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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16


falling and my health was complete
ly broken down. The kidney secre-
lions palned terribly In passage and
In spite of all the medicine I took,
kept getting worse until / was a
wreck.
by chance read about D0dn's
Kidney Pills and bought some. After
! had used half a box there was a
change and continued to improve;
the pains. aches and swellings left
and my health returned"
Si0orn to before me,
VIM. +. WOLTER, Notary Public
ALMOST TWO YEARS LATER,
May 25, 1877, Mrs. Wiethoelter said:
Il think as highly of Dodn's as ever,
Whenever / have used them, they
have benefited me-"
Get Doan's at Any Store. soc . Bon
JUAN - PILLS
FosTER.MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. NY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-01-16
MANY MOTHERS CAN
SAY THE SAME.

Detroit, Mich.-"I round DR.. Pierce's
FavOrite Prescription to be a splendid
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
EACH BREED HAS ITS PLACE
Ali Have Been Made and Developed on General Principle of Practical
 Quality and Value.

Prepared by the United States Depart
 ment of Agriculturel
 To the novice in poultry keeping it often appears that there is no real necessity for so many breeds and va rieties as have been standardized in America. Further acquaintance with them, however, shows that although color differences are in most cases made merely to please the eyes Of persons having different preferences for color, the differences in shape and size which make breed character have been developed with a view to adapting each to particular uses or particular conditions.
 Leaving out of consideration the breeds kept as novelties, most of which originated before industrial progress created large demand for poultry products, all the standard American breeds of fowls have been made and developed on the general principle of practical quality, the foundation of breed. character and value.
 In harmony with this principle the common classification of breeds ac- cordlng to their place ip the general scheme of poultry production divides them into three principal classes, name ly, laying breeds, meat breeds that are not as ready and persistent egg pro- ducers as the laying breeds, and not as meaty and as easy to fatten as the meat breeds, yet combine in one indi- vidual fowl very good laying capacity with very good table quality.
 The Leghorn, MinOrca, Andalusian, Ancona and Campine are well-known breeds of the laying class; <he Brah- ma, Dorking, and Cornish of the meat class; the Plymouth Rock, Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red and Orpington of the general purpose class.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
Suits of silk Poplin.

The revival of silk poplln Is n bit of news that appeals to the majority of women. The fabric makes admirable coat suits, and with the modern activ- ity of nearly every woman in this country there will not be such wide demand as usual for frocks that need constant cleaning and laundering.
 The late spring and summer will probably usher in vast array of women dressed in silk poplin, shan tung, the thinnest gaberdine, satin and dark foulard.
 The tailored suit which is adopted by such numbers of women doing ac- tive relief work has already set Its i'm press upon the fashions. and 1t is quite probable, despite the talk of the dressmakers, that coat suits of silk poplin in black. beige. brown and blue will rise to unusual heights of popu- lHrity. Let us hope this may come about
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
VOlohfUl HATS HAVE CALL
y.,,. que, Rose Pink, Mandarin O"' . Leaf Green and Scarlet At.
 '"ed to Black, Favorltes.

st,aas mllliners have especially laid N.es ss n upon hats in color. instead of Of n, hlao,. The world should be quite weary years es as Oh the head, for 1t has had six camh, VI velvet, straw and satin in this .oho,, ay shade. We are now to wear low IsUve',n blue, rose pink, mandarin vol. to blaes ,cat green and scarlet attached ,hon", nns urban Is the thing o,. sSISs Ssn |. there are women who cannot u,rs Ins,s, It, who look i'll in 1t o and uuo, who lon T ,ney do. they will be in ,asn. the v1n,r insre Is no one law that r rorern. Iaun howeyaa1p ~a1ie, ,,.,,, The beaver dam 1as turban' somewh,,. With its round crown is n
 And a' ano.. new note in millinery.
 est s ls ,sa another thing that is ., inter. taken ,ha mat the French miliiners or 'hs. hsys They ins as,S collar and put it on the Iase hst upon wh0. nave insisted for three , ys.r. .,".. lss~s" what mats is known as the s fence s., co,.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
MIDNIGHT HAPPENING,

