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The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

a r.iiIasi ..nI Ia n~ns.r on
ba sin..s. this morning.
Mss, Charles Msis,naia i.n this
mornias foi Los Nas.i.s where sh-
will s,eni ths snmm-s ~iih L.r
mother.
Mss iiarbry Norman aad Miss
Mary TsoimAn aHnt IL itason this
morning to si.-nd = f-~ days -iih
friends. and with their 'bro,l.E. Mr,
rooiinan. who is in the hospital
there.
Miss Mary fSIhs ant Miss Mar
sar-t M.Aiiisi-F left this .,asnins for
Greeley where ,h-y ~iii attend the
! .nn,,uer session "f the state T-arh-
ers' College. They ~iii spend Ih-
Las, part Of III. Summer si,h friends
in Drawer,
l.. D-iiis-. of kahs,. CITY. passed
thsoash this city this morning IN
route Ia S~w Mssien where he ~iii
buy cattle.
Mr., GrosEr s,-rassn arrived ,hf.
masnins Irosn chirsso she ~iii L.
the su-.i NJ Mrs., l., u, i-sp-s for the
rest Of the summer.
Mr.. ~. Nsiih--s vent L. iia'an
this mossisx where .h- -iii sp-ni .
f-N days ~iih Airs D-snis.
Mrs J. u. coug'a-,. ot VALDEZ.
sp~aI the DAY h-s-. .hoppinss
Mr.. J. =. Wells and h-s mother.
Mr. O'Sesi. isf, shi. mosaiss for
California. ~her- they ~iii sp-ni the
samm-r sisiliax .fi-aas.
e. y. Wyaa~. a. ts-a,-E. .!s~s, ,-s.
'-r.isy In the .is sish relatives. ii-
will r-sarn In his hom- to-day
G-ass- u. Sssa,,"n left ts.sia, for
HE home In ksnsas. after sr-aiias .
f-~ iays here.
q. ". is~asna. 81 beaver. IL In the
city an q .host hssia-s. trip.
Ms. and Mr.. iiisrkman went -asl
'hs. snnsssss where they ~iii sp-sd
the samm~r With friends.
q. ". Orange. Of Chicago. came In
last nishi tn .rrai the iss io.kins
after business matters
lame. R-ani-. the ~-ii kno~n cat.
tie man ef Ciayton. N-~ M~si'-. i.
In town on business
Mr.. and Airs ttpts tiirh'-n .f t'p-b.
io Left to-day after spending yesterday
IN the city With friends.
VIII Davies vent io Ration to-day
"n hustn-st.
". " Jami-son ot the Ians..on
tlou.s Furnishing company. came In
shi. morning after spending a trw
days a, HI. ranch.
!. u kaihii-t.rh of Kansas ~~ns
In Ration today after spending = dsy
:mr~.
br. A. ~ S~srs. Frank nuaisvy
and J. A. Wills went to Maxwell. y.
NJ. tn spend a day nshinr.
\ number of city eoun.iim~n left
In cars a, ! o'clock yesterday after
noon for North Lake. where the,
siii ar-nd Sunday.
Mis-. Mary and Mis-. Quite Fam.
blk spent the day shopping here.
Mrs. Nichols Of Ration came In this
morning. She will visi, her sister
for y short time.
Mrs. ]. =. Smith Of Pueblo i,f' To-
day after spending tho week with
R~ln~As kA1N
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MH- Charlie. iis.di.s oi Spfins-
l~ia. Mo. arrived to-day 4. sI'-' Il iL-
sainn,ss sith Mt. Ora Sl-rfs,
r. \. iisis-~ ot i'.ss is In the city
ioiss.
Mrs. T.. II. t-tt-f of Nsios ,s In
the sis To st~si q f-s dsss With
fsi-nd..
\. u, Wiiiisms at Hastings s1-n'
the dsy here os basia--s-
Nil. risssn.. Rioion vent l"
Hastings ,hi. afternoon. sh- has
,,--n s,i-nains the i-aeh-fs inssi'ai.
for the iAAsi s~o seeks
- itas. aha Mrs i,"ss --ns I"
their horne in MaJ-.ii. thi. after
noon The, sp-n, the morning sh"t'-
tins,
Master iiru csss. st Forbes. sp-n'
the morning in ,h- city
l.. y. Morris ami Miss Clara vent
10 their h.sn- q, Mai~.,is ,hi. after
nom. after hasins sp-ns the mash'
inE in the city sa basin-ss.
Mis-. Gsas. iiay-.. -ho has h--n
ast.naihE ihsiisui- h-s-. returned "a
her home al iJiiins this afternoon
Mis-. Mar, Thomas as wais-nbufs
/. sp~aiins a fee aass si'h Miss
i,nsh Hates. sh- AMI Mis-. ita,-s ~ii,
leave Mandsy sss California sh.r-
they -itt srrnd the summer al the
s"as, .iii-ss
Msss ttsog~s. niash-s of Mis-. Nina
Nha-s.un. ~ha has i.-.n Waiting hers
i"f snsn- time. r~'ufh.a in h-s home
'n-iay. Mss iioor-r Il. . former
srs'i-n, at 'hi. city. AMI is sa~ iis.
lns ss iA-i,a.
Nj. Nrk-~ 81 Chi.asa I. ,tsitins
With ifi-ad. In the city.
Niss Grace johnsoa. oh. has '.--s
si.i'isx Miss t,s,~s rhiiii-. ~-ai Ia
h~s hoss~ In Pueblo this sstrssa.s
Js.k Gib',. ot Ds~son. y. ~. left
'o-ias for drawer. after sr-adins the
week herr ~iih hi. mother.
Mi~1 Ain-s'i AMI Miss t..'iii --nI
ia t"s.iand tht. afi~fns.,a. where
the, ~iii male their ho'n-.
j"s-ph A. is,'-Sts. q veil in"~ n
cattle nan "f Tsia-h-ris. n s,--ni.
inr the day in Trinidad.
Miss tTos-nt- i.iiiis. ~'h. has h~-n
the su.@i nf Mt.. Dwight r.'~ns-f.
a"n' I" Ss,"s to-day. whore sh~ viii
si-nd = i-~ isy. b-for- s"inc io
California 4" sr~nd tho summer.
A n. Smiih ot Pueblo Ia Spending
few DAYS In the city.
Airs. l.. Giassin of iiss,inxa sp-n,
the la, shopping here.
F.r-d ". Clark has returned tr"n'
wa!.~bburs. where hr sp~nt n few
days an business.
T. u. Nash and Mr.. Mexican went
Ia Grand Iuh.tioa to-day. Mr.. Nash
viii return To III" city soon.
Airs. Clarence Ross left this morn
ing for BOULDER. where she will spend
part of .h- summer with friends
Mis-. Thcima Wilson arcomHa panied
her.
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Printing os -sery description neat.
" and aai-kiy eIecut-d At the
Chronirl~- News joh rooma. Samples
and 1uotss,ons m request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 80 u
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20

