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The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
New Mexico

Two shipments of bullion are still
in the Mogollon camp and shortly
there will be three. due to the storms
making the roads impossible.
While attempting to thaw out bar
rel of oil for use in the smelting room
Of the Mogollon Mines Company, the
oil became ignited and before the
blaze was extinguished damage esti-
mated at $1,000 resulted.
Reports so far received by the
State Tax Commission from the coal
and metal mining concerns of New
Mexico, covering their operations dur.
ing the calendar year 1915, indicate
that the total met value" of product
OF mines, taxable under the Springer
Hawkins mine tax law. will be ap-
proAimately s10,OO0,OOo, yielding a tax
of $4,000.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25

o ever sort are provided fer those
who neglected e learn a trade. It's .
great world.
An Industrial relapse has been
scheduled L foller ever labor savin'
invention. an moral ruin has been in
variably linked with ever soc'1i
spasm. yet here we are.
Don't git warped view O. life on
account OF few scattered crimes
Don't lose interest in life because
some wife murderer gifts paroled. OF
bank wrecker gifts new trial. Don't
become sallow calamity howler with
clogged liver an vibratin' Adams
apple on account O. tn tango. ankle
watch an isinglass stockins Theirs
still lots o. good in tn world outside
tn cafe belt.
Wear tn smile O. optimism. even IL
1t does make you look like young
widower.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
rheater Delights Denied Jury.

Denver-Desiring relaxation from
their duties. jurors sitting in the mur.
der trial of Raphael De Rozze request
ed Judge William ID. Wright for the
privilege of seeking amusement" for
the evening by attending theater. 1t
was denied. The request is without
precedent in the history of Colorado
courts, the Judge declared, saying It
was most novel departure from the
general conception OF Justice. partic-
ularly where human liberty and even
human life are at stake"
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
Win. ss,4ss for husbands Death.

While the laws of Colorado value a
human life at $4,000, fixing the limit
of recovery in damage suits at that
sum, Mrs. Carrie Swanbrough was
awarded a verdict for ss.439.ss by a
jury in Judge Aliens division of the
District Court for the death of her
husband, Edward w. Swanbrough.
The verdict, which was for the full
amount sued for. was given on an in.
surance policy for the sum named.
Her husband was killed in an automo-
bile race at Overland Park in the fall
Of 1914.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
Tungsten Used in Place of Currency

Boulder.-Tungsten has supplanted
currency-which had taken the place
of gold dust-as the stakes in friendly
poker games in the hills, 1t became ap-
parent. when miner presented him.
self at the Wolf-Tongue mill with fit
ty-seven pounds of the black metal OF
good grade.
AS a precaution against "high-grad-
ing the millmen always require the
miner who sells ore to tell from what
mine it came.
In this case the miner was unable
to fulfill the requirement.
You'll have to put 1t down that l
won 1t playing poker" be said.
The manager of the mill, not salts
fled, made an investigation. The
poker story was found to be correct.
and the miner received $61 for his
ore.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
Colorado.

From Breckenridge comes a report
that the shaft-sinkers in the Welling.
ton, near the tenth level-about 100
feet from surface-have cut twelve.
foot vein of high-grade 2inc-lead ore.
Extensive operations are being
planned for the development of the
Wellington mine in Breckenridge. ac.
cording to reports that have been re-
ceivcd from the Summit county gold
camp.
In the Isabella mine at Cripple
Creek the recent ore strike is stand.
ing up under development, the aver
age of the three and one-half foot ore
vein yielding $50 to the ton. The
sylvanite streak, some four inches in
width. yields $1G.80O to the ton.
An important project in connection
with the mining industry IL Colorado
involves a ten-year lease taken by the
United States Smelling and Refining
Company. s75,0o0,00O Boston corpo-
ration. OF 200 acres OF land in the
Fryer Hill basin at Leadville, includ-
Ing some OF the riches: producing
properties In that famous territory
The higher prices for lead, copper,
spelter, tungsten and ferro-vanadium,
now prevalent in London and New
York, account fully for the generous
dividends from mines and smelters,
which were sent out in January. indi-
eating that 1916 will prove an excep-
tional year for the mineral industry,
now better directed and more truly re-
munerative than ever before. ,s h
Reports were current that another
big strike had been made in the Grip
Pile Creek district. this time on the
Isabella property
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25

