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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-09-18

the face of all the other expenses and give five hundred dollars
of the city, money the treasury of the fair They advised
that better for the city be in debt $500 and have
the fair association $500 of debt They advised
that would only about fifty for each thousand dollars
of taxable property give the fair $780, that the fair association
would the money pay premiums exhibits made by the
local people the county, of which would to the farmers
and would be spent again the channels of trade in the
that contributed the 5000 That money spent trade bne
fits the merchant the lawyer the doctor and clerk the mechanic
and other aborers and the of property the latter by max
ing their property worth money sell to That if
man his home and doesn't sell it, he is better off
by having the fair because makes business and more
ployment all about him and he naturally gets share.
The theory good but it without its objections. Great
developments have this locality since the advent of the
fair and the sugar beet and with the coming of better herds and
the so and richer feed for finer stock great wealth will be created
and it possible distribute the burdens absolutely right
If mistakes made of Judgment but made honestly
and with sincere desire do what best why not be about
it and make the best of it? .....-
h'' The council gave them So 10. - 'fo@ -s@.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-09-18
PROVES HAINES WAS SINCERE

Governor Haines has appointed north Idaho to the
suprend bench accordance with the statement he made Ito
Bakoot last February when they tried to force bluff him
making appointment of Blackfoot to make easier
for Hanes to secure the nomination for governor.
They did their best force his hand he stood his ground
knowing they would put up hard fight against him. he stood
their fight stood the onslaught of scandal raised against him
the effect that he trade give the position to Judge
Bulge for political influence favor of Hanes he the
face of all these nprncped political methods and when
time hold the fall of the supreme court he had north
Idaho the BENCH who selected without regard the
political turmoil.
According reports the only the bunch who keeny
disappointed the authors of the prncped methods and it
should be so. A1a
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-09-18
WYMAN'S DISAPPOINTMENT

Elsewhere in this issue give the experience of Frank
T. Wyman of Boise and his disappointment The ambition of
his life have place the supreme bench in ldaho and
when it was offered him he could accept
How true that is of lot of the things hope for
and strive for? 1t may be accounted part of the divine plan
to make things bait and inspiration wiring the best
efforts from men, and them having built up great character it
continues render grand service its line place But after all
the heart be when has had what it
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-09-18
INSURANCE MAN WANTED

State manager of a well known
old line life insurance company de-
sires to employ local agent for
Blackfoot and vicinity at once. No
time for loafers. Only workers ac-
cepted. Give references. Address,
J. A. N, Idaho Republican, Black
foot, Idaho. adv. S-3
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-09-18
THE COUNCIL HAS TROUBLES

Things came to interesting point Monday night the
CITY council meeting when county officials and heavy taxpayers
on the fair board asked the city council to raise the levy
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Two eoys killed Al CROSSING

Edwin Bowen and Fred Eneir. ~
we're Killed 40 a ross iua liz Mst
Fcrrt. Onlu. When tHeir mill vs.
Nas lil h4 train
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30
Fitzgerald, Ga.

socialist and labor member of
parliamnt, described the South
African governments action as
"a very cynical conclusion to the
South African war. y
Another comment loudly ap-
piauded was:
1t is worse scandal than
that of Chinese labor" -. refer
ring to the Soute African govern
ment, ordinance by which Ash
attic laborers were brought to
South Africa under contrast at
low prices to work in the mines,
but which later was repealed.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30

DOM And then the reactionary
party, the champions of govern
ment of the many by the few,
quietly but effectively took con-
troll of the government.
WHEN COURTS TOOK POWER
"The Importance, indeed the
overwhelming preponderance of
the Judiciary in the government
was unexpectedly created in 1903
by a decision of the supreme court
of the United States, without a
line in the constitution to authorize
it, when that body assumed by the
right to veto any act of congress
they chose to hold unconstitutional.
"The assertion of this doctrine
was promptly seized upon as a
boon by the special interests and
by all who believed at heart in the
government of the many for the
benefit of the few. 1t has practi-
callY made the courts the dominant
power IN every state in the union.
Whenever any progressive statute
has not been in accord with the
economic views entertained by the
courts they have generally exer-
cised their power to declare such
statute unconstitutional because it
was not due process of law Pro-
fessor Corwin of Princeton uni
versity recently said that due pro-
cess of law is not a legal concept
at all, but merely a rowing COM
mission to judges to sink whatever
legislative craft may appear to
them from the standpoint of vest.
ed interests, to be of a piratical
tendency"
NOT WARRANTED BY CONSTITUTION.
Declaring that the constitution
does not authorize the assumption
of unlimited power by the courts,
Justice Clark said that if the con-
stitution had given the judges the
right to set aside statute it would
have given the legislative branch
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30

