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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
MUSEUM GETS GREAT GIFT,
Altman 5esuess Most Valuable Ever
Received =. The institution.

With the filing vi iiIt- viii uff 6rTj.i-
min Altman. the New York merchant
came the anno,inreipent by Dr. Ed
ward Robinson. Director of the Metro
polltnn Museum OF Art in New y6ril
city, that Mr. Altman's bequest to- the
museum was the most valuable co!lec-
ton OF works OF art ever given TO that
institution.
Tie monetary value of AIR. AIthian's
bequest is incalcuiable. according to
DR.. Robinson. and it's importance can
be estimated only when It Is under
stood that its value by far exceeds n
cash gift OF 5000. 900 made by Jacob
! 8. Rogers. the locomotive builder OF
Paterson, NJ j.. whose beauest was
said by DR.. Robinson 10 be tue next
largest 20 Mr., AItman's. although only
the income Is available.
Furthermore. the value OF Mr. Ait.
mans collection is greater than the
value OF all tho gifts nctuaiiy made to
the museum by the late J. PierpOni
Morgan, because. according to DR.. Rob
inspn, the Morgan collection OF paint.
ings ana art objects merely has been
loaned 20 the museum Tor exhibition
purposes and Is not an outright Gift.
At thu time of Mr.. Altman's death
persons who were familiar with the
4 Altman collection valued It at Sl5 COO.
900. but as o matter os fact. IL IS I'm,
possible to set cash values on many o;
the treasures In the collection. There
are thisteen Rembrandts alone In the
collection.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
Essa. Is si.s oSaaslls,,.

Chauncey Depew once dined WITT
three Indies in New York restaurant
He wns so entertaining that one of tile
ladies niuc,ied ", ..onra:.p are during
dessert leaned over and tapped the
diplomat on tile.nrIn aad wIih mn aiIcr-
tation OF shyDess said: "Air nppew
let us pretend tllnt Sor are the shep
herd I'aris, am SiinPrn. Mrs. Blani,
is Venus and siiss Bnnk y limo Now
you must give this Colder apple to thi'
falrest Z" So saying. she liiiidel him
IN ornpge nepew did .nni wait an In
slant, but turning In his cbair, vailed
The wn!ier, Waiter he suid. %brinp
me two inoye ori,niRs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
GRIT OF A sHARpsHooTER.
Sergeant HalliwolPe Feat ct the Siege
of lucknow.

Sergeant HailiwoiI'e Feat ct the Siege
of Lucknow.
During the siege OF Lucknow in the
Indian mutiny there was afforded what
was probably the most notable instance
OF the record in war Of n cracl, shot
The rebels We're endeavorlng to
mount two contemporaries. which
they had hauled up to the fat roof Of
one OF the palaces surrounding the res
idency, and it was necessary To pre-
vent this being done. or they would
have been able to Iiour down heavy
fire O. the defenders Sergeant HALF
We chosen for this duty. He was
~ re- not of the Thirty-second fopt.
Being given The best rife that could
be found his elders were TO prevent
the guns being mounted! Ies tdokhhr
his position hehinEhsome bnttered down
masonry where tlieae was only ,Corer
for him 30, lie at full length. "a 70 re
niaineil In tint position. AZ s7i sQidS for
, several days, not being. able to stand
iDasmuch as Tint .wpuld have resulted
! in instpnt death. fIis only change was
to tol! over from His back to his ston.
ach His eyes %atSe ever kept on the
;:::l .::1 .gl.,,aras tI.4
Sepoys attempted 10 mount them his
;pnerring rife played haYoc among
them and prevented their object being
accomplished Food WAS brought !tr
tiiIi nj niSiit by uien who crawled :c
2 his position.
After sUme time sortle was made
and the Sepoys We're defeated. For
this brave work Sergeant Halliwell re
ceived the Victoria cross. = Harper'l
Weekly.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
HIS FIRST CARTOON.
Davenport Put His Soul In Il With
DISASTROUS Rssul.s.

