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AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AaetisnssrI.

AhOos - OHA-s = oO-Ns A-elANn~-1N-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL EsfATEs BEING THE
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING,
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. CORNER
OF SHERRIER PLACE AND GALENA
PLACE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber No. -. Folio "a e. Beq-.
Of the land reeords Of the District Of colum-
bla. and at the request OF The party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees. VII ssli,
at public auction in the Office Of Thos. J.
Owen q Son, III G st. y. W. On Tua1dEy.
July 18th. 1017. At IA O'Clock p. n. the fol-
lowing described land and premises. situate
IN the District Of Columbia. and deaignatsd
as and being lot one IN square 1874 IN The
Potomac Heights Land Company's Eubdivi-
sion. called Potomac Heights." a. per plat
recorded in the sIice Of the Surveyor for
The District Of Columbia In Lbsr County -
folio So
TERMS OF sALE-sold subject to . prior
deed Of trust for g. %; balance over and
above said trust cash. A deposit Of 5000
required at time Of sale and purchaser al
lowed fifteen days to close the sale Or de-
BENJAMIN H. GRUvER,
BRUCE CLEVELAND.
fvs-T-ff-ft-fs TruTtess
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PUBLIC SALE


Saturday. July 18th. 1917.
As trustee in a certain deed OF trust
from r. \. Harvey and wife recorded in deed
book o. page 36J, to secure a certain debt
therein described. default having been made
in the payment OF the notes secured. and be-
ing required 40 to do by the holder OF said
notes 1 will offer for sale at pubic auction at
Postofdcs door. Colonial Beach, Va, on Sat
urdAy, July 18th. 1911. At 3 o'clock p. NJ, part
Of lot 10, Block .. lot has 50 feet front and
runs back $50 feet. being 3 feet on back
line has a 5-room cottage on Eanle.
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH.
GEORGE MASON, Trustee.
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DEATHS

-
cRAMER-on Tuesday. July 10, isiT. at bis
CRANER. beloved husband q DsIi cransr.
LAAo-on "wednesday, July Il. 1871. amer =
IAN q. y. W. PROF. 1Ra1ND, LAke.
husband Of Margaret LAS. In his sixty
Notics Of funeral hereafter.
l6altimore papers pIeAss eepyl.
TN MEM0RlAM
Notices for TINS column are accepted at -
eents lat, either pross or postTy, m eaSs no
ties does not sxeeed ten Inca And 10 cents
UNDERTAKES
EmhalmerA. Funeral DIreeters,
J. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKES AND LIvERI.
.r...rese. g z 8 8: " MxsE Il aSairOs 20.
FLORAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
OF sysry dsscriRuen-nOdsruts pr,osA
lnl 81. sly
MONUMENTS
KoNUMENTst.s up: 6afors moving Wili
ssil all monuments a. cost beforo Nay -
Do RITES MONUMENT WoRK9. ~ loth
Vital Records.
Births.
Daniel and Hannah Toomey, boy.
Giuseppe and Domenico smiroldo. boy.
James J. and JosSbhine B. O'Leary. sri.
ClarOnce G. and 6adie- Mullen. boy.
Frank NJ and Alnnis =. Hodges, girl.
John h. and Naoma Hasel. girf.
Clifton y. and Lucia Brown, boy.
Halvo ". and Adds y. Adams, SRI.
John r. and Alice Frlncis. r., Eirl-
Leroy and Genevisye Betz. SRI.
Andrew and Mary Bowman, boy.
Marriage Licenses.
I. Collins -. Waahington. Ths RsV,
walter z. Burnett
Philip Garter. q, Elizabeth johnson. - Ths
Rev. William J. Howard.
crossins, Mass: Mary Eiizapsth Harding,
2. Washington Ths Rev. Roland Cotton
Deaths.
John R. Esan. II yrs.. 4ss Pa ave. nv.
Hovarp Norton. Is yrs.. In sth y. mr..
Frances kAldsnback. % yrs-. Tubsrculosia
Hos.
Charles Huddsr. 81 yrs., Casualty Hos.
Thomas p. Howard, g yrs.. Garhsid Hoa- 4
Hester 8. c1sick. . yrs-, Providsnes Hos.
Alice Rothroek. - yrs-. Biblay Hos
Sarah A jackson, - yrs-, 7n Ind st. nv.
Joseph 8. Dyson. 70 yrs. IT Eilzabsth's Hes.
Matilda snaiiVood, S yrss, nsD 4. e.
Viola Fowler, u dys.. 11e1 Hall q. ~.
Carelton q. Davia, dys, u Hickman u. e.
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WANTED-BOARDERS

