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The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
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Department Of IL Intsrisr

Department sf IL Intsdsr
PUBLIC LAND SALE
y; ;. Ian Land once. st Sterling Colorado.
Notice Is hereby given that, q directed
BY the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office under provisions Of Sec. 2l55, r. 81.
pursuant to the application Of Anna K. Roth,
serial No, o279s7, We will offer st public sale.
70 70 the highest bidder. but at not less than
500 per acre at 10 o'clock A. n, on the
iith day Of May. next ct this ollice. the fol-
lowing tract Of land: SWN NWN, Sec. s.
Township North, Range 81 Wet 4th Prin..
cipal Meridian, containing 20 aeres.
The Ihe sale will not be kept open. but will BE-
hour named have ceased bidding. The rer-
son making the highest bid viii be required
to Immediately pay to the Receiver the amount
thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described land arc advised TO Ale their claims
or objections. on or before the time designat-
sd Cd n sale. -. w c,, ..,..
A. r BROWNS. Register.
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The party of scientists who were
here last summer from Amherst Col
lege, Massachusetts,. have come again
to do research work near here. They
are working near the Buttes and Mr..
Davis farm collecting fossil speci-
mems. At present they are going at
ter hyppos ann titanothrium theo-
ries. The meaning will be more in
telligible to US perhaps, II we explain
that the hyppos Is the FIVE toed horse
that was the size OF the jack rabbit
and lived on these plains about three
million years ago.
Hon. Robert Harris, OF Denver
STEPPED into the printing Office yes
terday for while to jaw with the
old man. Mr.. Harris was at one
time member Of the Colorado legis-
lature, repeated the offense and was
sent up for second term. but re-
formed two years ago Whether the
reform will be permanent or rot Is
hard to tell. A permanent cure for
the political habit is rare and we
hear that he shows symptoms Of re-
turning to his old malady only in a
more virulent and dangerous form,
that IL try to break into the senate.
Order the repair for your harvest
Ing machinery NOW. II you wait
until harvest time you will have
trouble getting them. Raymer Lum-
Der Co. agents for Deering and Me-
Cormick.
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LOCAL NEWS or INTEREST
-.
eslap d u Pssps 4 naynsf ~ veiai1 Ia nj
M1ek III h Drisi

