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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-21

the vast auditorium. was due much OF
the charm which the music eyerted.
The genii represented by Miss Sparkes,
Nine. de Fontenay and Miss Bras
lsu. were a more delightful ensemble
than the three ladies Of the Court Of
the Queen of Night-Miss Curtis. Miss
Eyersmsn and Nine. Kathleen Howard
and this was largely due to the fact
that the youths sang simply and un-
afrectedly, while the ladies'essayed to
be dramatic.
Why. in these days Of aeroplanes.
does not the management provide the
genii with flying machines? They had
one, though IL may have been cum
bersome affair, in the days of Schiksne-
der. They ought TO fly about the stage
like Peter Pan.
This was the cast of the perform
snce, which was conducted by Mr.. b.
danzky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-21

right hand. and nobody ever noticed
whether the learned professor had
fried an egg or written an editorial
for 1.-THE Fatherland" with his south
paw. Mr.. WELLER has succeeded ad-
mirably in perpetrating a somewhat
similar trick, but 20 develop this point
further would be 10 tell too much. Let
IT suffice that the knife is found and
the murderer as we'll after three stir
ring acts Of mystery, spirits, third de-
gree and fngerprints.
If il is necessary 20 make some COM
parison between this play and the
same authors within the Law" IL IS
our opinion that THE Thirteenth
Chair" is about twelve and a half times
as good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-21
TO CONGRESS BY PLANE
Reprcsentative-Elect Makes Flight
from Philadelphia

Washington. Nov go. ID. Bleak
lev. Of Franklin, Penn. Representative
elect. made an aeroplane fight from
Philadelphia to Washington inlhis own
biplane, piloted by Sergeant William
Croker. of the United States army.
Mr.. Bleakley declared he was "the
first man to come to Congress by-aero-
plane" About two hours were con-
sumed in actual flying. and one stop
was made n the suburbs of Baltimore
The machine circled Washington Monu-
ment several times before slighting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-21
Health Officers Car Kills Man

Bridgeport, Conn, Nov 2o.-pr ";
n. Nagle. Health 0ficer OF the town OF
Fairfield, ran down Walter benton. OF
Gilman Manor. tonight, whiie drying
his automobile on the Boston rost
Road. Benton was killed outright ne
was Fifty years old.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-04-28

Ell Paso Ice Cream and Cold
Drinks at Mrs. Stevens Ice
Cream Parlor.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-04-28
CORRESPONDENCE
ANIMAs STATION

A social was held in w. w.
Eades' dance hall in the valley on
the 18th inst, and all report hav-
ing had a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Dupuy and
Mr.. w. E. Stivers motored to Doug
last Monday.
A troop of cavalry, east bound,
passed through the valley Wednes-
day
The Playas school, after having
been closed for two months, open
ed last Monday.
The ~corn-crib of S. R. Dunagan
was destroyed by fire Wednesday
night, about 800 bushels of corn,
two saddles and a large corn she'll
er being burned.
The Woodmen held their regu-
lar monthly meeting Saturday ev-
ening.
The school house of the Upper
Anlmas was filled to capacity Sat
urday evening, the occasion being
the regular meeting of the literary
Society. After a recitation by Mrs.
j. G. Wright the dramatic society
staged a most interesting and
laughable farce, entitled, Getting
Bowser's Goat.
A government horse buyer made
a trip through the valley on the
18th. He bought some TT, KIT,
and "A horses.
Judge King motored to Lords
burg Monday evening, to attend
the Odd Fellows Anniversary.
Fred Arnold arrived from Bis
bee the first of the week, on a visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. H
Arnold.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-04-28
PERSONAL