the same power in the case of an
executive veto. FHowever plausi-
ble," he continued, ''the arguments
in favor of judicial supremacy, its
friends cannot point to a line in
the constitution which confers it. -
In warning his brother judges
against overstepping their authori-
tY, the speaker declared that "Mr.
Justice Harlan has well said,
"When the American people come
to the conclusion that the judiciary
of this land is usurping to itself
the functions of the legislative de-
partment of the government, we
will find trouble. Ninety millions
of people-all sorts of people-are
not going to submit to the usurpa-
ton by the judiciary of the func-
tions of other departments of the
government and the power on its
part to delare what is the public
policy of the United States"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30
COURT OL|GARCHY
RULING COUNTRY
Chief Justice Walter Clarke
of North Carolina so De-
clares--He Warns His Eel
low Jurists to Take
Heed.

New York, January 28-Declar-
ing that all the powers of govern
ment, both federal and state, while
atthe feet of Judicial oligarchY''
compased of the lawyers of the
United States, Chief Justice Wal
ter Clark of the North Carolina
supreme court, addressing a meet
ing of the Peoples Institute at
Cooper Union, warned his fellow
jurists throughout the country to
take heed lest their power prove
their own undoing. Discussing
Government by Judges" Justice
White said: cit has been said that
a contented people have no annals.
The present unrest among the peo-
pie. strange as it may seem, is one
of the best signs of the times.
When people are content they
either are ignorant of better con-
aditions or hopeless of attaining
them. "A divine discomfort is
the basis of civilization and of all
progress in lettering the condition
of humanity.
SIN this country, as in all coun-
tries, the control of the govern
ment IS in the hands of the few.
We have learned that the form of
government amounts to little. The
real question is, where does the
control of government resideY''
SIN this country, In 1915, we
issued a declation which was the
subIimest the world has ever heard
It proclaimed the rights of man.
kind and their equality and free
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30
Notice.

Every person, firm or corpora
ton doing business of any kind in
the City of Fitzgerald must regis
ter their names and business with
the City Clerk, also :pay their o.
cupation Tax which is due now
and payable at the Treasurer's
Office in the City Hall, as ordained
by ordinance No. 1854.
David L. Paulk,
City Clerk!
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30
LABoR1MEN STIRRED.

Glasgow, q Janurry 28-T h e
annual Scottish labor conference
sittingl here to-day passed a
preremptorysresolution demand
ing that theEBritish government
recall ViscountsG Gladstone, gov
ernor general of South Africa.
because of the labor deportation
of labor leaders at Cape Town.
The resolution..strongly condemns
the government; of South Africa
for its action.
Heated speeches were deliver
ed in which denunciation were
expressed of ::the violation of
the most elementary rights of
British citizenship" by General
Louis Botho. t h e premier of
South Africa.
James Ramsey Mcdonald, a.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30
Contempt Of Court
Laid To Law
For DepOrting Labor Lea
ders From South Africa
ministers Must Face
Judge.

Pretoria, Union of South Afri-
ca, January 18th. Court pro-
ceedings against the ministers
of justice, defense and interior
because of their action in deport-
ing the South African strike
leaders. ;.began pro mptly today
The supreme court Judge Sir
John w. Vessels. granted an
application for leave to attach
the three ministers for COM
tempt of court.
The Judge declared that if he
had yesterday possessed informa-
ton he had today he would have
granted an INDUCTION restraining
the government from deporting
the men.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30
Notice

Genuine frOst-proof and
sun-prOOf cabbage plants at
the old reliable Bee Hive
Grocery and Seed Store.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30

l am no longer connected with
the firm of Lowe & Clayton and
am not responsible for any in
debtedness of the above firm.
(Signed) A. j. Clayton.
.30-3t
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30
Wanted To Sell Mules

l have a pair of large mules
about nine years old, will sell cheap
also two horse wagon. Apply to
W. L. Becker II miles east on
Ashton road. 8-tf.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30
FOR RENT:

First floor and storage Gel
lar of 3.story Phoenix Bldg,
214 E. Central.
Apply to
Mrs. Cora Wilson, 5. 6. Pryor, Jr.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-01-30
Make Your Own Paint

and you will know what you are using
on your property. The way is easy
Buy one gallon of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05
Ans BEN iibrisrm Thetlrm.