F. L. Wanser was a Morgan yisi-
tor yesterday
q. l. Seavy and son Will went to
Greeley this morning.
Frank Novak was q return pas
senger from Sterling Friday.
DR.. Miller has been enjoying a
visit from his son the past week.
Mrs. T. H. Becker is expected
home from Morgan this week We'd
nesday.
Several Masons from here attend
ed lodge meeting at Morgan Fri
day night.
w. J. Bruce is again in Raymer.
having arrived Monday on the west
bound train.
Mrs. Andy Berks came up from
Stoneham Tuesday to visit relatives
for few days.
Mrs. Hodges and her granddaugh-
ter came up from Sterling Friday to
stay on the homestead.
Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Taylor went
to Greeley Monday morning to visit
the formers sister while.
Pearl Gray and family are tnjoy-
Ing visit from his mother who came
from Tekamah, Nebr.. last week
A Mr.. Burns from Kiowa county
Is working In this section In the in
terests Of the Nonpartisan League.
Little Miss Gretchen Warrick
spent week with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Warrick In town
Mrs. J. w. Patton went to Sedg-
wick. Colo, Friday to visit. While
there she will also seek medical ad-
vice.
Mrs Gus Gneiser went down to
Sterling Saturday to meet her hus-
band. They both returned home
Sunday.
Floyd Barker. who formerly lived
here but whose home is now in Fort
Morgan, Is In Kansas working In
the harvest fields.
Il will be Of interest to our read
ers to know Of the marriage Of Mrs.
Marie Thurman last Monday to
Mr.. Harlowe OF Sterling.
Word comes from Mrs. Fischer,
who is visiting in Michigan that her
health has improved wonderfully
since she has been there.
Mrs. W. A. Sweigard took her IA i
ther and mother to Morgan Friday
where they boarded the train for
their home In Trenton Nebr.
Mrs. M. G. Brown, Mrs. Koons,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anders and Mrs.
Loyal Smith and baby motored to
Greeley last Monday for a pleasure
trip.
C. A. Mayleld returned Saturday
from visit with his sister at Far
mum Nebr. He was exhibiting a
picture Of triplets to which he is
grand-uncle. y
c. o. Dodder met with a bad acci-
dent Sunday when his sedan capsiz-
ed. Mr.. Dodder and his wife were
badly bruised. but fortunately no
bones were broken.
The Misses Merna White and Lii
lian Alcorn left Tuesday for Du-
buque, Iowa. after a vacation spent
in the mountains OF Colorasdo and
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. White
Mr.. J. II. White and family enjoy
ed few days visit with his sister
and daughter from Kansas City.
They arrived early Sunday morning,
having been delayed by bad roads.
Mrs. A. ]. Petrie and son Calvin
came home from Cheyenne last Sat
urday and Calvin returned Monday
for more treatments for his hearing.
The specialist is helping him very
much.
Order the repair for your harvest
ing machinery NOW. II you wait
until harvest time you will have
trouble getting them. Raymer Lum-
Der Co. agents for Deering and Nc
Cormick.
Mrs. Marsh arrived from Craig.
Nebr.. Tuesday morning and will Wis
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webb Martin was quie Ill Monday
night with an attack Of apendicitis.
Miss Eliza Ducker returned to her
work at Willard yesterday morning.
Miss Pearl Barker is an attendant
at the State Teachers College this
summer.
Mrs. Geo. Koons and Mr.. Geo. An
ders went down to Sterling yester-
day morning.
Mrs. NJ. G. Brown and her niece,
Mrs. Loyal Smith and baby came up
from Sterling Friday to visit.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Larkin and
family left Friday for Sterling where
they will make their residence now.
The Sweigard family with their
visiting relatives went up to Keota
Thursday visiting relatives and sight
seeing.
Mrs. Sweigard. Mary and Mrs
Heatherington and children drove
to Greeley Tuesday to visit for two
or three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Anders, who
have been visiting here the past few
weeks expect to leave for their
Michigan home tomorrow.
The Enterprise man anh daughter
with the Misses White and Alcorn
drove to Greeley Sunday to visit Miss
Iyle White who is attending school
there.
Mrs. T. v. Winkler and two great
grandchildren arrived in Raymer YES
terday morning to visit this summer
with the latter's grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Dendinger
Order the repair for your harvest
Ing machinery NOW. II you wait
until harvest time you will have
trouble getting them. Raymer Lum-
ber Co. agents for DeerinR and Me-
Cormick.
The Morgan Times reported the
death last week OF Mrs. 8. C. Smfth
OF that city. She will be remember
ed by several Of our readers as one
OF the residents near here few years
ago. Their place was southeast Of
town. ~A-
nfe. The 1903, and again In 1911,
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

subscibe for The Enterprise.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

1903, and again In 1911,
George P. Mclean introdu
senate. In the spring Of
on the bill were begun.
Both these bills mer
birds only. Now. there !,
BIRDS" Mr.. Pearson said
pipe. "and there are l,200
America. There are 81
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

The tourists who were stalled at
the Myers place west OF town re-
ceived their repairs Saturday morn
Ing and started on their way, with
some very definite, II not rleasant
memories Of the double six" high
way. They would with us appreci
ate few needed, sadly needed, re-
pairs on this road.
Mrs. G. G. Miller was called to
Omaha last Thsrsday to attend the
funeral OF her brother-in-law, Mr..
Dyer, who formerly lived south Of
town on the e. z. Knoll homestead
They sold out here In account Of Mr..
Dyer's health and moved to st Joe,
Missouri, where they were living at
the time Of his death but the re-
mains were taken to Omaha for bur-
ial.
State papers told yesterday OF the
activities Of DR.. Bonner. He Is said
to have been operating extensively
as short check artist, etc. While
here last year he had a mania for
discovering divers and sundry op-
erations that needed to be done, the
principal object Of which was to sep
arate the victim from roll" and
annex said roll to the operators
bank account.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Miss Eliza Ducker came up from
Willard Tuesday morning to stay al
home night or two.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Knapp were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lacock to din
ner Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Wesley Barker and family. Ray
Barker and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Dannatt were all Sunday
guests at the w. H. Barker home In
Morgan. 'fthefarker returned home
with them to visit during this week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

The Misses Merna White and Lii
liam Alcorn left Tuesday for Du-
buque, Iowa. after a vacation spent
In the mountains Of Colorasdo and
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. White
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

bfe. The
] Of 1918,
visions OF
hntry and
Of migra-
| constitu-
hrt Of the
a blustery
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