There Is woman living on the Heights who is rather timid about fires. And the night was cold, and her husband was out of town, and when she retired at night she felt nervous.
 After an hour or maybe two or three, she was awakened by the sound of loud gong, beating rapidly. She sprang from her bed. The house stands close to the street, and the gong was changing in front of the house. She rushed to the window and threw it open. There were no fire en- zines visible, but street car was standing on the track, and somebody was calling Fire Firel"
 Don't stand there and yell fire v" she shrieked to the street car crew, both of which were standing In the street. Turn in an alarm !"
 Go back to bed, lady" answered the motorman. q wasn't yellin' fire. The trolley was off and the conductor couldn't get 1t back on and I was yellin' Higher-higher F."
 And that's all there was to it.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
SHOULD SPONGE WOOLENS
treatment of Material Before Belno maoe Up Will Prevent Its Shrink
 ing and Water Spottina.

Woolen materials should be spouged 0eio.e 'elng made up in order to a'old shrinkage and water spotting.
 Lay the material on a table that aas been padded and covered smooth with cloth that is free from lint. vOser the woolen material with Il wet ,a uO,n and press with fairly hot iron ss S1'il ,ne cloth Is almost dry, when 1t s"uuiu De removed and the woolen it- ,s.i pressed until 1t Is dry. In press
 s the Iron should be lifted and ,s p,aVeu rather than pushed along. If ts .se material to be sponged has a nan, nap. "i'" 'iie uouble width material Is to he sp,useu' s,s It may be left folded. right ,s s,De @ ln' The wet cloth on one side h.. 'u'nclent to stem both thicknesses o,S. s oo.h sides should be pressed in O'der to insure dryness.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
CONTENTED FOWLS ARE BEST
Easier to Keep Hens Healthy and to Reproduce Stock Under Colony
 House System.

(Prepared by the United States Depart
 ment of Agriculture)
 A contented hen Is profitable pos session, and contentment with the hen is commensurate with the comfort of her home. Hence henhouse building should receive more than passing mo- tice from one who would profitably produce poultry.
 Hens do not do we'll in apartments; even semidetached houses are not de- sirable; separated (colony) houses, each with its own yard, give best all around satisfaction.
 It is easier to keep the birds healthy and to reproduce the stock under the colony system if the birds are allowed free range. Breeding stock. and espe- cially growing chickens, should have an abundant range, while hens used solely for the production of market eggs may be kept on very small area.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
POULTRY *FNIS
TURKEYS ARE EASILY RAISED
Bird Is Especially Adapted to Grain and Stock Farms Where There
 Is Ample Range.

(Prepared by the United States Depart
 ment of Agriculture.)
 No one Is in better position to re- spond to the present campaign for the increased production of poultry on the farm than the turkey raiser. The tur- key is a farm bird, first and last, and Is especially suited to the grain and stock farms where there is ample rang ing ground abounding in such turkey food as grasshoppers and other in- sects. weed seeds. waste grain, such
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
,,..,toire Frocks Look as Though (;rafted on Egyptian.
,,, u,ob Under the Bust, Having o'ss's1 sssst Sleeves and a Slight Round '" Neck-Short Hair.

: .,o reaction toward the directoire'
 in .ns s.s come about through the in- vnlcn ' of many designers, there Is a aagur' .st,ru to the classicism that was was 1 ,n- IeIulI sa,na mon II, by Mime. Tallien and Jo- ss'eu o w Tn the days of the directoire. ssp1'r Sa" remember, recalls fashion cor lou adont that these two women es- .ssp. lssl',hsd simplicity and, history says, .su ssm,nudity, as a protest to the extra. sel .,nary friyolity of the gowns of Marie Antoinette'
 Our fashionable women have already ,ou,od o the short hair which these
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
Nsuohy Neiqhbors.

"How do you like your neighborsT
 Not bit" said the woman who was trying little boys hat on. You see, they don't like children"
 How do you knowT'
 "They hurt Reginald's feelings dreadfully. When he throws stones at their dog or plays the hose on their windows they look real cross at him '! Pacific Unitarian.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
Mo Commitment.