b. E. Siseo, of Ell Paso arrived
in the city the last part of theweek
to accept a position as undertaken
and clerk at the Roberts & Leahy
Mercantile Co. He was called to
San Simon to embalm a body
within 10 minutes after he had
arrived here. Mr.. Sisco is apro-
gressive business man and is
quite an assest to Leahy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cox of Sill
yer City were here Thursday
motoring over from the county
seat. 1ney were accompanied by
Mr.. Cox's brother who departed
on No. 10 for California.
A special feature of this weeks
Liberal is President Wilson'S adj
dress to Congress. Read it.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.E. Welcs, Mrs.
Hougb and daughter Miss Rhoda
were visitors here from Paradise
Arizona, Thursday.
b. Pague was in town from the
Animas, Tuesday. John Weems
accompanied him from Separ.
Judge Oliver King was here from
the Anlmas Tuesday, attending the
odd Fellows banquet Monday ev-
Cning,
Paul Nesch, proprietor Of the
Nesch Sanitary Bakery of this
place, was here Sunday with his
fauIiiy in his new Chevrolet car,
visiting Manager Haltom of the
bakery and mr.. Nesch's many
friends here.
DR.. E. C. DeMoss received his
line new Buick roadster from Earl
herr, the local agent, Monday. The
a is n OF the classiest road
tiers in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. beavers of Duncan,
passed through here Saturday en-
cute to the Elephant Butte dam,
where they will. make a short va
cation trip.
A jolly party of young folks
vent on a hayride to Buggy-Top
Mountain Saturday night, return
.ng about midnight. There were
over 80 persons in the crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. McCabe
and children were visitors in the
lily for the past week, where they
nave many friends, who are glad to
welcome them back.
DR.. R. E. Buvens returned Tues
day from a vacation trip of four
days to his old home at Dona Ana,
N. M.
Mrs. Baird returned to her home
at Alamogordo, N. NJ, on Tues
day, after a pleasant visit with
Mrs. w. w. McGrath and grand
children.
There will be no preaching SER
vices at the Methodist church on
Sunday afternoon or evening, and
that congregation will join with
the other churches in their ser
vices.
The first set of dishes to be
given away at the Star Theater
was won by John Mitchell, bache-
lor. Whacha going to do with
'em, John?
j. c. Gatti of Clifton was in the
city the last of the week contract
ing for a shipment of beef cattle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-04-28
BEDROCK

Messrs. Wilfong and Hillberg,
who were here in the interests OF
the power project, left Thursday,
accompanied by R. H. Woods, to
make a tour of the neighboring
towns and mining camps to ascer-
tain the market possibilities of their
product.
Easter Sunday was a perfect day
and was fittingly observed here
by an excellent sermon delivered
by G. w. Williamson, in the morn
ing, followed by a Sunday school
and picnic dinner, then an Easter
egg hunt, in which Lizzie Hill sue
ceeded in finding the largest num-
Der of eggs.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-04-28

BUNGALOW FOR RENT
rooms. Bath. Modern. En-
quire at Liberal office.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-04-28
NOTICE FOR PUB,IcATIoN

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at Las Cruces, N. M, April 20, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Homan Arnold.
of Animas N. NJ, who on October I6, 1915,
made homestead entry No. O1179l for 81
Section II, Township 81 s., Range 10 w., NJ.
M. P. Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
TO make final three year proof TO estabH sh
claim to the land above described. before A.. b.
Ward, u. s. Commissioner. at Animas, N. M.
on the 9TH day Of June. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses;
William W. Jones. John f. Burns, Robert L.
Dupuy. William E. stivers. all Of Animas. NJ.
M.
apr2smay2s John L. Burnside. Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-04-28

DON'T FORGT TO VISIT THE
DEMONSTRATORS AT THE
EAGLE DRUG. She will show
you Milady's Beauty Cream and
Powder----the Invisible Hair
Goods at one half retail price
direct from the importers.
She gives Marinello Treatments
and teaches the System
Your old hair goods can be made
over. Mrs. Bruce Heogy guar
antees her work and is we'll
known throughout Arizona.
Residence at Mrs. Marbles
American National writes,
Life, Accident and Health In
surance. j. B. Crowell, district
manager.
BUNGALOW FOR RENT
rooms. Bath. Modern. En-
quire at Liberal office.
Ell Paso Ice Cream and Cold
Drinks at Mrs. Stevens Ice
Cream Parlor.
High class tailoring, cleaning, press
ing and altering. Ladies and Gentle
mems suits made at home from $500
to $4,000. See M. P. Farrer, the
tailor
BUICK "25" FOR SALE S575
Big snap. Self starting and
lighting system. Just over
hauled. Good as new. En-
quire at Liberal office.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-04-28

