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Fear Of Radical Changes.

Not within the recollection OF the
trade have such radical changes in con-
ditions been Witnessed as during the last
year. and while some special lines, such
as hosiery and underwear. have done
fairly well. the net results ~ "A whole
have been far from satisfactory Tho
year 1874 opened with decidedly favor
able prospects. prices generally being at
Q profitable level
"TalIng every ding into consideration.
trading was In comparatively well main
tanned volume until the breaking out or
hostilites in Europe brought about a
complete change in the situation. The
abrupt decline of cotton In the South
caused great irreg ulariiy In values. But
AFTER a month or two OF readiustment
cotton goods gradually reacted to a
closer parity with the reduced cost of the
raw material. and there was n renewal
OF the demand for merchandise mat
PROMISES we'll for the future, especially
as there has been resumption of for
eign buying, with every indication that
II will reach large proportions.
'In the woollen division competition by
the foreign mills did not materialiZe to
the extent anticipated and FOR the first
three months sufficient business was
placed on both mems and womens goods
10 keep domestic plants fairly busy.
Quietness prevailed until the declaration
OF war In Europe. which created much
APPREHENSION in ghe minds Of merchants
and caused many cancellations. But this
depIesslon was only temporary, for "
was soon realized that with practical
elimination of the foreign product the
country's requiem mt would have 10 nH
Allied by domestic mills and there was
general movement TO relnstatc rhe orders
that had been cOuntermanded, In the
meantime, an active demand had devel-
oped from some Of the warrng nations
for various woollens. At the close OF the
wear dhe outlook appeared distinctly en-
couraging.
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Customs Receipts Yesterday.

The total receipts for duties at the Gus
tom House yesterday we're SSi4,52ii6, OF
which S97039,55 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S247,ASl.9l for recent importations.
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"In finance nothing In history parallels
thu disorganization OF the worlds mar.
kets that was caused by the outbreak or
the devastating war in Europe, Not in
modern times, II ever, has the interna.
tionAl exchange situation been so com
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Total.


Totals ....... iiTilsvoO tnl Boon stpO go U0'
The following tables show the highest
and lowest prices during the year Of 1914
in the commodity markets as well as tho
closing prices In 1913 and 1914;
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them. hut on account Of the war no re-
sponses have been received.
Receiver Appointed.
SAMUEL. JAGOBS.--Iudge HouEh has ap-
pointed Max Wulf-ohn receiver for
samuel Jacobs, fur manufacture at 90
West Twenty second street on request Of
majority Of creditors. II was stated
thst AT meeting of creditors on
wednesday, an oner or settlement was
made Tho offer could not be accepted
because the Fur Merchants Credit As
socistion had heretofoNo adopted reso-
. tuition, binding on an It's members, that
no settlement would be made In cases
whore tho debtor had made an assign
mout without consulting creditors La
hilities arc $4,000 and good assets, III
VAN ORDEN CORSET Co.-IudEe HouEh
has appointed Georg" L, Ingraham Of
crty In this city Of the Van Orden Cor
set Company OF Newark. bond $1,000. a
he company in Sowark on D.cember q
aud Mr.. lngraham was appointed re-
ceIyer there,
Schedules in BANKRUPTCY.
PERFECT SKIRT & SUIT 60 OF "a west
Seventeenth street has llsi schedules
showing liabilities, 32s,2l7, and assets,
8, 700, accounts, 500, and cash In bank
MAN NEWMAN. produc. dealer at .s'
Ing liabilities sli.a77 and assets ;9.l5s,
consulting Of a motor truck. $4,000, nor
Scsqun,.! 'S,'oG' note, $3.50. ana cash in
d. MURPHY co. dealer in second hand
barrels at 3iS Front street has hled
schedules showing liabilities t2G,79l and
assets S5,2S6.
Assignments.
MERCY MANUFACTURING CO. mauutac-
turers OF hats at $50 Commerce street,
Newark, has hed an assignment here to
Henri Picard Joseph Mercy Is the presi-
dent Of the company.
MARIE Drummer, trading aH the Elite
shop, dealer in dresses and waists at 80
West Thirty eighth street has made an
assignment TO abraham NJ ELsenberg.
BARNEY LEEDER. dealer In clothing Al 81
Canal street. has made an assignment TO
Morris Zwerling
WALTER MARKOFF, jeweller at 1872 Ful-
ton street, has made an assignment N
David WaronOck.
HENRY GREESBERGER, grocer at 2Sl+
Broadway. has made an assignment 10
Clarence s. IIouEhton.
ANDES n. STEIN. leweller at 38a Third
avenue, has made an assignment TO Nor
II. s q. HAT sToRE-Mex RADIUS and
Morris Golipsky. doing business az the
r. & a. Hat store Mt IFS Rvington street,
have made an assignment 20 william j.
Huckerman,
SOLOMON RIENMAN dealer In lsces and
embroideries at I67 Broadway, has made
an assignment to David London
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CHEER AFTER YEARS
BUSINESS TEMPEST
Experts, Reviewing 1914. See
Returning Hope Despite
Nicissitudes.
WAR HAS HELPED SOME

