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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
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osanty ssass Of s G29sass THE PHI
Johns. MAksHALI., Plaintiff. vs. We.
jjoas NJ. Larson. Deiesda%ts' %" ALL ana
BY virtue of a Writ OF Execution Tor
Costs issued out ot the Office Of the Clerk
of the District Court in the County OF
Gunnison, and state of Colorado, and TO
me directed, whereby am commanded TO
make tine sum oi Forty-two Dollars and
Twenty seven cents, lSi227l, out OF the
Lands, Tenements, Goods and Chattels OF
the defendants, Neta Marshall, Ruth Mar
shall and John NJ Larson, pursuant TO a
Judgment lately obtained In said Court by
John ,. Marshall, plaintiff, against Neta
Marshall. Ruth Marshall and John NJ. Lar
sou, defendants, | have levied upon the
following describ bed property, to-wit: The
keokuk, Davenport, Burlington, Clinton
and Muscatine lode mining claims, situ-
ate in the Tin Cup Mining District, in the
County OF CunnIson, and state Of Colo
RADIO, and which are more particularly de
scrIb bed in the location certificates there
OF v hich are OF record in the Office Of the
Clerk and Recorder oil Gunnlson County,
Colorado, in book Isl at pages s3. ", rs, 81,
"fa NOW y FeTRRfafEflRf TRRfafEflRRfE.foRE. In accordance
with said command, notice il hereby
October. A. ID. 1915. at the hour Of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon OF said day, shall expose
ior sale, at public auction, and sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash, at the
west front door OF the County Court
House of the County of Gunnison, and
state Of Colorado, al the right, title, and
interest OF the said Neta Marshall, Ruth
Marshall and John NJ. Larson in and TO
the above described property to satisfy
said Writ Of Execution for costs.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, this lit h
PAT HANLoN
Sheriff.
First publication Sept nth. lsi5.
Last publication Oct list, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
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no6 & n0

AaSSrsssne - Nsrsa Ess& papsa.
ma sasss ssctssa ~ sssssiy ssssrss;~d
" pssshH-g shrss<gh she psspo~~a rod
frum somsrssf u Msress 90 esawsass
ihsg have work~d W 80 asce susAas-
sssm mai = Good kssds As~sc,sssS.
has seen formed Sl-s that prusc,psi
ohleat ~ sw~ Not to ns h..hsna. ,s "
"a 10 this end Of G.saassaa csuusy ~
sHiie WIsh Crested Bu.se and asssh ths
eonnecton over kebser pess and dowu
sns Anthracite. We ouGht 10 have
tnis aone a. soon - tbs thoreu9hfsrs
over McClssre pass. Perhaps we can
boa' them to II. Then g,sSd ros<i~ will
be Continuous Through the vsst Upper
NORTH tsrk Valley and the country
opened for hundreds of new settlers.
speskIng of this Rew association tse
fa0nian says: Pursuant to . ssll is-
sued hs the special committee elected
at meeting Of the Business Men :
Ciub last Friday evening. about In,
Deita county citizens gathered las;
evening at the opera house in faonia
g. effect a permanent organization for
the purpose Of advancing the interests
OF the proposed Hotchkiss-C Csrbondsle
highway.
h0tchkiss tsrned out in fal force.
bringing the celebrsted Toz,er Military
Band This excellent musical oresniza-
tiou dlscoursed pleasing strains during
the evening both on the street and Ut
the meeting and was highly sppreciat-
ed evidence of the enthusiasm of our
neighbors. Several were present from
Delta, including the county commission
ers.
Nv ID Bowie Of Bowie WAS elected
permanent president Of what will be
known a. the North Fork and Crysta
River Good Roads Association. T. L.
Black well Of Hotchkiss was chosen vice
president, and +. G. Emry Of Psonis
was made secretary. The executive
committee consists of j. c. Osgood o.
of Redstone, chairman, and T. NJ. Glib
of Paonia, George McDermaid Of Som
erset, A. Bowie, Sr. of Bowie, sns
Edwin Mitchell Of Hotchkiss.
''ln the addresses, which were Of 81
informal character, an intense in;eres
was manifest in the early completion
OF the new road, as well Is in the i'm
provement Of the Black Mesa link o.
the Rainbow Route.
Taken as a whole. while it was i'm
possible at this busy time to secure
large attendance of Paonisns, tn
gathering was one of those healthfu
''get together" events that make TO
progress through community co-opera
tion
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
ksaice a Aljssenest Day