Rev. ]. A. Land will preach at
the Baptist church here Sun day
morning and evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
em foitipieIiacs Nrandlen.


Soiep6 Deroicnt $40 pro &ode tno
Bertha 6raidJt Oopon 81 fiir eit
9Soor Sdu6deu. ~ Ger iinge
G6emonn perIiert aae 5reuoe an
Dem ebeliben 9iinonis uno ~
oeridtpinOet.
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mO i6ren @atteu nod 10 lieb bobeh
ipcnn 6eiagter @atte ie0od nur $40
per @o6e DerOient unO lie bier0on
81 iiir Elm @oar 6odmooeruer Site.
feletten ansgiebt, lit Elm ploBliber
g8olfcn6riic6 aus Dem oorber itrab-
leno bloueu Gbe.Simmel feiHesipegs
ctpos lhluotiirlibes.
9llS sSoiep6 Sigoon bon Scr. 1880,
9tanticote.S .StroBc ser SSn6o6er oes
ermd6uten $40 g9o6enlobneS, an ei.
mem glbeuo ser lebten ISOLDE nab
Saltie fam, trot i6m ieiu 19jd6rigeS
Sraucben Bertha nit eiucm &oar
futelnagelueuer Sdu6e an sen 5iers
li6eu 8iiB6en entgegen umo berid-
tete i'm frelloeitrablen0, OoB iie
nulr" $7 fiir oieiel6en be5o6lt babe
Soiep6 Iegte feinerlei &eritdnonis
fiir Oieien Bargain oil om Sag,
iebte flr5 entidlonen ieiuen Sut ipie.
Der oilf oen &opf imo OerlieB oos
e6elihe 9eitden. 9ertba befom i6r
Gbegeipans crit ipie0er 81 ie6en,
nodoem iie eineu @aft6eiebl megen
glidtiorgetrogens gegen i'm ousge.
ihporen Bate un0 i6m geiteru Dor
9iidter So6annien IN Der meitliden
Foli5eiStation gegenii6eritanO. Sos
iep9 erfldrte iicb 6ereit, ieiuem Srmt.
diem bon MN a6 So per g9ohe 5it-
fommen 81 Ioiien fiigte ieood bin3it
ieiue einitige Sie6e iei nit sen iieben
Goaars fiir oie S6u6e fir inner
peridmunoen mo Bertha braude iiH
i'm lle6rigen nidt ueiter Inn i'm 81
benii6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
(0. fortiehllnn.l


