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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

A concrete viaduct has been built
in Kansas City spanning 30 railroad
tracks.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

The United States Agricultural De-
partment maintains a moving-picture
laboratory for the production OF edu-
cational films.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

There are said to be almost or quite
1000 varieties Of rice in the Philip
pine Islands. Il Is probable that some
Of these will prove nearly duplicates,
but the actual number Of varieties is
very great
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

A New Jersey man has invented q
machine which pitches balls where
ever they are wanted, and with vary
ing speeds, to give players a batting
practice.
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THIN PEOPLE WHO
WANT TO GAIN WEIGHT

can easily and quickly put on from ten
70 fWenty-hve pounds of healthy '.stay
lhere hesh II they will simply CON-
t1nue to eat three ordinary hearty
meals day and eat with every meal a
single Sargol Tablet These tablets
mixing with your food extract from it
the flesh. fat and strength making
nourtshment 1t contains and prepare IL
in form which the blood can readily
absorb and carry throughout your BODY.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

Bingham is so-calIed because II was
originally manufactured at GUM
CAMP, in Brittany.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

The Longstaff medal for 1915 Of
the Chemical Society, London, has
been presented toeDr. n. o. Forster.
r. r. S.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

Young female eels make their way
from salt to fresh water, and when
full grown return to the sea.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

Mount Mitchell. in North Carolina.
is the highest peak in the United
States east Of the Rockies.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

WHEN YOU WANT 10 put your bus
mess before the public. there - ne
medium better than through the ad-
xMrttsinsx nnlr-naa oe TIA rz.a,1atI--
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

A Representing factory Is planned
for Texas by the Houston Chamber
of Commerce
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20
FOR RENT

Stores and Offices in new Thayer
Building, Franklin Square. Fire
proof, best of elevator service, jani-
tor. Everything up-to-date.
Apply to WILLIAM F. HILL, Agent.
Room 108..
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20
NOANK

Mrs. Robert Patterson Dies At New
Brunswick-Farther Lights Society's
Lawn sale-Picnie On Mason's ls-
land.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20
LOST AND FOUND

LOST - Saturday night, between
gold beads. Finder please notify Will
liam Witchekowski Norwich Town, and
receive reward. Jy20d
STRAY HEIFER White and red !;
owner call soon. Landeen. Village HILL
Tel 2o6-5. jy17d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20
MYSTIC

Over 100 at Outing Of Mystic Manu-
featuring Company-Musical Com
edy Finely Given for Benefit of D.
of v,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20
FOR RENT

Ten room cottage at Pleasant View,
completely furnished. electric lights,
and bathing houses, for the balance of
July and from Aug. IS to Sept. 30; three
minutes walk from station, ocean
front. Inquire
LOUIS WUNDERLICK,
R F. d. No. 4. Box %. Norwich, or
Tel 61T-2 Jy14d
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Wha Going On Tonight

SAndevSlie @n6 Motion Psctures 1t
HN@@ Aux1l&cyiun
VsuS s > and Photoplaya at the
EBG@&B Theatre
ionic Camp. No. TGsz. M. W. A. meets
siater Lodge. NO, 500, ". Il. o. p.
ET. A 3. Building.
Emsatw In Bill Block.
I Norwich Central Labor Union meets
I'm CArponter1 Hall.
Thmrna9 Lodga NO, 82S, N. f. 0. P.
bTmeetm IN Foregfers' Hal1
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20
S CENTS ALNE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE+Twin Indian motorcycle,
two speed. fully equipped, with side
car. all In first class condition; cheap If
taken at once. Call at North High
ST.. Meyer Budnick jy2Od
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20
WANTED

who can also do woodwork. Apply at
once. Walter z. Shippee, Center St..
Danielson. Conn. - 1y20d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-20

HUCKLEBERRIES for sale; fancy
canning or table use; delivered any
where in Norwich; send postal. Napo-
leon Langeyin, Mystic. Conn. r, T. D.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20
Rural Mail Route No. |

