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Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01

banks. man of wealth and also great sportsman.
 His wife. the respondent, Is of Irish descent, and a daughter of Col liar. vey Kelly. Her first husband was a Mir. Arnold Daly. a barrister, who died leaving her a widow. She Is ore of the most beautiful women in Eng land. a noted dresser, and very active and prominent in conection with fan cy dress balls that have been organ ized in London of late years. Her mast noted photograph shows her in very scGnty costume as the sleep ing Beauty" at the Arabian Nights ball.
 The importance of the case is shown by several incidents that have already occurred in connection with it. One of them is the jailing for contempt of court of Frank Harris. the former editor of the Fortnightly Review and now editor cf Modern Society. The contempt consisted of certain paragraphs in Modern Society reflecting on Fitzwiiliam and his con duct with reference to his wife The court took the view that his state. ments were calculated to prejudice the public and prevent fair trial of the pending suit.
 Earl Fitzwllliam is chum of King George. and the latter is greatly wrought up ever the scandal. He is said to have written to the earl, in sisting that he must clear himself of the accusations at the earliest possi- ble moment. Earl Fitzwilliam, in the papers he has already filed in the case. declares that he is perfectly in nocent and that his relations witt Mrs. Leslie-Melyiile have been those simply of platonic friendship. A great deal of correspondence will be pro duced at the trial
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01
How To Save
 Your Eyes
Try This Free Prescription

Do your eyes give you trouble? Do you already wear eyeglasses or spec tacles7 Thousands of people wear these windows" who might easily dispense with them. You may be one of these. and it Is your duty to save your eyes before it is too late The eyes are neglected more than any other organ of the entire body. After you finish your days work you sit down and rest your muscles, but how about your eyes? Do you rest them7 You know you do not. You read or do something else that keeps your eyes busy; you work your eyes until you go to bed. That is why so many have strained eyes and finally other eye troubles that threaten partial or total blindness. Eyeglasses are nero crutches; they never cure. This freo prescription which has benefited tho eyes of so many may work equal wonders for you. Use 1t short ime. Would you like your eye trou- bles to disappear as if by magic? Try this prescription: go to the nearest
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01
BoiIs Are a
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 This remarkable remedy has the peculiar action of soaking through the intestines directly Into the blood. In d few minutes Its Influence is at work in every artery, vein and tiny capillary. Every membrane, every organ of the body, every emunctory becomen in edcct a filter to strain the blood of impurities. The stimulating prop critics of $. s. $. compel the skin, liver, bowels kidneys, bladder, to all work to the one end of casting out every lrri- tatlng, every aln-inlictlng atom of poison; It dlslodgos by Irrigation all accrnulqtions In the Joints. causes acid aceretons tO dissolve. renders thom neu- trnl and scattcrs those peculiar lorna tlfns in the skin that cause boils and other skin erupuons
 And best of all this remarkable remedy ls welcome Co inc weakest stomach. In a very brief time <. & <. has the recon s.ructye process SO under control that all ,glintiVe places heal.
 Nou can get s. s. s. at any drug store. Newhfe oi any effort to sell you something g'nimed to he 'Just as good" 1f yours Is 2 nccilllar case and yoii desire expert ad- rirf. wrlfe Co the Swift Specific Co. 2i2 s0'it l.dg Atlanta. Ga
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01

lonial costume and added beauty and trilliance to the Grand March which was led by MT. Childrears and Miss Duckett After a lively Virginia Reef and refreshments the crowd dis persei, all agreeing that it was one of the happiest evenings they' had spent for some time and wishing they cCuld occur at least once a month
 the Y. ". C. A. were dressed in Co.,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01

LONDON, Feb. 2S.- lspeeal. )-so- ciety is impatiently awaiting the great divorce case of Leslie Melville vs. Leslie-Melville. in which Earl Fltz. william, blue blood and court favor ite is named as the correspondent. All the parties are prominent in the smart set and the sensational charges made by the hustand explain the lmpatience of the other blue bloods who move in the same circle.
 Earl FitzwiAiam is head of enc of the most potmful distinguished ard wealthy aiistotiatic families in Creat Britain. He has vast landed estates, coal and iron mines which afford him a huge income and an automobile factory from which he Is aiming to turn out the most perfect car on tho lasrket Personally he is very pop ular and was regarded as the Catch of the season" when he married eigh- teen years ago Ills wife was Lady lMaude Dundas, only daughter of the Marqhis of Zetland. She married him while very young, going almost straight from the schoclroon to the altar. They have five children, one son and four daughters.
 The petitioner. Mir. Alexander Brod. erick Leslie-Melviile, though without a title himself, Is cousin of the pres ent Lord Middleton. and also closely related to the Earl of Leyan and Mel vile. lie is a director in several
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01