1914 model Overland ear. completely
equipped with n self starter and cicc
ticai attachments.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
rRxr COOK BUYS OVERLAND

Fred Cook, the popular agent of
the C.. 4 s. railroad. today purchased
from Bennett & Dale five passenger
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-20
Promised Bargains

In glasses do not mislcad thinking
people. The man who offers YOU
glasses ut ridiculo,isly low prices is
either fool or a fakir.
1t the glasses arc worth $500 he
can get $500 for them.
n they are only worth 33c or 500
you don't want them al any price.
Whether YOU nay us &3.O6. $500
or more for n pair of glasses you
will get fun value both in quality
Of goods and the experience Of our
optomctrist.
We guarantee all our work.
e. l.. ALLEN
JEWELER 4 0PTlC1AN.
ITO ". Main st., Trinidad.
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c.H WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
The evening world., 1914-03-06

shed. In making his statement Tur.
ner declared that he had listened to
n sermon delivered by Rev. j. u.
Cook. and. overcome by remors". he
had told the minister Of the crime.
According to the story related by
Turner he was freed Of the charge by
jury when his son perjured himself
and aided the father In proving an
alibi.
Since the crime In confessed to
having been committed In Crawfo d
County, District Attorney Walt has
referred the case 20 the omciah IN
Meadville. A search OF the records
there reveals that a John Turner had
been tried for murder IN tho courts
Dut had been acquitted.
members Of the family declare the
aged man insane. Reports say Tur-
ner IL seriously sick.
While the Turner family declares
tho aged man insane. County Detec'
tive sullivan and District-Attornes
Wait declare the story IL no hallucinA'
ton. said Mr.. Wait:
~ am satisfied he told the truth
The evening world., 1914-03-06