C. o. Dodder met with bad acct
dent Sunday when his sedan capsiz-
ed. Mr.. Dodder and his wife were
badly bruised, but fortunately no
bones were broken.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Mrs. Marsh arrived from Craig
Nebr.. Tuesday morning and will Wis.
1t her daughter. Mrs. Amos Warrick
q while. She rame two days earlier
than she was expected just TO sur
prise them.
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Earl Fowler returned home Thurs
day night from California. He wal
met at Morgan by Everett. It must
be q fine country II 1t ID reflected In
the looks Of Its residents for Ear
is looking fine.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

C. A. Mayleld returned Saturday
from visit with his sister at Far
mum Nebr. He was exhibiting a
picture OF triplets to which he Ia
grand-uncle.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Order the repair for your harvest
ing machinery NOW. II you wait
until harvest time you will have
trouble getting them. Raymer Lum-
Der Co. agents for Deering and Nc
Cormick.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Pearl Gray and family are tnjoy-
ing visit from his mother who came
from Tekamah, Nebr. last week
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Mr.. J. H. White and family enjoy
ed a few days visit with his sister
and daughter from Kansas City
They arrived early Sunday morning,
having been delayed by bad roads.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Mrs. A. J. Petrie and son Calvin
came home from Cheyenne last Sat-
urday and Calvin returned Monday
for more treatments for his hearing.
The specialist is helping him very
much.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Mrs. J. W. Patton went to Sedg-
wick. Colo, Friday to visit. While
there she will also seek medical ad-
vice.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Mrs. NJ. G. Brown, Mrs. Rooms,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anders and Mrs.
Loyal Smith and baby motored to
Greeley last Monday for a pleasure
trip.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Little Miss Gretchen Warrict
spent week with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Warrick In town
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Taylor went
to Greeley Monday morning to visit
the formers sister while.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-01

A Mr.. Burns from Kiowa county
Is working In this section in the in
terests Of the Nonpartisan League.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-24
Sin GoluuialbeufmaI.

Ger ebemoIS oItofrifanii1)e Wnior
sSonf bat bcn GIan, nadl Dem Ser.
Init ocs ncutihen GolonIolgebtcteS
oen foIonioIcn 0eoanten I'M neilt..
idcn GoIfe ourd) Elm SolouioIoent.
nal poh5ubaltclL oaS Die in ocn
ocrtihcu aolonieu gclciItcte Stultur'
orbcit ocriinnbiloliden iol Gas
Genfnol lit III @citalt oes Sorts
Mpopua in 9eitih .0ltalrifa &C.
ood)t, oa5 cin &oloniaInnlielmt ent-
bolten nno ol3 cine 9Irt foloniale
GoaIburq in cinem pieI beiudlten
Grte i'm &er3cn 0eutid)Ialtos erridl.
tet mer0cn ioIl Wlaior SSond bolt
9ao Nollbeim in ScIien beionoera
geeianet uno iii oaber al Die Ban
0aubeinlcr Grtsgruppe Der 0eut'
Id)cn 0oloniaI0cicuidlait beraugetre.
ten, ole 3un0d)it iiir oeu 8eoanfen
mcrbcn iou. |
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-24
Selegrapbiide NOtiSeu.
0eutid,cr S5anScl.
g0olhinatoll. u. Sept

gSdiAt1gtoh, u. Se(l.
-' Ter Sunocl Suiidlen 9IrgenttnIet
m0 GeutihIanb oeripridt balo Den
llminuQ, sen er por Dem &rieqe hattc.
Ill ilberiteiaeit. lpic einc Wclolnq be
ioqt. Ole bon Dem ieBt in 8uenoa2Iires
mcilenoea &dnOel3conmiiidr George
z. @raop I'M @an0eIsoepartentcHt ons
9elonat lit.
9tad ser 9tniidt @roop5 iii 6cr
0ian9el an Sd)iiien Der ein5iac I'm.
itano, Der oen6onoeI 3piihen0eutih
lauo mo iuoamerifanjifen0ofen ein'
ihronft. >Sm Natni bradlten 8ebn
1nnpIer non 2lrgentinlien 1879
8ouneu Wois, 394 GonnenWebl, ia
9allcn @ouc, t29 9aIlen @oum-
moue, 275 9oQcn 9dtie, t4,7S9 Gi-
itcn nit Viidienfleiid, 249 Giiteu nit
ionltiqen @fabrun9smltteln unb S ai
item WiaIhinen noh @amburg.
9IuBerocm nuroen toltienoe pom
Sonnen Rabrln9@nlitteln uno &c
oarfsartifel oller 9trt, beionoer3 Wel.
gen mo Mois, in 9InllteronnL 9totter.
Dam un0 9Gntlpcrpen gelon0et, pon oc-
uen oo$ meiite iiir 0eutid]lano be
itinl1lt mar.
2tuocrcrieits nerifiift IeutIflnn0
1robe Wtcngen Meiicnpaoren. 5port-
artifeln, 0hliifinitrumeuten, Splrl.
mooren uno 3nderiaden nod,@uenoa
llirfH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-24
&0uig arunblos.

