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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-12-31

city, have in Cal McClelland, their
infinite resources. II he cannot To-
cate fortune for the company, he
can, at least, make q living for him.
self. He has found employment in a
blacksmith shop at Dawson City.
\ decree was entered in the Superior
Court OF Thur>ton county last week
by which the County Commissioners
and the Northern Pacific Railway
Company compromise the taxes as
sessed for 1896 and all prior years at
GO per cent. of the original amount
assessed. The County Treasurer was
directed upon payment, to receipt for
taxes in full.
The Board OF Trade perfected its
new organization Tuesday night by
electing J. OBJ. Sc"'n'y President;
John Byrne and Chas. SPRINGER Vice
Presidents; Chas ID. King SECRETARY
and Hugh Ross Treasurer. G. G.
Israel, A. J. Falkncr, ChaS. Springer,
G. b. Mann and &. 4. Barnes were APP
pointed committee to draft new
set OF bylaws.
ON insists that the highest tides
occur in December, Notwithstanding
the STANDARD has kept ii record on
its flagstaff. which the higher tides
always reach, for many years. Our
contemporary should remember that
there is at times wide discrepancy
between theory and practical effects,
and that many local circumstances
and surroundings conspirc ut times to
change even Natures intiexible laws.
The Owls held social session at
their rooms in Talcott building, Sun
day afternoon, at which a Christmas
tree was disclosed, from which sOuve-
Mrs, remarkable more for their gro
tesque significance, than use or beauty,
were distributed. This species of the
Owl family always have cheerful in
tonation of their boots and are not
distinguished for the CLASSY eye which
denotes aversion OF less favored bipeds
of their kind.
The invitation of little Oily for the
individual who stole the milk from the
Unitarian church, Saturday night, to
return the can, puts us in mind of
the proposition of the owner of the
stolen pig to receive half the bacon as
a compromise. The pork thief agreed
to the proposition, however, although
he stated in the note accompanying
the property returned that he did it
Gas a matter of conscience" though
he realized that he would lose pork
by the operation"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-12-31
BUCODA BREvlTlES.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Ed. Farland has got back from
Walla Walla.
Ralph Prince has started up his
logging camp.
Mrs. Del Axtell is convalescent
from an attack of la grippe.
The mill has been shut down for a
few days on account of the high
water.
Mrs. Hutton is slowly recovering
from an attack of faver and pneu-
monia.
Ora Axtell and family have moved
to town from their farm in Hannaford
swamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clock have re.
turned from their wedding trip and
gone to housekeeping.
b. w. Johns, of Olympia, spent
Christmas at Bucoda with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. s. Kerfoot.
s. M. Sutherland was the lucky
winner OF fine China tea-set which
was ratified off by e. G. Case Monday
morning.
The trains were not able to get
through Tuesday on account of some
washouts on the road between here
and Portland.
Born, on Monday, the 9th inst, to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Kerfoot, a son.
We haven't heard whether the Pro-
lessor is going to take him to school
next term or not.
Chicken thieves were around Just
before Christmas. Several families
lost fowls off the roOsts within q few
feet of the house. They must have
been experts to be able to get away
without rousing the inmates.
There was large attendance from
far and near at the masquerade ball
on the 25th, and every one seemed to
enjoy themselves very much. An ex-
cellent supper was served by S. NJ.
Sutherland in the old postoffice build
ing.
The Christmas tree on Friday even.
ing was grand success. 1t was fairly
loaded down with gifts for old and
young alike. DIR. Mead impersonated
Santa Claus to the delight of the
children who recognized his voice I'M
mediately.
Some of the old settlers prophesied
snow ON Christmas, but they said
nothing about flood before New
Years. Half of the inhabitants awoke
ON the morning of the 2Sth to find
their dooryards full of water the river
having overlooked its banks during the
night and there was a swift stream
running through two of the principal
streets about four feet deep. 1t came
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-12-31
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
q: !; = :;:::$|':';;:Zm2zzx e: 4:
Notice q Sheriff's Sale
ON SPECIAL EXECUTION.