Number T8lS shows an excellent three quarter length coat for women and misses It Is suitable for double faced coating material. one of the new light weight wools, serge or rptine. which may be interliued with thln lambs wool and lined with heavy satin or one of the brightly colored figured silks that are so popular for that purpose just now.
 If double faced coating Is used tic collar and cuffs may be of the plaid ot stripe of the reverse side. but If 4 plain material is used these may be faced with silk. satin or contrasting fabric.
 This model has an inverted plnIt down the center bnck. a set-ln. sleeve and m attractive collar
 To make this coat in size 90 It re- quires 3ls yards of 42 inch material.
 The pattern is cut in 6 sizes, S4 to 42
 This Is Perfect Pattern.
 Be sure to state right size, nieasur ing over the fullest part of the bust for dimensions l# 4 F t4 VIA
 It may be obtained by fillng out the coupon and enclosing l5 cents in stamps or coin to the Pattern Depart ment of this paper. PA g
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01
ATTENTION.

All Democrats are requested 10 at. tend a called meeting at odd Fellows hall on Monday, March 2, at 8 D. m. Ladies especially invited
 506 COMMITTEE.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-25
HIDES, PELrs. W6oL, ETC.

HIDES, PELrs. WocL, ETC.
Quotations furnished by D. Berg.
man & Co, st. Paul. MINI. Prices
quoted are F. o. B. st. Paul, for
small and large lots.
No. l Green Sailed sCowsq and
Steers, all weights SIS
No. I Green Sailed Bulls i. .13
Green sailed side branded hides
0lat) ........... ........... .13
All No. 2's and but branded hides stSs
1c per Id. less.
No. ] green sailed veal calf. ..13
No. | green sailed long haired
kip, s to Is lbs ......... .141k
No. 1 green sailed veal Kip Is
to 15 lbs ................... .16.
All No. 2 calf skins 1lhc per pound
less. 4
Green sailed deacons, each rs to ,s5
Green sailed horse hides,
each ..r........ .1,5Os to 4.5O
$500. .... Dry Hides. 80. ......
Market strcng;; advise prompt ship
Iment. IS
Territory butchers, over Is
Ids. st.a .zv-s 40
Murrain and Fallen, over II
lbs. go. ............. IS II
Cali, under s lbs .......... 20 rs
Dry sailed hides all weights 10 .15
Horse and mule hides. .75-1.5o
Tallow and grease market weak.
No. 1 tallow ..........t. .05- .O6
No. 2 Tallow ......,.... .O4-. 4O11k5
Wool. unwashed1rNQ2kkAt nominal.
demand coed. Minnesota, Dakota
WISCONSIN and. Iowa. Id
|Unwashed, med:s y Nood.. 30. %
Unwashed, coarse, Asblood. ID 20.
|Unwashed, low, Y blood. .iS. 30.
[Unwashed. fine med, y bid. IL IS
Unwashed, ned. ! sads = .1s. .lS
|A Every body 10 looking for =
r. somelAinx and someone else =
has N. Tribune want ads win =
! as ss Sc Ssae,1eetlllas 49,,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-25

~
FOR sALE-Dosens OF lots In a.
most every part Of city, ct only
$40 per month. and the prices right
ron sALE-WeA improved quarter
section. near Baldwin; 132 acre.s
IL crop; good Buildings, good soil,
good everything. Only SIS per
acre. T.. E. Young. \.
FOR SALE-G0od quarter section;
miles from Wilton; Is acres un-
der plow; can break S120 acres in
one piece; good SOIL Can; sell at
only us per acre, o. very easy
terms. "A good speculation for
someone. F. E.;fYoung.
-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-25