Notice is hereby given that on Monday,
the nth day OF October. A. ID. 1871. Essie
II. Snodgrass the Administratrix OF the
Estate OF Perry l.. Snodgrass, deceased I;
and George III. Adams, the Administrato or
OF the Estate OF Harriet NJ Adams, de
ceased; will attend before the Judge OF
the County Court at the Court House in
Gunnison, in the County oi Gunnison,
of said day for the purpose of settling and
adjusting claims, at which time all per
sons having claims and demands against
any OF said Estates are notified and re-
quested to present the same to the Court.
All persons indebted TO any oi said Es-
tates are requested to make immediate
payment.
WITNESS Clifford II. Stone. Judge and
Acting Clerk OF the County Court within
and for the County of Gunnison in the
state cf Colorado and the seal of said
Court this LIST day OF September. A. ID.
1915.
(SEALl CLIFFORD H. STONE,
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First publication Sept. 3. 1915.
Last publication Oct. 1, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
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skr ssscas~1 ss< hsss sss.dssg -
mr. HaraSa a Hsrhn wss . ss.sssr
- SsDAAS-
S<ssesi p~~ bsssslsag. ss< sssag ssxct-
ID On ~ SSbse end Parisn raachss.
hrs. Clara Lewss Is waiting nrs. G.
4 LA<sCSmss.as on Razsx cs~e&
Res. " 6. nsCsaaeI end wsf~ Of
Guray Sere ssssSors st the Evergreen
rsaca -; week-
a dsoce and basket supyer wse given
at the Sh,pmsn ranch Saturday night.
which wss well sxtsadRd
nr end Mrs. Dsnseis, of Cedss~dge.
who have been working On the Lies
Cembss ranch SINCE July, left Sunday
for y Wssnita and 1owermsa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
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lElK nlnQE Foa WA
Marble Booster

Marble Booster
Have you happened to be down
around the railroad station recently
when some of the Marble Italians were
leaving for the war, called to the colors
of their native land?
There's something mighty pathetic
about it, when you stop to study it
over. Breaking up the home ties here
is something bitter to start with but
when the boys give a thought TO the
possibility of their never seeing their
friends in Marble again, it brings the
tears every time.
And there II he lots of those Italian
boys who never will see Marble again
that's sure. They're leaving here in
squads of ten or fifteen, sometimes
twenty-five, every few days now, at
the call of their consuls, and there II
be plenty of them who never will take
up a marble tool again.
This is just one more argument why
the Italians who are intelligent and
Italians whose good sense
ought to persuade them-s should be
come naturalized citizens of the United
States instead of earning their money
here, making . home here, and then be
subjected to call to go back to Italy
and be shot.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
Hsaice ~ Ruklieafisa.
pePersent ~ the IL

Depor8ent ~ the Inteffos,
U. 3 Land Once . montro CoAssoAo
Septen m bsr Tsh. iols.
Notice il hereby given thai Ra ph r. Allsa, a
Gunnison. Coloro6o, who. ON October 18th. oil.
made Dsssxt Lend Entry No. Jst7s, ~
Lot and SEA of yWh, section g. TownShio
50 North. BasGs Esse New Mexico Priperpl
Meridian, kaoA Aled Dotiee of intentioa - 0aho
Fiaal Dsuprt LanA Prss6 ~ essabiioA Oan1D
~ the Land sAp~s AeseS4bed. bessee Ersat
yoar1e. Z. .. C90ous6ooef. at GunnioA, Co.
RADIO. the sinssssfA asg Of October. -
CloiD0st nomW - VieBos-ss:
6eoe9e T. AsAuEouA BdOsrd u. CSenassaA,
Allan p CunninGAAm, RDd D. mekss. aA 4
O.C sKINyn,
rirus DublishsA 60 q M.
Last published Oua n lDls
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
lSvnsT BUSINESS Must
< STUDIED N COLORADO
Pueblo Chieftain:-