When asked for the confession, Mr..
Wait said: Turner told me that he
became infatuated With a married
woman while living IN Linesville. He
became 10 enamored with her that he
determined to get rid Of his wife. Ore
day he crept up behind her while she
was working IN the wood-shed and
beat her brains out with a table-le9
The body was found by neighbors.
Just before his arrest in 1885. Tur.
ner told me he and his son talked
the case over and then framed up the
alibi. After his acquittal Turner
The evening world., 1914-03-06

married the woman for whom he IL
said to have committed the murder.
Village gossip caused him to move
to North Girard. where the woman
died several years later.
Turner is now living with his third
wife.
Rev. John h. Cook. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Gi-
rard. Pa. to-day notified District.At-
torney J. o. Wait that John Turner.
aged eighty-three. had confessed TO
him that he murdered his wife at
I.inesville. Pa, in 1885.
The evening world., 1914-03-06
WED At oReTNA GREEN.

LONDON. March e.-0retna Green re-
vived its ancient slories yesterday when
4 wedding after the old fashion OF ia
nous runaway matches was celebrated
between q man living at Perth and bis
bride. who 5ournsyed from Devon.
They chose the place because Of it,
romantic associations. and. . villager.
according. to custom, acted ~ priest.
villagers cottage. The couple, however,
left In Q motor car, aot BY postchaise.
Vnde! the scotch law maTTisSs il
valid II the husband ana wife, having
cept one another before q witness.
The evening world., 1914-03-06
permitted TO have the companiouship

permitted 70 have the companionship
Of women relatives.
These relatives. who are famed In
Mexico for their personal beauty and
accomplishments. have besought the
mercy Of villa. but he has boon I'm
moved by their tears and their pitifui
pleadin6s.
"1f the Cientificos had Pancho villa
q prisoner In the Same circumstances
do you think he -auld be restrained
In . palace and treated with the con-
alteration have shown Don Luiss"
villa replied. mo. Pancho villa .
head would have besn placed on .
pike and paraded about the city.
The Terrasas family has accumu-
lated its great wealth through op-
preston Of the people. and now the
people demand feparatton.''
The evening world., 1914-03-06
Winds

Every wind IL an ~ yina tina, bless|
upon mn UNPROTECTED skin. -
Cheeks nse rtushened ana chaoped;
\ and the nose made red and SHINY sne
Bsfors ana sfis, soine cot in the
vsIs1sS; %sE ., y cyr :f'n and :" "s,a
and from the fret application yeu can
\ see . decided Improvement IN your ,
' NJ woman Who vsluss her spp.sr-,
ancs can afford 4, nsGlect her hands.
For : ciss'. i,s.h AYR: s a,..o, sS,s
eWksa vsu ct % n the nssv1ns. ss.
ter -sshIns ycus fac: enc hsnds; dry,
o os i and WITH a dry tsSsl wips or
what n. ssin dS:s no. 3sc xsrf;. p pn.
yo ss'; s:s. San: ana X s.s sss wsrm v.s:
.s. SSfs 81 sis .s: w VIZ. on iIsS.s
roS VI find ts.s me ina VII Wsi,. SS' vosr
:sin ma. enc d.s,s .s'E. oT rsses Use
. c.,'.s..H|Es,:ss r ! RSss:s 4ss: Each.
The evening world., 1914-03-06
CONFESSESMURDER
OF WIFE,; FAMILY
SAYSHE IS insane
Sermon He Heard Forces Him
to Acknowledge Crime, Man
Tells Prosecutor.