@arfen, IA. Ipril.-Ius ct.
telbriid sIr~iidfebreno, fiel Der bein,
Mderer Steid)en bebienitete aneft ~.
Gpert aus Sitbren pom Seiuter mno
muroe iiberiabren. Gr erlitt 10
i6pere Serleslngen, bab or mebrere
Stunoen ipGter itarb.
u ii mclingcn, II. Spril. -
Seineu Serlesnnaen erlegen lit i'm
Spital Si Settineen Der 30iabrise
leoise Arbeiter Sobann Neuenien BON
bier.
3uebsen, If. gpril.--Sm sn.
peien oes IdererS Sobann aree bradl
Seiier aus, oas einen Sbeil oes &c.
bGuoes nebit S%ourasen 5eritorte. Der.
iid)erter Shooen etma 5000 Sr.
@iwels (Vianben), Is. @pril.--
@eitern geluusten ca. % Seftar lan-
nenpnlbrngen uno 2obbefen ans
Dem 9eiistbum oes %peritorbenen Ho.
tars Serrn aarl Wolii aus gbter'
nad) sur oiientlihsn Seriteiseruns,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05

port, mo 5r. 5instsen Geiienber fir
cine Sirmd lit, nieberlaIien. Gem
iuuaen Yndre n1iere 8liidpiinifel-
Ybtlipp Stumater bon Srcnoit, Ga
naba, 1T mad Qdgtotte gu ieinen be-
tngten gltern duriideetebrt.-2. e.
Watfins, W2tnn.-Im 25. Ipril
reiite Serr o.. 9eislin9er nit ieinen
brei Sobnen mad aern1ore, u. Sat.
our Soh5eit ieiner Sohter nit 9rn.
Rid. S1nbmafer.-8.
Wprtbinston, Sa.-am IS. Ipril
iino in Der bieiisen ct. Saul Stride
Srl. Sora 6. Stoq unb Sr. gofp,
SGenrmel ebelih setraut tporben. Sie
nerben iid auf Der Sfemmels 5eirns
itGtte oitlib bon Der Stabt nieoerlnnen,
Slid gum 8nnbel-S. 8.
Bloomington, 1is.-Sn Der bieiis
gen ct. Rariens Stride lit Die bepors
ftebenbe Sctratb bon SRI. Itemon Dor
Glenn Snpen rnb Srn. airihbdnn
aneetiinbiet fporben.-S. s.
White Gafe, g. 3.-4m 25. Ipril
itdrb Worsens ftpoblperleben nit Der
III. Sterbeiafrttnenteu Sruu Sniannc
Santen. sehc Semutb. Sriber pobnt'
Die Gerlorbene tn @ilbertnile, ga.
unb 3os porf32 Sabren nit ibren
Tanne, Sobaan 5anten, mad 8bitt
Safe, 9. 3. Sic binterldBt cine aroBt
Sdaar ainSer, Die ben Sob Der Nut.
ter betrauern. Sas feierlife Seerdb.
nib fanb AM 81. Ipril inter GROCER
8etbeilieuns itatt. Sie rube in Srie'
oenl Inner Seileibl-S. e. R.
Rem Snmptpn, Soma.-8etorber
i'm 6oipital in Dubuque lit I'm rs
Ipril Sran Setter Gilbert BON bier
Sic 2eime tpurbe mad Stem Samptpr
sebraht unb beutc Ioreen I'M 8 llbi
bon Der ct. Tariens Stride aus be:
erbist. Sic gcritorbene binterldb.
ibren 8atten unb sfpei @inbcr, Iotpit
piele gertpanbte uno Sreunbe. liner
ber3lifes 9eiletb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05
6%ro6bfDogtbnm.
Aus Der 1amptaaat.

