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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road and Other Business Keeps the
Board Busy.
The county commissioners were kept
busy all day, at yesterdays session, trans
acting road business.
The petition for q new county road
signed by r. r. Clark ct al, was read for
the third time and the report of the
viewers and surveyors was adopted. The
payment of $I25 damages was claimed by
H. l.. Allen, in connection with the estab-
lishment of the road, but the commission
crs concluded that the importance of the
new road would justify the payment Of
that amount of damages. and the county
auditor was directed to draw on the
treasurer for $125, in favor of the claimant
for damages.
The bond of George P. Boyce, justice of
the peace for Novelty precinct, was ap-
proved
All petitions for road appropriations
were laid over until the May term.
A bridge was ordered built across
Squawk creek at Gilman.
The application of J Redborg for re-
tail liquor license at Woodville was
The application of the Orilla Ferry
Company for a license to run ferry boat
at Orilla was granted and license for
three years at the rate Of S. per annum
was taken out.
The report of the viewers and surveyors
on the county road petitioned for by E. NJ.
Mills ct al. was read the third time and
there being no claims for damages filed it
was adopted and the road was established.
HE reports Of the viewers and survey
ors of the roads petitioned for by j. w.
Roger. ct al. S. y. Custom, ct al. Conrad
Schmidt, ct al; James McDwitt, ct al, and
w. r. Robe, ct al. were read for the third
time and all claims for damages were
ordered paid.
1t was ordered that the county auditor
file q list Of persons holding leases on
school lands, and who have paid up to
date for the same, and also to make q list
of those who have not paid upon their
leases SO as to have the same thereby for
feited.
The county auditor was directed to adj
vertise for sale, according to law, certain
school land in King county, which was
ordered sold by the state land commission
at public auction at the court house door.
Thursday, April 8, 1891, to the highest and
best bidder. The land in King county to
be sold is forty-acre tract in section SO,
township 26, range east; and forty-acre
tract in section Is, township %, range
west
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PENCIL WAS EXCITED.
The Reason He Gives for Put
ting Up Hush Money.
STORY or WEST SEATTLE FIRE.
The Grocer's ExpIanation OF tho Arson
Case Before . Jury-Ncw Suits
Filed--The Blotter.

w. L. Pencils second trial for arson, on
charge ofsetting fire to his grocery store
in West Seattle to obtain the insurance,
last April, was begun before Judge Humes
yesterday. Pencil has been held in the
county Jail since April. He was tried last
May, but the jury failed to agree, and he
has since waited a second trial in the
county Jail.
The evidence brought out yesterday was
essentially the same as IN the preceding
trial. William Orrenshaw, the bartender
of Stewards saloon, which was destroyed
in the same fire, was the principal witness
for the state He testified that on the
night of April IA he was lying in his room
and saw the burning building Immediate
~ after the alarm was given. He saw PEN
Gil walk through the storeroom and out of
the back door. Orrenshaw then went
down to the fire, where he afterward met
Pencil, who said to him:
els this not pretty hard for me?"
Orrcnshaw replied: .You will suffer for
this"
After the fire, Detective Ehman was over
there working on the case, and he and
Prosecuting Attorney Carr set trap for
Pencil. After hearing that he was sus-
pected of firing the building, Pencil asked
Orrenshaw how much Stewart lost in the
fire. He was told that Stewart
had lost $500. A conference be-
tween Pencil, Stewart and Orren-
shaw was contrived at the Palace
hotel in Seattle AS result Of the con-
ference, Pencil agreed to give Stewart
$500, paying him $35 down and giving his
note for $475, in consideration of which
Stewart agreed to 'ssay nothing" The
note was Immediately turned over to the
prosecuting attorney and Pencil was
placed under arrest. Orrenshaw's testi-
mony was supported by the testimony Of
Stewart and the owner of the building,
Charles NJ. Cooper.
The defendant testified that he was con-
fused and crushed by his loss, and paid the
money, hardly knowing what he did. He
had heard that he was suspected of setting
the building afre and that efforts
were being made by Stewart to
prevent his recovering the insurance, and
accepted their proposition to pay them
$500 on condition that they were to say
nothing about 1t. He had 81, 400 insurance
and lost 81 800 worth of property.
The testimony was all taken yesterday,
with the exception of the examination of
the stenographer. Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Mcbride conducted the prosecu-
ton, and James Hamilton Lewis and
Boyd J. Tallman appeared for the de-
PENDANT
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New Suits Filed.

