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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17

ORTTITARy

Mrs. Elizabeth Switzer (nee Deits)
was born July 18th, 1845,l at Bebra,
Kriss, Rothenberg, Hessen, Germany,
April 5th 1867 she was united in mar
riage to Bernhart Switzer and to them
were born children, three preceding
her to Eternity in their infancy. Oct.
18th 1881, she came with her husband
and two children to Fulton county,
Ohio. August 2Sth, 1908, her beloved
husband departed to the home above.
She died in Dover township, Fulton
county, Ohio, April 3rd, 1914, at the
age Of 68 years, months, and 19 days
She leaves two sons, one daughter
nine grandchildren, one brother, two
sisters and numerous relatives and
friends to mourn their loss.
The funeral services were conduct
ed from the home of her oldest son
IN Dover township, April 7th, by Rev
Eli Rupp, and internent made in the
Defenseless Mennonite cemetery near
Archbold, Ohio.
A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stilled
A nlace is vacant in our home
That never can be filed.
God in his wisdom has recalled,
The boon his love had given
And though the body slumhers here,
The soul is safe in Heaven.
CARD OF THANKS.
The bereaved children wish to ex-
press their appreciation and thanks
to the neighbors and friends who so
kindly assisted them during the sick
ness and death of their beloved moth
|er. ...,l
John d. Switzer
Mrs. Anna Burkholder
Joseph c. Switzer
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17
OFFICIAL REPORT
OF the Ohio Agricultural Commission
Division of Agriculture on The
Condition of Wheat and Other Crops
April l, 1914.

WHEAT-Conditions compared
with average 95 per cent. Conditions
reported one year ago SO per cent.
Crop of 1918 still in producers hands
IA per cent; which woud mean, ap-
proximately, 3,500,000 bushels.
Weeks of snow protection 6.
RYE-Condition compared with
average SO per cent. Conditions re-
ported one year ago SO per cent.
CORN-Cpnditions in crib, COM
pared with average SO per cent. Con-
dition reported on year ago 81 per
cent. Remained on husk in field 5
per cent. Reported one year ago z
per cent. Damage to unhusked dur
ing Winter Ia per cent. Reported
one year ago IL per cent. Damage to
fodder during winter 23 per cent. Re-
ported one year ago 20 per cent.
FRUIT-Prospect compared with
normal yield SO per cent. Reported
one year ago SO per cent. Buds win
ter killed 26 per cent. Reported one
year ago per cent.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17
MUSINGS OF A NON
CHURCH GOER

II would not live in a churchless
town.
My business would not be safe out
side Of the house, my business would
go to smash; weeds would grow up
in the streets; the town would be a
joke.
81 am here in slippers and easy
chair y
With Sunday. papers scattered
about insulting my intelligence with
the so called comic pictures and the
lurid pages of the lust-begotten
world. If all people were like me
The churches would close up; there
would be no congregation, though !
know that / ann under obligations to
see that the church life of Wauseon
is maintained.
The churches need your co-opera-
tion. Here is once they cannot use
your money, time or name. You can't
send a representative. Nothing else
but you'd presence will do. e.
Go to church next Sunday and help
the church-going campaign.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17
Look to Your Plumbing.

You know what happens in house
in which the plumbing is in poor con-
dition-everybody in the house is
liable to contract typhoid or some
other fever. The digestive organs
perform the same functions in the
human body as the plumbing does for
the house, and they should be kept in
first class condition all Vthe time. If
you have any trouble with your diges--
ton take Chamberlain's Tablets and
you are certain to get quick relief.
For sale, by all dealers.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17
ROLL OF HONOR
Monumental Fund Boosted to $780,
WauseOn Eighth Grade School, Fay
ette Woman's Club, w. R. C. No.
20 of Wauseon and M. B. Hoyt
Among the Boosters.