Pueblo Chieftain:-
Experience in the present summer
has fully justified the predictions of the
volume of the tourist business and the
argument of those who have urged good
roads as q matter of highest Importance
to the state. But it is evident that
Colorado needs something more than
good roads in order to become the great
tourist center of the continent.
The great criticism of this year S
summer tourists has been tfmt they did
not remain long enough in one place to
be of any real benefit, that they were
simply passing strangers on their way
to and from the coast, and concerned
only in spending as little rs possible or
getting through the state rs fast as
possible. Such criticism shows a very
poor judgment of existing conditions.
Weether this years tourists come back
to Colorado and how long they will re-
main depends very largely upon the
treatment they receive here this year
Not that our people are not hospitsble,
and not there is anything lacking in the
natural attractions of scenery and eli.
nate. Yet it is fact that the accom-.
node tions for visitors are not what they
should be in state that hopes to be.
come one of the worlds greatest tour.
ist resorts.
Instead vf idle self-congratulatior
upon the number of tourists that passed
through the state this summer, or futile
and ill-natured criticism on our visitors
not spending their money more freely,
what Colorado ought to do is to set her
self to the task of seriously considering
how far we have succeeded and to wha'
extent We have failed in giving our visi
tors what they desire, and also to plar
for the better organization of the tour
ist business in other years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
MOITlosf ufI MEET
WT1 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT

Friday afternoon - d. I. Scham-
bach eDd Frank n. Smith were driving
across Cedar creek near Montrose with
a Traction engine, the bridge gave way
and sa slipped into the creek. the men
undee tie sagine, where they remained
undes tAe water for three hours before
the bs66ss vsre recovered. The bodies
were bsenbay erssAed BY DE enormous
weight - Il ID supposed that Seath
was iastastaaeo1s. Both men were
vel knSOn n Mntrose, de former BE-
ing pr0misent dairyman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
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Ter vA~s< ~ oss2 - - -
sssrt~s every hss usssuass ~ . Uous
spssk frsG sh< h~sAgn.sssss N tnAne-
ap~,sss. ev< nis~s s~aS.
A coUps<t< wues~O esssek csus'HsRg
ef noter gsasrstsr. trsast0sWsas se-
iAys sDa other psrsphernsass - usss
i<d Va the shsw Windows ~ ~ ssay
s~s~sroom. Thss wss coss~cs~d wse
IN s@r,sl On the roof Of the tussdsaG
end by sseppsag the slsssRsssaG cussses
W froa 1le soss~ 10 y. .Wse v0ses ~
sppsrssus ns<ss q po~ssbss - sssa
messages ~ miles.
The car "a exhshst,oa q IT. 1osr
erouads wss tirted w with . sssssvsag
appasssus end the neces~esy sues0essr
.wisches aud relays throwsaG oa CD ~
the esectrsc eurrsat Of ~ sesssss end
magnetic. An suteWst'c sksscA wss
regulated 80 o. to slsow she csr ~ ssn
Is secoUes, after which TIE 1aGaste
wss cvf oG. The operation Of starting
the car ws- repeated st i've minute sn-
tervsls.
One of the sost interesting festures
Of the exExriment WAS the fact shst
the entire operation Of starting TIE css
Was accomplished without the ed of
human hand. A time switch, instsIb<d
IN Connection with the wireless outfit IN
the city. controlled the entire operation.
From the time Governor kalston Of
Indiana put the car in operation the
first time by touching key ut the
sending station, until the last day si
the fair, the starting and steppine oi
the car was taken care of automatically
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
| PsfDlcTlol n)UI M
eyu1lsOl uln@E m)UsTlI

Paonian:-
Mr.. Manning is not only an expert
marble man and capable executive
he is . man with . vision. 1T won't be
long," he assured US. until you see
Crystal river lined with msrble-workins
mills much - the rivers in the east ses
with cotton and wooden and paper mills.
We have barely made q beginning.
Our raw material is inexhsustible. The
variety of products is unlimited. Why
shouldn't this become the biggest in
dustry in the state?'
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
will hold q Window Sale of pies, cakes
and etc. At the City Hall. Saturday,
September 25th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