Not very long before he died Homer
Davenport. the curtuonist. got to talk
ing with some friends about thr early
years OF his pursuit OF art. His first
sketch. as lie recalled II, was OF stove
in answer 10 demand FROM the adj
rertis!IlS department That stove was
50 wifupDer jawed. SO slab, sided, so
decrepit that in response to the next
demand from the advertising depart
ueut young Mr.. Davenport moved on.
But ! Kept learning little more
about the Elnle," said he. IL watched
the things that other men were doing
until by and by J felt myself compe,
tent To take another position ns an art
lst. II was On IL little western puper
The editor frankly told me that he
could not afford even the small salary
that he l,nid me. but he had n sporting
strrnk in hin. lie would take chance
He pnid the Si.l2 laundry bill had nc.
culnulutcd ano paid uiy board week
In advance and by the expenditure of
S12 placed me on the sunny side of
Easy street. Then lie seut me out on
my first assignment wanted to
make hit and put everything l
knew into the picture drew.
The assignment had been to cover
the funeral og well known town
character. aud l depleted lonely
! grave in cemetery surrounded by
tottering. drunken tomhStones. The
grave was but half Oiled. The grave
digger WAS leaning on his spade and
,.le wreHth or flowers purchased hy
the friends of the deregsed' had heen
careleSsly thrown against the pile OF
wet brown earth. An unhappy dog
howled in the background. and the
rain was failing in tong siantinG lines
a sob came mp In my throat when
Viewed my completed work. Tint
| would hive brought tears to the eyes
| OF the mummy Rdmeses.
"Immediatcly after turned It In the
f>editor scnt for me .Daveuport.' snid
/ he I'm n tender hearted mah. and /
/ can't Dear the sigit uf tiIgi uIJ,uitilI:;
picture you have Just drawn Mare
than tnat. Davenport. | feel tha; can
never bear 10 see you again | know
that ia burst into tenrs II MET you
anywhere after thls dny And while
I'm crying. Davenport. he continued
! you want 10 take 1t on the ron tls
cause II get 10 thinking of thar Si2
Iil ktli you.', Cincinnati Times Star
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
TiiE CHAMPION HUSBAND
IS ILLINOIS MAN OF 63.
cenidn,t Take wifs on vsa-shi, Go He
Rejects commissionership.

Tom Rees. editor, is the best iius-
band in Illinois. if you believe what
all the women are sayiIy Rees owns
the Springfield State Rai lister. He Is
sixty-three and has. hecn married
twelve years. Through senator j
Ham. Lewis he was appointed com
missioner to, the South American re.
publics for the Panama-Paciflc exPosi-
tion.; The editor and Mrs. Rees packed
fp and were just about to take a tain
for New York, when he learned that
women. even wives. were not allowed
TO go TO sea on battieships. Tis up
packed aud telegraphed the senator Ii,
could not bear to part from lis wlcc
This display OF devotion has. bronglfi
hlrn thousands of letters from leading
women, all over the state OF Illinois
'-siitiiS =. ,if':.'';,'::
of chiyalry.''a After the news leaked
out Mr.. Rees was asked:
'Why would you rather stag home
with your wife than accept tint Ina
I,ortsnt appointment
Because he replied. "a woman,
reason. you know"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
Minute ''MOyies"
of the News
Right Off the Reel

Baby just born in Upton, Ind, hns
The distinction OF having been born in
an automobile.
Duke Of the Abruzzi now is accused
of "corrupting ltnlian society" by in.
Producing the tango.
New York apples shipped in cold stor-
age to Argentina bring 20 cents each
at retail in Buenos Aires.
Marriages in Naples have been halted
by a strike in the municipal Office
where registration Is necessary.
Course in agriculture has been added
to studies in Chicago night schools for
the benefit of pupils N the outlying
wards.
london Coliseum is spending $4,000
cutting through four walls to make a
special entrance for King George ut a
charity performance.
Commander OF the port of Vera Cruz.
Mexico. has issued n decree prohibit
Ing outgoing passengers from taking
silver coin out OF the country.
Proud New Rochelle IN. Y, mother
gave party in honor OF her two weeks
old daughter. who was born with q
line crop Of black hair and four teeth
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
GENIUS ANn VANITY.
sohopenhausr Was Not Bit Afraid to
Praise Himself Out Loud.