"I told Henrietta that I was proud to see her vote just like a man." said MT. Meekton.
 Did that please herf
 "No. The choice of phrase was un- fortunate. She said that if she couldn't vote better than a man there would have been no need of her troubling about the ballot in the first place"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
Time Tables.

''Is this train on timer" asked the local passenger.
 "I don't know just what to say" an- swered the conductor. "Well get into the station at four o'clock"
 "Why, that's when she's due, to the minute"
 "Yes. But she's exactly 24 hours behindhand."
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
A Relief.

"Your husband has been talking to those pretty young girls for almost an hour, and you don't seem to mind 1t at all"
 "Not a bit. So long as they are willing to listen to his nonsense. l don't have to"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
ONE PIECE SLIPS
TABLE OF FASHION HINTS
Little Things Which Put a Costume In Mode and Aid in Keeping
 Women Dressed Up-to-Date.

Gray Is a favorite shade.
 Waistlines are never in the same place.
 Sleeveless coats are made with capes.
 Yellow Is shade fancied by Paris.
 Mushroom sailor hats are with us again.
 Ivory white beads make pretty girdle.
 Gray and yellow make pretty con- bination.
 Small poke-shaped hats are worn.
 Satin is used for dresses, suits and hats.
 Kilted plaids are much in favor for skirts.
 Wool embroideries are more than ever used.
 There must be note of contrast in the dress.
 Flag blue is combined with gray and chamois. Sashes are tied at one side under the left arm. The slip-on coat is one that Paris Is very fond of. Wool hop sacking Is to be used for motor wraps. Printed silk voile Is used for some of the spring blouses. Pointed trains are q feature of the new evening gowns. Drawn-work will be feature of summer dresses.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09

as is left in the fields after harvest, and nuts of such varieties as beech nuts, clestnuts, oceans, pine nuts and acorns. On such farm, the present prices of grain affect the turkey rais- CT but little, for with the exception of what is used at Sattening time, the feed consumed is largely of such kind as would otherwise be wasted.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09

gandie-and their women have liked and worn it with spirit and dash. Now 1t has gone up several Inches and tries to cover the crown of a hat in- stead of the neck of woman.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
Approprlate Last Words.

The Elizabethans are full of we'll chosen last words. Marlowe makes Tamburlaine assume the sobriquet of i.ttila with his last breath: "For Tam burlaine, the Scourge of God, must diel" and the duke of Guise exclaim as the assassin does his work: "Vive la messe! Perish Huguenotsl"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
The Real Reason.

She-How does it happen that you never married. when you've been en- gagged so many times?
 He-I can give the best references from all the girls who broke the en- agreements. They all say I'm too good for them.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
Military Service Paths.

Every man in the United States army takes the federal oath at the time of his enlistment. Members of the National Guard take what is known as the dual oath, which covers both state and federal service.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09

Styles come and go, but the cloths used in making them stay pretty near the same. Corduroy always has been the practical cloth for a spring coat, for 1t gives just the quantity of warmth that is needed for spring days when sunshine is mixed with breezes. Styles in using corduroy have changed great Iy, but corduroy is still used. The color, too, has changed for the better, for this jade corduroy makes very pretty effect and with Its dainty style, the coat is welI-nioh perfect. The collar Is of tan veIours. The belt on the coat, fastened in front with three buttons, Is the only slight suggestion of fancifuI style.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
Not Much.

Be an optimist."
 "Huh?"
 If they hand you a lemon, make lemonade"
 "What can you do with sour grapes ?"--Louisville Courier Journal.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
Not Some Men.

Exchange wants to know if an extra hour of daylight will pull some ren home an hour earlier-Buffalo Times.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
Real Troubles.

The kicker silent now we find. He seems to lose the trick. He has so much upon his mind He hasn't time to kick.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09
substltute That Shines.