The following are among the new suits
commenced in the superior court yester-
day:
W. Burritt Vs. j. b. Henderson-Suit for $50
damage for alleged unlawful occupancy of
premises.
Mrs. Minerva Marshall vs. Henrietta M. Kelly
Suit for $50 on promissOry note
Z. B. Fowler vs. A. w. Nash ct al.-Suit on
promissory note for $470.65.
Fred Stein VS.. S. J. Holland & Co.-Suit $105 80
for labor performed.
Charles Gunther ct al. Va. Washington Ma.
tional Building Loan & Investment Company
Appeal from justice court; suit for $73 for stock
sold.
Whittier, Fuller e. Co. vs. John H. Ringstorff
ct al.Sut for $3.50. l6 for building material fur
nshed and foreclosure of lien
J. Baumgarten e. Co. VS.. Dallin Bros-Suit for
$f24H for goods sold.
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A GALLANT OFFICER.
visit Of General Bradley to DR.. Ere
w. Sparkling.

w. Sparkling.
Brevet Brigadier-General Luther NJ.
Bradley was in the city yesterday as the
guest Of DR.. Fred w. Sparkling. The two
men were comrades in the Army of the
Cumberland during the war, and yester-
day spent the time in lighting over old
battles. General Bradley. who was a vol
unteer from Illinois, made an excellent
war record and was severely wounded at
the battle of Chicamauga At the close Of
the war General Thomas was called upon
by the secretary of war to select twelve
volunteer officers to be assigned to the
regular army, and both General Bradley
and DR.. Sparkling were among the chosen
number. DIR. Sparkling declined the honor,
but General Bradley accepted and was as
signed to duty with the rank of colonel.
Five of the twelve chosen were carried off
by the cholera plague which swept through
the South In 1866. General Bradley quite
recently secured an honorable discharge
from the army and with his family has 10
Gated in Tacoma. On his return to that
city from the spike-driving ceremonies on
the boundary he stopped off in Seattle to
visit his old companion in arms.
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Tricks Of Hoodlums,

Some mirth of very disgraceful charac.
ter was INDUCED in by lot of hackmen
and hotel drummers near Yesler's wharf
yesterday on the arrival of the City of
Seattle from the north A plank on the
sidewalk being loose, big burly hobo
stood on one end of it and as passengers
would approach he tipped the plank trim
ping. them up, and when anyone would
fall the toughs laughed heartily, and then
the innocent-looking plank was dropped
into its place ready for the next victim
No policeman was at hand to stop these
proceedings which are doubtless an every
day occurrence.
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Building Permits.

The following building permits have
been issued:
'" crow, one story frame. lots and S. block
81, Denny Park addition: cost, $40
Florence ellison, ope-story frame. lots and &
block 70, Bell and Denny's addition: cost. $40
Z salntmyer, one story frame lot II, block s.
ferrys fourth addition, cost $50
H. Ellis, repairs on four-srory brick lot >
block A, Dennys addition: cost $50 =
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The Christopher BurrI.r..

c. B. Callins, alias "shorty, the Boot
black" and Fred Kindling alias Gardner.
the thieves who broke into Merri6eld
Brothers general merchandise store at
Christopher last Friday night. were ar.
raigned before Justice Won Tobel yester-
day on charge of burglary. Their cases
were continued until next Wednesday and
pending their examination their bondg
were fixed at 81 GOO each. They went tn
jail in default Of bondsmen.
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AT THE HOSPITALS.
A Logger With . Broken Leg-Sick and
Destitute.