made such gigantic strides that even
cold baked plato may be utilized
This is an age o. supervision an in
spection. Even folks who board know
what they're eatin.. Civic pride an
love O. personal adornment is pene-
tratin' fer In tn rural districts. Red
ramblers cling about tn most humble
homes. while tn farmer who's unac-
quainted with tn twists an turns of .
loud four-in-hand is tn exception. Lifc
savin' machinery has replaced tn ole
time churn an washboard. Carpen-
ters quit work in TIL middle o. tn AZ
ternoon. an prunes are kept under
glass Great charity organizations
look after tn cold an starvin' who fer
git t work in tn summer. an schemes
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
Convict Guard Wed by Phone.

Glenwood Springs.-At telephones
1855 miles apart, w. II. Pike, night
watchman at the convict road camp
near here, and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Kerst of Sioux Falls. S. D., were mar
ried via long distance" the Rev.
Paris E. Wells. pastor of the First
Baptist church here, performed the
service over the telephone at his par
sonage. with Mr.. Pike at his side. The
phone company's fee for its marriage
service was s5.01. Mrs. Pike was
once matroE at the Colorado peniten-
tiary. She will join her husband
here.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
After Patent for Carey Act Land.

The State Land Board has prepared
a petition for a state patent to the
land developed under the Two Buttes
project in Prowers and Baca coun.
ties. The Two Buttes is the first
Carey Act project in Colorado 1t
has the distinction not only of being
the first to be developed. but also OF
being developed through the use
only of flood waters. Other projects
with direct stream flow and much
more water have failed while this has
succeeded. or $4,000 acres under the
original project $4,000 have been irrl-
gated and cultivated John e. Field
engineer of the land board, has gone
to Washington to present the request
10 the federal land department.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25

deeply regret DR.. Tangcr's remarks,
an regard his address as bein' dis
couragin' t capital. President Mct;es
o. tn Excelsior-Comfort Factory chaI-
lenges tn truth o many o.. Or. Tang
er's assertions. growin particularly
heated as he denied that any one o.
his three employees hurried home
after work L dress up. He also went
SO fer as t say that t his certain
knowledge over one-half o. his em-
ployees had never seen film much
less cafe. However. tn sentiment
agin DR.. Tanger cooled an softened
considerably toward evepin' when 10
wuz learned he has dyspepsia
Copyright Adams Newspaper servfcep
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
Arizona.


Arizona
The Little Daisy mine at Jerome In
promising property.
Wages of the men at the Bunker
Hill Mining Company nj Tombstone
have been increased ter per cent.
Drifting on the 36o-foot level of the
Golconda Extension is being rushed
and every foot of advance shows the
ore body to be better and better.
Deposits of hubnerite and Wolfram
ite carrying a high percentage of
tungsten are being developed in the
Eureka, Tip Top and Tlle Creek sec
tons of Yavapai county.
The Mother Lode Mining Company,
operating the Roadside property, in
the Union Pass section, has entered
the big vein 25 feet and opened a
splendid body of milling ore.
The Carter entered the big vein on
the 250-foot level, cutting fifteen feet
of ore assaying from $2O to 500, the
average being close to $50 across the
whole breast. This crosscut has been
watched with interest by many people
in Oatman and Kingman who have
pinned their faith on this mine max
ing good.
The Calumet & Arizona showed net
earnings in 1915 of about 6,400, 900,
or $40 per share, from a production of
62,5O0.G00 pounds of copper. compared
with 63,000,000 pounds in 1914. This
eAceeds all previous records of pro-
drction and earnings by a wide mar
gin, and 1915 was the banner year in
the company's history.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
me.. Verde Road May Get .s4, 900

quest the Senate Indian affairs COM
mittee inserted provision in the In
dian appropriation bill appropriating
$4,000 to build road through the
Navajo Indian reservation from Mesa
Verde. Colo, to Gallup. N. M. Con-
gresham Taylor had obtained s15.-
900 in the House. but this amount was
deemed insufficient.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
Ranger Held for Shooting officer.