ERIE. Pa. Mech 6.--in one Of the
recorded in this county John Turner.
eighty-three years sid. a resident OF
North Girard. has told District Attor-
ney. Wait that twenty-nine W ago
he murdered his wife in Lines.
Vile and hid her body In the wood
The evening world., 1914-03-06
WILL GIVE H|SL|FE
TOSAVE SONFROM
V|LLA'SvENGEANCE
Terrazas, Once Richest Man in
Mexico. Cannot Raise $780,
900 Ransom Demanded.
SEEKS AMERICAN AID.
State Department Agent Will
Be Asked to lntercede for
Prisoner at Chihuahua.

NJ PA6O. Tex. March s.-Cen.
TssTaas has until next Sunday to
pay the $4,000 pesos ransom for his
son Luis. who 10 held by tho rebel
General. Francisco villa. at Chihua.
hna. This sum 10 equal TO Seso.ooo
American gold. but the once multi
millionaire Of Mexico has not that
0nch money left. according to his
fsssnds.
Three years ago the Terrasas for
tune was estimated at e%o.O00. 900.
Ms OF this has been conhscatsd by
Vlla IN the name OF the Constitution.
aliees.
In desperation. the elder Terrasas
- offered his hfe TO viila TO save
ehat Of his son. Il am vsry old and
0oosy mems nothing ~ me- said
Gen. Tsrrasas pathstiealiy to-day.
ThW can have every cent hsvs.
Svsa my life. II my boy 10 only spared
- hls Children. Of whom he has thir-
I'm"
The ise1nr osmandng ~ msaey
~ dated March . and stated that n
the raaDom wsre not pald WITHIN I'VE
aays. Luis would be 'taltsn south"
With vllla. THIS Threat. Gen. Terra
sas oonstrusd IN only one way and
that u that his son will fan . victim
70 the notorious fugitive law u thu
money u not forthcsmanG. Under
the oouvsnasnt provisions Of '1ay
fusa' the prisoner 10 AWAY shot
while trying 70 ssospe."
Gen. TssTams - slG3aty yeaso "a
nd. greatly shaken by the psril to
~ son. The latter has been = pfas.
oner for ssvsrai months ana has a.
reaAy suhnitlsd 70 tho, sstoseAoa q
oeSo,oeo AmssAcan gold TO save his
lteo.
DNvAN'o AoRNT WILL % Asked
TO olvg Hlo AID.
oeores c. Carothsrs. special ageot
G he Department Of STATE q Wash.
ingtou. win b appsaisd - % his ~
turn from Nogalss tonight 70 uss his
good offices Win vtlla, whom he has
Known int1masaay Tor many yeass.
II u hoped that Casothsrs raay pes-
van On the rsbsi Leader 20 put Q
miidsr intsepssGatioa o. the ''tsiD
uouxh'' thaa y usual h sush oaeas.
Marion LstdA9. American ceasua
@ Chihuahua, has already bssa ~.
pss,sd - ~ Tsesasas - savs he
sons ME. but Lsechas. atsAouOA 49,.
y novsd, ssUaisA mat ~ vao AsiD-
- ln ~ makAsP.
~ family ass deia6 wha1 thsy eAa
- ebeaAn . Fsduaelsa n ~ saasea
% . ns4Re Vhioh ~ "a 0aaGsoa 90
yaAss. end - ~ - sstsasloa q IN
~ fBtAss nsGot1aslsas.
vtGlA'o 00aeANoo 0Aok00 ~
PgRooetAl HAvRgo.
Vxna'ls aalaa1sl ~ A1eaas Aa1sel
Of ths Tsssasae family. That faniil
psssssssa sssaE Dswss - ~ e>atl
o. chihuaAaA fsvussovs WAsa vula
vaa frankly . baaA1t - bsl0aaA
AuntsA By ~ 0sVssa0sae - ~
PeeAris Dias. In tAees aAVs ~ ~
rasas nieissaisss iasuSSss v'nA''
aasssse hatrsd.
Lais TsrfAaas ~ ys1uU0 - IN
In the beautiful maseis Daiass g ~
father IN Ciu1aA Chlhuahsa, . ~
dsnos that est more thaa q ~. ~
y Ths spisndid house 10 bis psssoa. ~
II guarded By villa's selAisgs, bu
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bunb. anssborsn. Bon Gltsrs Der bat
Ginisteit ben osutihen Stnmm tart
aemoht, uno nur Giniafsit ibm itets
Die arnft ssssbsn. alen Siilrmen Gros
Su bleteu.
9elet Cure beutlheu 3eitunaen.
9euiifamerltaner. Sic erbalten Sud-
oui Dem 9auisneen uno unterrihten
Sud iiber ale 8eltrebunsen u%nierer
9suiihdrbsit. ibre sewaIiissH Nufsa'
ben uuo 3isle uno bic pole @rOBs Der
oeutiGamerltauiihen 8ewesuns Ill ben
8srsinistsn Staater. Die I'M Geutib'
amsritaniihen NatiOnalbunoe trDItaui'
iirt lit.
8roiit Nsulabr,
6. 5. 5eramsr."
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E ne S6ule iiir 2anoitrasea=
ban.