.Gs iii umio iIoaronter, ais oie
iltnf Nb9eoroneten eben in geieeIi-
der 8eiie mieoer qcpjhIt mo jene
Bunfte Der 0eriaiiunq Der io3iall.
itiifen Bortei Die als 8ormono iiir
bic erite 9lust HIiebuna oleHen muB
ten, gcitr;hGn uoroen paren.
oIie 9fepuhIitaucr, Die iilr Die
9usid1lieBung It.mmten, hon6eIten
in 6ircfter Gerlcounq i6rcr Eartci
platform 1ic Annabnte lit grpno
'oIid7. 6ab rim 0er1rtacs 0orgchcn
Dor Dem 5o3ialsmus idiiBt. g.
bat 8era6e bic qeaentheiIiqc g4ir,
fung. g. ior6ert 0en 5o8ioIi5mus
Ger ein}iqe Croft Ijc8t in Der Ihat
lode. bog iid1 IN Der ausid1liebun1 I
Der I6qeor6neten nidlt Die 5tim
muna Der peDolferung oes 5tante7
mJeoeripie1elt. ioitocru 6ab e. nstr
Die 6anolun95Dc,ie Ginger menigsr
mar, Die bic itaen 3eitDeilig ilber-
troqene I1ad,noQtommenheit IN trau.
rigcr art mibtrdudten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-24
8as 1T aeiitiac gr6eit?

@eIene 5Sreiira4 b. SoiheI. .Miibt.
bclm III @ro5 brohte beim 8ertual.
tltng@qeridlt9boie cine 9elhneroe ae-
gen Die pom StuotSnnte fir io5iaIe
,Silrlorge beit0tigte Gntlheiouna Der
@ra5cr 8eb6r0en ein. Dtele batten
Den bel ihr onaeitelltcn @0rtner 80.
lct Snnteustu ais noortDieoello qei.
ltlg bclhditi9t" fiir peniionsperiihe.
rrig@pflihtig erfl1rt, neil er in
Dem nit g3armholsbctrieb berbm-
oencn SdlloBparfe ser 9elhperoe.
iiibrern nnh oen Hcqeln mooerner
tSartcntlnit iih betdtigt babe un0
iciHc @eld)dftigung oabcr in Der
Mallptiatc Qciitig gerpelen Iei. Der
&erpaltuna3geriht5bof bat Die 9c.
lC0per0e ais unbearilnoet obgetpie.
fen. neil 0anoorbejtcn cine Dor
lpjeacno ociitige GienIdeiitlmg nidt
mlSidlG0cn mo qeiitige Irbett bolg,
Der 3uriltlcguna tbeoretiiher Gin.
oicn nidt abbdngi9 gentod)t meroen.
foune. gefanutlih bat cine III
Den letten GSobren bor Dem &rieae
crfIofcne oberitgeridtlid)e Gntlhei.
Dung erfonut, oa3 llebcrtrogen einc&
StenoQrdlunl3 ]. 9. lei feline qeiitiqe
alrbeit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-24
Gtno una Gunlt.