Gnrem b n,r a, 20. gpril. =
Whlttergottes- Sftape. = 8ir leien
in Der Su Wtes erideinenoen n9otb.
ringer Solfsitimme": ani Sltr Yil.
gerfabrt naf auremburg CUR Sroite.
rim Der 9etriibtben, am 6. mo Z. Mai
1914. Seit Sabren bereits paaen
frorrme 8ileer aus 2otbrinsen rnO
2mremb,lre an Die fl. StGtte, no Die
Erolterin Der getriibten 10 manfcul
Wiiblelisen mo @ebeugten ibon
Silfe uno 2abial seipenoet bat. so
iou es aud, in oieiem Sabre geit)c.
ben. In Die fatboliifen Wt1nner
uno Sraten ergebt iomit Der Hilf,
BON lleltem lid porsuberciten sur Eil-
serfabrt naf 2iiremburg. ST Warieus
@%naoenort. Die 9ptbringer Silger.
fabrt nad Surembura 5u Muriu,
.Sroiteriu Der 8etriibten," iinOet
itatt fir Die iran5oiiif Spretlenoen
am Mittpohl 6. Mai, fir Die oeutidl
Spredenoen am Sonnerstag, Z. Iai.
SIR 2~5jGbrises 9ienitjnbilGnm ia.
ben fiirslid iolgenoe erienbabnbeam.
ten beganeen: $50. @ehlen, Sber-
babnboisporiteber in 9urembnrg
Sung, Observation-Disclosures in CIR
emburg; Waiieler. Giienbabnoberie-
fretdr in 9uremburg; @retben. Wfa-
gasinaufieber in 2iirembnrs; 9ris-
bois, 9abuhoiSperpalter in 9ettem.
burg uno goinser, unteraiiiitent III
Wterif.
Yfarrflerns.-1en bod,m. Serreu
Silp. G%broitopbe. Yiarrer in Serbori,
go. 0tanfel. Eiorrer in Merl llno
Aif. ShwebafL Yiarrer in @alier.
bingen, wlrbe aui Seaebren ebren'
po1e Gntloiiung aus Dem Yiarramte
bepiliet. -gs murben ernonnt: Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05

bofap. Serr Sricbrit Shirt, Bforrer
in 9oesoort gum Eiarrer in Weri;
Der bod1w. $. Ilois Weblen. Gfarrer
in guri6eio, gum Yiarrer in Der.
oorf; Der bofm. Serr Widlael
Shmis, Vfarrer in Selinsen, gum
8farrer in @alferoinsen; Der bof,m.
Serr Wtifael ainsele, 9tfdr in Bet.
temburg, gum 4iarrer in Se0inaen
Der bofn. Serr Yeter Iaih, 0ifar in
&apl, gum @itar i'll 8ettembmre.-
Serner purbe ser peniionierte Hior.
rer Serr Hif. S1pebah gum gene.
i%i3iaten an Der Narienfapele in an-
Iembltrg ernannt.
Tilsersus mad SuarSes. = Ger
biesiGbrige Htlser5ue bon 2iirem-
burg naf 9ouroes mirb am IA. Sep.
TENDER fiinitig d~biabren. Auf bel.
laden @iinitp miro man BEL Der Sin.
frbrt in Barap.le.W ontof, Der Stdtts
oes alIerteilteiten Ser5ens Seiii, q.
nen mebritiinoigen 4nfentbuIt neb.
men. Sn 2curbes miro man pie &c.
mobnlih flint oolle Gage per,peilen
Die Aadfebr IN 2nrembure eriolg,
am Ratmtttug oes %. September
Der Treis fir Die Sim nnb Riid'
fdhrt lit, ipie in ben perenneeneu
Sdbren, "a Warf fir bic 8. 3ioiie
uno 81 Marf fir Die 2. alaife.
Sterbef6Qe Der Stabt. Bonn 2.
s(pril: Sobann aremer, oft SO s.,
peni. No%itfommis.--3 anr( Seins.
oft 81 s., @Grtner aug arloneritrobe.
4; Better gartbel, aft 81 s., Iog.
lobner; Nifolaiis Sonntoe. oft go s.,
! Subrmann, ebelos, aus Giimelinger
SranS Sieoler, alt 9 ~; Tron;
&ops, oft s 3d.: Maria Strdlb.
aft 8 3. iino s M.-6.: Better Glib.
gen, alt 4 :. uno 10 W.; aatharino
9our, aft 70 s., gbefrou BON Ionti.
nif Sebber. slderer Si gartrinsen. =
l.: Maria Wilgre. alt so s., obne
Stano, ebelos aus 8iebesoorf in
9othrinaen; Salomon 0epp, alt ~
s.. SanoeIsmonn; Sobam Shrltes,
aft 39S.. Saslobner aus Soaenfels
Yeter Sholtes, aft II s.. Tienit.
fnedt aus Ssis.-s.: 9ertram Sh1.
Ter, dit 81 s.. Saslobner aus Bonnie.
neg.-9.: 8atbarina Miiaer, alt III
s.. aus Gid un Der IlSette; 5pbiflo
aahlt, a. IS s., @ittme BON Daniel
Hoientbal; Stlbs. &aufmann SIT Sc.
bcnhauien in 8iirttembera. - 10.
Npril: Wabeleinc 3iefier. alt 60 s.,
gbefrou bon Siibor 2anien. Weibser.
Der; Sdfob Gonrarbn. oft II s., obne
Stano; 5ran5isfa Moes, aft 81 s..
gbeirou bon 9ertbolo 9nnoiii, @au.
rer su al5ingen. - To-: Sobann
Srierpeiler. alt SO s., Sftroi.Gon
popeur.-t6.: 9ertri,o Georges, ali
II s., @ittme bon Sobam Ibenbs,
StlbS. Maurer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05

