu. limb oieIe 8a'
ten nun erbebIth reou5lrt mOroen. 50
beidIoB bic So @roiie Sire 4ssnts @ls
location in ibrer Sisuns am 0ienstna
Wa6mittos, nit einem &otum BON ID
gu Z. Die neuen &aten seltem bonn /.
WtarS 1913 an, aber nur fir neue
8er'berunsen uno nidt iir iolhe Die
leBt in Strait iino. O. built allo ipenn
man ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ben Nfeturran5.
Wasnaten etiuaS auf bic Singer iisbt.
Die neuen Staten auf @obn. uno
@eida'tSbduier iino bon jest an nm
BON Is bis 25 Brocent nieoriaer, mas
%unierer 8irserihaft elm ihones Stud
8elo eriparen wiro. Der &f sssen
bic tisberisen bOben Staten mar felt ca.
2 Sabren i'm @nnss. uno bier fam
man aIip aud iasen: Gnos gut, Nass
gut.
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Bas- 90urSe aut 8abnhof abae.

Iuusrt. 6.rr y, Nsnien bon uplano.
Nebr.. ersdhlt iiber Elm in~tereliantes
@rsisniB, oaB ibm bssesnste ols sr nuf
Dem Bobnbof in llpIaRo cine uon ibm
beitsllts 8ilie JornIs NIpsntrduier ob.
boIts. Or idr,ibi .Sbr alpsnfrdu.
ter tbut bier pieI 8utes unb itebt in
GROCER 0adfrnss bfim BubIitum. @ls
Ih bic leste Ssnbun9 erbielt. murbs id
Don Runbsn am 8obnboi a~baslauert
un6 muste finI Jlrihen bsraebsn. UNI
iis 81 b~efrieoigsn. Ste al, iassn, Der
GIpsnirduter 1T osr sinjise GrSt, bitten
Fl. bsn0tbissn.
Der Glpentrdutsr rsttste bier ben
fleinsn Sobn bes perm 6. 81. Bsnien.
Die Ger5te tuo(tsn ibn nad benz Soi.
pitol nebmen, nm tbn Su operieren. or
tit jsst iets Sabre alt unb seinno unb
munter."
9aB Jorni's Glpsnfrdnter iid elmer
gr6Bsrsn Bsliebbsj; srfreut, OILS iraenb
cine nnbere Mt6jllu. 1T unbehritten.
Or 1T bos cine 6slImittsl su wsltem
bic 2suts 8srtrousn boben. Die aront.
bit. mo- Jorni's Q.penfrdnter feline quite
8irtuns ueringt wiro cine iebr ieltsns
iein. or 1T teiue QpOtbetsr, Rsbisin,
iOnbsrn elm siu1tJes. Ssitsrprobtss
ardutsr SeiImitts. peI6es brett pom
2dboratorium qeasfert pirb. Man
idrei6e an: Or. &sisr Jabrnep s Cons
60, 19-25 90. ooqne Gpe., @bica9o,
III.
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2pmetenb:Indj
Ginfse Der NeltenbummIcr ,peroen tn
bieiem Sabre ,uieeerfehrsn.

SIN esasnipGrtigen Sabre lp.rosn
mebrtrs aomettn D turSer lms
luufs3sit our Come 5uriidt.brsn.
Rad ben @ngoben BON prof. 2sbs
mann DON tonigI. oitronomiiden
Redeninititut gu Berlin iino es fol-
esnos: Der Gomet 2uttls nit 1877
Sabrsn umlaufs5eit, Der aomst 9ols
mes nit 50 Snbren u~mInuis3eit dnb
Ser 8omst 5inIap nit &C. Slbr.n
umIaufs3sit. Der GuttIeId. aom.t
gtbort 3u bsnsn, Ole crit cine pi.oers
boIte G%ntoedunq erfabren muBten.
ebe ibrs Ysriooi3itdt srtunnt puroe.
81 puroe am 4. %S5anuar 1858 bon
3uttts in Cambridge. Mail. uno
peni9e 9aoe fpdttr, am II. Sanuar.
bon 8rubns in Berlin sntoedt. 8alo
nab ben sritsn 9abnbIednungen
iteIte iif berous. Dap man es nit Der
Nisosrte6r zines an 8. Sunuar 1890
bon Wehain entoedten &ometen gu
tuu babe, psnn mar unnahm. 0oB
bi.Ier in3nii6sn finfmaI Ieinen Inn
lauf Qemaft babe. Rad Den aenau'
tren llnteriuhunaen bate Die Dieoers
tsbr meiit unter fir Die 8eobahtun9
ungiinItioen llmitdnosn itattgefunoeu.
70 bab bisfe umfomsbr unbsm,rtt
poriibergsbn tonnte. als man ni6t
ourauf porb.rsitst mar. Seii0em 1T
Der &omst in j,osr Der fol9.nb.n Grs
Iheinunaen pisoerotfuno.n tpoto.n.
Der 6olm,sffs Gomet. Der .rit i'm
Sobr. 1892 ento.dt poroen 1T, 1T
oleihfaQs in ben beiosn i.itosm srs
folot.n Grf6einunqen btobdhtet pors
ben. 3inlapi6. aom,t 1T 1886 .nt'
6tdt nor0en; er tpuro. in ben Grs
idJeinuno.n BON 1893 uno 1906 ptes
berqefunben. gsi Der Wi.oertthr i'm
Sabr 1900 mar Ct tue9.n gu oroBer
G%ntf.rnunq BON Der Groe niht BEL
s.nus. UNI esf.b.n p.ro.n gu tonn,n,
oa .r nuh unt.r giinitlg.ren Beoin7
gure.n nur fhpah 1T. Inter Den bier
niAt nnosfibrt.H betaunt.n p.riocis
ff.n aom.t.n. 6.r.n Wi.o.rt.br be-
porft.bt. miro. nod Der Gon.t be
@itosSpift gu n.nn.n i.in, p.nn mir
nidt unn.bm.n miBt.n. baB feline
gabn ourd 6i. Ginpirtuno oss
qlan.t.n 9upittr 70 b.b.utsnb. Der
Gno.runo.n .~rlitt.n bat, oaB CT pcbt
,inftn,jI,n au ben perlorenen aome
ten au re6n.n 1T. Dug.g.n birft.
Der am %. @uqu't 1906 BON Sopff
in 6,ib,tb,rg ,nto.dt. aom.t, fir
osfen umlouFs5.it BIZ. R.6nung SIS
big 81 Sabre ,rgsbsn BAT, gu Qnfong
bi.fes S.abrss in bic Sonneundhe sits
riidtebrsn. Wis foFt fdmtIi6e psrios
6iT6e aometsn, Tiro aud Die Oorit.s
hsnb qsnonntsn in oj,fsm 5abr: in 81.
Qdhe Der Come 3urI~ttshrsn0sn o
70 osrinqer 6e1iqtsit. o1b lie nur nit
mshr o6er msniqN ~ljttitdrtsn Jsrn'
ro6rsn tuerbtn 3u leben isln.
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Dos @slb Suriiderituttst. mem es Gle
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5ie sS auf unier Riiito. Die erite 0os
lis bilit. 3. R. @ens in aIoponoa.
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