SUPERlOR COURT State OF Washington, In
~ and for Thurston county.
A. A. Phillips, a. Receiver OF the
First National Bank OF Olympia,
Plaintiff,
Robert Frost and Mary L. Frost,
!. N: Allen, Trustee. Henry ".
Lamberton and Margaret r. Lam
bertou, under the firm name OF
the Winona Deposit Bank, Capi.
tai National Bank, q corporation,
Hubbard. Spencer. Bartlett and
Company. a corporation, aud will
liam Duckertng, Defendants.
Under and by virtue offs Writ OF special Exc
cution issued out of the Superior Court OF the
State OF Washington. holding terms at Olympia,
In and for Thurston county, said state, and
dated on the sd day of November. 1877, ON
judgment and decree rendered in said court
ON the 21i day of November, 1877. In favor 81 the
above-named plaintiff aud against the above
named defendants, for the sum OF elk hundred
seventy-two ($6s2OO) dollars. together with an
attorneys fee OF sixty seven ($i7 OO) dollars and
costs OF suit taxed az twenty-five and 10 IOO
($2 40) dollars with interest at the rate Of legal
per cent. per annum from date thereof and
amounting In all To the sum Of seven hundred
81 y-one and 40 100 (S76l. i0) dollars
Which said writ q! Special Execution was to
me, as sheriff of Thursion county, Washington
duly directed and delivered. aud by which am
com nded e. sell nj public auction, according
To law. the following described real eststc, to-
wit:
Lots one ~ and two ~. and the north half of
the northeast quarter 81 section eighteen (iSl IN
tow n-hip sixteen 90 north Of range one "a west
Of the willamette Meridian, situate In ThurSlon
county, Washington.
Now. therefore. public notice 10 hereby
given that on the sth day Of January, IS,& ri
10 30 O'Clock N. of said day. at the Washington
street front door Of the Court house Of said
Thurston county, In the city OF Olympia. Iwill
sell the above described real estate at public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, ar So
much thereof a. may lie necessary 10 raise suf
ficient to satisfy said last above named amount
together with Increased costs aud increased In
terest.
Dated at Olympia, Washington. this 81 day
OF December, isy7.
CHARLES A. billings.
Sheriff of Ihurston county, Wash.
TN ALLEN Attorney for Plaintiff
! Date of first publication, Dec. 3, isy7.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-12-31
STATE NEWS.

Charles w. Winkler, brakeman on
the Columbia & Puget Sound railway,
was run over by coal car and killed
at Seattle, Monday. Winkler formerly
lived in Butte City, Cal, where he has
relatives.
Including two highway robberies re-
ported at police headquarters in Ia
coma last week the record for "a hours
was SIX robberies, all told, in the city.
Two OF OF these occurred in prominent
stores on the main business thorough
fare early the other evening, when the
holiday rush kept the stores crowded.
N. F. johnson committed suicide
at Aberdeen, Tuesday evening by
cutting his throat while confined in
the city Jail. He was about SO years
OF age, unmarried, and was crazy from
a protracted spree. He had been
searched just few hours before, but
had evidently had a pocket-knife
secreted in his clothes, that he used to
accomplish his purpose.
Jim Foster made an attempt at sui.
eide at l O'Clock Saturday at Walla
Walla by taking choral hydrate
while intoxicated. A friend saw the
act and summoned q doctor. After
the doctor had worked several hours,
Foster regained consciousness. He
will live. No cause is known for the
attempt. Foster was probably too
drunk to realize what he was doing.
Friday evening, shortly after 6
o'clock, in the bar-room OF the Com
mercial hotel, at Arlington, William
NJ. George, q boltcutter employed at
HightOwer's bolt camp, stabbed Carl
Kern, the young son of /. w. Kern, a
xell-known farmer Of Oso. The knife,
a dirk, with three and seven-eighths-
inch blade, was plunged to the kilt in
the breast, just below and to the left
OF the right nipple, and penetrated
the lungs. Both parties were drink
ing, and Kern had struck George in
the face, drawing blood. George
stayed around the saloon for n time,
but when some of the crowd attempted
to arrest him he fled into the woods.
The Sherifi's Office was notified of the
crime, and shortly afterward arrested
George. Kern may recover.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-12-31

INTO several houses in the lower part
OF town and the inhabitants were
obliged to seek refuge with their more
fortunate neighbors on higher ground
the water started to rise on Monday
evening and kept rising until eleven
O'Clock Tuesday morning, when it
slowly went down so that on Wednes-
day the people were able to walk the
streets. where the day before they
went IN boats and on RATS. 1t was
the highest the water has ever been
known in Bucoda. No damage was
done except few pigs and chickens
drowned and some carpets soaked and
provisions destroyed.
SPOOPENDYKE
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-12-31