pcnn man ben Gonlum bon seiitisen
@etrdnten ~tbeiunbers bon Whisfep)
in trodenen urp naiien Stadten aus
chamber seholten bate. Sab iene
aussaben iiberfliiiiis limb, lpolen mir
gar niflt bebauptet bnben. Hiht eth
einsiscs Stem lit iiberfliiiite. fpenn Der
ein5elne Burger oes 9anbes lid oerz
lelben innerbalb ieiner Bebiirfniiie be-
bent bat. Ser Weniheueeiit ion
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05
Observation-Disclosures SdJsvvN1
! %Sn4em6urger 9la&ri&ten. :


n hu'et bollech verkaft, ma a
gro'usse' Quantitaten. Esu hu'et N
sech damn zimmlech durchgeschlohn,
-esu govt EVIL ct alt guhng. A.Flori-
bus braucht 'en not re leewen; dc
Verde'enst war re kleng. = Ma op
emol kuhn eng Wendong op d'Ta.
pe'et; n hat CUR ken Ofsatz NEE; I
wolff ken 'em mi seng Dommhet of.
kafen. Wat war d'Schold d'rvun?
D'Konkurrenz! Not dat enaneren
Deiwel och Dommhet verkaft hiatt
sonnern, well enaneren Deiwel &C.
schethet verzapt hu'et.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05

Sicr i'm gilbe Iinb eitisc Der Nus
sabcn iauitriert. Die Die a~merifaniid,e
Ration iid naidbrlif ~leiitet. Sab
in Oieien Ius9uben Der Gonilm bon
e~eiitieen 9etrdnfen an eriter SteQe
fieuriert, lit iiterlih feline gbre fir
uns. 0ieies Dor ausen 81 fi;bren,
mar auf ipabriheiulih uripriiuglif)
Die Ibiiht oieies Bibles. Sas Silb
mare iiherlid noaitdnoiser seporben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-05