Mrs. H. N. Muhlhauser, Miss Edna
Muhlhauser. Miss Vera Muhlhauser and
Miss Olive Koehler. al of Cincinnati,
Ohio, are visiting Mrs. John A. Lehr-
ritter. They are on their return trip.
having taken in the Expositions at San
Francisco and San Diego and the cities
of Los Angeles. Portland and Seattle
also the Grand Canon Of the COLORADO
river in Arizona They are resting up
in Gunnison before returning home.
They are no stranger IN Gunnison, oil
having visited here several times before
and are boostefs for Co,osudo and e..
pecially the climate sed sunshine of
Gunnison. In particular oos Of the
grsndest sighss deg clain ID . view
from Scasps riAge 10 tAe En- Momtain
district. far ssrp.siag sny scenery in
the Alps. We hope they come again
md induce tAeif frieods 70 fslIuw them
here next summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
Chas. L. Ross and l.. G. Espey of
Crested Butte were in Gunnison on a
business trip Friday last.
ksaice fsr Puklicatiso
Department Of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at ontrose. Colorado.
August Alth, 1915
81 Sargents, Colorado, who, June 18th,
1914. made Desert Land Entry No. 0s2I7,
for 81 SEA, 81 sW Section Is,
NE., Section %, Township q North.
Range East New Mexico PRINCIPAL Meridian,
has filed notice of inteDtioa 70 make fInsl
Desert Land Proof, 10 establish claim 10 the
land above described. before trne-t NJ Nourse,
l.. 5. Commissioners. at Gunnison, Colorn do on
the ninth Day OF October. 1915
claimant names Witnesses
George n. Soden, Edward Clark. Myrtle B.
Clark william Ausmus. all ~ Sarxents, Colo
rsdo. -
OC. SKINNER,
Register.
First publieation Sept q, 1915.
Last pu ublicatiou Oct. =, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
ks1ies - ekEesniae
p..psT men, ol Ih0 InIerlot.

Bepar moni of tho lntarior
u. :. Land Office ~ Montru-e. Colorado.
Saptenber 2ith ii.i5.
>otice j. hereby given that Vernon Brow n
lss. ma 10 lie sert Land Entry No. 6-,ss
Tor SNis of ~A !, Section u " Z "a NAh SEi,
Of Nv 4, Sec. ~. NJ 81 NEi4 sec. I5 Twp 10
North Range ? East New Mexico Principal
Meri .lian. has filed notice of inianfion ~ make
Find Desert Land Proof, to establish ciaim
70 the land above 8e-cribed. before Ernest \
Nnurse, u. ;. Commi--inner. at Gunni-on.
Cplorado. On the tbirtieth day Of October
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Nilliam 4. johnson, james Corbitt Alb.r,
Jones, Juan SuiDtana. all u Psrlin, Colorado.
o. G. SKINNER
Register.
First publication sept "a. tsi5
Last publication Oct ~. 1873
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

rirs Dubiisksd ~. q 1ol1.
Let publishod OUs. u iSls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24
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0bs sfh poppse csussnsse ~ ou08
~ ssa.sss Il ksda~s co@pasAsa.
nssasctse. ssassry d.~<aes.. ia0s-
s~ss. kess.:sse-. isa9ssr-sey 81
,ss thesssris.s ~ ksesnss csrsese
sDvslsa~ wtea . tested remedy 10 of-
t-s.d them
D~a's kIaDes Pile hase ts~sa
sssd ~ ksdses trsstle sser 80 vsasu
and have tsres ,e-sea ~ sho.s.nds q
c2ses
II vos have any. even one II tks
-vHpsoass II k,daes dssesse sct .ow,
fa gravel. arsI'-s os Brsghf's disease
may ses "a aud make neglect dsRses-
Que Can GsaaI.oa ressseais de-
mana ss.re convincing prysi sssa
the folio~snss
NJ. A NJ Drolsbaaeh. 300 L.
Third ~ I,elsa. Colo SAYS Sew
ersl II ms tsmsIy have used D,an .
k,iaey Pills and IA every case the
resssts have been good hsd ia
a~mmsti a ms t,dneys and blad-
der / Suffered frrm attacks of back.
ache and nay health was all rsa
down Dizzy spells snd headaches
aitsa butbered me. Doans Kidney
Pill. have relieved me af every at
tsck dur.ng the past htseen years
They certainly are a waaderfsl kld
nev medicine
Price SOC. ct oil dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Hrs Drols-
baagh recommends Foster hilburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-09-24

George and Frank Anderson returned
Sunday from Pueblo. Their racing
geldings made . good showing, but
were up against a stiff proposition at
the state fair. There were $50 race
horses there, some of them go, 600 90
animals.
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edJpeiser @aunerdjor.