SoTICE-white boarders wanted for sum-
mer months; nice house; clean, airy rooms;
good. clear. pure. cool water; long porches:
shade trees: no contagious disease wanted I;
give reference: location not far from Wash
ington. ID. c. Correspondence solicited. Ad-
dress A. II. slSSoN. Fairfax c. h.. Va
Route 1
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

woRKINGMEN-It would be a reflection on
the hustlers OF this city II a stock such a.
we carry would 20 begging for buyers; but
we keep busy a. any store and nell lot OF
new pants, 81 up: also slightly used coats
and vests. s. TO 3. JUsTH's OLD STAND.
6i9 d.
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$50 REWARD.
JoST-Nonday night. black silk
watch fob. with diamond buckle orna-
ment. Was lost either AZ willard.
ehoreham, National Press Club or on
street Return 10 Z. D. SHAW. Even
WILL PARTY who took green silk umbrella
from Smiley Hospital by mistake please re-
turn 20 hospital and receive hts own.
FOX TERRIER = White with
brown spots; name on collar,
crush" Liberal reward if re-
turned to ATM ST. N. w.
GCARFPN-enaiI cainese dragon, chip eia-
mond. Return 70 l1o7 z q. n. ".
BANK EooKs-TEei olsa Eehs Park. RI
ward can eie Chesapeake Ct.
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SOME live man TO buy the finest cash gro
Gerry and meat store IN West Washington;
not much cash required from right PARTY.
For particulars write THE NOBLE MER-
CIANDISING CO.. 63l Pa. ave. n. W.
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Atlantic City, N. ].

or Florida ave. between MAssachusetts and
Connecticut sSes. on Monday, between II
and y O'Clock, a silver card case containing
SS5 and some change. Finder please return
70 MRS. W. n. WOLFE. Apt. lo7, The
TarnsboEo !
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21
Tamassee News.

Tamassee. Feb. 18.-Special: The
Union Sunday School had occasion to
rejoice on "Come-to- Sundays
Day When the secretary made the
final count 1t was found that 81 had
responded TO the invitation, Come!
A varied program OF songs, recita.
tions and readings was given by 81
members Of the Singsum Club.
Despite the rainy afternoon quite
number Of the Singsum Club men,
bers were present on last Saturday
a program was arranged to celebrate
George Washington's Birthday on
next Saturday afternoon at the regu-
lar meeting. The club. came very
near giving itself three chcers-the
"llalf-a-I Hundred" slogan had come
true with the enrolment, as new
members. Of Masters Neal and Ho-
mcr Nicholson. At a previous meet
ing Misses Bculah and Lille May
Hudson, Of Cheohee, and Miss Ed
wilma Kelley were heartily welcomed
into the club. The secretary has an
extra page ready for more Members
YETI"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21