E00 : 0E0T- .r,e77i-
pe
est rlcnest' improved 4sV7acse iar'n
In the state OF North Dakota, all
III alfalfa but l25 acres. making $50
.cres !, !. r,ch .rd A.. a,,ois. I.
ns-
you can see - sny couatts' 80.
Of this land rs the Henry Suite place,
the old toEnsite, and the; rest I'd.
Joins on the west. ~ Is within one
half mile Of the depot and Is close
to town. You can raise ANYTHING
you viii plant and be assured or
crop every season II It Ia proper.
" put IN. You can raise q. hne 9
garden on this ,eaarm,s OF fruits and
v~egetabtes, - John Milletts does,
ana u nave never seen any nnef
or richer vegetables - fruits IN
C~aliforuia, the south " west, than,
he raises. This soil Is especially
adapted for fruits and ~vsgetables,
or grain or anything you might
plant on IT. You can. drive = we'll
any place and get Ill the water
You want ! have seen sugar beets
grown ON this land which are
larger and richer than any sugar
beefs' gr0wn: in the sugar2beee coun'
Try, where ] have personally tnves-
tigated many times. When ! bought
this farm. y figured to move my
stock yards on the Suite place, but
now I feel that ! must retire from
the business on account Of my
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-25
POSITIONS WANTED
WAt1E0-fOsltiOn IN bank, by
young man; German; Five years
experiences. Tribune, No. So.


lxI.o9u1Sl1| H. Tor aA1L.l1!
For. NLE-Modern Groom house,
IA best residence section of city for
sale, OF. will trade for young cattle,
or exchange for good farm land. II
properly located j. X. Doran, City
iF0k 6AIE-Small house and three
lots, for less than lots are worth.
w. y. Smith.
FOR 8AEE-Six room house, . fifty
foot lots, east front corner. 10th
st. and Ave. B. Ask for Morrison,
Palladium Office
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-25
or. PAUL.

HoGs-Receipts 1906 Toe love-;
range $3.50 70 $3.50; bulk $3.50 Ia
$40.
CATTLE-Recepits, loo; xkillelrs
steady: steers Sc to 30c;0ws ead
heifers IS to s; calves steady $s.3b
to SO; stock,ers and feeders steady
$4.75 to $7.25. 4, 4
sH.EEP-Receipts 4 500; sheep
steady; lamps 25c lower; lambs $3.50
to $3.50; wethers $3.50 to $3.50;
ewes 81 to 4.75.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-25

NFUAHQONS WANTED
SITUATION WAN1ED-Bright EN-.
ergetic boy %. IA wants work. Ad-
dress 1884. care Tribune.
WHEN IN NEED Of experienced
nurse call Mrs. M. A. Lee, 500 9th
st. CoAanesnent cases . speciality.
Phone a653R.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-25
Ih W!5I 3stg,
Vt&olN Ghoon

NHlA Al u! . u {EIIh WI d tsEJE 3s1Ns
vi. II. a.sesl lvlq9Fely chssf.
= Shavent 4 psl, with any one" said
~ Ssnccessful man.
~Oh. yes, you have. dear" said BIZ
wife encosrsgingiy, with tho fool hin.
sr11-Life. M 5,..l 5ss.s
~ sesa .os. lonely when w ~
most selfish.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-25
LIVE Sioux

FOR 6AlE-Fiye farm horses. from
to 6 years old, well broke; or
Will trade for Ford car. Address
Box 204. Wilton. N. p.
FOR eALE-12 head OF good horses,
weight, from 900 u 1900 lbs. j. B.
CaJhman, Foxholm,sN. D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
gluf mad Sacutecas!

Eorreom Nler4 20. SUM. ~
(OlittelS 6elotele0rap6 uad 81 Ga.
Is. Ger, 2t. SunD. Die Iebte
g(6t6eiIung Der n0roIiGcn Gioiiion,
maI6e am 9lueritf ouf 8ocotecos
T6eil ne6Heu ioa, lit gcitern BON
bier a6mari9irt. General gilo
im6 Iciu Stab gc6en 6clue an Sic
6ront.
.9ei'm 9lngriii ouf 3ocotecoS
mcroen mir ii6er imgefd6r 25,OO0
W2onn perfiigen" iogtc Wen. giQo
oeitern. bon Oenen oegcn 10000
3l,r nSroli6eu 9iOiiiou ac6Sren.
@ir weroeu BON 81 6elOgeidiiben
imo rs 0laidinengcidiiseu lntcr.
ihibt peroen. g8ir 6a6ea ocruQN2il.
nition fir Sic @eipiibe uno fir sic
@launi6aft.
,Gs pGre mir lie6cr, weun Sic
mcrifoniIdcn @ntriotei pel6e ii6
mt Der sBOlitlt belDulllBeN, ein C}e-
lDe6r ne6men mo gegen General
Sucrto fdmpfen iuiirOen" ioote Sc.
neral giaa nit cinem breiten Ga
9cln. .g8aS mid pcrionlid on6c.
Lanai, 70 mcngc ib mid nidt in oie
%olitit imo mein ein5iges 3icl lit
es, oieicn aanpf 81 einem eriolorei-
den gnoc 8u fii6ren.
PIN 6rcitag 9l6cno IT elm 3ug
nit 56 idmcr perpimoeteu Soloo.
ten pom S6ladtfelo 6ei 3acotecas
bier ciugctrofien. 5ie wurocn in
oas Nlilitdr Soipital ge6ro6t.
5bmere 9leacnfdae 6aben oen 8u-
iianO Der Giien6a6neu beoerteno
pcri6limmert. Die 2inie nadStaot
G6i6na6ua lit an 5pei Stelln bel
Simene5 imO bel Santa Sloinlio,
interbroden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
0ctcttiO0 uptinliitiidJ.