"These Welsh rabbits" said the man who was trying one for the first time, sain't bad substitutes for the real thiug."-Louisvtlle Courier-Journal.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-09

It Is said that the Philippines could supply 100000 soldiers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-08
artie YrtHe jr seras:: Trtitas bens8.s Mdrj 1918.
crerr, -,pa annof Maabeetenen.

gu. r -4 y. a hGH
Die .fd0ne" Otero Iudt mieper einz
NAL. bur6 lire @reentricitdten aubers
balb Der Norietez8iibne bon 1ia reoen
5u MAIDEN. Sn Baris, mo Die pitante
Sponierin iid bisier Sage bepunoern
lteb, treibt felt Sabren cine 8onoe bon
0ieben, @inbreaern unb Roufbolben
tbr unfpeien, Deren Mitglieber iiA
felbft nit ehtem Banbitenl tola rNpaz
hen" nennen. go belle Stero" bDrte 10
bel BON btefen @aunern, beren Mihez
tbatsn etn gauges aapiteI Der Barrier
Criminal s@bronit filen, nab iie BON
Neugier seplaet purbe, bic per5onlih.
Befanntfdaft einiger 9errISaften MAJ
den 81 fonnen. go lieb ie fih benn
zines Nadmittass nah benz perrufenz
item She'll Der Seineftabt fabren unb
betrat fur6tlos cine berrdu6erte 5oz
perne, bic mar ibr als bas @tammloz
fol Der Mpaden beaeidnet bate. Wiz
fter 2drm fhou ibr enteegen, unD
ma fam ii6 bentsn, ipel6es Staunsn
es erreste, als Die elegant na9 Der
neuiten Mooe foItiimirte, feibenrauz
fdenbe 8rettzprinaeiiin in Der @pe@
lunfe auftou6te. Ser fait eritidenben
Ntmpfpbdre BON 3abatsqualm unD
S6napsbunit nidt a9tenb, i9ritt lie
beberat an einen Slid beran, um ben
ii9 etipa Elm 9uBenb re9t pilb ausfe=
benber Mdnner unb 3tpei ober bret
tpeiblide perfonen eruppirt batten.
2adeno erflarte lie ben 8erblufften,
baB ie Die Otero" lei unb sefommen
ipare, INN bic 2eute, BON beren tpnfubz
men S6aten maj 10 piel er3dble, einz
NAL in Der NGbe gu feben. SIS bauerte
gar nidt LANCE, ba fab bic @90ne nit
ten unter ben piiften @eieaen unb lisB
iid beluitist ben 6of MAIDEN. Nls iie
fi6 na9 fat elmer Stunbe empfabl,
nabm Die eraentrifde Mrtiitin einise
Der Burden in ibrer @quipage NIT
in ibr lururiofes 2oeis, UNI iie nit siz
mem auserlefenen @ouper gu bepirz
then. Wenise 9tunben fpdter, naas
benz Mabame ibre ieltfamen @dfte entz
lafIen bate. entbedte fie bos 5eblen
zines ibrer fdDniten 8%riaantrinse. Der
etflen Werth BON 5000 5ranes reprd~
fentirte. Obnobl Die 8eftoblene nidt
aerabe erbaut bon benz 0erluft 1T,
fam lie bod niht umbin, bic Gefdidz
lidfeit bes Mpadeniiinslines gu be-
nunbern. Sic besreift IS nidt, fpie
fie es anseiteIt baben, bas 3leinob SIT
entfpenben, ba fe tire 8efuder niAt
einen Moment aug ben Musen lieB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-08
Gin 5dpptiser iber nSraaniiatioi
beg Srirnens.M