Praise Himself Out Loud.
Schopenbauer. the G-eat German phi.
losopher, afforded one of the n.ur re.
markable examples of self comp!acency
that has ever been known. His naive
eulogisms on his own productions are
almost beyond belief. In writing to
his publishers of his work he says.
Its worth and Importance are SO
great that do not venture TO express
Fl even toward you because you could
not believe me-" and he proceeds 10
quote review which speaks of me
with the highest praise rs the greatest
philosopher of the age, which IA really
saying much less than the good man
thinks"
"Sir," he said to an unoircndinG
stranger who watched linn across Il
fable dhote where he acted the part Of
the local Zion" habltually-"sir, you
are evidently astonished mt my appe-
tite. True. eat three times as much
as you, but then 1 have three times us
much mind"
Auerbach, the German novelist, also
had great appreciation OF his own
powers and work, aud many stories
are told of the obtrusirc way in which
he displayed his vanity. A German
writer says of him: Every year Auer-
bach visits three or four fashionable
watering plnces, ut each of which the
following episode occurs Mt least thirty
times. The novelist INDUCES in small
talk with the little children of the ia.
tives and invariably ends the convcr-
sation thus: 'Knowcst thou who has
been talking with tine? Behold .Auer.
bach! Tell that at holnev"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
Noisy Noses.

Writer. the celebrated horn player
paid ID professional visit To England
MANY years ago He lad Just com
mencea 10 play at uis first concert
when Lord Houghtob blew, his nuSe- u
war trumpet. as anybody who ever
heard him would declare The mise
SO unneryed vivier that he could moi
go on and threw up Nil his engage
ments
Snaati af the nffnir nffarwird. he
nsed to says "Ah. the English. They
have terrible noses: They remind one
OF tue last trninpr' 'a-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
,A sinht iia rninnea.

In the Stniili Epi,sihstnn museum
London. thefe is t,nrpnrriou4 skriptor
of tnaStWl0p trnuL I!ratdu county
Mo t;ti,r wifii rnti2IliSSIIrn oi
that st;ii,. ~;lr nlsrr. iit- MIS- wan,!erliig
agnlnd ;li4 rhjmrGin mnesnimp t.t1fEh
ta 94ii. iiiiii Ml.rii uut[ hn,ksn: at so
many sis.iAgs tinn;as Elnaiis lie ran
across tie nmsioiIon His eye rested
upon lie lnss.rIl,t3on ana a wonderful
light came into his fnee rIsy thunder
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
Exc aaraIe II tI,e eettIp..

Why does water gurel la when poured
9 from n botties IS water pours out air
aIt0nlpts TO ponr in Occasionally the
slintd i.old ing the bottle may move and
give The iiir the opportunity The quick
rnsa ,li lie sS;lter TO OH thes hole made
by the air tsallsss the ylirgiilg sound
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
0raaIsiS che RnIerr.

ThelnisiocieS. s is siiil. declared that
his son wps tire stroneaat man in
Greeee.
Z, = For y sand be. fips $ fbeilinfis rule
your mother rifles me. Ihd ypn.t tEitie
your mother"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17
a .Rsahv amAIrt klan.. ,.

t.Eze always sRys che right thing ct
the Fight time. dcesa,t be 81 s -
More than that. he always keeps
.stIii at TIE right tinae. ,Eso1sfon Posi-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-17