%ttt8burG &o., 21 Suni.-
Die 9eteftibe, melAe iib nit Den
9lo6foridungcn nod Oen $4,000
bei6Gftigen meI6e aus Dem @eluolbe
ser Colonial Gruit So" bierielbit
Deri6wunoen iino, glau6en, Den gan-
5en 9etrag bis @Iitte nd6iter @o6c
pieoer berbei i6oifen 81 fonnen loi-
fen ober ionit nidts iiber lire Grmit-
tcllngen berlnuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
2cutid amcrifauiidc gc,ucanna

gsas Or. Scgamcr ii6cr Oicicl6e
ia0t. ~ 0clitib mnerifaniibcr
Gentral6uno bon @enniDlomiicn
taot in Sa5leton ~ Grfrculi1e
9erid)te Ser 9eamten. Gas
oeliti9e 2ie0 unO bic Sugeno.
$a5Ietom 8a., 81. sunni. ~
Ger 10. Staats GonOent Oes
Geuti6 amerifaniidcu Gentralblm.
oes bon %cnniDlpnlicn milrOe &C..
itern 9l6enO in Scr @2dnner9or-Sdl.
le bonn @rdiioentcn, Or. s. S. Se-
raner, eroffnet. 9ie na9 Sunoer-
ten 5d6lenoen 0elegatcn inO Gele-
gatinnen pur0cu bon Dem Erdiioen.
ten oeS 8weioeS Sa5leton 9luguit
S1cu1, unO 9iirgermeiiter SameS
@arpeg 6cgriibt.
9lls %rdiiOent Or. Seramer ieinen
So6res6eri1t DerloS, murOe i6m ei.
ne SOation Oarge6ra9t. gs 6cibt
in Oem @eric6t II. g.. ngiie 3uDor lit
mir florcr Dor 9lugen getreten, wie
ii6eraQ sic Oeuti6 omerifanii1en
@eOoutcn IN Oen peri6icocnenStaa-
ten inO gepiB ou1 inGennippanien
trob aQer lln5lldngliCbteiten, trob
pcrI1ieOener lle6er5euglmgsri6hn.
gen ooer 5mictrdbtiocr glufioiiilu-
gen I'M @ritnoe glei1ortige iinO.
5elbit oie feinOliditen aritifen oie
in Oelltider Sprobe an Dem groBen
giotional6unOe gcii6t, oOer Die ab-
fdQigen 9emcrfltngen uno 6ebler
riigenoen @ori9lGge, Die inherent
Gentral6ltnoe bon %enniplponicn
pon Dielen Oeltid amerifaniiden
Seiten werOen, beueiien Die I6atia-
dc, oaB oin 0erti1em Sine mir
Sins iino. Gs miro 9i9tl llnO
iclbit wer inns sic Sdatten 3cigt,
lllIB 5ugeben mlB plnen, DoB DoD-
ne Sibt" iie nicbt Oor6onoen wdreu.
9Ilio fommt 6erDor, itc5t nibt SUE
rid, beoba6tet ni9t bon feric, ion-
oern BELT i'm Gerein nit ms, OaS
Oeutib omerifaniide Si6t an ben
6eiten 8lab riidcn, BON mo- aus es
Oie oielen oimfleu Stellen cr6eaen
tam. 0tit fltr5en @orten idticBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22
oSO~ GOb6 cinseIpcrrt.