The Monumental Association has
real cause for feeling hopeful and en-
couraged this week; the thermometer
of patriotism has been raising and has
come up out of the regions of chilliness
and indifference to something like
blood heat. The Eighth Grade of
the Wauseon school under the direc-
tion of their teacher, Mrs. Jennie Bart
let gave patriotic entertainment last
Friday evening and the proceeds which
amounted to $500 were devoted to the
monument fund.- More than just the
raising of so much money was ac-
complished by Mrs. Bartlett in direct
ing the pupils in her charge in prepar-
ing and giving this entertainment;
the pupils has impressed upon their
minds in way they are not likely
to forget true patriotic principles.
All honor is due to the Woman's
Club of Fayette who by their con-
tribution of $500 to the fund show
their own patriotism and also set
an example which we hope may be
followed by other Woman's Clubs and
kindred organizations through the
county. The president of the Fayette
Club is Miss Carrie Allen.
The w. r. C. No. 20 of Wauseon,
stirred by the enthusiasm of Mrs. l..
E. Bayes have come to the front with
a splendid list of contributors, all
members of that organization, the to-
tai amount being 500. They de-
serve "rising vote of thanks" and
"three cheers"
M. B. Hoyt sent the secretary a
check for $1,000 for the fund this
week, Mr.. Hoyt is lacking neither in
patriotism gratitude nor public spir-
it.
All of these things and some 9TH
ers, noted in the Rol Of Honor this
week, help to encourage and confirm
US in the opinion that Fulton county
will have Soldiers Monument be-
fore 1914 shall have vanished into
the past.
Last weeks report showed total
of about $780, This week we are
able to report total of little more
than $500. The trustees are at
work on the design for the certifi-
Gates and they will certainly be some
thing to be proud of possessing and
to hand down to succeeding genera
tions. These certificates will like the
monument itself perpetuate the mem
ory of the Soldiers of the sixties and
be tangible evidence of the patriotism
of the citizenship of the county.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17

Mary M. Thompson to Daniel Dodge
and wife, lot S Waters addition to
Delta, $4,000.
|. William Green to Huron S. Gil
iespie, property in Lyons, $650.00.
=. E. Jeffers and wife to John H.
Hippert and wife, lot SO, J. Gamblers
addition to Fayette. $500.
Z. D. Amsbaugh and wife to E. H.
Rotick. lots II and IL, block s J, Gam
bef's addition to Fayette, $1.00.
f Oba D. Chamberlain ct al to joan
na M, Rigal, go acres sec. IL York,
$3600.e0.
Christian Grieser and wife to Men
mo- 5. Grieser, 40 acres in German,
$1,000.
Fredrick Remow and wife to John
Marillat, 100 acres sec. 10 York,
$40 100000.
Lovina H. Racey and James M.
Racey TO Alfred F. Shaffer, lots 35,
AS, 46, Michael DonneIly's addition to
Wauseon, $60000.
Barnhart Buhrer ct al to Libbie Hib-
bard, 30 acres sec. 2, Dover, $1.00.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17

Robert D. Brink, %, farmer, wau-
seon and Anna Z. Kicker, 10 Fayette.
Ohio.
Willis E. Bower, 20, farmer, Delta
and Elizabeth B. Pittman, 20 Delta.
10.
John e. Colman, 10, farmer, Wau-
seon and Nine Klinker, Is, Wauseon,
O.
Arthur c. Frybarger, %, farmer,
and Louie 8. Perkins, 81 both of Del
to, O..
Albert Tanner, Is, farmer, Fayette,
e., and Florence L. e. Huyck, 23,
Tedrow, O.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17
TANNER-HUYCK

Saturday afternoon April 11th, Mr..
Albert Tanner and Miss Florence L.
Huyck were joined in marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ].
A. Wharton, minister of the Christian
church at his residence, 100 north
Franklin street. The ring cere-
FTiony was used. The bride is an ac-
cbmplished school teacher and popular
Young lady whose home is at Tedrow.
The groom lives near Fayette, and it
is there they will make their home
on farm. Congratulations Of many
friends go with them.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
In calling for the above letters al
ways mention the fact that they were
"advertised.1
Mrs. George Lemon.
=. J. F. OUTCALT, p. M.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17
BASE BALL LEAGUE
Trolley Base Ball League Issue Of
fetal Schedule of Games for Sea-
seon of 1914. League Play Initial
Games April 26th.