Sn ieinsm 5autquartier, Jobn
unb G5eitnut Sirabs hielt Der obig.
@srsin asftern Rudmittag untsr Uors
ffs bes 5errn 6. 6. 9roiIs unb be.
protoiOufiibruna bes 6trrn o. 2b6s
ner feline reseImdbise D.rfammIung
db. in pslfxr bic 6erren Geper unb
2utas aIs ueus Witsiisbsr aufgsnoms
men purben.
Die SSrage elmer tpiirbissn gese,
huns bss gOlbensn SubilGnms, bas
I'M 9iuguit b. :. ftdttfinbst, ipurbt
bes adnsersn befproden, natrem bas
aus ben 5errtn 6. 6. @roTs, gb.
Ritfddrb, O. Qobner, Sdcob Qieb unb
gbas. Susnsi beiisbenbs aommittse
ben Clifton Garfsn Bel Repport, ap.
als sssitplab empfo6lsn bate. gs
ipurbs befnloFen bisiem afusi4ub
besg.Ser Mabl bss plabss unbefhrdnfs
te @olmaht 5u srtbeiIen unb iou base
fsfbe in Der nG9fen @trfammIuns
befinitiben geri4t eritattsn. sSm
llsbriaen tumen nur RouiinegsIddits
sur grlebiguns.
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GhautHrneu ber Cincinnati SarH.
aemeinbe.

Gm IA. WGra tpirb bic alte Surns
qemeinbs in Der WfuiitbaIe tuieber cine
9robe ibrss turnerii6eu &0nnens abs
lesea unb bamit aufs Reue bsipsiien,
bab bic 9emeinbe auf bieiem 9ebiete
nod INNER jung III. Set Dielen DO.
den bat Reiiter Gditein bas Shaus
turnen forsfdItis oorbereitst unb man
bdrf berii6ert fein, bab iebe HumHes
Der @pritelluns orisiueu unb Elm
@Glaeer fem fDirb. 4u6 Der SuntDr
fonlmt babel sur 9eltung, pis naaftes
beuoss DoIIftanbigss prosramm bes
iDeift.
gr5ffnungsbilb; 5abneniibuugsn -
MGbf)en. Somen, anabeu, Gitine
unb 4Iterstlafis.
RugsIitubiibungsn-1. WGb1ens rHb
I. 4nabentlaffe.
EerGtkturHeu- 8urreu unb Red:
@ttips. Sdpsbt5re.ter: Wdb9eu
uHb Rnabeu.
,yrsiibungen-2. uub 8. Rnabenttrfis.
Gpitl. unn WstaGmpfe-aaufen: /.
UlGb9ens unb l. anabsntIdfe.
Mtnbmiibl.: 2. WGS6entIaFe.
2ampf Inn bic Rsuls: 2nabtn
8odfpriinee: Wftibe.
Cine luftiss 5abrt-Olb Wan gtunp
anb gn.ret. Srut; Dsiar unS
4bolpb.
Supfenber Rreis-Snmen.
Der Wann obne GeIenie-Glisrss
ilaFs,
-D.utf6Ianb unb gns'
lamb.
@ansart.n-2. waab&.n. unS Daren.
ilaFs,
2ansftabiibunRH-QlterstlaFe
Gifsnitabiibunssn-Ittibs.
1lebunssn NIT bem Riug-Damsn.
fIafs.
pnramiben ON Barren unb pfNb-
atttbs unb 35sIinss.
G4luBbilb-Ine Sheilnsbmer.
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Giien6ahu Epier iSsntifbirt.