A spirit OF confidence and hopefulness
rules In business ~ the beginning OF the
new year. according to the annual re-
views OF the two leading trade agencies.
after one OF the worst years in the his.
tory OF modern business.
Dun's Rcrioc says: After passing, be-
tween July and December, through nearly
every possible experience OF adversely. ex-
cept that OF complete collapse. the new
year opens with business in the United
States rising above depression and con-
fronting the future with new confidence,
and with clear signs OF developing ac-
tivlty.
IA every leading centre there il a
notable expansion OF confidence, owing TO
the remarkab bic progress which has been
made in restoring the financial situation
TO normal and in rcestablsluug the ia
vorable balance OF international trade In
spite OF the lim;ed shipping facilities.
There are. moreover. unmstakable signs
OF increasing activity IN domestic bust
ness, Notwithstanding that conservatism
continues the controlling policy in all
quarters.
since the beginning OF the modern sys-
tenn OF credits I'm the middle OF the seven
teenth century there has been nothing
approaching In violence and extent the
Overwhelming couvuson Of the markets
In 1914 as the result OF the Sudden out
break OF the European war.
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pletely demoralized as was the case i'm
mediately after the outbreak of the cata-
clysm abroad. At the beginning of August
small transactions occurred in cable trans
fers at the prohibitive price OF 81 and
sight drafts touched So, while II was fully
three months later before rates had re-
coded to anything like n normal basis.
ut Is necessary TO go back six years to
find parallel to the abnormally low levels
prevailing for silver bullion during 1914,
the great European conflict accontuating
the depression. The bottom point was
reached around the middle OF November
Then the London quotation fell to 22hd,
az against a minimum of ED in 1905
while the cheapest price named at New
York was 47%c., or only fraction above
the low basis established six years pre-
vious.
1T is necessary to go back almost half
century to find another occasion when
the situation was so acute as to compel
the closing OF the New York Stock EN-
change. and IN 1873 the suspension OF
trading was OF comparatively short dura-
ton During the year just ended quota
TONS OF high grade properties sustained
violent declines and the average OF sixty
railway shares fell to an even lower level
than was reached in 1907"
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RECORDED LEASES.

TOOTH ST 305-7 L. All--EdwBauks to Abr
Goldberg. 302 r Tooth al, yrs. from Jan
/. 1915: atty II Koppelman, l5+ Riving-
sTH ri" sT ,oo.a 3 sii.soI' soloyinsty s'i SUV
to David Dibner, 400 L Sth st. yrs. from
soIin or = .-o c.
n Leonardo Tarulli. SIG II s0th ~. 8 yrr.
from Nov !. 1914, sttys Poscus, II, 2
settor it.,,, $50
20 Louis Schan2. 6l5 w Hist a., yrs,
from Dec |, leit atty, Herman Gold
man, n Park Row ..................Si $3.50
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
We beg TO announce that MIR PAUL
J. SACHS this davretires from our firm,
and that MIR HENRY +. BOWERS and
MIR HOWARD J. SACHS have been adj
mitted as partners in our firm this day
organized.
GOLDMAN, SACHS & co.
January list, 1915
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pPosPEcT Az, li3s. n u r,o

PRosPECT Az. 1i3a. n v STORE c Car
ncy Constr Co TO Morris Abraham, 100 W
nan ~, yrs, from Jan 1. 1915; atty, II
koehler Go. sol LIST Rv ,........S1S0
KELLY At. iiIS-2A, sll--Jus Rlty Corpn 10
Isaac Worlun, 1899 Washington av, yrs
from Nov l, 1914; atty. Leon Burkes, 60
DcLanDeN 81 ........-.... -. W OOn
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81 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
Mr. william Henry NeWhold retires frsm
partnership In our firm this day.
". II, NEWBoLD'S son 4 CO.
Dec, 81. 1914
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Petitions Dismissed.