Fred Bellings, logger who has been
working in camp at Stillaguamish, was
brought TO Providence hospital Sunday
night with a broken leg. While at work
Saturday afternoon log swung off the
skid and struck him on the left leg, break
ing it just above the ankle.
Mrs. Hahn, one of the destitute immi-
grants, who were discovered in hut near
Lake Washington by the health officer on
dence hosdital She has severe case of
pneumonia. Mrs. Carver, the old lady of
perhaps so years, was too low with the
same disease TO be removed, and it is not
likely that she will recover. Two other
patients were received at the hospital YES
terday and two were discharged.
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sent in for 800 boxes and other appliances,
and solicitor is at work among the own
ers of buildings. Mr.. Parkhurst, the in
surance surveyor, will be here about March
I to examine the buildings and re-rate
them, making reduction in proportion to
the number Of boxes in them
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suit Over an OK.

An old red OK which in thoughtless
moment wandered onto the track of the
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern railroad, is
causing considerable litigation. The OK
was killed on October q, and John M.
King & Co., his owners, brought suit in
Justice Naegel's court for 500 damages
for his loss. They obtained judgment for
$65 and costs, aggregating $92.85, and the
railroad company appealed the case to the
superior court. The papers were filed yes
terday and the case takes its place among
the big cases on the calendar.
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The Iadi~. pa,,~h..a

Inc pleasant effect and the perfect safety with
which ladies may use the LIQUID fruit laxative
syrup OF Figs, under all conditions. make II
their tayorlse remedy. Ii is pleasing 10 the eve
sna 10 the taste, gentle, yet effectual in acting
on the Kidneys, liver and bowels
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Court Notes.

George j. Trenamon. holding certificate
of the supreme court of New York, was
admitted to practice by Judge Humes.
upon motion Of T. NJ. McNamara.
Pulls Bros. of st. Louis, filed q suit
against NJ. & X. Gottstein for s., 4O5 80, for
ironwork in the United States circuit
court.
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AaHiliary Fire-Alarm Koxe. oraerea

The Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company will
soon begin placing It's boxes in the bust
ness blocks of the city. An order has been
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State Board Of Trade.
The local ways and means committee for
the State Board of Trade met yesterday,
but adjourned till Wednesday at O'Clock
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Mclean Secure. BAN

n H. Mclean, the timber land s.agent',
and agent for the Bangor Lumber Com
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SnI6noii6es.

charlottesville, 8u., q. april
Der Neser @m.N tuscoc, wel6er am 81,
December 1888 bier Den 8oliji1ten 8,
S. Sealin ermurost bat, lit beute Mor:
gen seedn9t iporoer. gr itarb seitdr.
big unb buBferti9, aber mutbis. Die
2ei6e puroe Dem bieiigen msriSiniider
college iiberseber.
ct. SpIepb, Mo., %. stpril. 9ebt.
Nadt puroe elm Seriud gemadt, 6.
8eas, BEN bcbeutenbI.en 9auImanu
BON &uibuiae uub elmer Der Sibrer
Der bemofratiI6cn Gartei in Staate,
5u ermorbeu. stuf ieinem Seimfueae
in &uibuile feuerte Semano aus Dem
Sinterbalte beibe 9dufe eilres 9oppel=
sciuebres anf i'm ab. Gr ipurbe in Die
linfe Seite uno in ben 6als 9%etrpffen
unb tDotlid pe,nunbst. 9an. Gaiptt,
elm Reffe bon @eas, lit auf geroa6t
oerbaftet norben.
Cincinnati, 20. Ipril. Die republ.
Nationali9a i6lOB 9eitern Nadmittas
ibren Sabrescourent. Gus ben lesten
Serbanblun9en lit 5ol9enoes berpor5u<
beben: sc ipurbe cine Jteibe BON Sc
i9liiien ansenOmmcn, uel6e Die v%tueiie,
itaatsmdnuil6e, mutGuplle uno p~ntrioti<
i6e Ibminii filtration" bes 8~r1lioenten
Sarriion b~eloben; Die Scrnlebrun9 bes
@eloes, Dem Sunc1mcnben 8toiirtuiB
oes 2anbes cntipre9erb, uno Nufrebts
Der 9Oppeliudbrln9 b%eiiiriuors
ten; Dos @ionopUl mI0 Die Gaub5udt
Der Observation-Disclosures b,~tdmpfen;
8eIdrdnfuns Der Guaranteeing ems
pieblen, 10 baB Settler. uub @erbre6er,
glemente Iern9ebatten luerocn; Sfjut
Der @abtireibcit perlau9e,. Gum Sic,
ser 2i9a l,uroc Sen. Sames
8. Glarfion bon Soma erlpGblt,
humphrey BON 9tcIu Yorf sum
5ecretdr uuo 2]uun5btrry bon Connect.
:ut sum Sdnbmeilter. 3cjt unb Srt
,eS nddlen Gonucnt3 luilb BPM
srefutiUcomite beltimmt Ucr0cn, bod
OF er ni6t ipdter ols brei @oden naf
'em repub1. Hdtionalconpcut ltattfinz
'eft.
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Sn bcn TuBRapieu StanIshs.