\ sAny man can tnnte sool or him.
seIs.s
rne hpk rsifh 4 sonaaI 4 lselr il'a
niiet easief 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10

ic,be surlid. ,Srt iaate meinem G,attsn, er
ioIle mir sine Slaits uou 9poia g, Yiaf.
bam's @eaetlble COMPOUND peribaiitn,
rucldle i'd pprhsr psriuden molltt. bcpor it)
Mid elmer Operation unter,Dge. Gr that
es unO mein 3uitnno bat iit oolia gebei'
ieri. 3t perrid)te leB. ollie mtine Nrbeit
uno fiible mid pobI.
sd boie. oas an5cre Ieibenoe ,Srau.n
Sbr COMPOUND periuhen perbeu. 9dl wer'
be es allen Setannten empieb.e l." = 6rau
9aniel :. y. Sauis, 10 SrantIin
Str,, 9o3anspcrt, Sno.
Seiiocm mir garanttreu, baB ale uoa uns
publiSirten 3'ulniiie edit iino III es niht
billia. oorau,SuIeBsa, oaB, p,an 9pota Y.
pintbam's %eletOble eompouno Die &raft
bat, Oleisu iSraueu gu belien, et aud I.ber
anberea dbnIih !eIoenoen 5rau bsIitn ipsr'
&c?
@tnr Sis irant iinp 70 perihIsppen Ss
es rdt 10 langs, bis ene Operation nptl'
psnoig Diro, iOnperr nebmn sic iofrit
Npoia Is. Yin bdm's Segetabe COMPOUND.
SdrciGcn Sic IN ggoia 6, Einf'
bam Nebicinr So. (unfibentieli), J,
&Dnn, Wlaii. Ibr %rief miro uun ei.
ncr Srau scDiiuet, gclcicn nnp be-
nntuurtct nno itrens neheim gehalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10
Eabtpx mnb Oellebxe.

- Der S6uIratb BON Canton tpirt
6ellte slbenS cine Grtra.Sisuns ab
balten, Inn bic sIngebote fir elmer
SeiSa.poIlt iiir Die Genter Strabs
Shule 81 cr6iinen.
2. 6. 5Grciber. Ger is Sabrs
lang S6abmeiiicr Scs SduIratbs uor
Canton mar, bat geitern feline Re.
iguation eingrreid)t 3ieieIbe iuuroe
nngenommen. 9In ieiner SteIle wllroe
SObu arudten gum S6asHeiiter er.
lp1blt.
- 8oIi5eihei Seitber bon 9eaepue
iuurSe pon Mtonpr @inter unb ben
Stnotr1tben autoriiirt, alle Rerionen.
bie i'll sliltomobilcn ooer oui @otor.
jpeira6ern Die Observation-Disclosures
GrOinan5 bercBcn 81 oerbaften. 1aS
Raien nit oieien araftmaihinen oil
Der 5airfielS 9Iuenue muB eingeiteat
mcr0cn. @eiiern piir6en Siuei luert5-
poac Sugoc aui beiaeier StraBe ge-
toO.et uno enttamen mebrere ainbcr
mr. nit fnapper gtotb BON Iutomo.
bilen iiberfabren 3u iperoen.
- gripat. 4oIiJiit Charles 5ron.
mel BON Der Queen Gin 9atbing
9ead), 8ellepue. retteie inter eigener
2ebensgeiabr hos 9eben pon slSolpb
BERN, II Sabre alt bon Der @aro
9Ipeniie in geleuue uno einem irlbe.
fanuten anabcn Die iid 5u melt in
Ger SbioiIuB gepagt batten.
5rauIein Srene unS Roie Beng
bon 9elepue ueiIen aui 9eiu6 IN
SeIima, 8.
iSrau slI. 9enSer, bon Der 5air.
iielo sloc, @eIleOue, 1T nad ct.
gouis eereiit.
- Gas 2eihcnbegdnsnib be5 Der.
itorbenen CAPT. ,Sobn Searne iano ge.
fern 0ornlittcr uon Der ct. Antonius
Stride aus iiatt. a;,~,,,
- 1ns seitenbes1nenib Ses Der.
itorberen 2ouis ". Sormlng fano ge.
ltern 3afymtttag pon Der eIierlifen
g8obnuu0, Ro. 512 1niriieIo sIpe..
'seaeUue, aus iiati, Nep. g. DC.
8arprD pom Cincinnati Ieitete ben
Srauergottesoienii. als 2eihentrager
iurglrien Die Serren q. NibrIs. u.
2anomaun. $. Beihe. 5. Steen s..
.. @aple uno q. Gpelonb. Die iterb.
life Siae pnroe aui bem Sprin5
Grope 6rieObofe, Cincinnati, beige.
iegt.
- Iie Clubbing Star 2oee go.
45 Der g. OF .. in Tapton enpablte
foIgenoe GeIegaten 5ur @roblogc:
". 6. Guin6p, 8. Bolt, 9. s. ge6t
inO slobert Relibaus.
6ran Jreb. sefers uno ainber
Don Canton weilen in McseoD, g.,
aui geiud),
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10