The schedule of the Trolley Base
ball League as it will be adopted for
the season of 1914 is published in this
issue. AS the schedule stands Wau-
ston will play all of it's games at
home except two games with Swan
ton, Delta and Archbold. The Bau-
roths, Rollers and Jacks, the three
Toledo teams in the league will plav
all of their games at Wauseon. The
outlook for the Wauseon team is
very bright for this season and the
management is expecting to start the
season with a very formidable line
up including most of last seasons
star players and one or two new men.
Quite squad of players were out
last Sunday and lot of them will
be out for the next practice session
next Sunday afternoon when a five
inning game will be played between
the regulars and yannigans.
Sunday April 26.
At Swanton VS. Archbold
At Wapseon VS. Bauroth
At Delta VS. Rollers
Jeack-open
Sunday May 3rd.
+. At Archbold VS. Swanton
Rollers VS. Wauseon
Delta VS. Jeack
Bauroth open
Sunday May 10th
Jeack VS. Bauroth
Rollers VS. Archbold
Wauseon VS. Swanton
Delta open
Sunday May II
Archbold VS. Bauroth
Wauseon vs. Delta
Swanton VS. Jeack
Rollers open
Sunday May "a
Jeack VS. Rollers
Delta VS. Archbold
Bauroth VS. Swanton
ssN Wauseon open
Saturday May 30th
Double games
Bauroth VS. Wauseon
Wauseon VS. Bauroth
Archbold vs Jeack
Jeack VS. Archbold
Delta VS. Rollers
Rollers VS. Delta
Swanton open
Sunday May 81
Swanton VS. Wauseon
Archbold VS. Rollers
Bauroth VS. Jeack
Delta open
Sunday June 7th
Jeack vs. Swanton
Delta VS. Wauseon
Bauroth vs Archbold
~ Rollers open
fft Sunday June 18th
Jeack VS. Delta
Wauseon VS. Archbold
Rollers vs. Swanton
Bauroth open
Sunday June 21st
Archbold vs Jeack
Wauseon VS. Rollers
Bauroth VS. Delta
Swanton open -
Sunday June 28th
Swanton VS. Bauroth
Archbold VS. Delta
Rollers VS. Jeack
Wauseon open
Saturday July 4th
Wauseon VS. Archbold
Archbold VS. Wauseon
Swanton vs Delta
Delta VS. Swanton
Rollers vs Bauroth
Bauroth VS. Rollers
Jeack open
Sunday July 5th
Delta VS. Bauroth
Rollers VS. Wause0n
Jeack vs. Archbold
CONTINUED on page 12)
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-04-17
COUNTY AFFAIRS
Orders Drawn, Land Deals, New Cases
In Court. Marriage Licenses, Pro-
bate Court. Etc.
Probate Court.