A good cheap farm, buggy or
wagon horse for sale cheap. T. L.
Alexander, Walhalla.-Adv.t t.f.
We are glad to note that G. A.
Norman, who has been quite sick for
several days, Is improving. His
friends hope that he may soon be en-
tirely well again.
Go to Lee & Owens's Market and
get your beef-Stake 15c.; roast,
l2 Rs. stew meat, 0c.-Adv.
Geo. l.. Wilson is in Walhalla
with his family for a while. Mr.. Will
son is suffering from a severe attack
OF rheumatism. but gets about reas-
onably well with the assistance Of a
cane.
Married, at the residence Of
John f. Craig, Clerk OF Court, on
Sunday afternoon last, Miss Ollie
Spoon and S. p. Jenkins. both of the
Westminster section. The ceremony
was performed by Clerk Craig. There
are many who will Join with lis in eX-
tending good wishes to the bride and
groom.
Thursday, February 22d, will be
Washington Birthday. The nation
al government recognizes this day as
a legal holiday. There will, there
| fore, be no service on the rural
routes. and the post offices Of the
| country will observe the regular Sum
day hours. There will be no money
| order busin ess transacted Thursday,
: the Walhalla office will be opened for
! tion of the mails. The public is
urged to bear these facts in mind.
The Young Mems League cele-
| brated its second anniversary last
! Sunday night with special exercises
appropriate to the occasion. This
was public meeting and was held In
the Presbyterian church. A large
audience was there, and the meet
ing was greatly enjoyed by all pres
! ent. In continuance Of the celebra-
tion of this anniversary, a most de-
| lightful banquet was served last
night in the Sunday school rooms of
the Baptist church. A number Of
ladies Of the town gave their services
,, to the young men in preparing and
serving the banquet, which was most
heartily enjoyed. The league is do
ing a great work in Walhalla, for
which fact the gentlemen of maturer
years who work with the younger
Een, as we'll as the young men them
selves, deserve no small degree Of
praise.
The friends of Dr.. and Mrs. II.
Fred rhode sympathiZe with them in
| the recent critical condition of their
baby son, aged two years, occasioned
By the little fellow getting hold of
and eating several strychnine tablets
at the lone Of his grandfather, DR..
John j. Thode, last Wednesday after
noon. The little fellow, while play
ing around the home OF his grand
parents, climbed upon chair near
a medicine table and secured several
strychnine tablets. 1t is thought that
the child had devoured several of the
tablets before he was discovered. AZ
ter several hours Of professional skill
had been exerted by the physicians OF
the town the little fellow was finally
brought through the crisis. At last
reports received by us the little fell
low was getting along very we'll DR..
Fl. f. Thode reached home Thursday
from Tennessee, where he has been
practicing for several months.
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t..f'l.i''l.l..!'I'.I'.!' .l'.I.!'.!'.!.l..!'.!..
!. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. i.
E..i..i..i..i..i..ii.i..i. .i..;.i..i..S..i..i...

-Butterick patterns. G. w. Pitch
ford, Walhalla, S. C.-Adv. If.
Mrs. S. p. Dendy is spending
some time in Grcenville with her
daughters, Meslames L. l.. Barr and
G. w. Gentry.
MIR. and Mrs. H. L. L'Ramey and
S. l.. and II. J. Ramcy spent the week
end In Greenville with their aunt,
Mrs. w. A. Bleckley.
Three plugs Mule tobacco 25c.:
3 plugs Red Jay tobacco, use: 2
plugs World Beater tobacco. 15c. Old
style plugs. C. w. & J. f. Bauk-
night. Walhalla.--Adv.
There will be an entertainment
given at Return school on Friday,
February 23, at s o'clock D. IN. Ad-
mission 10c. The proceeds will go
for school Improvement. The public
is urged to attend and patroniZe the
entertainment freely.
The first quarterly conference Of
the Westminster circuit will be held
at Hopewcll Methodist church on
March 3D. and Ith, at | a. m. The
conference Of Seneca circuit will be
held with Friendship church on the
l7th and 18TH OF March at II a. m.
Are yon a customer OF the SEN
cca Marble and Granite Works? II
not. a trial order will be the most
convincing way Of satisfying your,
self Of what we can do for you. adv.
The second annual conference Of
the Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Upper South Carolina Conference
will be held in st. Johns Methodist
church, Rock Hill. March 13 to 1G.
The opening session will be held on
March 18th at s p. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Mccall are re-
joicing over the advent Of three lusty
youngsters at their home last Thurs
day, February Is. The family addi-
there's music in the air" even if the
air is somewhat discordant. The mo-
ther and children are doing we'll.
IT. e. Alexander, Walhalla, S. c.,
sells land, buggies and harness. See
him before you buy.--Adv.
Mrs. Lucien s. Maxwell. Of
Johnston, who spent several days In
Walhalla last week, left Friday af.
ternoon for Greenville She was &C.
cOmpanied by Miss Julia Maxwell
both Of whom spent a few days at the
home OF Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Nix
Miss Maxwell Is expected to return
to Walhalla to-day.
Our new shirts are in. We arc
selling them at the old price. Ide
Silver Brand at 81. c. w. & j. T.
Baukntght, Walhalla.-Adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21

The attack, which was preceded
by intense artillery fire, was made
mainly against French positions at
Maisons de Champagne farm and
Hill 1856, about one-third OF mile
south of the farm. Four lines Of
French positions were stormed in the
attack. The French made counter
attacks last night and this morning,
but were repulsed with losses. The
German losses are said to have been
small
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Germans Strike Hard Blow,

Berlin, Feb. 16.-Troops Of the
German Grown Prince, in an attack
against French positions south OF Ri
pont, in the Champagne, yesterday,
the war Office announced to-day, on
q front Of about a mile and a half
captured ground to a depth of half a
mile. The Germans took S5S prison.
ers, incmding 21 officers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21
In Session TIL Tomorrow.
(Thc State, 18th.)