3TURGIs WALTON Co.-Judge Housh has
dismissed the petition in bankruptcy hled
on July 3, against the Sturgis & Wal
ton Co, school book publishers at 81
East Twenty seventh street on a settle
7nent with creditors Liabilities were
sS47l6, ana eighty-six out Of ninety
The sum Of S39S has been deposited with
the court for those who did not sgu.
There are seven creditors In London, the
composition agreement was mailed to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-01

MR.. ROBERT II. WHITE has this day been
admitted 10 partnership in our nrm
ASIEL a co.
January /, 1915.
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$500 Chi North - .loes. lo5'. i0s'. ios'.
... Y City 6 i9l5....iois. 1918 roi1 1918.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
a 26th NATIONAL SANGERFEST
of the Sangerbund of the Northwest
July q, q, %, "a. 1915. OMAHA AUDITORIUM
Greatest Musical Event Ever Held i'm the West

5 GRAND FESTIVAL CONCERTS-Male Chorus Of 1000 voices; Children
Chorus 1000 voices; Festival Orchestra go Artists; 6 Artists Of Inter-
national Renown; 6 of the foremost Local Artists.
Wednesday, July 21st: Reception Concert by the Local Chorus, Artists and
Orchestra.
Thursday Afternoon 23O, July 22nd: Gala Artists Matinee.
Thursday Evening, July 22nd: First Concert of the Saengerbund; 1000 Male
Voices, International Artists and Festival Orchestra.
Friday, July 23d, 20 p. NJ: Chldrens Chorus of 1000 voices; Inter-
national Artists and Festival Orchestra.
Saturday, July 24h: Festival Parade of the Singers in the forenoon and
Picnic at the Park Of the German Home in the afternoon.
6 ARTISTS OF INTERNATIONAL RENOWN:
Madame Marie Rappold, Dramatic Soprano; Metropolitan Opera Co, New
York
Paul Althouse, Heroic Tenor, Metropolitan Opera Co., New York
Henri Scott, Bass, Metropolitan Opera Co., New York
Miss Julia Claussen, Mezzo-Contralto, Grand Opera Co. Of Stockholm,
Chicago and Philadelphia.
Christine Miller, greatest American Concert Conrto.
Enrico Palmetto, famous Danish Tenor.
6 PROMINENT LOCAL ARTISTS:
Miss Corinne, Paulson, Pianiste; Miss Margaret Damn, Soprano; Mrs.
Thomas j. Kelly, Soprano; Paul Reese, Baritone; Louis Schnauber,
Violnst, Omaha, and Edwin c. Boehmer, Baritone, Lincoln, Nebr.
DIRECTORS:
Nh. Theod. Kebe, Milwaukee, Wis, Director Male Chorus Of 1000 voices.
Nh. TIL. Rud Reese, Omaha, NebrS Director Local and Children Chorusses
and Festival Orchestra.
Tickets 81 to SOC. BondTekes reserved July Is, IS H. General Seat
Sale opens July Is, Box Office Auditorium. Tickets reserved by mail.
Address: Omaha saengerfest ASSN, 1911 Howard Street. Omaha, Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