SIN, ,Iebten gnnoe oes uBolitiidr,
ssabrbud]es Der ihmeiSeriifen Giogee
nolienidaft~ mrniut Der 3erausgeber,
Or. 8nrfbarbt, Stellung 81 einer
Heihe pom Sraeen Der mtsfpartiacn
HoIitif. so idreibt ser &erfaiicr,
Giants uno 8olferredtslebrer OH
Der 8eruer 5odihule, iiber v9ic
ssoee Ser Organization oes 5rie-
oens,~ lire Musfiibrung, oas beiBt
pl%anmdbige Siberung Der interna=
tionalen &ed)tsoronulg, ltoBe auf Or
maltigc Shmicrigfeiten. Wfan oiirfc
ole Organization nid)t in Die Sorm
ocs Gertraecs fleioen, neil man oanii
jeoen ein5elnen 8ertragsteil gum
oberlten &id)ter oariiber made, oh Der
9ertrag linn gegeniiber gebalteh mer'
De, llno noItcntllb, oh er i'm aus
oieiem ODER jenem @rulloe fiflloigell
moac. Grflare man aber Den Scr
frog unfiinobar, 10 binbe man ieoell
ein5elncn enbgiltig an Die einnlal ge-
trofffere Oronullg, nit allen Nils
oebnungen, Die lie nod ncbnlen fon-
he. Gle @eiabr Der Se5eiiion werbp
oonn nidt mebr belteben; ober eill
FOLDER Yertrog mdre IN &irflihfeIt
fein Gertog mebr. lonocrn cine Scr
faiiuna, uno Die Gin5elitaaten 6l;s-
Ser eiftes fiber ibnen ltebenoell
Stantsaebilbes.. 9ieIer @eiammt
itaot triige oaim allerbin9s Die @e-
m1br zines emigen 9eitatoes III lid),
aber sic Gin8elitoaten batten oas
Ged)t Der SelbItbeitimmang ein- fiir
oaernal eingebiiBt. 9as Selbltbeltim.
mllngsrebt Der fleineu Nationen ma
Die red)tlihe @efpdbrleiltnng zines
eipigen 8riebens mdreli alio nnncr.
einbore Soeale. 9os moile ober nid)t
iaaen, OoB cine Organization oes
oonernben 6rieoens nid)t moglid,
uno eritrebensmert lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-08
@os,. Elm Sunstmrean stst 1T,

Cine beitere 9ef6ihte bonn beili9en
8ureaufratismus bat ii9 unlangt in
Mpignon ereignet unb piro bort bel
beladt. 0or ungefdbr bier Sabren
perfdpanb Elm Ypftfad nit Wertbpcz
pieren in SDbe BON 1880 Jranes,
pel1e BON 2pnbon an elm 8anfbdus
in Mpisnon eefanot porben fparen.
gs fpurbe eins groBe 1nterlu9ung elm
aeleitet, na1 alien Ri9tungen bin re-
herdirt, unb man bot bic Nummern
Der papiere auf. ODD ale 8emubuna
gen paren umfonit. Dds Nadet blieb
perfdpunben, unb bic frana0if1e
poftpertpaltung emubte 10000 5ranqs
- 10 bod fpar bic Senbuns b~etlarirt
@dabensrfaBean baS 8anfhuas n
Mpisnon be3ablen, Dd BIT ensli1he
poftbebDrbe hen Nah.peis trbrinsen
fonnte, bdb I'M Gnfois Der Yoftfad Der
frans0iifden 1poft iiberseben tporp:n
mar. sysbt riuh fait bier Jahren 1ritte
fid bas RathieIIDftn unb bic StnbHns
- i'm. ppIiaeifailbbureau bon Mbtss
non entbtdt fptrbtn! Damals bate
ndmlih Elm adufmanns aug Mbigncn
am Babnbof bifier Gtabt ben pcfe
lad sefunben unb i'm i'm pOlissifunos
bureau obseseben. bier Iagerte+ oas
padet rubis. unb ben poliaeibtamfen
par es nidt einsefolen, eiamal ben
Sad gu Offnen. Mber oas 5anbftiid
mare sepiB aud jtbt nod nidt Der
Oeffentlihfeit iiberseben fporben, ipsrla
Der sinber iid nidt abermals bel Der
Boli3ei semelbet nnb ben Junbesseilz
ftanb als fein. @igenthum reflamirt
bate, ba iid na9 Der seieBli9 porse1
idrisbenen 3eit Der pabre Gisentbds
mer niht aemelbet babe. SEPT erff
itelte bic Boli5ei eine llnterinduns
an, peren Hefultat eben bic @ntbiils
lung bradte. baB biefes 5unbftiid
ibentif6 lei nit benz Dor bier Sobren
perIdnunbenen Yoftbeutel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-08
Der esmpomin Der marftiaaift