The following is the official descrip-
ton of the Rural Mail Route No. l es-
tablished and effective June 16, 1915
Leaving the Postoffice the carrier
will go north and west to the north
cast corner of the north west quarter
of ScciOn 29-12-44, thence west 1h
miles to the southwest corner Section
19-l2-44, thence south l mile to the
southwest corner Section 30-12-44,
thence west miles to the southwest
corner Section 26-12-45, thence south
mile to the southwest corner Section
35-12-45, thence west l mile to the
southwest corner Section 34-l2-45,
thence north l mile to the southwest
corner Section 27-12-45, thence west
miles to the southwest corner Sec
tiOn 25-12-46, thence south l mile to
the southwest corner Section 36-12-46,
thence east 2.75 miles to the center OF
the n. e. Il Section 5-11-45, thence
south through Ovid and across the riv-
er and return to Julesburg on road on
south side of river.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20
FRED WEISS
The Jeweler
Year Alteration Please

Much work has been done to- get the
establishment Of the Rural Mail Route
west of Julcsburg. as per the discrip-
ton published elsewhere In this pa
per. Your attention is called especial
ly to the following:
The order for establishment of this
service will be postponed or rescinded
unless certificate IL received from,
the postmaster not later than June Z,
1915, to the effect that at least 100
families have qualified as patrons eth
er by erecting approved boxes on the
proposed line of travel Or filing with
the post master written agreements
that they will join with others in the
use of boxes, in accordance with the
provisions Of Section 1928, Postal Laws
and Regulations.
1t Is now up to those who will be
served by this route to get busy. Post
Master Dye will give you all the in
formation desired as to boxes and the
erection Of same but remember that
previous to June 18th he must be able
to certify to the Department that at
least 100 families will be supplied
from the route.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20
M n Funeral Director and Licensed
rand

end of the barn to the ground without
setting fire to the barn.
Miss Edith Douglas closed a most
successful years school at the East
sedgwick school on last Friday. The.
day was given over to a picnic at the
river south of Sedgwick Miss Doug
las left ON Sunday morning for her
home AT Boulder, Colorado where she
| will attend the University the coming
year
MIR. &. p. Parkers Cottonwood Ranch
Is fast becoming known throughout
the State as headquarters for fine i'm
ported and American bred draft stock =
On Saturday last MIR. H. +. Smart. one
of the principal breeders of Prowers
County, Colorado. whose ranch is To-
Gated at McClave. purchased through
George Thompson one of the most
promising Shire colts that has been
brought to this locality MIR. Smart
accompanied by o. F. Wood of Lamar
made the trip to Julesburg overland in
Ford. the go miles being covered in
a day.
Mrs. II. o. Virgins and daughter
and Miss Selma Erickson went to
Brady. Nebr.. Sunday morning to Wis
it with their parents for a few DAYS.
They returned to Julesburg Wednesday
morning.
f. NJ. Cole sold his household effects
on last Saturday and on Monday he
and his family left in their auto for
Portland, Oregon. Enroute they will
stop at LOngmOnt and Denver before
proceeding westward
The Rev. Dan Shannon commenced
u ten day revival service at Fiem-
ming. Colorado on last Sunday. From
there he will go to HOlyOke where no
doubt many of his Julesburg friends
will be glad to hear him again.
Sedgwick proposes to stop all man
ual labor on Sunday except the irri-
eating Of bects and to this end they
have had the following notices print
ed to be mailed to any who deem it
necessary to work on the Sabbath
Day: Sedgwick, Colo, 1915
The attention of the law and order
league has been called to you engaging
in manual labor on the Sabbath Day
.......... Which is contrary to law
and cannot be tolerated in this COM
munity. the irrigation of growing crops
being excepted. Any further violation
of the Sabbath statute on your part
will be vigorously prosecuted
Law and Order League
G. w. Stockham
NJ Gyger.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20
WOmanS Club Meeting