Der unbetannte, tpel9er om %. Je>
bruar b. 3. in Der RGbe DON Sbarons
bile, g., ppn einsm 3uss Der Big
Sour gabn iiberfabren Hnb sst6btet
purbs, unb bsHen iarsdIi4 psritiims
meIts 2site isitbsm in gufe & Borg
mann's GtabIiHemsnt log, ipurbe gee
tern als Der 15jGbrise 2elanb 2aps
renee aairb Don Morpspille, g., ibsns
tifisirt. Giuise s5sseu papier, Die in
ben Sai6eu Des 0srunsliidten sefuns
ben ipprben fpnren, Ienttsu bi. Spur
rad Dhurpsnils nHb Coroner Joert.
msper lieb cine gei9reibuns ber 2ei9e
in ben bortis.n Seitlugen perSffentlis
den. Rup &. aairb, Der Batter bes
psIder erft am Samitag
erfabrsn battle, Dob fein Sobu, Der
auf Der Garm feines SnieIs atkiteie,
oeri6punben mar, lam eeitern bierber
unb ioentifi5irtt bic aei9e aIs bic isis
nss SObnss. DieisIbe Durbe ibm auss
geliefsrt unb UiIb in TsarpspiIs BE-,
erbist nerbeu. Dag Elm InsIiidsfau
porlaa sebt aus benz llmftanbe Der.
DOR, bab Don ben 500, bi. bsr Sungs
BEL iid trus. uobesu $40 in bsr Rdbe
ber Qsihe gefuHben tpurbeH.
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Pokal.1eridt
$rst.fantii9tr @aiieu.g .greiu.
Sanspater 2ambed eritattet siinitisen
: geri&t iiber ieime EfIesebefObIe.
nen nnb bas Seim.

Die Observation-Disclosures bss
Mnaemeinen 9eutIhen proteftanti-
ihsn WaifenDereins fano seitern Radz
mittas i'm DaiIenbaus ftatt unb 5pdr
unter @oriiB Don prGibent gbiparD
Sfriefsr uub Der prototonfiibruus
bes Sstretdrs 5erbinanb s. Stein.
bad. Der pflihteifrise @erpalter
Serr @uitar 2ambed tonnts iiber bas
perflpHene QuartaI einen siiniiigen
Beriht eritatten. Widtise @erbeIs
ferungen finb bergeftelt norben, be-
ioubers in Der Wdf6erei, bic iebt
p0llia mpbernen Qnforberunseu ents
fpriht uuo bic 4rbeit nun nod nal
10 fhuen pnH Statten gebt. Nuh
uurbe Elm 6austelepbon eingerihist
uno idmmtlide 9ebduli9teiten purs
ben elmer eingebenben Rsinisung uns
terlporfen. Weun ii6 babsr bic sreuus
be Der @nitalt gum 5riibliussfeit eius
finbsn. perben iie bas suuae 4npeieu
bIibiduber unp blant finben, ME man
es ia bonn Seutf6en prDteitantiIdeH
Mdiienbaus gepobnt 1T. Sas 5eits
Rpmmittee berihtete, bab bic @orbez
reitungen nit befanuter llmiibt ges
troffen tperDen uub uihts ungefheben
bleibt. I'M bem Jeft eineH id)6nen Gre
foIs sur bringen. BetrsfFs bes gss
funbbeitssuftanbes Der &tnber tDnnte
6auspater 3ambed ebenfalls nur GIN
itiees beri9tsn. 5Ieib unb 8etraatn
Der Rinber IN Ghllle uub 5aus iinb
muffsrgiiltis. Die 3abl Der SuidHen
betrGgt 80, nGmIi9 43 9uabsu iiub
80 Wdbhen. Gin &inb purbe i'm
QIartaI aufsenomnen unb flint
fpurbsn entluHen. Die Jindnabsams
ten erftatteten 9eridt iiber bic adfIeHs
perbdltniffe. 9as neue 9ierteljuhr
fonnte nit einem 8eftdHb DON $780,
'72 bespnnen perbM. Die Sue
fGbs sur aoNititutioH fpurbvu gum
rriitsn UeaI geIsien, fobab m Der
nGditen SiBuns bic enteiiltise abs
ftinmunq unb 4nNdbme erfoIsen lam.
Sur6 bic Mmenbiruns pirb IN erter
2inie cine Mpberuifiruus bes WdhIs
mpnus Der @samten bsaped!.
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gISsIid asitorben.

Die 3GaHris. Gbitb Robinfon, 80
PIT Meit 8. Strab.. fpel9e ssitsrr
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nu6 bem itdbtii4en 5oipitaI ssbra6t
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fein erldnst gu babsu. Cine porssHom,
mere Sbbuttion srsab ni6t nur, bat
Die Gruu an Der grisbtfden giiersn.
trantbeit ssIitteu, ionbsrn aud, Sab
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ruHs su ii4 stnommsn bate. ba Der
Waagsn ooIIftGnois eutls.rt s.funb.n
purbs. Or. Sfdbore De S0bn, g1o.
13 OF 7. Strab. sin geidnnter Der
@eritorbsnen. fDirS fiir bic 9ssrbisuns
Gorge tpagen.
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