Ter @nnIh mur0e i6m erfiiGt.
Inter ieinem Qamen Ieien mir nod
Die @ortc oes BON ibn fomponier.
ten 9ioInes sd bebe meins
Sdnoe ouf 3u ben Bergen, BON De.
men mir Silfe fommt. 5000 6ub
bod am 6llBe oes SiIprettagIet-
iders, bate ion Der Zoo credit.
|Setne ainoer beitotteten i'm in
|2eip8ig nebeu ieiuem 6reunoe DO
|idleIes.
Gruit Sillins Otto, Der gtdter-
LANCER, Der Dem Dentideu Mdnner-
geionge cine 8ei6e Der ifjouitetl
Serlen geidleift BAT, itnrb IN oer
|8lithe lciner Sabre. GieIe Der BON
|ibm gcoidtcten @eidnee, 3. 9. pGns
'%trele. oentide 9er3", mltroen bon
|ieinem Batter Snlius Otto in Nluiit
geiebt. Gebterer fauo in Der i9o.
men Glbita0t 8irna feline Icste
Rubeitdtte. auf leirfem 9enfitein
|itc6en bic 9erie, bic en- ieIbit emit
'gefungen bate:
Limo Ioa mein 2ei6 begraben iein,
.9ann ies' iii oeifen Sirnnlel Elm
Cen idonett beIen goeIitein.
Wlcin treiles oeutideS &er5l"
auf Riels ". @abe'S @robItein
Die 8orte:
Illus 30mH bout CT elite So.
.fobsIeitar bon groeinlebeln alif 3pnl
S}eih oes 2idts. Z
Cine bodintereIiante, bon giibaro
8agner acoidtete @rabidriit beiibt
Der I'M sllter BON % Sa9ren oabin-
aeiaieoene 9iarult aorL Ealliig.
.Iie SnIbrift Iautet:
sGeif fem 3llH Sterbcn,
bes gebens 8ogernb i~prieBen0c
6ruht,
.iriibreif iie ererben
in 2en5es i16 cr~6liibenoer 6lnft,-
mar es 6ein Sos, mar es oein @aaen
mir miiiien Oeilt Sos ipie Oein $50.
gen bcflaaen."
Gin idonpr. III oihterifder Broia
abgeiaBter Snnmiis befin0et iid ami
elmer @eoenftaieI an Der Gcmfirhe
6u Slogan Iiir ben 1901 peritorbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
Die Freiheits-G locke
gtrnbmteftt @lods smsriia's trift an .. Snli sur
geiidtisuug in Omaha einroIn, pafings uno
MeGoot, idmmtIid in Nebrasfn, Elm.

Die bodbcr5iae Sanolunespeiie Der StaotbGter bon
Nbilnoelpbio, elnes Der grobten aleino0ien in ibrem ge.
flee bird fft bic gon3en Q~ereiuigten Siuaten nad Der
8etousiteling in San 5ronciseo 6u ieuoen, ldBt g an.
ge8eigt erIheinaL einmnl naber mi Die @eiditie 0ieier
1[ode e%fH5ugehen. &un0erttmienoe bon Sdmfin0crn nn0
8irgern Der Ser. Stnoien per0en fe onf ibrer Jobrt be.
lidtigen nno oud mir bier in Omaha mer0en oeieu Dor.
aug ont 8. Sult genieBen f6nneu. 5tets ioaten mir ums
babel Dor Augen baIteH nab fe ibreu eberHen 0hino 3u
o~lerer1t iHr Die omerifnniite 6reibeit oifnete lno oaB
ihOn ihr anblif uns %gemnbnen iolte an ons, mas emit
bon ihr geihriebel tuliroe: so tone fort ourt oas 2ano
unO %perfiinoe alien icineH geuobnern oie enolid gcpounene
Greibeit.
Die @eididte Der 5reibeitsgIode lit bic Der Der.
Stdaten. MS Der Sentimental aongreB Ser 6rei5ebn $40.
loHien i'm Sabre 1875 gum ertermale in Dem Staots.
bauie Der Oaaalieen Qropt8 Nenniplbanien bic llnnb.
b~dneiefeit bon GngIano ertlarte, oa eiIten electromagnetic
Burger in oas Ibiirmhen oes StantSbunIes unO 3mei
Stunoen lang erihaateu ieierlid Die Zone aus @ioten.
muno fiber oos 2ano, Die Burger sur 6re6et ~mlfrufeno.
God III Birtlidfet mar Die 9enusuna oieier @lode at
freibeitliden 3neden alter ais bic erite ltndbbdngigfeits.
Grfldrlng ielbit. Seoes Snbr belt Der Staot gernipI4
Darin on benz Gage, an benz Inn ourb Den iogennnnten
Qenn.Gborter cine eepile 6retbeit nn0 Selbtdn6iafeit
gepdbrIe5Fet ulroe. cine er0Bere 5etliffeit in Der Stats
%buaptftaot 1gbilaOeIpbio Oh. 81 ieoer GetIidfeft uiroe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