Both Houses Of the General Assem-
bly, will meet Monday morning at
1890 o'clock, with the prospect of
continuing in session two or three
days at least. Committees of free
conference on finance and prohibition
measures are not likely to bring in
reports before Tuesday and final dis
position Of the business Of the session
before Wednesday is impossible.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21

The quarterly meeting Of the 4th
division of the w. NJ. U. will he held
with Beaverdam w. NJ. S. on March
"a. The same program will be used
that was published for February 3D..
Mrs. J. II. Brown, Div. Pres.
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I. O. O. f. MEETING.

Oconce Lodge, No. o., Independ-
ent Order Of Odd Fellows, will meet
Tuesday Night, February eth,
at 8 O'clock
Work in lst and I'd degrees.
Visiting Odd Fellows welcomed.
a. &. PHILLIPS, Noble Grand
ANTON GERBER, Secretary. ad.
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have IL pair of gentle young
mules for sale cheap. They will work
anywhere. T.. o. IIUTCilISON. II.
f.. -. no. |. Walhalla. S. &. str.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21

WOOD I've will need 1000 to
1900 cords Dry, Split Pine Wood
for next season. Can use some oak.
Want good straight WOOL; no
limbs. HANNON BRICK CO. Pen"
dlctOn, S. e. 10
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21

SINGLE MILL. WANTED-We
want to contract with some good
shingle mill man to make 100000
or 100000 Shingles at Pcndleton,
$. G.. Write to ANDERSON REAL
ESTATE 4 INVESTMENT CO.. ,E.
II. Horton, PresD, Anderson, South
Carolina. rs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21

SALESMIiN WANTED, to solicit
orders for lubricating oils. grcases
and paints. Salary or commission.
Address THE VlCTOR OIL CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio. S*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21

FOR SALE-NInrlbOro (scIcctcd)
Seed Corn; mountain raised; grows
close to the ground. Price 65c. per
peek or $3.50 per bushel. f. O. b. Wal
halla, S. G. W. l.. WERNER. IL
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FOR SALE-CaSh or good paper
One mule. one horse. JAMlIS l..
BROOM. IT. /, minister, $. &. 9*
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-02-21

TWO GOOD MULES FOR SALE
Ehcnp.-Cash or good paper. Apply
at once. J. f.. IlEDDEN, West Tn
ion, S. &. Ctr.
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etartt Gftr erperjsr'
NitrtnItiosn
Dsstmt bei bsm erRen 4ddeu bon
HIaienirritutioa ohn Wadea-
tue6 Gala.