toll beisefiist. Gs purbe beldlphen,
cine abi4rift an bic 5amilienmitgIie'
Der au isnbsn. 2lls apmmittee, um Die
2ebensbei6reibuns bes peritorbsnen
Mitsliebes 9sors u. grgus gu ents
perfsn, purpen Die Ssrrsn 6rant
Rcspetamp, Spbu aOnis. Sol. @rots
uno 8. $. 8eiute srnannt. = Dds
gii6ers llnteriu9unsstummittee aus
ben Serren $. 8. Rie6emann, Spiepb
Garl unb Soiepb Sermss beitebenb,
beri6tsts, bab bic Bidder Der geum'
ten in better Oronuns sefunoen purs
ben. glls Oelesaten aur Staats-
aonpention oes 1eutfte9lmcritanis
fden Stabtperbanoes puroen erndnnt
SoIspb @rots, Suiepb Wslp, 8. Seder,
0aspar Yoblmann, Wm. grunen, 8.
8. 9(lbers uno Sobn SdiiBler.- Sas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. berihtste.
bab bas iGbrli6s pienic am 26. Suli
in Sherber's 9arten In 4miterbdm
abgebalten miro.
Ssrr SObanH Russs SbpaSsr
0ss aGbetannten 9errn Ben. 0egener,
feierte in isinsr Wobnuns, glo, Ill
8 IL. Strpbs, ieinen 36. 9sburtss
tag Die Wiitglisber bss 9 g. u.
alubs bratten ibm cine muiitdlifds
pdrtp. 9as 9eburtstd9s
limb erbieIt auber bsr3lidsn 9ratlIla'
tionen aud biibide unb 5ablrei6e aln'
gsbinbs. Sn fsu8tirDblider Wsiie
perlebte bic luItise 9eieIIifaft in benz
gaitfreunolidsn Saiiis mebrsre pers
aniiqte Stunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10
Sabloip, 7b.

-5rdu Carl Softer bon Sklbp'
bile, Sg., peilt auf 9eiu6 bel ibrsI
Sdpsiisr 5rau 8. 2ilgs an Der pits
Strabe in gromltp.
- Die .asbissn" unS bic .g.rbei'
raibetsU" Der pullman Weriitdtter
in 9ubIotp perbsn iib am tommenbsr
Samitas Radmittas auf b.m grom.
Isp Bale gaa part i'm Spiele msFsn
- Ter aenton gau gsrein er.
pGbIt foIgsnbe Yeamte: prdiiotnt
Qmos 9eso; gliSs prafibtri. glfo
Sbattud; Sefretdr, q. z. 2dita;
Sdabmsiitsr, sbomas W. 9aIslp;
Direttorsn: JsnaB allssp,r. u. .,
Garran, R. 8. Grislsr. 70. 9nDis.
9uItap S.rbii, 6. 3. Simss, gsora
WuHuu. SObn Dabl unb 8. 9,
DLIs.
- 0aOio Rossrs bon Nep Yorl
psilt aui 9eIu6 bsi ieiner Sdipeiter
5rau 8. J. Syin&er an Der Gin Ctr,
Serr 5rant aoiier, GatiiH une
Sobn Robert bon Banana iinb aui
9siu6 bsi 5errn dlaid an Der Gin
Strabe sinssirofien.
- 9as see Cream Social. eas
gum geiten Der gb. prot. ct. SO,
bonnss airae in Wsit GoDiHsiDn Don
bn Oamsn peraHitaItet ipurbs ipar
Elm finaH5iellsr grfoIg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-10
Reu. j. 4 0 D5 RlDprs6l, D. $. J.
leiPrt mjerna0 pt,s,ler. .Jl6;(dum.
Ser tiidtige Secliorgey
Der ct. Seneoittus
9emcinbe in ii9t>
ItAer Deife
geebrt.