L IOO6tE y.
Guardianship of Harrison Hallett
final account confirmed. Guardian
discharged.
Estate of Catherine Grove, deceas
ed. Final distributive account fiIet
and confirmed. Administrators dis
charged.
| Estate of Mary z. stahl, first par,
tial account filed. Hearing set TO,
May 4th, 1914.
Estate Of Adaline v. Covert secont
partial account filed. Hearing Sc,
for May 4th, 1914
Estate of Joseph Wertenbetg, de.
ceased, application for letters Of ad.
mimstration with the will annexSl
filed. Bond filed and approved. Let.
ters of administration issued to Au-
gust Ruihley and Jacob Ehrat, Jr
William A. Luty and Henry Stamn
| appointed appraisers.
Will of Alfred L. Newton, widow
elected not to accept provisions Of
will of said decedent.
Guardianship Of Margaret Britisch
an imbecile, SECOND partial account
filed. Hearing May 11th, 1914.
+ viii of Robert BARLEY, testimony
lof M. B. Cottrell, one Of the subscrib-
ing witnesses to said will taken and
commission issued requiring testi-
mony of Frank /. Isbell to be taken.
Estate of Frank E. Meek. Inven-
tory and appraisement fled, and
widow made application to take per-
sonal property of said estate consist
ing of stock Of goods, fixtures etc,
filed and granted.
Guardianship of Levi J. Ziegier, ap-
plication for guardian fled, notice to
said Levi ]. Zeigler and his next kin
issued. Hearing set for May End,
1914, at 9 o'clock a. m.
State VS. H. D. Stong. Defendant
admitted to bail released from seus-
tody of Sheriff.
Real Estate Transfers
E. D. Naugle and wife to E. ".
Kesler, 40 acres sec. 6, Swan Creek
twp, $1,000.
Beers Sanford to Emma Sanford,
lots to 18 inclusive except lots ii
and IL, Halletts addition to Swanton,
81. 90.
George D. Newcomer and wife to
Francis D. Croninger, and. $1,000
acres hand sec. %, Wauseon, $250.00.
Bert L. Hammontree to G. B. Heise
lot A, East Lawn addition to Wau-
seon, $1.00.
Daniel Dull and wife to Eli Burk-
holder and wife 20 and 1-2 acres and
20 acres sec. II, York, $2500.00.
Myrtle A. Smith to George w.
Smith, small parcel land. Swan Creek,
$l.00 N
Francis M. Bayes ct al, to N. A.
Robinson, 22.05 acres sec. 20, Clin-
ton, $2646.
Thos. M. Oden and wife to Allen L,
Shaffer, acres, sec. Ia, Dover, twp.
$500.
]. w. Pugh and wife to William
Murphy, 40 acres. sec. 80. Clinton,
$4,000. tA
Loman L. SweetIand and wife to
George w. Griffin, lot S. -Gotshall's 8
addition to Fayette, $1.00.
Peleg S. Lee and wife to John w.
Bell, la acre benson, O., 500.
Minnie Carter to Louise e. Good
win, ct al, 2-3 interest IN lot So in
Schlappi's addition to Delta, $1326.e0.
Effie A. johnson and Arby johnson
to George Seller, 40 acres, sec. 8, Do
yer, 100000.
Ernest Miller and wife to Jacob F.
Riger, 40 acres, sec. IL, Franklin,
$4,000. s, :
Samuel Ernst to Chas. ]. Barkert,
ct al, SO IL acres sec. 81, Clinton,
$1,000. -
George Rutz and wife to Samuel
Ernst, 80 acres sec. 16, Clinton, S3625.
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Rleixe Bsliseiaad,ri

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Souis 5. Strait, Sr,,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ei6id)te beralis
3u befonlr1en nno ipuroe berfelbe Der
central BoIiSeiitation eingeliefert.
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auS(an0 . ge(egrapl.
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aus bsr Rei6sbaupt=
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5ride, Der Director Der sSoritsgltabe.
mie in Sann0oeri9s 9sMinben.
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Gebruar in Isinem SaloHe Bel @rde,
tisu, in pOisn, feline sgrau unb isinen
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bon 9lusuitopp bspieien. Der @raf
nar ipssen Der S5btuns Ieiner Jrull
unb ietnes glsffsn prossiiirt, aber frsi,
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aeMer.