Die mann9eimer ftaptiIhe 9unf
]lIle bereitet cine 2tusitcaung por
Die unter benz 3iteI: Der @enips
9e8 Ginbes" bas Ger4ditnis Don
Nino Ino 9unit 6cboroeIt Der erits
2eil ipu cine erleieue Sdnu tunit-
leriider 0erte ppu 8inoern Der per.
Ichieb:nen 2tItersftuien bringen. Der
3peite 1eil lpiro odrtuu, nelhg
Uto9Iicbtelten no mel6e 8ren5en
Der tiinfiIeriiden Durhbllbung oel
Jormen in Der urmittelboren Qeben8.
lm9ebun9 unc BEN getdtiQun0streia
oes ainOes 9egeben iiub. Der brittle
IeiI iou in einem dbnliheu 5iunf
Der Gr3iebun9 oes ainoe8 sur RunTt,
N neientIiAen oIfo ben 6rQgen bes
-'nltIeriIden 3einens, N}als uno
}ooeIlierunterrihts geipiomet Iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-24
wn1il|tge YusDentnnN Der Ittauts
itlcl tSurltcn.

Gin &crtrag, aui @ruu0 0aiieu
GmlaH0 tiu iijni5eDnid5ri9es Mio-
H1sol jlr 9iHaro0lng bon % 8ro.
cat 0lcr litauiidcn &al0er al3
GGlidla0jlunl iiir cine Woloor1cjbe
yi0ult hot, iol nad neileN2n Mel.
0.uQen 5lri'Cttn CugIan0 uo 9Ir
golltn geidloiieu iciH. Ter l;taui.
itt IblcIan0tc Rerlittewitidl Der
nit Sen eupliidpn 9antcn ptrbau-
oeit tat. 0uBerte iidl ilber 0ieia Scr
lpcrtlug ser g&dioer in Ser Som
Hpcr %ictu3a, Gr be5eid)nete 0te
SoritGu ais @itdueu3 (SoIolono8 una
ertI6rte, 0aB aroBc SiapitoIieu er.
fGr0crlICh leIcn uIu oic pernatlldI.
hate sSorlnuIrtidait ou&juqeitaltcu.
Die 0a5u cr'orocrIid)c1 Suiunen
l0llr0cn ooll 0cu engIlId)cn 9anfel
1earben; nad elrigen Gobrelt Mir
Dc mon NIT l6ncn abredlnen un0
0l' Suacrejtu ioOie 8crfIt1tten ain.
Qcn 0am III litultiid)e1 9eliB ilber.
- Ioaen liibrIid) @oIinenacu fir
nd't mclllncr oils orei Ntillioleu
Vnmo po-nrbeitet neroeu. BON oe.
ncn cine Ntlilion 0ie 9lrbeitcr erbdl.
ten uto cine 9Pilion 3ulu 8eften
bt@ lit1lliiheu Stoatcs bertpenoer
miro leiIc hes 0eIoe8 iole1t audi
3um Gintanf engIiiter @aren ge,
brdldlt meroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-24
1ftuberieit in 9sfprsGcim.

Gin ~0ftoberfcit" iou oui oa
2ato5 S8ieie bel 9ior5beim in 9a.
oen itattiinoen, mo Der 0ortige 9ap.
,rnpcrcin 3itr 6eicr ieincs 10idbri,
1cn 8eitanoe5 eiu n0ftobcrieit nad
Qliind)ner 2Irt" pernnItoltct uno su
oicicm 6eitc iid) cine 2tn3abl bon
3Ittrattiouen Der Miinhner ,SeIhpieic
rerQfIidJtct bot Inter oicien beiin0ct
ijh ii a aud ser bctunntc 9ciiber
ser Yfilnd)nGr 0hicnbroterci, @unt
ueGgernleiitcr >5obonn HoBIcr. Gic
9rotuaid)lc, Die ieit 9rieg8aus.
1rudl in Sdlmeinfurt eingeIagert
mar, murOe nah Efor5bcim trans.
oortiert Bum Eransport i'm ab.
nontlcrten 3uitano paren 3tpei 81.
nbohnmaQen erfor6erIid1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-24
(San6ud,brndettna in 9'ngsru,