Sheriff Simms, of Whitman county,
left Colfax Saturday night for San
Francisco. 1t is reported that he has
gone after a young man from Pullman,
who recently left the country to avoid
prosecution for seduction. The names
OF the parties are kept secret. 1t is
rumored that the fugitive is under
arrest in San Francisco, but no definite
information can be gained, as the
ofhcers claim to know nothing of the
matter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-12-31

Omer Thompson and Nellie Cole, OF
Sumner, were to have been married on
Christmas day, but the groom disap.
peared and the bride is heart.broken.
Miss Cole had her trosseau made in
Tacoma, where she went for it last
week. Learning that the intended
husband had disappeared she followed
him to Seattle and Whatcom, but
could not locate him. She has re.
turned home satisfied that he meant
deliberately to desert her.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-12-31

btNNrtA, MAsH November H. if8r
Notice 10 hereby gwen by the undetsi sns.i
" springer ani q. q Allen lsiuEa Inalufit, -
the trustees ~ the faststdc Railway C1mrAt,
h"fcinhli"r dcst fihvd that a mvrtlnE ~ tie
Stockholders Of the Ea-tsidv KaiiWAy Comm.
acofr"fatiuh orgauis'd sud casting uh,Iut stti
pursuant go the laws II tbr state ~ " ashtnrf.u
and having ~ pftu,tral place 81 husinfss -
'Nmpln tN 90" county ut Ihursiun 80 o. I
state 81 Washington. vii BE- bold NJ thy nf. .r
~ TIE ol mpia hoot and iutHbrf COMPANY 3
corporation. a. ssid Olympia, Washington. uu.
the ION dsy - January. tSi~. ~ ten o'rlu'A iu
the intvuu"u 81 said dsy. htf the purpose SOL
object ~ Increasing ~" capital stock ~ sail
faH'Nid' Ia. NHN Company g. usl l,..f
one huuitrd share ~ unr hundfv.i dpiI-f-
each, such instVs-c h-iuR dcsirrl, aui h.iuG
d"cmed sufil'ivnt AMI ufutior irf the purposes
OF said corporation, the kasisii, Halfway tniu
paul.
T. ~. SPRINGER
q ALLEN
Ilain al LII ~ lLrnIlnn IN ~ Iaal
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
0cbirgler.VolfSbeiratbea.

GepObnlid benft man Bel 9eiratb
aud iogleid an 9ohSeit unb itellt ii1
biefelbe als cine. luftige, freubenpolle
6etlihfeit bor. bon tpelher bic Wit<
melt aud ettDas erfabren fou, felbit
tpenn bds Jeit nur in fsbr beIdeibss
nem llmfans sefeiert perben follte.
Oas 2oHseitsfeit sebort gu ben ural<
ten 8rduden. ipelhe iih BEL Mrm unb
Reih am itanbbafteiten erbalten baben,
mag audi i'm Gin5elnen 10 Nieles in
Wegfan gefommen ober perbrGngt
iDDrnen fein. sc gibt natiirli9 Mus=
ndbnlen, aber bieielben Iiegen aud an
gan3 ausnabmstpeiien WerbGltniFen.
llnb bod laifen ii1 ein3elne Melt-
gegenben finben, in bentn nlIgeS
mein cine bedbfi9tigte WermGblung
aebeia gebalten tpirb, i.nb ftets bic
iibriae Menihbeit erf binterber err
fGbrt, boB iie es NIT einem Gbepnar au
tbuH bat. Oie ein3ige @egenb III ben
Der. Gtudten, BON ber fi1 Golhes Ia<
aen IdBt, Iiest III ben fiibli9en St.
birGsregipnen. syn ben gr6beren Mn.
iisbeInngen bdielbft fommt Is 5ipor
ikdnbnlaI Dor, bdb STE wtrm6b bIunasz
Abii&t porbsr betdant eema&t piro,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
NorS,ueitlidte 8elo=Gmrioia.