The next meeting of the Julesburg
Womans Club will be held on May Goth.
Subject-Childrens meeting.
Leader-Mrs. Ida T. Walrath
PROGRAM
Mothers Congress-Mrs. Eva Pierce
Finch.
Nine. MOntessOri and other systems
Mrs. Lottie Stevens.
Genetic Psychology-NIrs. Maude NJ
Parker.
DiscussiOn-Mrs. ImOgene II. Vernon.
Roll Call-Funny Saying OF Children.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20
Ti.,berl.ke will soon Resume Work

Very encouraging reports have been
received from Beatrice, Nebr., where
Congressman c. b. Timberlake is re-
covering from an operation.
Attending physicians declare that
Mr.. Timberlake will soon be able to re
sumo his official duties and will be
greatly improved in health. 1t is de-
clared that as result of the operation
Mr.. Timberlake will enjoy better
health than for some time past
Sterling Republican Advocate.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20


You are Cordially Invited
DIR. MyrOn l.. Babcock the Sterling
eye. ear, nose and throat specialist
will he in Julesburg in his old office
on Sunday. May 23rd.
Mrs. Grace Cannady is seriously III
this week.
Mrs. Weiss left on Monday for a
visit in FIT. Morgan.
Grover Troy and wife are visiting
relatives in Julesburg.
Mrs. Esther Wright left for her new
home in Omaha on Wednesday.
| S. X. Duffield is visiting with rela-
tives in Fort Collins this week.
I Herbert Poole was down from Dal-
/ ton last week to see the home folks.
| Mrs. Pringle returned to her home
in Oshkosh the first OF the week.
! G. ID. Williams arrived home from
Hot Springs. So. Dakota on Monday.
/ Miss COnnor left on No Is Saturday
morning for her home in Denver.
! c. F. Parker and John Thistle spent
last Thursday in Brule. Nebr.. on busi-
ness.
! Mrs. Tweed leaves this Thursday
morning for an extended visit at Ault
Colorado.
Miss Irma Bower closed her years
school in the West Lincoln district
last Friday.
For sale cheap-22O feet of 6 foot
chicken wire.
l.. f. Petersen
Miss Margaret Burke of Sterling Is
visiting at the J. J. Cullen home this
week
G. G. LaSelle and family and J. H.
Brown and wife Of Chappell spent
Sunday at the Glen LaSelle home.
| Mrs. Glen McKinstry came down
from Sedgwick on Thursday to visi,
with relatives and friends.
/ r. o. Deulin drove over from Osh-
kosh on Tuesday and took the train
here for Denver.
A number of the Julesburg folks
took JOY rides to the reservoir last
Sunday.
| Miss Bessie Cannady closed a very
successful 4 months term of school in
the Fender District on Friday.
For Sale
A 3k horse International gasoline
engine for sale cheap at
THE CITY GARAGE.
Miss Snare was a pssenger Sunday
to Sedgwick for few days visit be-
fore leaving for her home in Cali
fornia
Judge Burke OF Sterling was in Jules
burg last Friday to deliver the Com.
mencement Address to the Glass OF
1915.
Miss Olive Pound closed her term OF
school at Sedgwick last Friday and
will now visit friends and relatives
in Julesburg for time
Miss Wanda McCrery spent the lat.
ter part of last week in Julesburg Wis.
iting friends. Miss McCrery makes heI
home in Holyoke.
Miss Caroline Sherman returned to
her home in Sedgwick last Friday
Miss Sherman has just finished her
Sophomore year of school in S. c. H. S
One horse spring wagon for sale
cheap. Good as New"
p Petersen Mercantile Co
Mrs. G. A. Reed entertained the
other members of the High Schoo
Faculty at delightful luncheon or
donday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20