ben MeiIter Der almddtigen @linit.
in Der ale menidliden @eiAleflter.
ale %erha6enen uno
e0leu Gmpfinouugen lire Sprode
fin0en uuo Die Inns Die epige
6ariuonie ent6iilt:
ebrt bic Hegteritng oes a6nigreids
StaIien, 6urf cine feierIide
Hubeitdtte in oieiem aempel oes
NdtiOnnlrlibmes, pelder, 5ttr SeitC
Der glfn5eu0Iten 9ertreter oes
itoliemidlen Gamens, feline lterbli9l
&itlle auinebmen miro, na6oem
man fe pon freinoer @rbe
beimgebraft.@
Gb Dies bis lett geldleben, emit
5ie9t iid) meiIier aerntniB.
anf MeuoelslobH's beIheioener
Rltbeit1tte aui Dem olfen Greifal.
ti1teitsfrieobof III Berlin erbebt iifI
Gin einfad)es aral5 ans iueiBem
Wlarnsr, nuf Dem III @olbblIdita6erl
0er Ranie, Der @e6nrts nno 9oDes.
Tag oes aompaniiten geldrieben tie.
hen. Geben ibn rnbt ieiue gieb.
IiIigsihpciter SSafiID Seniel. Inter
Meuoelsiobn Nantcn Itebt ii
Rotsaidriit sic Sdllb3eiIe oes ron
linn in Muiif geicbteu GidjenOorif-
idjen HeiielieOcs
rBeoantea gebn INTO 9ieoer
Sort bis ms Nimnetreih :
dc Sauptitaot Brclibcns btrgt
ferner ouf Dem Sopbienfirbbofe Ole
iterblifeu Ncitc gilbert Forging :.
nem bic tSano eincs treuen 5relln.
oes Die bieIIageIloen @erie auf Dos
@rob ifrieb:
Sem SieO mar oeutih nno Oelitidl
iein Seib,
Sein Seben aanpf NIT Rotb Hu6
Nei0:
Das aei0 fliebt oiciem 5~rieoensort,
Der aalnpi lit ans iein 2ieo font
fortl"
Ger onseiebene Sei3iaer giolin.
uirhioic 5~eroinano Gapio 6otte iidl
bei esb5eiten EN- einfadesA idpar3es
Strelj init iefnem 9tamelI ais ber-
@rnbidmlif erbeteu. Gle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08

foTcn oiirfe. Charles h6crgob Sic 2~iefcrrng Ser GIofe
0em @lodcngieBer 2eslaD Sit in Nbite Gbapel BET Cont
Son uno fam Die @Iode aud ipoblbebalten i'm au8rft 1852
hi &Silaoelpbio an. gun begann ieood Der Aerger nit
ser neuct @Iode, 0enn idon, ols fe I'M Sofe oes 5taats-
bahies ~prc6epeiie geIdutet iperoen ioIIte, ~5eriprang ie.
Spater ereieaete it'd Dies nod 5ueimaL bod ieoesmal
mtroe fe interchangeable. Die @Iode in ibrer iesigen
@etaf puroe bon Den @biIaoelpbieru Sobn SAB uuo
CHARLES Stoip ST. umgegoiel. PIN /. SUM 1853 Ditroe
tie in feierlider @eie iber Der aapele oes 5faotSbdlies
5u philadelphia m~ifgebdngt nno crit It'll in ben EburuI
0s 5taatsbuuies %ii6erflbrt. 5 Sabre ipdter iolte fe be-
retts bon oieier stele ans Die gotifaft Der 8reibeit aus
ridten ilfo i1r anblif iollte ipdtere @eihlehter, Dor oIem
aber infer iebiges, 0aron nnbner. bob Die o~annligen GIae-
rifoner oe 5rebeit iber nles iteaten. Disadvantages
peiie ieood fibrt fe Sen Nonten s5reibeitsgIote" ert
felt eigentIif fur5er 8eit, Oenn erft nod Der 9biIoOelpbier
Sa4rbunoertfeier I'M Sabre 1876 erbieIt Te ibrep iesigea
gearnef.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-08
Jntere0anle 5nldritten auf Mlufi6ergrd6ern
@eiornmeIt bon SuIius 9Iaidfe.