Walsenburg-. ohm w. Wright, un-
der sheriff of Huerfsno county, and
rancher. was shot and fatally wound.
ed as he stepped from an auto
mobile in front of hotel. Homer
Potts, range rider. was taken into Gus
tody and is being held pending the
outcome of ,Wright's injuries. Potts
was form rly employed by Wright, it
is said Plans were being made to
take the wounded man to Pueblo
hospital
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
Knew Il Was sometbIno French.

Knew u Was Something French.
Il am afraid your daughter. Mrs.
Comeup. has not enough savoir-faire.-
Dear me. Do you think we'll have
to wait until the war is over to get
her more from Paris"
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS
Prices for Met

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Prices for Metals.
Lead. New York. $6.27h: bar silver,
56%c; spelter. st Louis. s17.42: COP
per. casting, s25.S7h.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-02-25
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
wsstern New.paper union New. serrlce.

western Newspaper Union News Service
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
march 4-Democratic State Central
COMMITTEES Meeting in Denver.
harch y-l1--Meeting Western Colo
Iaoo Teachers Association at Grand
harch 20 April &C Tor Retail
Merchants Associations Food and
Industrial Exposition at Denver
April l3-Democratic State Convention
at Pueblo.
May First Congressional District
Republican Convention at Colorado
Springs
May 2.-Republican State and Third
and Fourth Congressional District
Convention at Pueblo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
ed,pcrc @cfabr
Croft Ser staot ourd Sodppaiicr.

Iapenport ltebt Ser @efabr Don
SSodruailer aegenil6er. S. 90. She
rier, Gprlteber oes bieltgen @etter=
al11tes Der 9l1n0esregierlng, erlieB
9eitern Moreell Die offi5ielle @ar=
l1llltg, BOB ser SlltbitanO bis SUM
Sonnabelro mabrideinli6 al1f 15.5
SUB geltiegelt fem miro. gr rietb
roril1genb sur iofortigen &iauna1llg
Ser @obnll1leel1 in oen &ieoerlngel1
Lungs bes SluBufers. Sim ldlperer
lit Der geadt altF S%reitag,
n,lb Mnidnpelll1ng Der See
benfliilie bes Mfiliiiiippi lin0 fiir Sen
iDoben SlltBltano beral1tlportli6. Sic
eilr5ige Gettl,ng Dor erllten Gerfebrs=
itorlnngen liegt lit einem 8redlen Des
felten Cites urterbal6 Ser Staot.
Ser 6lltBltan0 betrug c ltern Mit=
tag 1872 SUB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
@erflaat sic stabt.

9oris Glagmamr bat bl1rd sic Ml1='
malte Scott unO Scott cine &lage ge='
gen Die StaOt Eapenpprt %onltrenge1l
laiien, INN ben Staotidat1neilter 5l1
5%lpinget, ifun Bic Sumrme Don $172.z
so, 1peld)e er fir @flaiternngslteuern
be5ablt batte, auriid5uerltatten. gr
erflart IN Der &lagelhrift, oaB eil1
Eflalterlll1asitreifen an ser 6ianrpre
StraBe 5lpild)e11 6. n1o Ianep 5tro=
BE allfgebroden lei.
Nadyoent ibm geItern Morgen BON
Mld)ter %. s. 1onegan elm ten1po-
rarer ginbaltsbefebl gege1 oie Staot
gemabrt mlrOe, perlangt er Sic lint
apanollt1g beslelben in ei1len pernla;
11ellten gi1baltsbefebl, INN sic 5taSi
al p%erbinoerll, Die nod perbleibenber
Nrlalterun9slte ltern 5lran 9etrage Dor
$3.50 bon ibn1 gu erbeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
Scr Namn ser Gbncr- Gidcnbad).