During the storm on last Friday af
ternoon lightning struck the barn Of c
NJ Hargis west of Ovid completely de
molishing the large hay door on thu
north end Of the building, fortunatel.
he lightning followed down the mort.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20

| tern points of interest
| Arthur Cage who had been attend
ing high school here since Xmas re-
turned To his home in Sedgwick Mon
day.
Zine Plants
Tomato, Cabbage, Sweet Potatoes
3Oc per loo postpaid.
c. X Shell. Lexington. Nebr
| Rev. and Mrs. Cage and daughter
i|ncille OF Sedgwick. were in Julesbure
last Friday to attend the Commence
ment address.
MISS Ethel Stone returned to her
home on the South Table on Monday
evening. Miss Stone has been attend
ing school in Julesburg the past term.
LOST-A large butcher knife on
last Wednesday night between High
School and my residence.
Mrs. r. W. Jenkins.
On account of the murder trial at
HOlyoke Judge Burke has postponed
District Court in Sedgwick County
from May 2+th to June eth at 10 o.
clock A. NJ
LOST-Last Thursday evening on
the way to or at the High School Il
silk crepe scarf, white with purple
flowers and hemstitched hem. Finder
please return to Mrs. b. ID. Parker and
receive reward.
Mrs. Geo, kinsman and Mrs. Goltry
went to Mcrino, Colo. Tuesday morn
ing to attend the W. c. T. u. District
Convention. These two ladies are the
delegates chosen to represent the
Julesburg Society
Good dry land Early Ohio seed po-
tatOes. s miles n. +. of HolyOkc. For
particulars address J. II. Fruits, Am
herst. Colorado, or J. X. Slack, Holy
Oke. Colorado.
May 13-June 3rd.
The Junior Class of the High School
and the Faculty made merry at pic
mic party at ne river Friday after
noon in spite of the inclemency of the
weather.
Otto Amberg and wife left Monday
via auto for Stoneham and Denver for
a visit with relatives. Otto displayed
the right spirit before leaving by pur-
chasing two Julesburg pennants and at
taching them to either side Of his car
The sixth annual meeting of the
Northeastern Colorado l. O. o. F. An
niversary Association is being held in
HaXtun, Colo. today, May 20. An in
teresting program has been arranged
A number of Odd Fellows and Rebec-
cas- from Julesburg plan on being in
attendance.
]. S. Labaree who has been in a
hospital in Chicago receiving treat
ment for several weeks returned to
Julesburg Monday morning. Joe's
many friends will be glad to know that
he was greatly benefited and is en-
joying the best health he has for many
months.
The wind on last Friday was prob
ably the strongest We have had in
long time but so far we have heard
of no damage done In Sedgwick Coun-
ty, farther west in Morgan and Logan
Counties a considerable damage was
reported. several suffering with pain
full injuries.
V. Deich who has been in poor health
| for some time past left last week for
the Old Soldiers Sanitarium at Hot
Springs, South Dakota. J. w. Conyers
accompanied him and returned to
Julesburg Monday. He reports that
Mr.. Dech stood the trip well and his
many friends all sincerely hope that
his health will be greatly benefited
| Advertised List
Mail remaining uncalled for at the
Julesburg Post Office for the month
ending May 20. 1915.
Clara Barrett
F. c. Barrett
J. A. Chambliss
Miss Sarah Cunningham
| Nellie Gates
A. f. Hale
Jess Lewis
Mrs. Hester A. Mills
David O'Neil Jr.
Miss Evelyn Olson
J. w. Paine
Senior Jesus Perea
w. n. Robinson
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20
Have you seen Our Adver-
tisemep n the Saturday
evening Post

L""k fsr il In last weeks i>>s~, ~
psxr nsHt~r thirty. 4 kig attrs~.
tive advertisement i"r -S"stk k~sx
WAirsr>~ f"r ~hi~k W. are selling
asrst> In Jsir>ksrx. Celia.
W. irei that Il l. eur aA,rrti.eu~nt
~ Hisrh ~ II l. ths S"uth Head Watch
a"HPasys ~ We are prepared I" hack
w it, >iatraents and I" extend is ysu
its brnrtts.
Rrad aI"St the attractive dixl, xsA
eases and ss",rssrM Ml> vi anisilinx nc.
rsrsr!. guaranteed by tk~ Mxsufsr.
iSrrr> and y. ~.
Read sissswt the extra.tkim u six~
watch i"r weRtI~nsen the world ian.
aus ari>t"rrxtir Chesterfield.
Z" get nm adequate idra vi it> kexs.
y !"s ssust see the watch itself. We
have n special display ii them In ssr
east winA"w this week. W. will also
W. giMd I" >h"w y"M "Wr r"napi~te line
III S"Mtli liend Watches and tell you
VIII! We recommend these famous time.
N1TCc~A
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20