@einrnmeIt BON SuIius gInidfe.
Bem es einr1aI berg1nnt getueien
1T, an ben @~rabIt1tten uuierer gro.
Sen Eon1neilter 3u neilen, benz fper.
ben 0ie bort Derbrad)ten tpeibepoaen
@tinOen lmbergeBIid bleiben. Snl
@eaenfds gum aor5ertiaaI, mo bic
Hiberg6usIiden Sn6pfuuaen Be-
riibmfer Maeilter nuf uIs einipirtetl,
er50bIen ms ibre @ra6esbiigel bon
GrOenIei0 unb miibepoaem ylineen,
bon WiBgunjt un0 Nioerp1rtig.
feitrn, on oenen aiinItlers Groen.
D1IEen oft Tebr reid lit. sluF oieie
Eh1ttenieiten Oes ailnItIerIebens
fpeiien pigIe Snidriften aiii @lii.
f~frgr1bern bin; att0ere p~erfiiHoeu
flfrs unb biinoig bic Beoeittuna 0es
I'M Grade g~fubenoer, uno BEL gnn3
het0nnfen Wuitfgroben geniigt Der
bIobe Maine, Inn ibr erbdbenes giIo
Dor Die Geele 5u fteaen. 8ett finn.
reid BAT man bel einigei aompo-
niitelt cine ben Gbarafter ihrer
@h0pfungen be5eifuen0c Steae
aus ibren @erfen orf benz Genfnio[
n~ernerft. gtidjt INNER eridcint
iis Der Q9rrtIatt Der Snidriit 3lts
frefFeuo, oa mir beute befauntlih
bieles on0ers beltrtbeiIerL oils In
uergaiigeneu 3citpn; bod 1T man.
der Snidriit ouf MiiiifergrGbern
cine gentle llripriingIidfeit nift
ob5nipreheif iute ioIgen0e @eiipielc
helpeiien.
auf. oen Bierrr 3entralirieohof
ifterelIieren liits beiou0ers bic
Reifmdfer @Iiids uno 5duberts.
Gas @rab oes erfteren idniidt enc
Gtainppramibe NIT elmer Mlarmor.
tnfeI, ont tpeld)er 1u leIen It'll
apier rnht Elm redtfdaifeier
oultihef Mann. elm eifriger ebriit
ein frrnpr Butte,
.Gbriitopb 5rieorih Bitter b, @Ilif,
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nddte aud in Sen NennIbGboniern Der gaunid. 8r 6eier
oieies Soses cine erobere @lode ertoneu 81 laiicn Gen
0amaIiqen orei superintendent oes Stontsbnuies (0er
jebigen Sn0cpenoeme40alD, 5fooc norris, Gbomas 2edd
'lno G0poro g1arner. mprOe sic Grntddtigtng ert1eilt
nod Guglon6 at reiien uno oprt fur oiee 3mede cine
groBere uno ~milroigere @lofe nu5ufnufen. gls 8oriiber.
Der oieier a%ouniiiion fungirte glorri8 uno itlug bieier
ais b~ibelfcTter 01ann ~iolaenoen Beers aus Dem alten Eeta-
merte I'M aas3uge ais Snidrift Der nelen @lode bor:
nllno ou ioait I'M f~anf5igiten Sabre eriddlen iuo allen
@inpobnern i'm 9onoe Die 5reibeit b~ertiln0en uno eil
Sober bon uns iOl auf ien 9eiistbut 8uriidfebren uno
On loait ieoen @iann ieiipr 6amilie nieOergeber." aus-
geludt 6ieruts iplroer ais Snifrift 0e &orte: Ser.
tiin0e d0en ginpobnern i'm 2anoe Die 6reibeit4 Ge 4b-
%geionoten 0es penniBlpaniihen Bottles begdbet ih nun
nlebr nod 2onoon uno ndnotet id bort an Ro6ert Gbor-
les, ser IN ser Sonpftaot @roBbritarniehs gu ~0nnoliger
Belt oos ant zines agenten fir 9enriplbunien iune bette.
@bgenodt muroe, Dob Die @lofe i~tngefdbr 2000 9fnao
mieeen iode rno nitt bel ulebr ais 100 &fln0 Sterltg
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Der erbabenep GontirnIt groBer
esa sr