RutiQ uno in aler StiQe nolIt,
aelte.n Rcp. 3. Qtoolpb Ruppre6t, 8
,. g.. pfarrer Der ct. gencbitlu:
NsmeInoe, icin filbernes Yrieitsrz Su
oiIdum feIcrn Die gpnfrotre5 Del
S!.genebifius Stride uno bic @emein.
oamisgiebrr battcn es cher anpers qs,
lpeut uHo puroc oas iilberne Supi
laum oes belic6ten SeeIipraers bsl
GeneinOe in piiroiger Deiie be9angen
Sas Gottesbaus mar Bis auf ben leb
ten pllB Qefiillt, ais Der Subilar cir
Ieicrlides 6p6amt celsbrirte. Rtp
'G Se6aitian Qrnplo, 8. g. g., bon
Monte GaIino iungirte ols 0iator
llno Rep. .. uIrif ReQnat, 8. g. T.,
9iettrr Der Ct. Soispbs Stride, ala
Suhbiatnn gleu. g. Gslcitire Subsr,
.. 9. g., iungirte ais Geremouisn.
metItcr uRb nuren bic Reperenos y.
Glmtert 1alIer, .. g. g., .. Mutz
them Waiitbing, 8. g. g., uno g.
gltbanaiius 5interna6, .. g. g., BON
Der Btaa Waoonna. 4iiiitsnteR. SHl
Santtuarium befanoen ii6 bic gtepes
rcnos SQnaB 4bmann BON Der ct.
@lopiius Stride. Rsttor Don Der 81.
&reu3 Sirhe, SiihsGoptnetpn, Sbie.
mer BON Sp6n's 6iq. Campbell &C..
Stepbnn S6mio bon Der ct. Sts.
pbanus Sirhe, Repport, unb Rep.
Solb BON @rIan9er, an. Die S4ne.
tern Der ct. Walburan 9tabsmie, Der
Ct. 8encbittus @emeinbe uno S6pss
ter Selen Maria Ritert. als gcne,
bittinerinnen, rpO6nten Dem Subis
laums s8ottespienit Sci. U2itglieotr
bcs WenbelIobn 9eiungpereins, nam.
li6 bic 6errsn so. $. S6ulse, Spba
9lntons. R. 3. 9ibOpsti. +. gadsns
ftette, 8. 3. Rsinte. u. u. Sermss,
elmer geder, Geo 5eltel, +. gltrup,
Daniel 1fries unb 9sorq 3ur6prl
iangen untsr Der 2eitung Ds5 tii9tissn
9irigenten 8. Z. Rsinte 6ammas
rSuiium GorOa" Wefe unb funsirte
sSrau 8. 3. Reinte als SrQaniftin.
Ss mar oies oas erite Deal ieit pielen
Sabren. bab eiH Wdnner6Or in bic.
lem 9ottesbauie fang. 6err Glmcr
Scfer lana WiQarb's rQlDe Maria".
Rad beenoigtem 9ottesbienit puroe
In Dem neuen pradtOOlsn pfatrbauie
fir Die Gsiitlidfeit Elm sSeIteHen agf,
Netragen. 2m RadmtttdQ empfing
ter 6eliebtc pfarrer bic 9ratulatiOnen
Der Shultinber Der @emeinoe, bic ibin
bibihs glumenipenOen ii6erbratten.
Die Gemeinbsmitalisbsr liebsn bic
sfeier du6 niht unbea6tet boriiberges
teH. I'm s ubr 9lbenbs purDe Der
.Subildr Don ben Sruitees Der @es
meinoc ndf benz Sduleebdube ses
iusrt pOielbit iiG Der sr6bts Sbeil
Der gcmeinbs i'm feiili9 aefAmudtsn
G6uHaale sinsefunben bate, nm bie
Hsicr aud psltlia au ResebeH. Witl
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9okal.Derid)t
ghliekem
Ylhiien bic @iribid)aften am Gage be,
1yreibriefiuabl.