Sic gommiliion bat id tatitioIisn,
ossmnI eine fluf : lge lpdhgsuoe Ger.
Iommlung a~bSuhaIteH, um oie @in,el.
bitten ssnducr beipreheu III tonnsn.
uno Den 9ounip . 9aHonraben . Com.
miiidren uuo Maihiusn . ,(uipettoren
mebr 3eIt sum Stuolum II sur Sns
formlrhns bel nnoeren Gpmmiliarsn
9%ele0enbelt ~ ssben.
Die MaihlnendusltelunQ miro non
gtD6sr oils in Den poriseu 1lbreu Ieiu,
uno lie wtro allen Sntereneuten se.
uausn llsberblif iiber Die dui benz
wsltllhen Marfte eongbaren 2ano.
Itrabsu .@onltruttionsmdlhtnen 9ehen.
Die Nusitslun9 niro BON oeu Der.
ihieoenen @elenihaften peranItaitst,
uno lit niht unter ben Nuipt,leu oer
ltaotlihen QanoitraBen > GOmmiilion,
obwobI lie CUR ielben ,3ett luie Die
Shule Itnttiinbet.
Cine 0istulIion uber Waihiuen.
preile uno iibsr NntaufSmstbooen, uno
iiber Die relatipeu 8srolsnite Der
9ompi' unb SenSinmol6iHen unb ibsr
bic uerihieOsnen Maibiueutppen pirb
cine 9nuptan5Iebunsstrait otsier Ser.
lammluns ieln, uno mar 1T Der Anlidt,
onB ieoe @jntaufscommi iiicn SnfOr'
nation erbolten iuiro, Die Die Soften
Der Eelie nod Maoiion peit mebr oils
II aufipiesen.
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Ter 3mfer aus SGaemehf.

GeIegentIi6 muroe i6on fribey
-inmnl Die :atiate fliittis ertpGbnt,
oab heute aud aus Sdgsmsbl 3uder
eemaGt ipiro. Mon9e intereIlieren
fid pieIIsiat iur Die Gir5elbeiten ct.
tpos ndber.
Sas 9oI5 in ieinem nutiirIi6en
3uitanoe entbdlt getpObnlif gar tel
men 3uder. Sobalb ieoo9 SGeemebI
IN gei6!oiiensn 3storten nit etner
idpa6en ShipefeIidures20fun9 I'M,
ter Druid DON feds pber iieben Its
moipbGren bebonoelt pirb, boll3isbt
fi6 cine bemertenstperte umtpdnn>
lung: 8is gu % proSsnt bes Stof>
fes perpen baum in 3udsr perpun>
belt.
nan bat nod nitt BON bieiem
3uder als Speiie fir MsnI6en ges
fpro6en; es iplrb ober periihert, bat
er Elm rs9t ~peripplles Sutter, ooer
bod Nebenfuttrr, fir Pfsroe, 6orns
nieb unb Sdote ~lisfere. 3uepferoe,
in oeren tdglife Ration bier Sfunb
iolden 3uders itott bier Yfuno 6a<
fers eingefigt nurben, Iollen nab
fieben Mpnaten - 10 LANCE purpe bic
8eobndtung fort9eIest cine iebr
betrd6tli6e 3unabms be3 @epiht5
9e5ei9t hobsn. Gin SUIIen. meItss
10 E6noh ipa- onb YiehGr3te rieten,
es gu totem, ioli ourd1 ben 8enuB
biefes SlgemebI= 3uders in feds 9Gos
nnten 200 Yiuno 1elponnen bnhsn
uno iif iebt in ou89c3si6neter @erz
foIIun9 belinosn. Qu6 foil bic
StGrte uno Nusoouer BON Yon0s
unr Yferpen in @oblen9raben beo,a-
teno bur6 Oerorti9sn s3uder erb0ht
porben iein. Ginige Mor9arin= So
britnnten boben pieisn 3uder sbsn=
fuIls id5n benutt, ME es bsiBt.
Nber nidt Blob fir Nabrungss,
%Tonoern nod iiir mon9erIei onnere
3pede bat mon ciefss, in 3uder pers
pnnbeIte SGeemebl geeign:t 1efuns
ben, = 3mede BON iebr Oeridjspenel
art. Gu lift 'eItQelteIlt nproen, bnb
fi6 basielbe CUR 9srftelIung munher
Sirupitoffe gut oerlusnbsn ldBt, isrs
nsr fir Die 6obritation BON Io9es
nnnntem ibntbetiI6en 9uuti4ut un0
- bo IS Elm portreffliAer Nt6ts
Ddrmelsitsr 1T oIs padunqss
M1terinl fir 8iibIi4rGrts, @istom'
mern. MusbriitunQs MaI6inen uim.
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SternidnuppeH.