Dlebrmals IN Der Mohe, ipeitt bic
Efii8in geiAloiieu mar, ltieg sSrib Sc.
bcrim nit ieiner 2ompe binmlf in ben
gpeiteu Gtod, no i'm Ser Wlagilter
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nabe beinl 2fen itano eiu grober
0ebnitubl fir Den Serrn Subielt.
gIuf oein Giihe neben Der 2anpe lag
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nuifriple BEG Wloaliters borg. ulo et.
epaS abieits itano cine bauhiae 5la.-
foe nebIt 5lpei @ldiern @dbreno Der
Magiiier eins ieiner langen Scloen-
ODER 2ebroe0idte oortrMd, lebnte iicj
oer miioe 6rib bebdolid i'm Sebn.
feilel 5ariid, nobm bin mo tpieoer ei.
nen Sdlud im0 lieB feline @eoanfen
ipasierer geben lDladte ser Wlagi.
itcr cine Nouie. 70 nurmelte Erib
halblat u@ortreffliA, iebr gut ge'
iogtlv ODER etpos oergleihen lluo
lDelm &c Gar INN iein llrteil befrogt
iDnroe, 70 pfleete Ct 8iI anttDorten:
osSb bin SiDdr fein feiner &enner,
@wr Wagiiter, aber nlein @efiiBl
iaQt mir, Dab -" 60 tueit fam er
ie6esmal, oonn ficl ibm Der Wlogiiter
In Die 9le0e lno ipra1; .Sbr ipollt
jaaclt, Serr @accalnireus " ilno
nn eutipidelte er feline eiaene 2lniidt,
uno 1rib &eoerib nidte nit benz
aopfc uno iagte 80 meirtte id's4
Ser Wiagiitcr bate alto auM Ill.
ia1c, init Sem 8accolaureiIS 3itfrie-
ben at fem, ino er aiiBerte oft gegen
Serrn G9omaiius, er iolIe iid) gliid-
lido ihdBen, eincn iplheu Subieft 5u
beiben, uorouf ibm einnlnl Der APO.
ibeler troden ermioerte Der Subieft
&e0eri6 iei alleroines Elm iebr ge'
lcbidtcr Wleni1, boffeutlidl lei cr auD
aeicbcit geitrg iid) ourh bic NDeterat
nirbt pcroerben 3u ldiien
6 woreu ribige Toge, peltbe Die
s5lIQilel Der Sopenopotbete, bonn
nanSberul DTS berab III Satob, Dem
ullbeu, reflsbieiL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
ssss5ssEs3:) Urug- -Gnln (5ss ases5s 5ss@sss

Der blei9 uno eebroden ouf elmer
8anf I'M @arien fab. Wled)anii1
uabm er oen S6liiiiel oes 2aborato-
rhlms un0 nidte mrr nit Dem &opf
ais i'm 5riB fragte, oh er 81 ieiuer
StGrflng @eilt begebre. ft
gllS sSrib nit Dem @eiafrug 5u.
riidtom. battc iid Der gIpotbefcr ct.
mas er6olt, er tranf lmo braA 0ann
in beftige alogen aus:
,,9tn mar allies bergebenS, MN
nub ib oas @erf mieoer BON nciieui
bcginnen all' ole Wiibe mar I'M.
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Siir oericbloiien2" itnterbrah er iiA
plotlicb
n6reilid, lmo idl babe Gid) 6creitS
oen 5fliiiiel gcgebel.
nglihtig, ridtig. glh 5rib, 6oS lit
Gin barter Sdlag fiir mid. S6r iebt
mid peroutt m mo fonnet nid)t be.
greifcn ooB icb tDeaen Der paar @lo.
fer ianimerc, uber mciul Sbr miibs
tet ~ 9ommt begleitct mid bineiL
mir pollen icbcn, wie cS orimcn
ausiicbtl"
Sic oingen nod oem Elaborate.
rhmI.
Gin Slid it's MIR. iogte Serr
Ibomoints, o0oB DeOcr Die Same
nod mcinc glie ctiDas gclncrft bobcn,
pum idj icbt 81 oll Dem llngliid
ouM nod oo5 @ci6crlcipmicl mo
ooS ucugierigc @eiraac onborcn
miiBte SS6r icio ein ueritdioigcr
Wtcnid, babt GuiiteSgegenpast. TIT,
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uo, morlm"
Wloll trat in oos 9aboratorilnl,
unO Der glpot6etcr bctrabtcte lanl'
mernO Den 5haocn 6riB Seocri0
lieB ieinc gIugen umbcrgebetl, 6 mor
bier nidt onOcrs ais in ieceln Sabos
rotorilnL mir iab CT ine6rcre ulte
GoOires, BON oenen elmer nit elmer
idwercit Gettc geihloiien NOR Der
gIpot6etcr rdpmte 3donmen mo
licB cs geideDclL ooB ibm Der Sub
left bali.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