lltab 1T ni9t Der einaise peitlide
Staat. in tpel6em ba unb bort nod
blober Sauld=@eiddftspe be-
itebt; in sepiHen @ebirgssesenben
Montanas tommt biefes Spitem ioz
gar nod itarfer ausseprGgt Dor, -
bermaBen, bab einaelne pielgebrauhts
8ebiirfniB Nrtifel serabeau ben
&ang bon 8aargelb erbalten baben
unb als foldes oft burh Diele 9dnOs
panbern, ebe fie 5li anberneitiser Ners
nenouns gelansen: geraoeio ipie man
es in ber alten golonialaeit bielfad II,
unierem Often unb Siiboiten fannte.
Gs lit 3. 3. nihts @eltenes Bel bie>
fen @ebirslern, bdb Semanb cine
Sda9tel GtreihbDl5er nit elmer Mai=
fermelone fauft unb babel mod 3tpei
rMust" @Melonen als MehIelgelb err
hdlt. ober bab giner fir elm paar 9os
ientrdser tn Niiben be5ablt unb nod
eine ober 3tpei @elberiibsn rberausbes
fommt." ollie biele @elb5orten baben
au elmer gegebenen 3eit ibren firen
Mertb. Ser arembe fam oft tagelang
berumpanbern, obne baB er aud nur
einen Nidel gu ieben befommt. lpenn
er ibn niht ettpa ielber Gum 8orihein
bringt, tpogegen man freilid nidts
einauipenben bat.
.Oie selungenite GinanS Sranss
action folder Mrt, tpel1e mir bier pors
gefommen it, er3dblt Elm 8efu9er
.ipielte iid i'm Reid Der eblen
3unit ab, ioipeit lie bier beraapft pirb.
sSn bate nGmlih babpn mufteln Boz
rem, bab ba pben i'm Gebirge Elm gDns
esrts unp Ean3pergniieen seseben
tperbe. unb polIte mir biefen @enub
niht entgeben lafen. Wdbrenb ih
mid fein fduberlih bafiir berri9tete,
bemerfte in, tpie nlein Gefdbrte nah
benz Rartoffelf6uppen ging, forgfGltig
Elm Dubenb fhOner aartoffeln auss
tpGblte ilnb in ieinen 1ai9en pers
fhpinben lieb. Sd ipnnberte mid
erif, baB CT feine fnulen Mepfel nabnt,
benn ih bahte mir ettpas Mnberes bas
Bel.
Gotpie mir nber an ber rMuffbalIe1
angtlangt tuaren, CAB er feline pra1t<
fnrtofftln grd3i0s db als gintritfs>
aelb. llnb meine ACKNOWLEDGING tuuns
noh mebS ais mir. tpieber berausfd<
men. aa@bem mir BE gdn3e g1o@t
binburh flott bns 1dn3btiu sefdnuis
asn b0tteu, unb msifi 1rtunb bunr
ao& 5psi 8DisbtI'l als msAisIaeIs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
SC d bic 8 h n

lin beTpnbtrs friibe unb fh0ne Md=
biescben All habell in Der NGbe gro%
ber Stdbte belonbers lpiinfdensnertb
=, perfdbrt man in folgenber Meife:
Wldn mddt einen / SUB tiefen Grdben
unb flint biefen nit altem Dung, dnf
ben Dung bringt man cine s sou hDbe
grbldidt nnb fdet in biefe ben Gdz
men in getpObnfiher Weife, dlfo 10
biinn, bab iebe pflan3e ettpa 2 3oa
Maum erbGlt; Bel gu bihtem 5tanbe
fhieBen bic pflunaen au febr ms
Rraut. Mabies1en biirfen ME Mans
gel an Jeudtigfeit leiben; bies tit bic
llriahe, ipesbalb iie i'm 6omnner niht
mebr gut gebeiben, tpenn iie ntbt ge=
niigenb @hatten baben. NDtbigena
falls fibre man ibnen bann burh Bee
sieben bic nDtbise GeuAtigteit 5n.
Gin gefGbrIiher Geinb bes Gemiiies
lit Der grbflob nnb befonbers fddbigt
biefer bic ipGten Habiesden. Mls
Mittel sesen biefes Sniett mirb bas
8egieben nit 6alapaifer empfohlen;
aud bas 9eitreuen nit gabafitaub
ober bas 9eipriben nit elmer 4bfo=
dung bon Wermutb bilft. 8eionberer
8prliebe erfreuen fid auf unferen
Mdrften bic laneen. milben, ni9t
fharfen Sorten. Oa aber ibr 8e=
fdmad betanntli1 perfdieben TT, mub
berienise, Der gum @erfuuf Rdbiesden
aiebt, iib nad benz Wunihe fetner
&dufer ri9ten, afr borber ausanfins
ben fuhen, ipelhe Gorte in ieiner Ges
genb bic meiiten Mbnebmer finbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24

