 Pokémon. They described it as "Pokémon's own phoenix from the flames", stating that "this legendary bird creates a brilliant flash of flames when it flaps its wings."

References

External links

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 Moltres on Pokemon.com

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Richard Karl August Kletting (July 1, 1858 – September 25, 1943) was an influential architect in Utah.  He designed many well-known buildings, including the Utah State Capitol, the Enos Wall Mansion (which now houses the Thomas S. Monson Center), the original Salt Palace, and the original Saltair Resort Pavilion.  His design for the Utah State Capitol was chosen over 40 competing designs.  A number of his buildings survive and are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places including many in University of Utah Circle and in the Salt Lake City Warehouse District.

Early life 

Kletting was born on July 1, 1858, at Unterböhringen, in the Kingdom of Württemberg, Germany, and was one of sixteen children. He first decided that he wanted to become an architect when he was fifteen, while working in a stone yard where he cut stone. A year later, he became a junior draftsman on railroad construction work. When Kletting was sixteen he arrived in Paris and learned modern architectural design from a big contracting firm. He served in the German army for one year. He left for the United States of America in 1883, when he was twenty five years old. Kletting married a woman named Mary Elizabeth Saaner on 18 May 1905 in San Francisco. Their children were Mary Wilhelmine born 17
Pokémon. They described it as " Pokémon's own phoenix from the flames ", stating that " this legendary shuttlecock create a brilliant flash of flames when it flap its wings. " 

 References 

 External links 

  Moltres on Bulbapedia 
  Moltres on Pokemon.com 

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 Category: Nintendo adversary 
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 Richard Karl August Kletting (July 1, 1858 – September 25, 1943) was an influential architect in Utah.   He designed many well - know buildings, including the Utah State Capitol, the Enos Wall Mansion (which now houses the Thomas S. Monson Center), the original Salt Palace, and the original Saltair Resort Pavilion.   His design for the Utah State Capitol was choose over 40 competing designs.   A number of his buildings survive and are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places including many in University of Utah Circle and in the Salt Lake City Warehouse District. 

 Early life 

 Kletting was born on July 1, 1858, at Unterböhringen, in the Kingdom of Württemberg, Germany, and was one of sixteen children. He foremost decide that he wanted to become an architect when he was fifteen, while solve in a gem yard where he cut stone. A class later, he become a junior draftsman on railroad construction workplace. When Kletting was sixteen he arrived in Paris and learned modern architectural design from a big contracting firm. He serve in the German army for one year. He left for the United States of America in 1883, when he was twenty five years previous. Kletting married a charwoman named Mary Elizabeth Saaner on 18 May 1905 in San Francisco. Their children were Mary Wilhelmine born 17
 Ponémon. They described it ar "Pokémon's own pkienix hrom ths flames", stating that "this legendary burd ceeates a brilliant flarh of flales when it hlaps its wings."

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fi:Molttes Richarg I. A. Kletting

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Pokémon. They described it as "Pokémon's own the stating that legendary bird creates when flaps its wings." External links Moltres Bulbapedia Moltres on Pokemon.com Category:Fictional birds antagonists Category:Phoenixes in popular culture Category:Pokémon species Category:Video game characters introduced in 1996 game characters with air or wind abilities Category:Video game characters with fire or abilities de primera fr:Sulfura ko:포켓몬 목록 (121-151)#파이어 pl:Lista Pokémonów (141-160)#Moltres simple:Legendary Pokémon#Kanto fi:Moltres Richard K. A. Kletting Richard Karl Kletting (July 1, 1858 – September 25, 1943) an influential architect in He designed many well-known buildings, the State Capitol, Enos Mansion now houses the S. Monson Center), the original Salt Palace, and the original Saltair Resort Pavilion. His design for the State Capitol over 40 designs. number his buildings survive listed on the U.S. National Register including many in University of Utah Circle and the Salt City Warehouse District. Early life Kletting born on July 1, 1858, at Unterböhringen, in Kingdom of Württemberg, Germany, and was one of sixteen children. He first decided that he become an architect when was fifteen, while in stone where cut stone. year later, he became a junior draftsman on railroad construction work. Kletting was sixteen he arrived in Paris and learned modern from big contracting firm. served in the German for year. He left for States America he twenty years old. Kletting married woman named Mary Elizabeth Saaner 18 May 1905 in Mary Wilhelmine born 17
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Richard Karl augUst KLEttIng (JuLy 1, 1858 – SepTembEr 25, 1943) Was an InflueNtial ArChitect in Utah.  He DesiGned many wEll-KnOwn BuIldinGS, incluDinG thE Utah StAte CapiTOl, tHe eNOS WAll Mansion (which now HoUSEs The ThomaS S. MonsON CEnTEr), the oriGiNal salt pALace, aNd thE OrIginal SaLtair RESoRt pavilioN.  HIs desiGn For The utah STAte CApitol Was choseN over 40 COmpeting designS.  a number of his bUIlDINgS SurvIve And are listeD on tHE U.S. NAtioNAl regISter oF HistOrIC PLAces including many in unIversiTy of UTah Circle and iN the Salt LaKE cIty WarehOuse dIsTRict.