: " = ! :. :. : :. !: !. + 1. 4. + !: + + + +
:. i.
Z: LOCAL AND Personal. ).
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!. !. !. :. :: :. + !. + + I. = + + + ! = ). + +
CONGREGATIONAL CRCRCM
600 a. m.-Bible School
ll:OO a. m. Public Worship
G:3o p. IN. Young Peoples meeting.
$50 p. m. Public Worship.
Wednesday ii, y. III. Alia-week pray
er resumed at church.
4 Cordial Invitation to All
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20
u. +. CHURCH
Frank W. Rretnali. u. u. Pastor

1THHk W. BTcthAII. u. u. Pastor
1000 a. m.-Sunday School
Mrs. B. Franklin, Superintendent
100 Il. m. Morning Worship
.:"O .. M. Junior League.
700 p. III. Epworth League.
1:3O p. m. Public Worship
Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting
You are Cordially IayiteS
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-20

end of the barn to the ground without
setting fire to the barn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-30
gstbsrben. Dcrt tann bod fem leben-
beS Mefen mebr {einI

Wstberben. Dcrt tann bod fem lebena
nes Mefen msbr fein!
Born arbsitet bic 5elbarti[erie, lie
fpriibt uur 10 Shrapneqs duf bic
Ruftn. lle6er uns beulen unb iailIen
bic fdpersn Granaten, unb busu rat=
tern bon alien Seiten bic Ufuibinens
sepebre, rollt bas 5eusr Der Snfantes
rie. Gs III fiir4terlih unb bod boit
lniuebarer Sbonbeit. Oa beginnt Die
ruIfifde artilerie gu antipprtsn. Gs
beeinnt. lpie Der 4usbrud 10 treffenb
lautet. srpbss Seidiib gu fpreHen.
an ndnher Stelle MIR Elm 3on =
pnff, ipieber cine i4ipere in elm Oprf,
unb INNER ancere 5euer. Qualm
unb Mduh. llnb aiptifen BEN dllen
unb uns bic Ratur. nogenbe &prns
felber, Elm lidter, ionnenbur6lsu9teter
S0innlel. Sm aorn bic Snfanterie,
man iiebt iie nift. 0ds Bib Der sets
sSindben Stldht. gteben uns eirtise
9lrtillerisoffisiere. Sic bliden rubig
nit otih @las biniiber su ben Ruien,
etlide fdreiben, anoere pertiir3en ii4
bic 3eit nit 3eituitsleien. unb gum
unterfGieb bon &amionfa Strumis
Iona fingsn unb stpitidern bier bic
00selein. Sh bore oon irsenDipp ber
y6urpa6!" Gin Sdausr tduft mir
iiber ben 9fiiden, bente id, lpie pislen
bas bas 2eben triten tpirb.
SINNER ipieber bleibe i9 iteben, Inn
bieIe ssiiIIe bon Ginpriiden auisuneb.
men unb feTt gu beipabrsn. Run sebt
es tpieber poriiber an uniersn Oreibis>
einbalb WDrIern. Die arbeiten pie
cine ssabrit, iiber Wdlosr, Shdler uno
9srse ffiden iis bag @erosrbsn. =
limb bic Splbaten, pelfe Selben!
M6se bas 9ate,lanb b;eitn MGnnern
ME perseTsn, mas tie seleiitst baben.
Sd aber lam nur jeb,n bebuueru,
beln es ni1t perg0nnt mar, bas 9es
ii6t bts arieses in bieier sroben 3sit
Su f6auen. air4lebner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-30