Sn Sontenap<fousz8o is bat iid elm
Gpmite eebilbet, bas benz Gomponilten
Oalonrac elm Oenfmal errihten min.
Die Mitelieoer biefes Gomites bebaup1
ten. baB nidt Houset be fSsle, ion@
bern 9olaprac bic .Mari.iuaife" CONS
ponirt babe; 9ouset De pSsle babe bic
Melpbie, bic er unter O%olapracs Wers
fen auf Dem piano Der 9p4ter bes
8iraermeiifers BON 5traBburg gefunz
ben babe, ii9 a~neseignet unb popular
eema6t. Sn @hoifplet aoi 1T man
aber auf aouset be rSsle, Der bort ses
bpren lpurbe, ithr itol5, uno Elm Vsr@
panbter Rouaets peroffentlidt Ootuz
mente, aus pelfen in unqnfedtborer
0eiIe berppreebsn ion. Dab Rou9ets
0idtsrs unb Gomppniitenrubm %felfene
felt itebt! Oieie Ootumente puroen
iibriqens f9on einmal - i'm Sabre
1864 - ans 2i9t gebradt; aud oas
mails mar Roueets 4utoridaft nnges
a~fpeifelt morbsn, uno nan nannte als
G%omponiItsn Der nMurieiaaii." II. a.
ben Geioer Mleranber Boulder. ben
Gomponiften Napoigile, ia iogar beutz
i6e @%omponiiten bes Is. Sabrbuns
berts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-08
Sas Sdifial BON Mltertiimern.

Nltertiinler baben oft ein eigenai=
tiges Sdidial. 0as beriibnte Sec
Dinner &onigsgrab in Der 8rignib
murDe crit ooourd bloBgelegt, oaB
Steinbdnoler BORT nad 6elsbloden
aruben, Die lie Damn nod Yerleberg
perfauiten. Sort muroen Die glofe
3erflopft uilo Der 9abnbof oaHit ge-
pflaItert, 10 bob Die fiimmerliden
Meite ser ~eben1aligen Steinpafungen
iest nit SiiBeli eetreten rperoen. Der
pieleenannte @anoIi5er geufelsltein
lieferte, 5eriprengt nno 5%erldlageu.
oas Material fir ben 8au eilles
| Staaes i'm uabem Oorfe Stel5enba+
aem. Die Samburger aaimauern
iino teiImeiie aus 5teillen Der alten
Siinenbetten i'm &laderiDaloe (Siine-
burger .4ciDe) aufsefiibrt, Die BON
ben 9auert 5eritort muroer, oa ne
fir Die Steinfubr in Samburg 8 Wif.
erbielter. 9d,r bas @iiuetlbett o3nr
goloenen @iege~ bel Seimfelo per.
Ihonterl tic - mabrld)einlid aus Hns
~fenntnia oblpobl oas lagenbafte
@oIoaerat Die Sabeier beionoers rel
sen mliBte. Die Steine Der itralten
Gapele bel Geolib muroen Dor 200
sSabren auf Dem 8ntsbofe 81 5abr-
lano nit perbalt, uno 6rieorid @il-
helnl /. lieB ebe1iaas Der Steine me-
gen Die Marienfird)e anf Dem Ma-
rienberge bel 8ranoenburg %abtragsn.
Die leste mdrfiihe Sergfopelle, Die
bel 9Ianfeniee, liiolid bon Berlin
peridmano ploBlid, neil ibre Nulne
Die 8efiirdtung ongeregt bate, ne
fonnte ben 8aititil Der bort 81 errid)s
tenoen Sdnler anf A%noronung Der
geboroe b%eeinfluiien. 9ie meiiten
chit %unlItolerten mdrfilden Stoote
beliben ilur nod 8riidteile ibrer al.
ten Staotmallerll, mo falt IN leoenl
Sale beralbteu iid Die 9ilrger pbne
Got oes id)onltcu Sd)mudes Der
Staot. s@eiliaenbiloer mo flrflide
Iltertiinler finoen ii6 baufig III Der
2Goen BON 3roolern mo Iltertums>
banoIern, fir Die iie uripriingli6 ge=
nib nidt beitimmt paren. Sebens-
tperte 5inolingsblode. 3eilgen Ger
eis5eit, Iieferten in Sunoerten bon
6dIen Steine fiir 9bauiIeebauten,
nno aus eillem Der sroBten ldnt
Gantian Die Sdyule Dor Dem Wil-
TENN.