Der er9abeneu GontiInit groBer
Rejiter.
Or itarb am Is. 0obem6er 1887
Gin cioeuortiges edididI bate
bic BON @riapar5er perfoBtc @ra6.
.idrift oes Qieoerfuriten Sdplbert.
Sic La1itete.
Ter goO begrub bier eircn reideit
9eiis, aber nod ihonere Sofi.
mrtaen.
8ier lieat 8rdnj 5huberf,
aeboren ON 81. Gamer, 1897
geltor6en ont 10. g%Sopen6er 1928,
81 Sabre alt.
gtls man Iefs5ig Sabre mad
Shuberts CODE feline @cbeine bonn
often Bdbringer 5rieOboi naf benz
Niener 3entraIiric0bof iibcriilbrte.
fdra man 0ie @orte @riQpar3ers
itidlt nIebr paiieuO, oa Die @cIt iie
.3ipiiden Oas unenoIih reidc Grbe
oes gieoerfroiuS aigetretca bate.
.9aber Iieb man Die obioe @rabs
.idrift ipeg. Gas Brabmoniunpllt be-
itebt nitnmebr aus eifer bon stpci
Sanlen Flantierteu M~armortafeI,
6eren obere Sdlite 0ns Melicf 8nr.
frat 5du6ert's. befrdrBt non Der
@lnie Der 9oufuuit. idmiidt. lin.
terhaIb Der giiite erbliden mir cincn
tllnnenitsenenoen Gvnills nuo III
goloeneu gettern ben Gamen
ySdlnbert".
Gbenio merfpiiroig lit Die SH.
.ihriit ali &oiiint's stfiinftiA r
@rabltdtte hi 5lpref5. Ter itnlitW
idc Mieiiter paitlOB 1868 In Garis
iein fubnreides Qeben limb Iiegf
ondl sort bearnben. Gle italienifhe
Aegiernng wlnidte nber Ieine aide
aH beiiben aHO lieB ibm All Der Ibiir
Der Stride Snnta Groee III itaIieni-
id)er Sprndje cine Snihrift foIgell.
ben Snbaltb ieben:
9gioadino Roiiini,
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men gboroireftor Sob. Sol. 2orens
,6reuota Iobte i'd itets i'm Seben
ben @errn in Gboreeidngen ulo
SDmuer, bod nilA nun ioa meine
|Seele ben ltnenOIiheH preiieu IN
Giuigteit.
Ginem nGtuiifanteu" plomet $.
Soffnmtln cine lGngere @rabihrift.
ron Der bier mir Die letter Giro
phen mitget6eilt peroen Ionett:
n@ie i6 aelc6t meiit 2ebeu lang,
nil i'd gum Sinmel geben.
Gum SAltB lei fur3 oarauT bin,
gemieien, SAB oft aildl Die @rab-
.it1tten un6eriibnlter N3uiifer NIT
6eadtetsmert1en Snidrifter uer.
ieben iino.
MciH Serrgott freuf iid) an @eiang,
ct miro midi fdlon perlteben.
Die @ci9e gebt mir in oas Grab,
init Saiten gut be5ogen
cab id ntein giebites bel mir 9ab',
iGu0 aud oeit 5ieoeI6ogan.
8egrabt mid an Oent 9fnoen6aurt,
ipo iie ben &eieen ihlingcn.
Ger Sn9en0 gult ioa mic Elm Iroitul
binab 3llln 9llten Oringell,
90 it's geltiigl Ser 2ei6 loa rub'r,
Inn fronltlt elm S6Iof Elm letter,
Gle Seele ninrit mein &errgott, nun
ms bimuiliide Ord tier"
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Gin iulomonii6eS ltrtbeil i'm
9bap gro3lB. Ser Ebaip lit bclte
Beilait 70 ,1itrednungsf1big, tpie CT
an Gage Der @rmoroung Mhite's
perritdt mar" gs itimmt and
umsefcbrt.
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Beatrice. Ga oaB trodene @cttcr
bislaug 70 5iernlid a~itgebalten bat,
70 lit Die @ci8enerntc tn bteiiger Be-
geno nunutebr felt TIM @ange.
Blair. 0trd einen pluto .l1nfaa
brad 6rau 9teipton Strobe cine
Suite, uGbreno ibr @atte gtefpton
Strooe eineu ShlaiIelbeirbrud er.
lit.