Dctroit, @1i6., 81. SUM. "A
SDrus 81. Cobb, Scr beriibmte 03itteI~
fcloer oe8 Detroit 9oieboa Clubs,
1T Der6oftet llno in Scr 9efbm 80
liaciitotion eineeiperrt moroch neil
CT einen @1ann nit einem 9PeDolpcr
bcorobt bobeu ioa, ser i'm nod Pm
gobe scr @oGipieler bclcioigt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22

Z '.---- ----------.--
9iiclcnooupfcr. Gr ioa i'm ud9iicu
6riibiabr in 0icnit gcitcIlt merocn
womit Damn Elm regclmdBigcr no
6cntlicbcr @rpreBOicnit nu6 europa
Seitens Der Som6urg 9lmcritosSi-
nic cr5ielt miro.
Scr .9iSmard@ lit 955 SUB lang
unO 100 SUB brett. Sein Eonnengc-
bait ii6ertrifft nod oen 0eS o&ater-
lano." Gr lit pie Oieier, oif Oer@erIt
BON 9lo6m & BOB in @am6rrg cr-
6aut ino iic6t in ieinem 9leuBern Dem
n@otcrlanO" ie6r d6nlid. Ger
56iffsrimpf bat OoppeIten 9oOen
rmo 6citc6t in g8irflibfeit bis meit
iiber sic Bofcrliuie binaus aus 5mci
S6iffen Oeren eines in OoS onOere
6tncin gebaut lit, bis iebt Die bette
Si6cr6eit bel etpaigcn 9olliiionen.
9ic S6orniteine auf Dem n9ismard"
iperOen micOerum bon beiOen Soften
aufgefii6rt mo crit inter Dem o6cr'
ltcn Ged 81 elmer gepoltigen &0bre
pereinigt, moOur6 fiir Die &abinen
Gin gr0Berer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9iaum sur Gerfiigung gcIangt rmo
oie groBen @eielidaitsrdume in Ger
N}itte OcS S6iffes ummter6ro1en
Our6gefii6rt merOen fonnen.
Scr ,9ismard" miro nit oreiia.
der 6o6frditiger Oro6tloicr Selcgra-
p6ie ausgcriiitet werOen, Die cine iort-
md6renoe 8erbinoltng nit ser &iiite
ii6ert. 9ln 9orO miro ii6 audi ora6t-
loie Eelep6onie 6efinOen, 10 oaB bic
@aIiagiere auf cine 0iitan5 BON meb-
rcren 6un0ert O}eilen @cipro6e fiib-
rcn fonnen. Seine Si6er6eitsein-
ri6tlngcn idlieBen ShcinDerier,
llntcrpa1er Signale, alltomatil9e
Gegiitrirlng ser GdltegraOe oesgSai-
lers I'M Sale Scr 9[nnd9crimg on@iS-
6ergc, 6cuerpc6r unO SO 9tettungs-
6oote elm. @etrie6en miro Der o9iss
mard" BON bier S6ran6en Die Orr1
Sur6inen bon 6t,000 BierOefrditcn
i6re 9cpegltng er6olten, lno es miro
ermartct, oaB Der neue yiieicnOam-
pier cine Oilrbidnittlibc Shinoengc.
i6minOigfcit BON 1912 anoten cut-
mideln miro.
9ln lururioier Snnencinridtlmg II.
9eauemli6fciten fiir Die gaiiagierc
oiirfte ser ,9iSmard~ ieinen bcioen
S1weitcridbifien nidt naditc6en. Sin
IN eincn @aaraum lmponoelbarer
@cieaidafts Saal @nmgarten ro-
mii1eS 9a0, 9fib Carlton 9ieitau:
rant 9ii6erei, S1reib. un0 9eie3im-
mer, Surn6aae unO geniit6li1 ein-
geri6tete Nau65immer merOen auf
i6m natiirlib ni9t fe6len, lnO in Oen
groBen Saaengdngen limo @u1bano-
limgen, GlumenbonOlingen, 3uder-
maorengei6dite, cine Gruderei lmO
cine p6otograp6iihe Gunfcltanmer
Uorgeie6en.
syn Den 9obinen iino Oic cinge6ou-
ten Goien gdasli6 5un 6ortiaa &C.
fommen imo es beiinoen ii6 Ourd-
wegS reguldre 9etten in gerdumigcn
9ettitcaen in oenieI6en. Ser neuc
9lieieuoampfer ioa 750 9aiiagiere cr.
tier, 800 5meiter, $50 Oritter alolie
lmO 1900 3piideuoedler 6ef0roern
f0nnen, unO au6 in ieinem 3wii4en'
oef iinO 9iGume fiir 5pci, bier rmO
ie6s Eerionen UorbonOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-22