DrauBen ipirbelten Die Slodeu;
Die iteinernen Wl1nner, NIT oenen oas
Saus ge5iert mar, lno Der 2oipe ne.
ben Der Cir trugeH peiBe &appen,
imo Sofob binterlieB bel ieinen Spa.
oiergdugen 3ierlibe SiBtapfen
Die 5tnfenblirger gingen einber
nit groBen, NIT bielen Srdgen per.
iebeneu Wdntelu, ale batten glaieH,
iple Der @irt alr goloenen @anS,
oeiien 8infen aud 5ur Sonmer5eit,
nibt nlr i'm Minter, ipenn es ihneit,
flntclte pie auf Dem airhcuoab Der
Wetterbnbn i'm glbenoionnenibein.
sSn Der 2opeuapotbete ipar ltarfe
0lacbiroge nod Wlitteln gegen ,Sroit.
benleH, un0 Der 2ebrling 0eS Serrn
Tbomaiius berobrei6te Die linoernoe
Salbe nit Sdnoen, Die rot iDie geiof.
teue &rebie un0 uniormlim ipie @d,
rentaten iparen. Gr trlg Ieiuc Gel.
Den init @eoul0, oenn er tpuBte, 0aB
er BON &errn &bomaiirs gum Weib.
nobt8geihent ein a}nor 5duitlinge
erbolten iDeroe.
geie i'm $nneru Der 2omenapotbefc
Sic Gage. ggonen iuto Wlonoe lid
aleifm1Bie obboipelteu, 70 mih
orauBen in Gtoot uno 2ano.
syn @irtsbouS 5lir golDenen@onS,
no Iid Inn &errenitiibhen ollabeno.
lid Die gatrioier Der Staot 8infen.
burg berIanunelten, ipuroe 5Iuor bin
uno iDieoer bon ariegsgefaDr mo
Fontinen0en ihperen 8eiten geipro.
den, dber Der $err @iirgerIHeiiter
Oeriaqte alIe Sorgen nit oer biinoi.
gen @erli9eriiug, onB man 6rieoen
bdlten iperoe, iuo er mubte es bod
mifien
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al, ilno Der S1nee idmol5. @ie glm.
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@renaoiere, Die Dor Dem fiiritli6en
S6lone id5ilocrteH trueen feline
Widuiel mebr. gluf oen BON S6nee
beireiten @ldben IanmeltcH lid Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

Somaro S. 9loDo, %, tmo @lorD
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ma 9S. 3rieg6onm 27.
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@loore, %, (@ithue).
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

ten Roum fultioierte Der 9lpotbefer
9Ir5neipflan5en.
Oils es sSriibling geipor0en mar,
batte it6 SSrib &eoerid, Der etipas
bon Der @drtnerei beriton0, init Ser
aniiaen Der glrbeit unter5ogen, oieien
Eeil 0es @ortens in Stnuo al bal.
ten. @enn er niht in Der Sffi5in
ODER i'm 2aboratorilml beidditigt
mar, 70 begab cr ii6 IN oen @orten
uno pflegte Die beiliamen uHo ole
@iftfr1iiter nit gleicber Siebe 3ic
@eweglna IN ser freien 9uft ino ocr
Quit Ser friiGen 6roe toten ibm aut
nno bcrliebcn ieinen @lieoern mieoer
bic cbcmaligc @eihmeioigteit
gincS Cages, ais SriB Scoerid]
oie groe Inn einen @licb ouiloterte,
borte er ploblicb cinen Olmlpfcn&nolI,
bns Seniter ocS gebeimen Saboroto'
riums fiel in Sherbcn in ben @nr.
ten, mo aus Dem Snnern orong
i1mar5er 2ualnL
SSrlB mar mt ell pn0r SaBell I'M
Saus uno elite nod Der Giir oes Sa.
borotoriuiuS. 3ieie piroe chen BON
Snnen alifgeItoBen imo mlf Der
Shnelle itanN, augetan nit cinem
longen, rotten Soldr, Serr Eboma.
iius, Itorr iln0 iteif mic 3ilr Sol5idulC
perpanoeIt. 3cridnIettcrte aolbcn
un0 5loi1en lagen allf Oclu Gitri6,
unO 5lpiiden ben Iriimmern tloB cine
brennenoe Sltbiian5.
Der 9acculmlrcuS iprang ihuell
bcr5n nio ergriff cine EiiDoedc, init
oer cS iDm gclang. Die 3Iommc 81
odmpfen
S5crr SbonalulS mar nod ltnmll
Dor S6red millcnlos lieB or lid5 bon
icincm Subicft oen rotcn Dlantel
unO iiH ins 5reie iiiDren.
8rib cilte nod einHal in Oos Sabora-
torim onriid, rm' iib 6ii pergepii-
fern, ooB fein glilnmeru0er 5infc
3uriidgcbliebcn iei. @ie 5lanune wur
oollig eritidt, unO our6 0os 5crbro-
denc 5eniter entiloben Die lebten
9onhpolten Gr peri1loB ole Siir
imo tebrte 5u Dem glpotbefer 5llriid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