uHD DQHV UQS VIttyitth us uet ttSuiSu
Ortsfirhe Dor ii1 gebt, pber duh in
benz GebGube, bas fiir dlle m0gliden
Dffentliaen 3fpede berbdlten mub,
{ei es Gottesbienf, @dulunterri6t.
politifhe Deriammlung ober ipans
bernbe Circus 0oritequng. Snbeb
tpirb bie5er 8rauh in Der @egeI niht
bonn 0olfe befolat, fonbern befhrdnft
fih auf bic glite bes @emeintpeIens.
llnb anberipGrts tommt er iiberbanpt
nidt por. e
9ielIeiht tpeib man alI9emein, bab
r3eb" nit Der ober Der regelmdbig
,aebt"; pielIeidt tpetb man r1idt ein=
NAL 10 biel. Gines iaOnen Soses aber
flieat bon dumb su Munbe bus Wort:
.3eb unb Sig iinb felt sefern abenb
elm gbepaar", unb man tbut tmmer,
als ob man. febr iiberraidt oapon
more.
Smmerbin bot man beitimmte Oerts
lidfeiten, tpeI9e fir bic 8olIaiebung
folder Srauungsn bepor3ust perben.
Oas mag 3. 3. cine platform binter
elmer @dgeniible iein. Mtttunter
| tpmmt es Dor. bab einige Der intimiten
Treunbe als SrauSeusen einselaoen
perben; bGufiger aber iinb gar feline
3euaen ba, ipenn niht ettpa Elm aufdls
lia 0oriibersebenber bas @reisnib fei=
| ner MufmerfIam miirbigt. Sin
Ortlider Jriebsnsrihter ldBt ii9 sez
p0bnlid Ibnell senug finoen, nm ben
anpten su f9iirsen. Das mag gu
filler Mbenbitunoe, aber audi mitten
in Der arbeitsaeit sefdeben. Der
8rdutiaam beurlaubt fi9 pieaeiat BEL
leinem Mrbeitseber auf turae Set, t,obne
bieIem pber ieine Mrbeitssenofen IT.
aenb ettpas iiber fein 8orbaben au la
oen: Damn fommt er aurud nnb
mad,t 70 nebsnbei in glei9siltisem So
ne bic Mittbeiluns, oab er iih mittz
lerpeile in's Gbeio9 babe fhmieoen
laFen, unb pieneiht audi mod, bab Ell
lid, bereits nit benz 8tsthen Mobiliar,
tpelhes bem paar eeb0rt, in elmer
6itte bGusli9 eineerihtet babe. Damn
iebt er feline seiddftlide 4rbeit rubia
pa fort, tpp er tie abeebro4en bate.
Giaentlid eeht bic 8eidihte ia aud
riur bic 3peie an, = porldufis tpenig=
items.
Gs it BEL flu9tiaem 8lid ni9t II
leid1t ben @runb fir biefes allaemeirt
eebeimbalten 81 finben. Wabri9ein,
lid aber bGnst oasielbe gum grober
She'll nit Der 5urht Der 8rautleut'
Dor benz abenbli9en rGbaripari" al'
fammen, tpel6es anbernfalls bemPaa
aebraht gu perben pflegt, tpenn mar
irqenbfpie porber BON Der 9eiratb uni
ibrer aenauen 3eit Winb befommer
bat. Derartise gbariparis tommer
aipar aud anbertpdrts por, aber ir
bieien @esenben sebt es gang befOn.
bers ton babel ber. Mnes, mas rmuii.
ciren" fann uno bas iinb I d m m t:
li6e iunge Mdnner unb Sutgen =
front auf Meilen in Der &unbe 81
einem iol9en Stdnbhen aufammen
Corner, pfannen. 8odtDpfe u. T. M
ipielen cine sroBe Rolle babel, unb e;
gebt 10 sreulih Der, bab f4on Maude1
seiagt bat, er mO6te lieber 3eitlebeni
SungseIelle bleiben. als 10 etpas I'm
ieine Wobnuns berum baben! lleber
bies itno Die sebeimen Seiratben =
bic billiq1ten.
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an BEN g 6fpffe 81

Jn bem g 9foffe bes
stentners be @rdeDe IN Wonbsl3em Bel
Gent purbe cine nit ber Muflidt iiber
bds Gtb1mbt betr1lttt Wagb ermorbet
a,lfoefunten. Die 2si9s fuig 5tD0If
0tei{epffMs. Jm Snnern bes GmIois
fes brdnnte nod QiGt; bic 9austbiir
ipdr berI6fcifen. MIIe llmf6nbe be,i,
M nuf tisen sl1abuIofb kiB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
0emteittniibi8es.