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fes bon alunie Burns. So. 1042
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0ura sineH iiber6.i5ten gasofen
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Der Solebo gleriric Weloing So. an
Der &nOplton unb 2onsbeab Strabe
Elm sg.uer aus, bas eiittn G9absn
DON $25 anri9tete.
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Gei9tes, an irgenb elmer &ugel bic
Spiben ab5ubre9en unb an ben &olben
Der brittf9en @eipebre beftnbet ii9
etne Worri4tung. nit ipelfer bic au'
gelipiBen lei6t unb f6nen d6gsbro8en
iperoen t0nnen.
Die Slliteraten in BEN b bera
f4ieoeneu Irmeen.
8erlin, 13. Nob. - Die fo3id'
| liitii6e WondtszHepue ent6dlt einen
an Die englif6en So3ialiften eeridteten
Qrtttel DON Dem SosialiitenS5iibrsr
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Seutf6ldno nur 0.5. SHmibt fagt in
Dem 2(rtifel, bab bieie 3ablen ben
Grab Der Gipiliiation Der betreffenoen
Gambler anoeuten.
Grp Be @ttibitGt auf ben
oeut den &rtegss
f9iffen.
QonSDn, IS. Npu. - Cine De-
pefd4e aus &open5agen iagt, baB aaf
ben beutiden &riegsi6iffen unb 9ilfss
fubr5eugen i'm aieler Sanul gang uns
eetpDbnliGe 2tttipitdt berrf6t.
&ntperpen BARI niat boD
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4miterbam, 13. 0Op. SH.
2lntperpen lit cine Proclamation ers
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nsrn Don 9lntperpen, bic 9euti9en
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2onopn, 13. Nop. - Gine De-
pei9e aus Wien, bia @ntiterbam, iast:
Die ierbtI6en Sruppen beftnben iia
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teOu unb 0aleilo, tpo, ben MelbuHsen
Oiterrei4iifer 2lDiutiter 3ufulse Wtunia
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gen 9erte5r Derbinoern.
gOm panifaen purlas
ment.
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8as angebli6e Gri9ieben BON fiinf
Sponiern Teitens beuti6sr SolbateH
in Giitti6 unb bic 8ef6tebung bes
ipanii6en &onIulats in Rbeims saben
am Jreitag glnlaB gu elmer unimirten
Debate i'm Yarlament.
Ser glbgeoronete Santa gru5 iagte,
buB bic Regierung ni6ts tbue, I'M ipaa
niide llntertbanen gu beI@iiBen unb &c
ertldrte es fir gang beIunoers f4ma6z
poq, Dab General 9uerta, Dem tribe
rem probtIpriI9en prdiioenten BON
Werito, na9bem er 10 biele Spanier n
brutaler Wetie 6Gtte binrirbten lofen,
geitattet tperoe, in Spunien gu leben.
Der @iniiter Oes g(euBeren ontpprz
tete, paB Die oeutihe Regierung bera
| Iproden babe, bic 2iittt4er 4ffaire 81
unteriu6en. Der 4bgeorOnete Soridnp
faste. baB bies ni6t genus lei uno ouB
ieiner anii9t mad Deutf&lano cine
gntI4dbisung be5ablen lrle.
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9lls slns6redler perhaitct.

Die Setettips Sanraban uno Mcs
Sbanc Derbafteten gsitsrn ben 70
Sabre aIten aellner GorsD 5onsuet.e,
Gin Gran5Ditf9s@anuoisr, an Der 4.
nno Wqlnut Strabe unter Der Be
iaulSisuns aus benz 9sfdHsniB aus
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8er9aftete lpsigerte iih an3ugeben,
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aus6rad. 9Onsltstts CAB gu. OaB &c
aud aus Dem 9sfdngnib in Wtarion,
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ton baIteH tOunsu", srtldrte Der Bur.
ide, als er in bas @spabrfam abse~
filbrt Durbe.
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Giner sieb5ebnidbrisen rettete Sret
Snbre altem ainbe Sas 2eben.

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poiltrug. Mdraarctbe ipollte geltern
eIbenb on Der Serrel irno Gaitern
slbenue, binter einer oitiplrts fabren.
ben gaitenb. Gar ben Sobroamm iiber.
itreitten, bate babel ie0odJ oas Ser.
annaEen elmer peitlih fabrcuten Car
iiherieben uno ipuroe Don Dem @og.
son setroffen. Sm ieIbcn Woment
rnrf bas Widbhen ibren Sdnisling
CUR Seite uno pliroe ieIbit unter ben
SoroertbeiI Der Gar ge6riidt.
Der uiifaI tpur6e bon mebreren
9aiianten bemertt, lpelde Die Car gum
iofortigen Salten DeranlaBten ,ln0
has Mdoden obnmdftig inter Dem
@aggon berporboIteI. Mlargcretbe
iplirOe nah Dem itdbtifdeit SoipitaI
sebradt, ipc bic slerSte peritieoenc
gerIeBunsen am aopf, slbidiiriunaen
ON saii5en aorper nno iilnere @er-
lssunsen feftitsIIieu. Der 3uftunb Der
@eriiitsIiidfen miro als iebr ernit be.
scidJnet. Tus fleine ainb fam burh
6aS @eiieiteidIeuoern gIiidIiheripeife
nur NIT siner lsi4tsn abidiirfung
ON 4opf 6onon.
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@pn Etrpldlen anaefallcn.