Die gauge ciuiliiirte @clt lit uoll bes
8ubmes bes ~berii6mteu Nfrifa. &eiiens
ben unb spar NIT 3cdt. Der bunfle
@elttbeil lit benz 2i6te Der Civilization
eri6lpiien uno bic Se9nunsen bieies
beroii9en ll%nternebmen3 fol9en Der
Sbat auf benz SuBe. 8aItor 6. g.
STEINER, elmer leaer mutbisen Mdnner,
pel6e Die ,9eu6te bes @Ortes" in ben
bunteIn @elttbeil trusen, i9reibt an
Or. 8eter 5abrnep, Den gi9entbimer
unb Sabrifanten Der %tefanrten Sornis
5amilienzM eOi5inen iuie folst: rQu9
bier im fernen Nirifa erfubren mir Die
Seilfraft SbrerMtebiSinen DIE au3 ierue
bon ibrer Seimat ibren 9tuf 9ldn5eno be-
wdbret. Sic iueroen auf meinem Get.
telment Gait 2onbun uno au9 i'll Dem
bena6barten Sing @IuiamstoiuH iebr
bod sel6dst uno Die Senbung lit jeoe5s
mol in elm paar Gugen rer9riffen beute
tparten piele Nu9en iebniiidtis auf neuen
8orratb. SD babe mid beshalb ent,
i6lofen, cine 9rDBereG uantitdt 81 beftelf
len uuo le9e Seitelun9 uno 8anfanfuei'
flung bel. &enn ssSie iutcreiirt, fam i6
Sbnen in &ur5em piete 3eusniiie bon
@eriunen einienoen, lpeldeu sS6re mur=
oerbaren Meoi5iueu nit @ottes Siilfe
Die @eIunobeit iuieber 9ab."-&ep. 6.
Is. &lemer, Gait 2onoOn, Sout6 Iirifa.
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aamburn. q. gpril. 0as fsener,

Samburs, 81. spril. 8as Seuer,
uel9es seitern gaa9t in einem srpBeu
Spsi9sr rabe Der electrii6en 8eleud~
tunssaulase bss Sreibafers ausbraa,
lit unterOridt iuoroen, bat obcr eiticti
rieiisen S9aben unseriatet.
Der Spei6er, in Dem bas Sener emit
itanb, mar pm 59miot & 60. uno am
bern Simmer sur 9aseruus BON &afee,
.3uder unb Sduten benust tporps't.
9ieler Speiher unp mebrer anpere
brannten sdn5lid aus uno Die electrIl9e
Mai9inerie ipurbe iduer bel6doi9t.
Die @erluite besiffern iib auf Miaio,
men, iino inbeiien sum srDBten Sbetl
bur6 gerii6erunsen seoe6t, Die lid
auf faft ale bier pertretenen Gompas-
MEN pert6eileH. Ser 8erluit Don
s@miot s. Go. beSiffert ii6 ALIEN aul
etpa 1900, 900 Rnrt.
$50 Grbeiter iino bur6 ben 8ranf
auBer B;i6dftisuns %seratben.
Berlin, 21. 9lpril. Gin unonpmes
gampblet, beiien Qutori6aft Dem Sir
fen glsmard sHsei6rieben piro, 1T II
9resbsn eri6ieneu. 9as S9rift9eI
fi6rt ben 2itel Ser l%lnter9ans Selt
reids" unb iast, baB bic bette Toliti'
8sutidtanbs in elmer Gaian5 nit &LB'
lamb unbStalien beiteben piroe. Sirl
8ismard i iuet Der SerfaiIc- -
tuiiroe Obns 3aubern SuBlano seitattel
feline sei6i6tli6 por9eidriebene Sabl
mad Gonituntinopel istbit auf benz 8es
ii6er 8ulsarien 81 nebmeu, iuenn bie'
be &riiis (bie 3ertriimmeruns uOnSe eft
reid uno Qui9luB bon Oeuti6tano?,
berbeifiibreu tuiiroe.
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GtrGt far Cure @einnb4eit.