g(ui Dem pon 50 baperiidJeu 2es
legicrtcn bcud1tcn Gudoruderto4
0es @aucs Banern in Hegen5burg.
mur0c Elm @lntrn5 oe3 @auooritonq
oc5 3itr ge5lrf5eiuteiluug anaenom'
mur, 0aB etma 30 2l9Itotionsbe5irfe
qeidlaifen ncr0eu. oerqeltalt ooB
qrobc Irudortc iur lih einen 9e3lrt
blGcn, U1hrcu0 nittIere uuo tleis
mere 1rudorte NIT ibreu gad)bar.
0rudortcn ciucu 9e}irf umiaIien
Ter IRitaIteoaritan0 lit BON 2644
am 5dllulir 0e5 ,,a6res 1917 ouf
5738 Gnoe 1919 9aitie9eu, Die iih
o1ti tSt Erte perteiIen. 2tl3 Cpiec
oe5 arieQe5 hat Der @au $40 Cote
III befIaaeu mdbreno nod mebrere
Uernibt o0er it Gjeion9enihoit
iu0. Gl5 Geruo9en pcs 8aues
betrua 1919 96.G29.G7 Warf. 9In
Die 9ttQe oe5 ueu9rihafienen 5suet.
ten 0amorii6Cu0cn maroe ser bis.
heriae erfte Goriieenoc Der 0tit9Iieos
idoit N}nnd]en, Nug G0bIIng. be.
ruieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-09-24

,Sn GGieago iuaren orei Neser beiaaIe
aelDndlt pprbcn, nadloem elmer uOn
linen eiucn @eifen crmoroete.
Ghico1n. 81 Gent

Gbico3o, 2t. Gent.
<Sr1 Sd]lad)tbn1s 9e5irf nli Der
Siioieite pou Gmcogo, SSu., mo-
W}ontag 2tbeno ein Meiber pon 0rei
Heaern ungebradlt moroen mar, NOR
huf nit Dathe un0 Notb elm 2pnfge-
ridt perbiltct pltroe. herrid)te am
Gienstagpornittog Hlhe. 8oIi3citei
8orritp hattie in Dem iraglidlen Be
3irf nGobe5linien" 9o3o8en uno bc=
rihtete, ooB oie nicnitt6uenben EoIi-
8iiten oie Gage ii 6onoen hoben.
3ur SiGerbeit plroell ieood) ipdter
nod 1000 Mtann Golijeireiernen.
5pei SdpoOronen bcrittene 3oIi3ej,
cine Yfaidinenqemebr Gontpagnie,
iieben Shorfihiitenabtbeillngen uno
Die Wtotorrao 2Ibtbeilung Ser Noli3ei
ob9eid)ift, INN Oie aropdu- Gone ab-
5upatrouilIiren. @0bren0 Der 9}ad)t
ourfte fein 9eeger oos yidnpar3c Bier
tel" oerlniien. @odbohn3ilqe imter
Foli5eilhub iibreu am Worgen in
ben Sdlad)tbnu8 9ohnhoi Elm uno
bradten oie 9tad)tifiht, oorunter
piele 9tegcr, nah oouie.
9tiht 10 iebr ser GoIi3ei ais pieI-
nebr Dem 1rieiter Gbomos 8urfe pom
Der fatboIiid)en ct. Gabriel Stride
mar es gelltngcn, oen GobeIbotTer,
Scr auf 5000 aopfe 9eid1det muroe,
oaran 3u binoern, Die brei 9le9er,
meIhe III Ser Stride 3uilnd1t aeiud)t
batten, berallS5ltholen ulb 8u linden.
Die poroerIten ipnren bcreits in bic
Stride elnge0rlngen, ola Der 8rleiter
herbeleilte, n1itten inter Die iItenge
trat un0 oieic ol1rdl enerQiid)e @orte
peranlaBte, BON ibrer &irdenidlon-
Dung Nbitanb 3u uebmen (%SlBlpiidlen
mar Boli5ei ein8etrofier unb bate
Die 9teger ouf oie &oli3eilpod)e ge-
bradt.
Ser &rdapoa entiton0 6nourh. BOB
Ibomns 6. Barrett. eiu InQeItellter
Der Ghicoeocr StraBcnbahn, Der nod
Angobe Ser ToIi5ei idlon niehrcre
Wfale megen 9InQrific oui g}eger per
hoftet poroen mar, Die 0rc; 93eger nit
Sdintpfnomen beleate uno eincn bon
ibnen gu perprii9eIr orohte, Iieier
sog iein GoiirmeIier berpor uno
trennte ibm ben &npI foit poIl1t6noiq
pom 9fumpf ob Die 6rei 9}eQer
ranllten oonn in sic airc1c 5p1ter
fam es nod al mebrcrcn Stellcn 3u
SfIogercien, IN ocnen mehrcrc Meibe
ino 9tcgcr oerlcBt tour6cr.
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Wn amCrt.aniiac2 Ucidlcnf On cine
lleofcrubeimer Sdnltlaiic.