l1eber benz &ubme Der S9riftltelz
lerin Marie BON gbnerz@fdenbaa
bat man bsinabe ben hires Gema1ls
oergeHen. On i'm gu erinnern, Fat
man gerabe jebt alen MnlaB, benn
gu sen @iegen Der Diterret6iiAen
Sruppen bat Observation-Disclosures
Morib 5reiberr BON Gbnerzgi6enz
ba6, elmer Ser beiten @enieoffi5iere,
ote Seiterrei6 i'm %porigen Sabrbunz
bert befaB, oud oas @einise beige
tragen. Mm 81. Nobember 1915 in
Mien geboren als 9obn eincs ebenz
faas beroien1 tbplen 1'terrei6iiten
'M1ilitGrs, trat er 1888 in. Die Snz
senieurofabemie, an Der er fpdter a,1@
als 2ebrer mirfen 1ollte. Sr bieler
@isenldoft bereitete er 5ablreide NIT
litdrifde Meubeiten Dor, burb Die Ell
bic mooerne Naturfori@ung, militariz
19en 3meden bien1tbar ma4te. 60
fiibrte er Die elettri1de Mlinensunz
bune, Sic Selesrapbie, Die 96einmer@
fer unb anOeres i'm 9eere Elm unb
bate @elegenbeit, bel Der @erteibiz
guns BON @enebig q859) uno Bel
Dem @@ube BON pola, 2ifa, @rope=
Ia uno Gattaro Q866) feline Grim
bungen prafti14 gu berperten. Na9z
benz ct Gbef oes @enieforps eetpDrz
Ben unb Mitglieb Der Mfaoemie Der
WiHenidaften, leitete er all6 Die mi
litdri1den Nbteilungen, bic Seiterreid
ouf Sen MeltausfteQunger por paris
1861 einseri6tet bate. No9 1et.
ner @erabfdiebung beeab ct ii6 au'
| 5orfdungsreilen. SAT- in aller 9taa:
ten Guropas, aber au@ lGngere Sci
jim per1ien bat er fid it%ubien6albe1
a%ufgebalten unb teiddftigte lid it
ben lebten Sabren 1eines 2ebens ga:
nit, feline 9entpirbtsteiten nieberau
Idreiben. @r ftarb am 90. Sonua:
1893.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28

lssenDeit in Der Nusfupr oe.ltfder
Moren lei nur oas arenge fronsDii=
Idle 5einscbaltssefeB f9ulo, aber Ser
8orfisenoe Der Barrier @bambre
@pnoicale peroe nit 5inansminifter
&ibot barber nerbanbeln, 10 baB
mon boffen biirfe, BOB Ser @.aat isBt
Die nDtigen Maffen liefere, I'M oen
Seino auf jeoem 8pOen gu id,Saeen.
Die gfor5beimer @oslmefan=Snz
euitrie lpeiB f@on lanse, oab aeipiHe
glemente unter ben pariIerr Tabri=
fa1lten Die beuti@e @9mudm lieninz
ouitrie am liebiten ousrotten mD9ten.
Wean ein geiid)erter 5rieoe ibr mie-
Der Die fir~Sie Musfubr erfploerli9e
8epesungsfreibeit 5uriidgib.. miro
tie ii9 i9pn ibrer 6aut gu ioebren
berfteben; bart miro es freili:R iperz
Den. t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
germfnns abselcbnt,

Mid)ter 1onega11 bat gelterl1 inn
Scott County 9iitriftsgeridt ben
bon SHERMAN grorpn Ourd 6eiien
9lrnalt 9l1rorelp 8. G6e5em geiteQten
Mtltrag nie beioen gegen @romn bon
Ser @ra11o Sltrp erbpbenel1 Mltflagen
nieoer5uldlagel1, o6ldlagig bel6ie=
0en. @egen @roipl1 mltrOen Il1fla=
gen tpegen Mpr0 inn Ell ten @raO l1nb
lpegen idlperer &orperperletltng nit
MorDahIidt ergpbell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28