SGlte nnb Giie I'M gerein MAIDEN bi
Srsane bes Slippers itarr, mesbaIb Der Der
bauun9s= unb Niiimirunos: RroseB in, Win
ter eenObuli6 lansiamer unS i6rpierieer DO
lid eebt. oils i'm Serbft. Gan, baiieibe III
nit BEN Gusideibunss= 6unctiCnen Der Sou
Sie Gtnsepeibe werbeu oft peri6leimt, ilnb
bur6 bic Goren Der 9aut pirb nur penia
abfaqitoff ansseidieoen. Gas Spitem be:
bari iomit zines sepiisrmaBen er6finenben
Mtittels, bas glei6ieltis reinist unb resulirt
uub bas prompteite, ii6erite unb 9riinbIi6fe,
oaS 81 oieiem 3wede %9efunben rperben fam,
lit Solicitors Wasenbitters. Qeute, welde
baS rbellmatii6e 3pifcr, has bpsptptiide
6neiten, municipalities Saudsrimrnen, biIiOis
Qntdue unO oas in bieier SabresSeit 10 hdn=
ii9e petni9enbe nsrpOie Sopfmeb permsioen
molten, uerben gut oaran tbun, ibren Sor.
per onr6 bieies berii6mte ueseta6ilii6e Ora.
gen II no Nerpen :@lirir seseu unbilbeu gu
wappnen. Gs perbeiert ben 9lppetit, trdftist
ben Ma9en, ma6t has geutitb better unb
floBt benz 9an3en S0rper neue 2eb.nstraii
uno 0enuBfreuoi9tett ein.
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s1.1o fir 100 gfunb mild be.

Sanudr s1.10 fir 100 gfunb Mild be.
5ablte, sabtten anoere 90, IS, 80, ia To-
gar nur rs Gents. SIM lesten Sale
p%erliert Der 8auer so Gents on jeoen
100 9iunb Mil1. Die n~ieorisiten
8reiie iuur0en i'm Sunni beSablt. Cine
Creamery sablte so gents fir 1O0gfO.,
anbere 48, 40, 3s, 80 Gents. Die bod
item &reiie tpurben i'm GeSsmber be5ablt.
Die Creamery gu Oeliueiu sabtte s1.2o.
Inoere Greameries sablten 81, 95 biz
berab 81 90 Gents. Sn Soma beirns
Der burdi9nittli9e 8reis fir oas snn5e
Sabr in ben beiten Greameries S64@ts.
per 100 8iunb. No6 u~nsiinitiger 9e'
italtsten ii9 bic 9erbdltnife in iOldsn
greameries, in rpeldeH Gammelrahm
p~ertuttsrt puroe. Gs 1T ldnsit 6etpic.
len, bab aus Sammelrabm cine uOr5ii9'
lide Butter nidt berseitelt perben fam
Ser bette Buttermaher lit oa5u nibt I'm
Stanbe. SIT Der BETTER elmer Cred
merp ni4t paruuf beoa6t, einen tibti'
gen, erinbreneu @erfflbrer aniultslen,
10 perfimmert er ii9 baourd ri6t iii,
bas Gtibdft, iOnoeru er beraubt unmit.
telbar feline Mldtiefsranten UNI elmer
9beil beg iauer eruorbenen9obues ibrel
Nrbsit. Ser Bauer lit ui9t in oer2ase
iolte i'm pbne feline S5nlo trefenber
Serluits gu ertraseu. Cute Butter 81
maGeu 1T feline Sererei, bod aber e;nt
&unit, unb ni6t Seosrmanns Ding
@as bier o ben @reamerisS seia9'
pirb, gift, pielIeidt i'll nod b0berer
&raoe, bon ben GGlereitn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-01
Grsamerics.