Nuf Urunb ojrs.!ec 2emiimn1en
De5 S5s,ers u, &oiftr ertie.t oisiu
Gus G!325s;a III 9,tp ,<erfen Gin
9elteut BON lQ5C0 Nlart fir ie.ne
Shultlafie, sin Nlub oon ocutTd.
IrelnoIjusE Dameu 8cnonnter St bt
bat ben @etydQ Qeiiiitet nit Dtr 9,n.
meiIuaa oab 3err Gojier oofIt
&Ieioer uno Scbube tuufe uuo oiefe
n0dQ G}utQiinten an biz Gjnocr ieinsr
aldNe acrteile. DE Saten Ijuo bs
reitS einGetauft uuo merocu in 2iirsf
unter 9criidTidtiaun9 pon 9coiirf
ti9teit uno gGunIhen oerteiit neroen
Die dmerits niiten 0amea bab.n &c.
panidt bab ieoes Ginn ihueu cir
0ontItreibeu Ienos.
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GciItcsaeeenmart rcttetc iein 2eben

gtI@ Der lc0i8e @oucrsiobu S5oiepb
Saii3 uon aird,ntatting in gaperH
oon einet '5oh5ejt in @anoder bcinl.
fcbrte. hcgcgncteu i9m 8mei @ur.
iden. 9ll@ Oicie oil ibm porbcige.
qongen ionreu id]oB i'm DER cine pon
riidm0rt3 nie0er. aain5, in ons
5huIterbIott getroiicn, ltcIlte iidl
tot un0 mur0c oou ben beioeu in
etnen Slccader Qe5o8en rno ausge.
raubt. @eI0, llbr nit Siette uno
ba8 Ga6rroo mtroen bon ben 90ll-
bern mitgenommcn. Ger lleberfai.
leuc bcncrftc. oaB Die Cater init Dem
Hooe it'd in Der 3id)tuug nad)
5traubing iortmadtcn g'adl cini.
ger 3cit raiite er iid oui unA
ldleppte iid in oie Grtihoft 8ri.
ding, no ibm Die erItc QiIie 5ttteit
mur0e,
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,,!6ccr lit ildlercr.
I'm Mnnn. % Srnt.

NSilf OuuJ, -. Stpl.
IN ibrcrt G1ronreoc anl0Blid) Der
Gr0fflutnq Der nIeoerlal0iid)cn t9c
nerolltaaten 5m 8oog (Earlament)
filhrte a0ni9in NiIbeIulinc om1Icn8s
tag aus, Die Nc5iehungen Der J}Ieoer
Ianbe gum Au9Iono ieien I'M all8erllei.
ncn bcirieoiaeno qebliebcn Simmer
bin lei Die Gage in europa nod MI
idcr luo Ole an Die AntloncnliGo
3ttnijpiteH S2oiinunqen betrcii5 0cr
'nternatioralcn Ge5Uhungen batten
iid uidlt pcrpirflidt.
lluter oicien llnlit0noea, fiiQte Die
05niqin binju piiroe cine Beritor
fun d0es itehenoen 5eere5 Der 9iIeocr.
l1u0c p0rgenommcnmenn aid 9Ieid1
3aiti1 Der 1rud oes Utiiitoroienitea
aui 6en Gin3eInen, ipie auf Die ,gi.
naa3en genlil0ert wer6en iolltc.
Iie a6niqin itcate auBerocn eino
thellmcjie 2tbdn0erung oer2an0esOer
'oiiuug in 4u5iidlt
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%crSdhtioe tsleaan5.

Ger Voli8ei oe9 CrtcS gteuGoi bel
5uIoo iiel ieit lonoerem Der Rcid).
um 6e8 0rtcs an Seioenitofien.
nsbeIonoere Die gleaon8 Der Dor.
'Qcn mcibIihen NcpoIferlrnq mli.
]'ad)ioridlngcn fiIbrten aui nm.
ianQrcidJc ieit 1919 betricbenc 81.
Observation-Disclosures chi Scr Gtrede
5raufilrt Zebra, oIs ocrcn @atpt
dter Der Strederlorbeiter 2Siief Gie
}clnonu ieltgciteGt meroaa fonnte.
uBerocm iino lpeitcre 3ebn Ber
oncn al9 1eteiIigte feit1eltelIt nno
trbaftet nor0rn. Ger 28ert oec emf
reanctcn (Siitcr beldl't ii0) our
brcre Miuioncn Mari