lie SGlite Ses acmpleyes rpiir6e bon
bieiieen Ginipobnern aneeifeigerf.
Die Weriteiseruns ereob elm De.
iamnltreiulfot BON 5175 ST.
Stesen, ~. apriI. - geitern
oeritieo bier in ibren1 glterubotie
Jrl. gliie Wepers I'M 4lter bon n
Sabren. Sic rpdr Die Efapeiter BEE
friiheren Rotars Serrt Wepers aus
9iefirh.
GlminseR (Aantsn NesinseR),
II. Ipril. - Gin etgentbiimliter
7oppelIS terbefoT1 bat Die i'm sansert
4anton &eSinsen beifbefonnte Gomi.
Tie Crianne betroffeu. Sim Dienstas
Worsen I'M bolb 8 libr itarb GER
Seinri1 Orianne.G orsen, i'm aIfer
Don IS Sobren. Nm WittrpoH Nor.
gen I'M, bofb 8 llbr, senoii "a Stin.
ben nod benz 3obe ieines 9r1ibers,
itorb ebenfafls nod ldneerer aronf.
belt GER Mbeeorbneter Spbonx
Srionne I'M Mlter BON 70 Nokren. Ct
mar Der GItersprGii6ent Der lnserr
bursiid,et aonrrer. 3usletf mar e.
IbeeorSneter oeS 8uutors Mebineer
3uerit bon 1e75-1S99 iinb oonn
bon 1908 Bic su Ieirert lobe.
gtaaben, Is. aprI.-Wen ei.
rter Neiie aus Der @ren;orfid,oit
Aotb Suridfebreno, gine ous piero
Dee 0an6pirtbes Germ Nofh. S@irs
ourf. Stirs fiel bonn @aseH nHb
erlitt p~eridiebene 9erlesunsen.
3ssSsrf, Is. apriI. - 0eitetn
Itarb bier pfosItH 6er d1teite Nonn
unierer Srtifoft, Ger, Slbert Wep.
bert, I'M alter non 81 Jobren.
GGtcrnaA, Is. apriI. - Ser
nnfer benz Rornen a$oteI be Ia Gore"
befonnte Goifbof 6es Germ SeinriH
Wiefe1 trtlr1e seftern nit fdmmtliGen
mobilior DON GERM Wdener, Balm.
boisreitauroteiir in aIeinbettinaen,
gum Hreiie bon $500 Jr. MERIT 10
Trosent aoften aueeiteisert. Serr
Ddener perfauite ieinerieifs bos So.
tel mieoer an Germ Simon.Seeuter
aus Mdrfelinaen.
Wonrf&eib, f6. sfpril. - Sc.
fnnntlih ereignete fiH am 81. N1r5
bier auf elmer 1dbe Dem Gorie sele.
senen Steinsriibe elm idpperer LIN.
aliidsfol, inoem Der arbeiter 2.
1bonmes bon elmer eyploSierten
Brine aetrofien uno IebensaeiGhrli4
perlest rporoeu mar. Tteier 1aae lit
MN Der uneliidlidc Wann ieiWen
0crlcsiinsen erieeen.
Qinf8en, is. April. = aeste
Ndft ruonte bic 6~5iGbrise Uittpe ri.
folaus gergem ibrem ihon ieit Sab.
rem franfen scbne Ndiier gum Trim.
fen bolen. Sierbei iiel Die @reiiin 10
unsliidliH Die lreppe binob. bob iie
dif Der gtefe tc6t bIieb. Der be.
bauernspertbe fronfe sobn 1T nun.
mebr alein ohne Si[fe nod Vfleee.
@onnepcg, is. MpriI. - NaH,
lGnaerer aronfheit itorb beute Tor.
gen ploslin unier seIiebier Yiorrer
Serr g. chimes. Der Iubinae.
ihiebene rpurbc seboren su SoIenfels
am 10. Suli 1861. Gum Vrieiier se.
weibt an, 90. slueiiit 1884, mirfte cr
5uerit aIs Tifdr in 1tbelineen. bann
al Weimersfira. am I. September
1893 purbe er olB Vifar nod Some.
meg ernannf, oas oamols nod snr
1farrei So1erih aeborte. I'm s.
September 1897 erbielt er feline gn.
ite(lrns als Vforrer Der neiier yfar.
rel 9onnerpeg. SmanSis Sabre npirfte
Serr 5binnes in unierer Srtid3uft.
Or ipirb in ieinem Seimntbsbcrfe
SoGeniels am Is. sfpril beeroben.-
r. l. p.
ettemburs A, is. 4pril.-gm
1ienstas lieb Die 1arnilie Ses Germ
9orons Saequinot.G oflort elm 8au.
terrainfcmpler offentlih periieieern
Gin 9auplos BON $50 Mr. puroe fiji
1900 5r. anseiteiaert. !9mei Ter.
rains bon lie 4.96 ar rrurben III,
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