9tm iommsnbsn 9ienitas miiTen
bR Wirtbldafisn anlGblid. Der Drei.
brisipabl ssidIoFen isin. SH selpiftu
arsiYsn berri9ten 3ipeifsI barber, OF
auf bic grsibrisfpabl, bic fir resuldrs
@abIsn in 8siro3t iommenbsH Yts
itimmunssn nit 9t5us auf bas
S6Iisbsn Der Wirtbidaften ansuipen'
ben iint unb Der @sueralanpalt So'
gun ipurbs infolssbeHsn um sin Gut.
c6tsn aus.ganssn. bas ssiisrn abssss.
ben purbs.
5n bieism Gjuta9isu pirb be,
narit, bab bic Jrsibrisfipabl ais re,
gpI1re Wabl 5u bttradien III unb bic
Wirtbe ibrs qotdIe bis baIb feds llbr
absnbs ssf4loHsn baIien miifsn.
3upibrbonblungen segsn bisie BE.
iiimmung Ipsrbsu nit 0elbftrdfsu tis
gu 800 Obsr Saftitrefen bis gu 5eba
9aaeu seabnbtt.
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periosaIsN Otisea.

grl. 2tllie RoIt, bon Jrisnb'
flip, Snb., ip.ilt s.s.npdriis BEL IT,
rem gouiintn Grl CLARA unb g M
III a 3abn. Qo. 1411 plsaiant Sira
ts aiIf 9efud.
Rh aufri6tis.r 1rauer pirb II
irsiien artiIsn bic aunbs BON bsm &C.
tern erfoIsisn 9tblsbsn bon Grar
Taria ariea seb. Gid. Dor
30. 1911 Woore Strabs. p,rnommsr
ipsrb,n, bic I'm Utter BON 48 Jabrsr
bi. glussn gum spis.n Sdlummtl
fblob. Die 9abineeIAiebens bat si
psritanben ii9 burd ibrs SerSens'
siiis unb ibrs p,ri0nlids aisb,nsipiir4
biaisit bic 4htuns unb JrMnbiaafi
gIler Su sriperben. bsnen ss DereSn Il
aspsisn, nGber nit ibr bstanRI AZ
ipsrbsn unb bic aramssbsusien Sin'
tsrblisbensn, in aflsrerIter 9inie Der
ictmsrsspriifte @atte 6srr aarI
aries biirfen bel Der ihpsrtn
Ssimfuduns, bic lie bstroffsn. Der in.
nisiisn Sbsilnabms psriidert iein. Die
gs,rSisuns finbst am Samiiag Rad.
mittas lin 5ipsi uh bonn gtabliTe.
rusnt Der asi9snbsitaitsrfirma Wrab.
mann & Barftnsht, go. 1421 -1423
Main Strabe. aus ftatt unb bi,
5rausrfeisr ipirb BON Serrn paitpr
Btrtram bon Der 90. PROT. Mattbdus
Gtmeinbt seIsiiet tpsrbsn.
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9lDtnus, gobinsion, ipobnbaft, bradts
in Der 9sIlepue blaming Will an b,r
8. unb Walnut Strabe ieine 9anb
elmer areisiase gu nabe. ST ipurbe
nad benz Speers 9oipital sebradt,
poislbit ibm mebrere Singer ampus
tirt tpurben. Spdter ipuroe er na4
ieiner Wpbnuns iiberfiibri.
= Grau Ssnrietta Rau, 76 Sabre
alt, bic nit ibrsr 1ohter Jrau Grau
i'm 3. Stod bes 0ebdubss Hp. GIG
Wonmputb Strabe ipobnt, fisI aus
einem Geniter oss 3. Stods auf bas
Dad elmer Shmiebe. sic purbe
BON Der 4mbulanSmanniddft nah
bem pberen Stodtpert gsbraht, ipp ibr
GrStlide 6iilfe geleifst ipurbe. Sic
fam nit lsidtsn gerlebunsen oapon.