EoliStlrthter @ronon oereln'
nobmte i'm uerHOienen Sabre nidt
peuiser alS S3.46l.25. mehr oils ie
Supor, in 1912 warsn'S nur Sl.S71.3S
Gin Seibeu =. ShnelISug gum
8eribe BON iiber s,ne babe Winion
Dollars iubr am Routas Woreeu
burf Nor6 So @rOIie auf Der 5abrt
BON Seattle nod Netu g)Ort.
8Om IL. bis %. 5ebruar 1T III
Gnalasfa aIio elm 5armtrsin n.
It Il II untsr ben NuIpicten Der lni'
uerlitdt in Mabilpn.
Die 5suerpshr 1T run nit Der
pisrtsli1brlltsn Snipsftiun Der De.
ihailseebGuoe. lout benz @sies. be.
itGItt9t.
- Cine uniueriit6t in Miuneiota
e~r0fiuet sinen auriuS fir - @ ur Il :
m q d Nls oh ouf u%nieren Sod'
idulsn nidt obnebin idon ssnus 5u.
q M men c 10 ur tell iplto.
- GIT ben Neutsn, mas lie lih ~ Ii n.
d c II, niht pns lie b q II d E n. unb
iis weroen nit Dir 5ufrteoen lein.
Ha 2rnmmuno ma6t cine Spe.
5iallldt aus 9uten uno Ihpleri9en Me'
paraturen BON ubren. 522 Stnie Str.
- ia bat elm Mnnn lsdsis 3ass
lang nur BON U 9elebt. uno
bsbouptet jett er lei tern9es
uno. 9Osild!
lie 2iebe lei elm @ebirn.
bebnuptet Elm nmeritnniIher
NrSt. unb sleih5eitig erbietet er fih.
DIE Gntgifiun9 por5unebmsn; Elm Be.
meis. cob Der CUTE Wnnn aui elns
arobe Hrnris nitt ipetulIrt.
Cine Dame Der Rsiu Yorter @e.
ieuItoit bat beim 1%nngotauSen Elm
Bsin sebrudsn; mas BEN 1nngo in
oieien arsiien ebenio popular MAIDEN
mite wie Nppenoieitis Operntio.
men.
Tis go Gro1ie Jur SO. bot ibren
Ginmen IN WtstOnln sur Is 0.
abgeanoert.
ne 5euer' uno qebensperIi .teruna,
Nusihreiben Don BsiibtiteIn uno 6ppo'
tbeten uub @elopsrIeiben 5u 5 Erojeni
aui So GrOiier Siberbeitsn 1T meine
Speaiolitdt. y. 8. Bol5. ga Glib
z. StraBe. Bsi6e '8bones. NnS.
6r. 8bilipp Sncobus. bot isins
Wpolbsts. 529 Main Sirabs, an Sui,
Wetisnberger uertnuft.
Gin poor bunte &nppen BON
lBiiien iino oufdaiser, ols Der
aiaus Wontel Der @eIehrnmf eit
Shuett perIobt ift bal
asihteosn.
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Snifitnt fir tbeeretiff . aitronnmiiHt
Surifung in Sca.ihlano.