ainoer, um ibre griiblingsipiele,
Ball. ituo 9feifenlHlagen 5u Begin
men, Ser iaftiae Meioenbaum muBte
ieine 8peige 5u @feifeH im0 Sdal-
iHeicn bergeben, ino MN qiliedte ulo
ouoelte Die 5iufenburger Sugeno Inn
Die @ette nit Den SpoBeit Die Dem
rauben Ninter manuboft Stano ge.
baltcu batten uno ieet Dem ob6ieben.
ben ogi 9teiIemarib pfiffen.
ga geidab etmas, mas iidb Die arg
iten SdiDar3icber aus Dem Serren-
Itiibdeu Der goloenen @ons niht bat
ten trdumen loiieh
Siirit Wnuritius Itorb plobliH,
uu0 oas SnH0 nllBte nun an 9Itumers
itaot fallen.
Gie 6infenburger poren iebr ME.
oergeidlogen, oeui jebt mar es unt
0en @lon3 Der Stoot geton.
sSiirit 0iofuS mar iiberoies befaint
ais eiii Woun, Der geueriltgen liebe:
bate er bod IN 9lnmeritoot oos gImt
oeS 4iibbirteil uio oaS 0eS Jtadlt.
ipdhters, ipelHe felt unoentlicben Bel.
ten tn elmer 8erion pereiuigt geipe.
ien eigenmdhtig getrennt, anoerer
Neformen bon geringerer Sragmeite
nidDt 5ii geoenfen @r erlieB 3mor TO-
fort nad6 benz Tooe ieincs @ctters cin
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9le1te Der Staot Sinfenblrg 3ll iuah
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8infenburg 5il reiioierell abcr bic
Biiraer ioben bod nit triiben Ylidet
III Die 8ufuuft
9RrHus, 6iirit BON 9tmmerIfdot.
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uorlaufia allies beiul olteu iogor bon
ieincm 8orinb, oie 5itroneelbe Wlon.
tur Der 5intenburger @renooierc init
Der fleioiameren apfelgriinen 0es
Amneritdoter Seeres 81 bcrtouiden,
itano er eililmeilcu ob, ipoonrA er
iid RAID IN Der @iniit Der 6infeubur'
ger feitiebte.
glnf Dem Nfarftbumuen itano eil
iteiuerner @eor1 nit Dem Sinonurnt,
beioe, Sitter inIO 0raAe, woren aber
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aumhaM