Bon StroI4sH purbe geItsrnQ6enb
IN Der ysatman Qlaeb, 5piihsn Der
3peitsH uHo Jront StraBe, Der 81
Sabre alte 9Olof6mieb Subn Sarns,
BON RO. 115 Sft 5. strabs, angsfal=
len uno mibbanbeIt. Die Burden
RattsH ,s aussni4sinlia duf cine 81
raubuHg bss WanHss obssisben, bod
Surns bate tsine gaarmittsl BEL iid.
Gr trus dbsr Ourd bsnlle6erfdG sinen
Raisnbsin6ra6 iopie cine i6limme
gsrleBung am linten 2luge bapOH.
pelde ieins lIebsrfii1rung na6 BEN
itdotii4sn SOipitul nOtbpsnbig
m1dbt,
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Son cinem sI,lto nieOeraeitofen.

geim gcrlaiien einer Soutb gscr'
tpoco Gar on Der @eaOins &oao imo
Spring Strabe, ipitrbe Der 27 Sabre
ate stononfteur golparO 2eitner, gec.
t72S .Sallowap slpenue. BON eirent
Dem Ghnbiabrifanteu 8. R. Stern
geborenoen nno Don Srail Stern se.
lenften gliitcmobiI nieoerseitoBen ilnO
muBte nod benz itdbtifden ScipitaI
gebraht iperoen, no feitgeitellt pnroe,
naf aeitncr eIiidliheupeie MIR ab.
idiiriungsn SaDcusetragels bat.
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George 4. prottor, 81. U1ueller. gm.
ma aammeron.
Q 9iir3en unb 9ippfa @tn
Jrauen: 8. Seberin, Z. goNe,
1beil, &niedn.
tabtberbdnb Sort:
Jrauen: 2ouiIe Reinmutb, paulina
Berger, Siemer, Sabina Bell, aatb.
aupid. Dora 9ollmer.
5rduen: gonrab arqger. sSucof
5reiber. 5erbinano Steinba6.
g Drint 9alaee:"
9err Wm. 2uebeter.
Der Ct. Sobdnncs8asarsr rsr.
frrrte iih aeitern zines auberoroent-
lid sablreiden geiufs unb Die 9a-
men unb 6erren. ipel9e iith in ben
Dienit Der gilten Gafe aeitellt bait
ten, iparen auberorbentli@ beihdf.
tigt, um bic &dufluitiaen gu befriebi.
gen. Inter bieien llmitGncen mar
bas GaSit bes Saees natiirli9 pieber
elm iebr siinitises unb tpenn beute
2lbeno Der gdaar gum 4bi9luB ses
ldngt. 10 ipirb an bic SaupttaHe Elm
6pbdnisbnli6er 8etraa asgefiibrt iper.
fen tDnnen. Selbitrebeno mar fir
llnterbultlina am aeitrisen Gage qleif).
folls pieoer in Der ausgiebigften Wei4
Ic Gorge aetragen porben uno bic 8e.
fu6er berlebtsn fr06lide, aenubrsiae
Gtunben.
Ndbrenb bss poreeitrisen 2lbenbs
mahten iid auBer ben 2isbertrdn5.
lern nod perf4iebene Dnmen unb 6srs
rem um bic Dur9fiibruns bss Inter.
bdltunssprosrantms perbient. Der
airdenhpr Der ct. ssobannes @smein.
be erfreute bic glnipejenben pur6 pers
idiebene 2ieber, bic unter Der treffli.
den 2eituna DON Hruu +. Weibmnnn
cusseseidnef au GebOr aebradt ipur.
ben. Ssrr Gmil Gtemlsr erntete
poblperbisnte 2(nertsnnung fir Elm
biibfAes @eigeniofo. bas DON ieiner
Sdfpeiter. ssrdulsin pauline Stemler
begleitet nurbe.
8eri6ieoene Der pertbpollsn @es
senitdnbe finb bereits perlooit fpprbsn
unD 6err Geo. &robn aetpann duf go.
DC bas aolbene 2lrmbanb, pdbrenb
5err Hreb. Ulener auf Ho. SO ben
iilberneH 8robteller aeipdnn.