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Die Osuti9e Nitronomiias @eie0s
I9aft tritt jeBt nit Dem PIon Der
Sesrinoung zines sSnftitutes fir tbeos
retil9saitronomiide 6prfhun9en Bcrs
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lion.n fir prddtise Sternfparten uno
erobe GernrObre g~sitiftet poroen uno
nit erobsm GrfOge. Nismals, lett
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auf Den 9immel riAtete. oran9 Die
aftronomiide Mehung 70 tiibn in Die
unenbliateit ipie leBt. no hobe
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neit en%tfsrntsr 6i~riternpelten BON Ger
aitronomiiden Jori4un9 in Nngriff
eenommen iinb. 8ei oisier glln3snz
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Nitropbbiit lit Ole tbeoretiide Iltrps
monte ettpas pergeTen ipOroen, ob=
pobl au9 geruce Oiefem 9ebiet fur
ole tieiere Grtenntnis oes Meltaqs bic
alergrObte 8eoeutung innepobnt.
Sci Der Our6fiibrung zines tbsores
tiidsuitronomii4en problems. 3. 3.
Der 9epeeun9sn oes Wlonoes, Der
Ylaneten unb Der &ometen, iino 0ret
peridisoene Stufen gu unteri1sioen.
Die matbematiide 8eban0lung 0es
Yroblems miro Don Den Sbeoretit.rn
ourdgefiibrt, ipobei es fir Die NItroe
monte gang Defenders piati9 lit. Dab
Die Grgebnihs Der Sbeorie iib mi.
ben MefungsreiuItaten bedsn. Oa3rl
mi1en in Der 5%peiten Stufe Der t6eoa
retii6sn 8ebanolung zines problems
ole mabgebenoen @lei6ungen numes
rid a%nnenobar gema6t peroen. 81;
erite Stufe Ser mathematician Surh:
oentung perldngt cine bobe Srigina
litdt, Die Qrbeiten Der 5neiten Stuft
ia1en iib aud BON iolden a~usfiibren.
bic MIR auf elementaren 9ebieten bel
Mdtbematit ~betpdnoert fino. TrobOen
tonnsn Die Gnttpidlungen tompli3tsr.
ter 8lei6ungen our6 einen 9elebrter
iogar Die arbeit zines gan3en llsn.
idenlebens ausmd9en. Jie 0rittt
Stufe Der tbeoretii4en llntsriudung
ole es nit Der re9nerifden Nnpen,
Dung auf pirtlite, i'm Wsitaq gese.
bene 5Gae gu tun bat, iest TX geiit;-
ger OriginaIitdt bisl lpeniger pordus
als be rite, e~rforoert aber in pieler
5dlsn Die meiite 3eit.
Nus oisIsr DrsitsiIung Ser tbeors-
tiifen gebonoluno bon altronom,ihsr
problsmen eebt Die Rotpen0igtelt ras
tionsnsr 4rbsitsteiIung beroor Oiei'
fonnte in Dem Snititut fir tbeore,
tiidzaitronomiite 5oridunsen Our6.
qefabrt tperoen. 4n Dem Snititu
io1en aubsr einigsn berOorra9encer
tbeoretiifen Qlronomsn 5ablrst3'
4iIiitenten uno Rehner arteiten; al;
1dbrlidsr Stat pare bic Summs Dor
100000 Wt. notpsnoi9 fir uht Nitro.
nomsn uno etlpa pier3ig Rshnsr. 9i
4Itronomiihe GeIsuI4aft nil Ourd
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ri6tung zines nationalen Snitituti
fir tbsorstiids 4itroncmie forosrr
bslfsr, uno ss itebt gu uinitsn, BAL
| oieisy pidtige plan seIinst.