NNtA'" N
@eit 1870 bat mon In Dem
malbarmen 5rantrei@ gan5e $500
Auqbratttlometer Malo aufgeforftet.
SIN @toate Mif puri nurs
ben i'm Sabre 1914 i'm gor3en 81
635,890 Sonnen Mei@toblen gefDr@
bert.
- Drudfeb1er. aDnig Bit
tor emanuel lpo6nte Der Sin / eg=
nung bes 10. Mlpint : Regiments hei.
mas # tomiid? Wenr
etn Sungertiiniiler flagt, Oab er mil
1eIner grottarte ni6t msreiaer
- 81 a r td tentabinett
Musrufer: rllno bier, meme !Serr=
1Gaften, feben Sic bic beriibmts
gauge Sinoenburgs - iMneben".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28
Meme Z 2'|'l!:n5ei9cn,
9poeSsMn3et8e.

.qSreunSen nnb 8efannten hermit
pie tranrtge Nadriht, baB meine se@
ltebte SBattin, uniere ltebe Intter,
9tpt4e9gFeImutter.;
a,ai. e'pojpbif cdtein
an q,n 'ss sI$,p5n,erstds, ben ~. ssan,or,
Worge1s I'M II l1br, nad langem,
dtpereh 3eioen ianft entidIafen it,
Sic 8ett abes 2eidetbegdngniIes
'fpirb lpqter befannt fgemadt tperben.
IS 1ltn titles 8eifeib bitten bie tiefbes
triibfen Ainterbliebenen: 3 81
SODi1 Gditein, @atte, Is.
SStau. Senrp sdrOeber,ggeb gditein,
9abenpoW,
Sral1 G,ls. gubnnat,,t, eeb. gditein.
Subetts, So,
Spbn Gdftein, @aIcDtf, sSsa., :.
&enrp aGditeih, gt1tt 60,
5reb Editeit, Gtlabbn1d, ssa.,
Mitgnit Gditein, Mrlington, sSsa.,
nebit, @erpanbten.
N.u.! s .batp.,A gra
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28

3u perfaufen. @ir reiben elmer,
8lof @ebdlbe. &c. 3O8 Main ctr.
bernnter unb baben bem5ufolge cine
groBe Mustpabl bon gntem Hine 6pl3.
Ser 8reis runeirt bon $13 Biz $50
per Saui enb; ebenfals Sbiren. sssens
tier nnb &6bren in alien @r6ben.
8or5nipreden $40, @312 Main Ctr.
25,1@f, '&
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Masfcnban ser .. :. 6.

Ser eroBe iabrlide Masfellban
ser 9openport Sltr1rgerlein0e miro
oll sonnlabeno, ben 26. syebrltar, IN
Ser Sllrnbaae itattfilloen. Die fol-
gclloen 9reiie iillo allsgelett lporoen:
$500 - @elte @ruppe bon 6
pber nlebr.
$500 - 8eIte Gbaraftergrl1ppe
bon 6 ODER mebr.
$500 - 3meitbelte @ruppe BON
6 poer mebr.
$1,000 3%lpeitbelte G6araffer=
grippe BON 6 ODER mebr.
$500 - Bette 9amen-Measfe.
$500 - @elte @erren=M1asfe.
$500 - 3peitbeite 9amenmasfe.
$500 - 3meitbelte @errenmasfe.
$500 - 9amen=G 6araftermasfe.
$500 - @erren=Gbaraftermasfe.
Die folgenoen &on1ites mur0en
BON goriiter 2attner ernannt:
Mlriif: 9~rofelior otto, 9rofeIior
Sdmiot llnb @rno Stto.
9rogramnt: Soc @rosfe, it,, ser
iein eigenes &on1ite erl1e1tnen miro.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: S. S. 2attner,
S. 81. Cartons uno @l1go Sbobe.
Sloor: $. @arnfen, 81. &apbael,
S. gilenpein, N. georsor6t, Sarrp
Steffen, 8roper Glauiien so. Oil
berltein, sc. Slenberger, gilbert OIL
len, Soc @rosfe, it.
9por: SSobn &irnentarr, Charles
8idelmann, 5rit @el1gel, Sobn Sa<
geboef, slug. 8ieie, Sobn Sdnad.
9onle: Serrllan s. Neterien nn0
@ebilf fen.
all1d iin0 gorbereituatge11 fir
0as Serpirell mariner Mabl5eiten ge<
trofen. 9%1meloungen iin0 sl1por
telepbonil6 an Sralt Sobn Marte11,
Davenport 2376@ gu ridten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28