Weldts Seutf6 piro in
ben Sfi.eprppiH5en ee'
fprp9eu? Dsnn uniere In ben
Sitisspropiu5en INNER peiisr iisgTsidI
porbriuesnben 5ruppen iih nit Der
feutf6eH 9ep0lisruno bts 2anbss uli'
tsrbalteH, borsH iis l.ibsr aus Tinbss'
numb isin. unptrmiiftsn 2dais.
Inter bsm Drude Der Ruhifi5irins
b1ben bi. ainb.r beutiG<r Glisrn ib.,
refine WuiierTprate msbr unb mebr
rsrlernt unb Iprehsn gum 9xil i6cn
Elm entisbIihss @emii6 aus Srpsi
CANA ptri6isbensn SbiOmen. Ra6 BEN
aIaemsinen G4ulproeramm ipir5
bsutf6 in ben boItifdxu Sff,ntli6sn
S6ulen lpie cine irsntoe Gprd3e nidt
anbers ssIsbrt als in 9omii unb 2ifs
liz. Die Glier. Gentraiien bagestll
fdeint iid5 bon biefsr 0srfdli4anS
nod, ,ismIi6 fernsebaItsn au baben,
nit ibr iptrben iidb bssbaIb uniers
'yeIbgrausu. bsionbrs bic norbs
.ssuHHsn, ebns bic csriusas G6ris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-30

riatsit perftdnoiaen !6Hnen. Das
niebsrbeutide glatt III freilid ihcn
ieit Idusersr 3eii in ben Oitlsepto'
pinssn periiummi. dber ss bilost ou1
bic @runbIase. auf Der iih oas bai'
iii5s Dsuiid aufaebaut hdi. Der Sns
iirom aus allen @ausu Geuti4lanos.
beionbers aus btm iueiifGliih nie'
teriG6ijbM Sprabsebist. lieisris
unausaeisst neue Stsine sam 8au. D.
3. au einsm in fi4 abs.idloHsnsH
Spratssbilbe. 0ans uHo gar icnl'f
ten bic Oiiissprooinsen ala aubsrli:
ND Often pprseihobsns Sprabmdrs,
bi. sahrtunosrts binbur4 in enslisr
gsrbruna nit fremDsn GlsmsHitn
itanb. frsiIi6 ni6t Der gkrin4ln5
niberitsben. 9Iusoriids unb D.nbun'
gen b.r JlatIbarpolier in ibre linz
gonagfurn+e aufsuntbmeu; mln aing
iebot ed6ei -nihi iiber elm ertrdgliHss
@dk biuaus. Sm srobsn uno aan'
gen BARI man iaaen. bab bic 3eitld'tn
IN 2ipIanb. aurIaHb unb giilanb Elm
reires. sismlih oialsttireies Dsutib
ipr6en. pas ibnsn friihsr ieine atriu.
asren aIs GERBER uub G. W. Irnot
nabgsriibmt baben.
- I'm adifers giits. IN
Sobn Q. ROrsan III BON 5erru Gbris
titan Rebbdn, bsm prdiibeuisn bes
Ieutl6en ari.s.rbunbes BON Rem
gor., ein ,ismariises grin6tn ges
ri6i.t iporosn. 5srr Rebhnn bat mans
li9 in GrfabruHg sebra1i, bdb I'm
Dlorgan'iteH pripnt MuIeum iia
Elm, Mdrmor Biifie ben 9suti4eH
anifers befinbsi. Dieis giiie III Elm
@sf&ent e.s 9uifden aaiisrs an BIN
Batter bss 8aniiers unb spurb, bic
fem Dor eipa 10 Sabrtu aIs 3si8en
Der. taifsrIifsn 5chftdsung fir ten
.sginan3 aaifer Don bamals" sepios
met. 6ur gbriiiinn Rs5bau bat nun
bi. lIebers.uguue serppnneH. bab bes
aaif.rs MarmorbIite in Worsan's
Whaieum nitt 70 gut aufsebobsu 1T.
Gls ipenn +. beiipisIsmsiis I'M gefs
bss Germ Rt6ban ober oss Geuii6eH
striegerbunbss ipdrs. Ssrr Rebhun
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asItebter gnitI bon Carrie gAnltsr. eeb. anapp,
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