ncucruua icincr Gonjciiion gcacu Sen
ocrautportlihen Reoatteur OeS Or
9ans So6aun aorncr alage ange-
itrcngt, pnr a6er d6geDieien mor0eu
lin @eiierungen 81 entgc9en trat
Sdriunpf bon Der Girettion 5uriid
9Ils iuteriuitiiber 9eiter wuroe Der
Niiiu1ener Soii1auipieler imo Ob-
mann oes oortigen CrtsOer6anos Der
9ii6nengcnoiieni6oft &iftor Sdpan.
nede eiugeicbt. 9lad Dem 9iiidtritt
Gre6crs ais @emerber bat mnmebr
Der Iirettor Oe5 Bonner StaOttbea.
terS. Soirat6 Otto Bed, sic Gireftiou
oeS 0liin6eucr golfSt6eaters ii6cr-
nonlmen.
Bum SntenOant Ocs 6erjoglidcn
0oit6eaters in 9llten6urg lit anitcQe
oes ausidcioenOeu Soirot6s 6ran3
9ooer Sturp Gireftor @}or 9crg-
@6lcrt bonn Staott6eater in &0nigs.
BERG /. sr. ernannt poroeH
glQgemeines 9eoaueru erreat sic
S6oiiadc OaB Ger iamoie 9onOioaut
Otto @cbil6r. Der and in 9lep 9orf
aus Ser Cirefiions5cit Otto @eils
i'm Arbng flace S6eater Dortbel-
1dit 6cfannt lit Ser 9ii6uc Galet ge-
iaat bat Inn @oler 81 weroen. Otto
@ebibr mar m66ren0 ser IcBtcn
Spicl5eit i'm bieiigen aom0oienbaiiS
ihdiia SD oeHcn &er6ano Der in Den
&ereihiaten Staaten e6eniaQs be-
fmute Gugeu Burg ge5ort
sSn 9olanosed, o6erbolb C6erluins
ter am linfeu &beinlier, puroe am
IL. Silnt Dem 104 So1reStog Oes
@eburtstagS 5erOinauo 6reili9rot6s,
elm EenfmaI oeS 6rci6citSfdmpicrs
uno 5reibeitsoi4ter5 icicrlid ent.
0aat.
Gie GiiiieIoorier 9ldtter geoadtcu
anerfeuneno oeS oeritorbencu @enre.
molers &orl Siianer, oeneu @e6urtS.
tag iicb am fl. Sumi 5lun 6lnoertiien
Dlole geid6rt bat. 0ii6ncrs 9lame
lit nit Scr Stoot GiiiieIoori eng per-
fniipit. @cboren in &onigs6erg in
@rcuBcu, beiudte er Die 9iiiieloorier
aimitidule inter 9eitmg &arl
5obnS, griiuoete bort inn Sabre 1871
Gin eignes 9ltelier, murOe 1864 sum
Eroieiior Ser N}alafaoemie ernannt
imo itarb am 5. DECEMBER 1879 in
Diiiieloori. @r mar eS. Der 0em am
6. 9llguit 1916 auf 9lnreging @ma,
mel 2cubeS geiiiftcten geieaigcn
Gerctn GiiIieloorfer aiinitler oen gta-
men 00'olfoiteu" aegebeu bat. Seuie
lit ser NlalfaIten eine ser 6efonnte-
itcn aiinitIerUereinigumgen 6eion.
oers beriibmt Ourh ieine groBortigen
5eite.
glu6 bon 9luoolf S6ilOfraut bort
mon mieOer. 9lnldBlib ieines @oit.
ipielS in @ien. no er in GeiAcnbadS
,aetten" ipielte, 6otte er ein IMAM.
gene6mes Sutermcj3o 3u ii6critc6en
Stella Sobeufcls, oie @ittme OeS
Observation-Disclosures 5rei6errn BON
Berger, ididte Dem aiinitler sen Sc.
ridisOoa5ieber ins &auS. S6ilo-
frmtt mar Dor Sa6ren, ais oer 6rci-
6err bon Berger nod oos San6lirQer
S1auipieI6aus leitete, contratt6riis
dig gelporoen, itno jest uerIuhtc9er.
gers g9ithpe oie Oamals per6dnate
Gon0entionaliirafe ein3utrei6en glodl
9Ibiolpirlng ieiues @ieuer @aiiipiels
miro S6ilOfraut iid6 ais Souptafterr
in einem 6ilmOrama bet6atiQen uno
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gorf in scr 0iafenroQe Der oerihie.
Oenen Sndilinge oroBen @rfolo bat.
te, cine Gournee ourb GeutIdIano
lnterne6men.
9lnf nad 3acatecas!