@S iueroen in neuerer j3eit nament.
lid piele @enolieni6afts. greameries er.
ridtet. 9as mag pom 9eIdGftli6er
Stanopuntt nuS betra6tet, feline Sor'
tbeile baben. Der 8auer fpiro Dor
Gage 81 Gage mcbr ulo mebr i'll bas
tanfmGnnii6e 9eten blneinge5oqen. @s
lit nt6t 9enr1, DAP er es peritebt, BEN
SOoen Die lunbssii6iiden GrSeugniiie
ab5u9eiuinnen, er muB e5 au3 per1teben,
Die Trobutte in Der unrtbeilbafteIten
@eile ber5uitclleu uno an ben ManIl
81 trin9en. Ser GrunbbeIiber mub
Bauer uno &aufmanu III elmer 8erioll
lein, iuenn CT aug 1eillcm Bpben ben
bbdit mD9liden NuBen geiu;nnen mil.
8ereiute &raite, pCreintes Sapital fDns
men biel alrsridten. Man6e Creamery
lpdre HE irs Qeben 9etreten, lue,n Die
Sarmer in Der lln9ebung berielben ii6
ni6t gu rincr Sc npiieni6ait oereinist
llno Die eriorterli9ru @elbmittel ges
meiiI6aftlid 5uiamncn9eidoiien bdtten.
Snfolge iold Experimentation &irtens
erbGlt utn mall9er fit Die Mi(6 iciner
3lbc Die bOppetie Summe, welde er
friiber oarau5 e~r5ielte. Ii9t ale
GreamerieS MAIDEN 9lei6 cute @elddfte.
Wandcr Bauer, Der wciB, baB CT 9ans
aus9ejeiGneie Milf al feline Creamery
ablicfert, bat lcileu binucn 9terqer,
ipcnll CT iir ieine Mil1 80 Gents per
100 8ilno erbdlt, u66reno cite aubcre
Creamery III terlelbel Belt $1.20 be-
Sablt. @oran lie9t 9as? Der Saupt<
fade md uobl baral, baB Die cine
s reamerp einen Sutterma6er Uber9or,
mant Fat, Der iein Seid}dft sriinbli6
perItebt, iudbreno Die anoere einen BUT
termater fat, ber iein @eibdft our6.
aus nidt peritebt. 9at cine Creamery
einen 9ormanu bon Der lebteu Surte
an9eitellt, 10 trift ilmmtlide Mild.
bes einen uuipiiienoen uno
ltusei6idten Weni6:n iusgen, ber6er
Der Iuf6au uno Die Serrid.
tun9 elmer Creamery peruria6t beute
fein aI5u9roBes aopfjerbre9et. Man
aarf ii6 nur on iul6e 9tDBere 5abriten
uen0en, mel6e Die 81 elmer Creamery
Maibinen, @srdtbe uiiu. %liefern,
% er6dlt ma Dol benIelbeu lor9idltia
lus9earbeiteteBldn 8eredauneen ulfu.
Siel l6ruieriser lift &c, eineu @utttrma.
Der ober 8ormanm Su finoel, Der ieia
SeIddft aus bem 8tunoe neritebt. IS
It leioer 3batlabe, baB in malten
lsbr m~ittelmGBise Butter ge:
1adt mirb. gSie Die &anre, 10 Der
Dor uu5 liegt Elm S~erSeid)ni5
'er Greiis, wcldle I'M Sabre 1890 BON
dieoenen 9rtamtries i'm Staate
Sowa al ibre &unbeu fir Mil1 be;ablt
8dbrenb cine Creamery i'm !