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pnfff,en fprtipdbrnb aufdmptsu seeeu Risren-
kihen peiI pir gu biel efien unb uufere Eut.
erna 70 rstd IT, ilFer Slut IN angefnnt init
3drnffnrs. ipefde bie satsren alis8ui 1etben no
benrlben, ipcburt Ne b,rrH rlsberaHftrena,rne
fHtpon ifnb triee weYbsR; bic Gufneit tues'
eepebe berftppfer it6 unb bas gasfuItut w Riss
xsrleiben Blafenfhpdds ul,h sine angemsane
Ghinbme bsr Gefrnbbstt.
@ern Sbrs Riersn Nd anffrIsr ipte PIss'
npmper,. Str gffiden Ole fdmerst ober Der urin
tribe. bon init getebsrfnIaa IT, ober Gle ses
Ss-nTseu ftrb, aarst oSer bsetusaI tn ber geadbt
etnberrre sn futberr. iuern ete an fruufpaftem
&opffpeb ober g6pnbei, nerobfea unfdnfn.
fdurem waaeen Ietben, cber Ste RbeamaftSmus
Bel frIe6tem Better bdben. bonn berf6nffen
Gie fiN bon S1rem roosteisr unesfdbr bier
uraer SubfaIs; nebmen 9is eiuen TbeeIbffd
bon bnnon in eirem eIaS Raifer bor BEN Srfb.
fti6 etHise aase binburn unb S5re Risreu
hrcrben oarr prddta 'lristoHtren TiefeS be-
ribmte SaIs Ut reraeffelt bon fruubeuftnre
nnb 5itroHsnfaft, fombtntrf init Gittta. unb III
felt @ererdttonen eebrai&t tposber, I'M bie
perffopften giereu gu fpnIen unb ausursesH,
bie Sdi,re TIM urir sn neutruIiftren. 10 bab bic
Yet uitt Idreer cine GueiIe Der s,rrtfnttpn n,
su SsoIae beiien bic 9Iaienft5rinpen aufbbrsn.
Scbfnh NJ hute: fann nittt ftabeu. ulndbt
stn anseHebmes, mlrffrenbes 8itbiuuo'fsrs1e.
sr1nf nnb aetort In iebes Ssint, fpeiI gtiemnnh
eineu Srrfbuu beaebt penn er eiren eutsn
EterelfpiiIer ieSer Belt sur gsrfasms bat,
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Sie Semperaturpple Der Groe

SIN Msemeinen berrfat bic &rIiht
Dor, bab bic nieOrigfte mittlere Sems
peratur ON ben g}pien, bic 609ite am
Qequator gu finbeu iIt. Dies piirbe
au9 Der Sal fem, tpenn bic 3empsras
tur leoigli4 DON Der StelIung Der bes
treffsnben puntte aur Sonne dbbinge;
Da aber auf Der grbe nod cine 9lns
5abl anberer sSattoren bic Ssmpera,
tur bebinsen, 70 fallen bic Semperas
'turpole teinespess NIT ben dItrono,
miihen Yolen suinmmen. &ls Grunbs
rsgei fit bic 8eitimmuns Der Sempes
raturpole tann man annebmen, bab
fopobI bic Sibss ME bic SGlte Grs
treme itets IN bas Snnere GROCER Can.
bermnTsn fallen, ipdbreub bic Meeress
bsden unb ou9 bic mebr aeglieDerten
Sbsils Der &ontinsnte Itets EN- me9r
pber ipenteer sleithutdbtees, bon Grs
tremen fretes &limo beiiben. go TT
es ertldriid, bab bic aussebe4ntsfen
Ddrmepole In bic gang eef6loFsuen
aoptinsute nax gtrika 6aSarSziia
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wie bic meqimentsto +.

Wie bic Megimentsto f.
ter trommeln Iernte. Cine
biibife @eif,idte bon @niier Bilbeln
]. ersdblt Wfinnie Smrf in ibren rei,.
rollen Griimer,ingen oiis ibrer Ser.
liner Cpern5eit, bie eben In gudyform
eritlienen Gie mar als gang iirigcs
Gdbden bon Der Scfoper In Bien 1Is
SAT- mad, Berlin geriifen tporeen, nit
Der ooinaIs bofIten Gage, Die eiue.n
ssiimitler Der gerliner Oper se5ablt
uarbe, unb natbem iie ,pdbreiib Der
eriien 5ipei Sabre febr bdiifie aIs @ait
alii Der f6nigIiden giibne aiifaetretcn
mar, iorgte Der Suffer ielbft hafiir, bal,
iie olirh einen feiien aontraft an Die
Cper eefeiieIt irlirbe. als Die SdI'
germ Bel Der ndditan @elegenbeit, Il.
ner gcritellung Der .@eeimentstodi.
ter. bem aniier fiji ieine @nnoe
odtfte, beinerfte er: ..Gs freut mid.
Sic nun fir Ianser bier gu fptiien;
a6er Sie miiIien elm bibfen befier
tronin,eIn ieruen. Cine rabre gfegi.
nlentstohter mub ebenio gut from.
nlcin pie iingen f5nnen." sln einen,
Der foIeenben @oreei prnieniierte iid
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lleierraid,ung elm gatoiIlonstafibO,ir
res eriten Observation-Disclosures auf
BefebI bes @encraIintenbanten, nm
inr feline .,UhIfifftnlben1 gu geben.
8uerIt nubte iie Die SdIhms Der
Trommelitdbe, bas grommeln auf
cinem 9ait apmmiBbroo lerren, iino
bGrn erit fam cine iuirfIidR MiIitdr.
trpmmel on bic Meibe 60 rriihte lie
iidb ieocn Woreen ;iir lleberrnidnmg
ber Sotelgiite, bic fih biefe @erpuno.
Iimg TIRES SaIors In einen Grer5ier.
blot gar iidt erfl1ren fcnnten, i'm
TronmeIn iiben. grft nad,oem benz
aaiIer iiber ibre Sprtfd,ritte MeIbung
criinttet mar, lpiir6e bic .MesimentS.
tcd,Rr" irieber migeie,t, Ger aaifcr
iob iuie getuobnlid, in ieiner 9pse unb
Eel Der grontmelijene uiui,te lie III.
ipillfiirIid Sn bem toben Serrn en-.
porbIidcE. Der i'm fre.inoIit ld6eIno
;nnidte imb gneiinIl flatif,te. Sm
3lpiihenafte iprch er fih nod amer.
fenmtnb iiter iie aus uno fiipte bin,u:
Sic icaer aud cine Crinnerung oil
Die rglegiinentstodter" befonurien
Tic aiinitlerin erbieIt aiih baIb cine
scIfe IN @dtalt einsr ben offi5iellea
gliIitdrftempel trnsenben GrommsI.
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Sas Subildnm bcs Giienb.tpss