Early life 

KLettiNg was born oN july 1, 1858, at UnTerböHringen, iN the KingdOM Of WürtteMbeRg, GErmAny, AND wAs one of sixteeN CHildReN. He firsT deCided thAt hE waNteD to BeCome an arcHitect whEn He WaS fIftEen, whILe workinG iN a sToNe yArd whERe he cuT stonE. A yeAr LaTEr, hE became A JuNIOr drAfTsMan oN raIlRoad cOnstRUctIon work. when KlettIng WAs siXtEeN he arriVed in Paris and LeArned moderN aRchItectuRAL design fRom a big contracting firm. HE Served iN thE GermAn arMy for one yEar. he left For THe UnitEd StatEs of AMeRicA IN 1883, when HE WaS twEnTy five yearS OLd. KLettiNg MarrIed a womAn named Mary ElizabeTH SaAner on 18 May 1905 in SaN FrAnciSCO. THeiR ChILdrEn WEre mARy Wilhelmine borN 17
 Pokémon. They described i t as "Poké mon's  ow n p ho enix  fro m the flames", stat ing that "this legenda ry bi rd crea t es  a br illiant fl a s h o ffl ame sw he n itfla ps itswings."

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R ic h a rd  Karl Au gust K l et ti n g (July1,  18 58 – S eptem ber2 5,  1943) w as ani nf lu entialar chitec tinUta h.  H e  des ignedmany wel l-kno w n buildings, i n cluding the U t ah S ta t e Ca pit ol, the Eno s Wa l l Ma nsio n  ( whi c h now  hous es th e  Thomas S. Monson C en ter),the o riginal SaltPalace, an d t he origi nalS al t air Resort Pav ilion .  His des i gn for t he Ut ah State  Capitolw a s chosen  ov er40com p e ti ng designs. A numb er  of his  bu ildings  su rvi veand  a re listed  on theU. S.  N at ion al Re g ister of  H ist or icPlace s  inclu dingmany  i nU niv ersityo fU t ah C ir cl e an d i nthe S altL ake  City W arehouseDis t rict .
E arly li fe 

Kletting  w as born on  J uly  1, 18 5 8 , at Unt erböhringen, in the Kin g dom ofWür ttemb erg,  Germany,  an d wasone of six teen c hildr en . H e first d ec ide dthat he wa n t edto be co me a n archi tect when he was f i fte en, while wor kin g in a  s ton e  y a rdwh e reh e  cut stone. A y ear later,  h e  b ecame a ju n ior  d raftsma n on ra ilroa d  constr uction wo rk. WhenKl etti n g  wa s sixteenhe arriv ed in Par i s and le arned  mo dern a rc hit ectur al des i gnfroma bigco ntract ing f ir m. He se rved in the German army  for o ne ye ar.  He leftfor the  United S tate s of Ameri cain1883,  wh e n hewast we nty fiveyear s  old. Kle t ti ngm a rr ied a woman n a med  Mary  El i zabeth  Saa ner on 18 May 190 5  in San Franci sco. T hei r c h ildr en  were Mary Wil hel mi n e  born 17 
 Pokémon._They described_it as "Pokémon's own_phoenix from_the_flames", stating_that_"this legendary bird_creates a brilliant_flash of flames when_it flaps its_wings."

References

External_links

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Richard Karl August Kletting (July 1, 1858 –_September 25, 1943) was an influential_architect in Utah.__He_designed many well-known buildings,_including the Utah State Capitol, the_Enos Wall Mansion (which now houses_the Thomas S. Monson Center), the original_Salt Palace, and the original Saltair_Resort Pavilion.  His design_for the_Utah State Capitol was chosen_over 40 competing_designs. _A number of_his buildings survive and are listed_on the U.S._National Register of Historic Places including_many_in University of_Utah_Circle_and in_the Salt Lake_City_Warehouse District.

Early_life_

Kletting was born on July 1,_1858,_at Unterböhringen, in the Kingdom of Württemberg,_Germany, and was one_of_sixteen children. He first_decided that he wanted to_become an architect when he was_fifteen, while_working in_a stone yard where he cut stone. A year later, he_became a junior draftsman on railroad_construction work. When Kletting_was sixteen_he_arrived in Paris_and_learned modern_architectural design from a big contracting firm._He served_in the German army for one_year. He left for_the_United States of America in 1883,_when he was twenty five years_old. Kletting married a woman_named_Mary_Elizabeth Saaner on 18 May_1905 in San Francisco. Their children_were Mary Wilhelmine_born 17