oas Seuer meinen 9iihern mo
S@riiteu nid)t eeitaoct @s lit gein
lliigliid 10 groB, oaB cs nidjt ancl
GROCER bate fem f6nnen. Sicr 1T
ie9t nidts nlebr 5ii tim, id) muB chen
pieOcr BON born aniangcn SaBt
unS gebcn.~
TrallBcn Dor Scr Cir tlicb Serr
EbomaihlS nod einmol iteben, iaBte
ieinen Subieft beim 9iodfuopf in9
0rebte 0enielben bin itno Der.
Dg9eil Sbr Our9 ooS llngliid &c.
piiiermaBcn mein &ertroiter geporA
Den ieiO," iugte CT, rio mill iA Sud-
beutc abcnoneiii, beiier morgen irii1,
iaqcn mas ic5 bier ldboriert babe,
linO iDeldc @ofimng mir 5u Shan-
0cu aeluor0eu 1T. llcbrigeus glollbe
icb, babe ih in scr @ermirrlng per-
geiien, Guh 81 oolfcn; oos the ic6
hermit un0 BON beute al 5oDlc i1
Gllb pro Guartol orci @lloen mebr
mo gebc Gud) Die Bermiiiion, al
siuci 8odbertogcn ocs glbcnoS naN
lcd)s llbr mlS3ugcbcn.
Gas, mas Serr Ebomaihts am fol.
gcnocn Eoa ieincm Subjcft uitteilte.
mar io5uiogen ein Staotgcbcilnnis.
9Hc6t mr. oic @cpobncr Scr S0fpen-
apotbefc, ionocrn Die gon5c 5taot
muBte, ooB SScrr EbomdiiuS picI picl
@clo ouSgab. I'M Die Ginftur 3u cnt.
oedcl, nit Der man ineolc Wictalie
in cole ocriponoeln fonnc. Ga cr
ober gcfliiicntlicb ie6es @eipr1d iibcr
icine gc1cimen 9lrbeitcu perlnic0, mo
oa man iplBtc. nie libel er lelIoicrigc
5ragcn olinabnL 10 biitetc man iid)
pobl in iciner @cecnpart an Die
ScrHlidteiten gu riibren.
(6ortic6un1 iolot) /:
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bonn 8aBn Der 8eit arg miteenon-
men, uno aus Dem 9torben oes llngc-
beuers iprob luitia @ros uno LII.
froit. Ger Shirt lieB Die @ruppc
entfernen im0 OIL ibrer Statt eia
Stqnobilo oes bodielieen Serrn er'
rihten.
Das Tenfmol poro feierlib ent.
biillt in0 ols Der SeireOner oen
giiraern in elmer blumenrei6en Neoe
0ic pdterlibe 9iebe oeS neuenlanoeS,
BERN ali @emiit fitbrte, Die iih eben
in ser @rribhrng oieies Wlonunentes
maniieitiere, oa itan0en lie ale tief
ergriiieu Inn oen grunnentoiteu Der,
Inn, ino ais Oonn Der giirgerneiitcr
Elm oreimaliaes Sob olif ben Sanoes-
Datcr ausbradtc, oa itiHmten lie allie
aus pollem Ser5en in1o Salie ein, bis
oif GineH
1ieier @inc mar Der Iogiiter
Sieronpmus Fplauoer. glls Sroino.
rms Ser Guorta 6otte er ieine &laiic
3u Oet Ginpeibung ocs StanObiloeS
fiibren miiiIen, aber ols oas 8ipatge
i6rei oerllebriqen crihalltc, beu6eltc
cr einen 6eftieen Suitenanfall; er
bate nit oenl 5iiriten yohus ieinen
8rieoeu nod nidt eenatt.
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oeu. S6re g1amen iino GarI 96leu-
nes, SorrD Soiimonn, Otto Sem-.
ming mO Garl Golfmar, Garlpu
0e6n glilguite Stidtenot6, Siloe
gsagener, 0linua aaberuaeel, 0lin-
ia Gei6eIt uno @largaret @ebr. Die
Seier Ocs 9l6enoma6ls fir ole @on-
iirmirten lit olif 0en acknowledgement
Sonntog aneeiebt. Die &orIteaung
Ser @oniirmnnOeu erfolgte bereits am
lebten Sonntag Inn A ll6r 9la6mit.
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