Weniss 3sitsn t6nnen/ iidb an Be
beutuns fir bi. gsididte Der 5.anit
nit BEN 9pppeIjabr 1866 /67 meien,
bas 70 aipei erinolessnbs Grfinbuns
gen ipie bic 8pnomoHai6ine uub ben
Gtisnbston berporbra6te. Sat bic
grfinbuns Der 0pHamOmaihine cine
gang neue Subuitris berDorssbra6t, 70
bat freiIid bi. bss gifenbttons nlr
cine idon 5eiisbsnbe fart gefSrbsri, 1T
abtr uneleid bsbsuiT1mer bur6 ibrsn
ftdrtsn ginfIub auf einen 3ipeis Der
&unit, ndmIi6 bic 9lrdiiettur. g}or
alien Der griidsrbnu bat baraus ben
srDbtsn Ruben 5iebsn fonnen. inbsm
Der giIenbetOn es erm0eli9t, bic
S66nheit Der 'teinernsn nit b.r Der
stfernen 9riiden gu perbinben.
Gigenuriig 1T es, bnb Der bel pislsn
Grfinbunasn in lssenbenbafter gpeiie
als @eburtsbeIitr nngerufene 3ufaa
fisr ipirtlid aepolist bat. Der @Gr.s
ner SDnns Wionier bate iib aus Sc
ment &iibeI fir Tsins pflansen dngs.
fertist. bic er Der befern 5altbart,it
ipegen MD. elmer Ginldg. aus Drdbt
perIob. Die 70 stfrtisteu aiibel
hielten gnns beipneers gut, bic sbais
fa6e purb. bstanni, Der Sal nGber
unterfuht unb gum Spffsm atsgebils
bet; ber Giisnbeton mar fertig. Denn
bds 1T eieeutIid bic san5e aunff, in
Elm 9outpsrt ous geton (nlio Elm @es
mild BON 3.m.nt, Gnnb unb aiss)
Dirb Giisn entrpsber In StubfOrn
ober uls Srabineb sinssIeet; icbnlb
Der getpn eritarrt, IN ber Giienbston
f.rtis. Die srobs Wirtung Der giIsns
etnlass beftsM BARN, baB fis BEN Be-
tna bh GIaptsitdt sstteift bh tim,
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bts sr5bsre S95nbeii Iiese, iit Ianss
Elm gsssnisu,b bes Streites setpelen.
Der Gfisnbeton erfGifbt nun cine Ders
binbuus beiber 4usbrudspeiien, 10
bdb mir auf bic S&6nbeit Der alten
Stsinbrilden nidi su per5i@ten braii,
den, fonbern uus ibr.r eenau 10 be-
bisnsn iSnnen ipie uniere slltporberu,
pbne bdrum bod ben @efihispuutt Der
ts9uifden 3fpetmabtgteit aus btm
eluss Su perIieren.