@efiammIatn s SET Nfticninbabsr.
Sic Mfticrinbabcr bcr Dabenpprt
Cremation spcictD ipetoet iii6 in Der
.SurnbaIe", Scott Strabc Gin9ong.
am 9icnstas, hen |. 5ebraar 1916,
I'M 10 1lbr &prm. beflammelu.
S. v. Glanict, asrGi.
6. 6. @arriiun, sefr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28

Ser errpartete Stllrs Ser gro=
Ben Stablbriide iiber Sen 9lld Greet
an Der 9raop StraBe &oab bat iid)
geltert W1prgen ereig1tet. Sic 9fei=
Ter Der Bride marel1 Dor mebrere11
Iagen geborlten rn1o ieitber muroe
Der polige ginbrltdl Ser 9riide tag=
li6 erlpartet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-28

9iefer Sage pirb bic
Dprt 8rio9e C Contribution Ylont
Dffentlia, meitbietenb, in Oort, pa.,
berlteigert peroen pa es Der @eieI=
i9oft nnmDglid liz, ibre Mrbeiten
fort5ufeben. Ser sbbrieg perlangt cine
gr2be Ntenge Stabl, Ser aber nur in
Wafenfabrifen psrnenoet miro, tpoz
bura anbere 8etriebe ge5pungen
tporben fino, bonn 5Martt 5uriid5utre=
ten anb ibre Mrbeiten ein5uItelle,.
Na9 ben Mngaben Der 8ean,ten Del
@elel19aft ndre es ibnen unm0gIi9,
Dor 1917 @tabl gu etbolten. !.
Ssn Danger @prge n0At m
Ra9tgeipano erf4ien nnldinsit nqb
reno Des Observation-Disclosures in BET
tatbolii9en ct. Mi9plas &irde in.
@tlantic Gitp, q. S., Elm Mann, Ser.
auf Die N%ltars1tufen iprang uno i'm
8iiberton lauts @ebete fprad, Oieie
nit beftigen @eiten begletteno. Gntz
febt flpben Die Jrauen aus bren.
@et1tublen auf Die 5@traBe, no balo
spet 9eteftips un0 Elm 8oli5if auf
Die aufgeregte Menge aufmerflam
puroen. Gin beber5ter panant
f6loB 1i9 ben @i9erbeitsbeamten on
uno orang nit ibnen in oie &irde.
Sour mil .@epalt, nobel Der Settles
gtftDrte Den srObten Sell ieiner obz
nebin fdon fpdrl.hen 9iille al6 nod
einbiiBte, gelans es, Ben Preot9er I'M
Na9tgetpanb aus Sem @pttesbau1e
gu entfernen uno in cine in5ni19en
berbeigerufene Mmbulano oes Mtlanz
tic @itpz9oipttols gu iteden. Ser
besleitenOe Mr5t ertannte in benz 1on-
berbaren 8au3 ben "a Sabre often
Yatienten gbporo Dilon tpieber,
Der aus Bergen Str, 2inoen
! 5opnibip, @li5abet6, fammt uno aus
Ser 8eoba@tungsabteilung bes 9oipiz
tals entiprungen mar. Ser jung.
Mann leioet nod Mngaben ber Mer3>
tie on religi0fem 8abnfinm uno bar
! auf lit au4 feline 9anolunS in Der
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