Gin 6eGIerbrennen bes
petroleums ersielt man fr1b
einen 3uiab bon Elm ipenig aampfer.
Gin Stiid1en bon Der 8r0be elmer
9afelnub reiht fir afpei Wofsn.
Man ftDbt ben Sampler fein ano ibnt
ibn in ben 8alIon. Dies bstpirft, Rob
bic Slamme beller, ni9t 5udsno, unb
ibren Raud Deraebrenb slsipmabis
fortbrennt.
aus petrpleumflufben
ldbt ii9 Der Scrub polIfdnpis teiei@
tigen, tpenn man fie nit beiber Spbaz
lauge unb na9 benz MusIpiilen nit
9alpeter reinist. 3ulebt liEb Die Slaa
iben nit etipas Spiritus su ipu!en.
9eIIfeibene 8allfleiber
unb 8allf9ube, bic I4on rdA eiuma=
ligem @ebraud oft einen fAnlaslaen
Hanb aeigen, Der bas gan3e &leiz
bungs5tiid unbrauhbdr MAIDEN fam,
laifen ii9 bur9 @piritus lei4t iuitber
reinigen, borauseeiebt, bab ,;s SCRIBE
Der Stoffe EDIT lit. Man giebt II tie
fem Salle rei9li9 Spiritus ouf cen
Sled unb reibt bieien nit einem rei=
men, tpeiben Slanellldpp4en ous.
SIetfh fir Qiibner. Siibz
ner perlansen auh5leiIhnabrung, 5uz
NAL tpenn Tie auf bef9rdnttem @aume
| gebalten iperben, fonit iperben iie Sc
bernfrefer. gu bieIem 3pede bienen
Sleifdabfdne jeber Dirt aus aii1en
unb @9lGdtereien. Do9 empfieblt es
iid, alles Sleiih fir bas gefliisel ab=
aufoden ober ipentsitens fein au aer<
| f4neiben unb unter bas iibrige 0utter
5u mengen.
Ginen suten unb Tebr
baltbaren p orcellanfitt
getpinnt man, tpenn man bette @elaz
tine in Gifig aufquilIt unb bann nit
| febr tpenis Gifisfdure i'm MaHerbabe
erbibt, bis bas @an3e cine gleihruG=
| Big bide MafIe sstporben 1T. Mit
bieiem poraellanfitt tperben bic p6lig
retnen Brudftellen beitri9en unb, felt
aneinanbergebriidt, einise Sage pDlli-
! ger &ube iibsrlaHen.
! S4dbIi1teit Der Obrs
/ feigen. Oas 9rommelfelI lit Elm
| papiepbiinnes Q1ut1en, BON ber@irDRe
zines 3peipfennigtiides, tpeldes bei
jebem Shau, Der es trifft, bin= unb
berihningt, pie bas 6en elmer Sromz
mel. HeiBt nun infolse elmer frGftiaen
| Obrfeise, pelder auber burd ben
| itarten Sdall audi nod burA pl6blihe
| 3uftperbihtung i'm Geb0raanae ae=
| fdbrli9 tpirb, bas 9rommelfeII. 10
! iinb bic 9RiiIe meiit grob unb beilen
nun iebr felten tpieber bolltommen au,
| 10 Dab bauernbe 0erminberunq Ser
| 9Orfdbigfeit auriidbleiben mub. ga,
es fann fogar bur4 nadfolsenbe gntz
ainbung bes Mittelobrs pollftdnbiae
Saubbeit eintreten.
i NegeIn FIJI lit bic Bebanbs
lnng bes g SdIeifteins. /.
Der Stein barf niht, pie falt alaes
mein geldiebt, tla1 benz @ebraudb nit
ieinem unterften Sbeile i'm WaiIer res
Sroges Derbleiben. Gr nirb taturda
an bieierStelle miirbe. niibt fid5 raider
ab unb ipirb unrunb. - 2. Mm beften
| 1T es, ben Stein nur aus eiaem bar=
iiber angebradten @efa5 tropf,ntpeiie
bel ietrer Denubung 3u beneben ilnb
ibn ionit gdno troden 5teben u laIlen.
.. ST Der Stein bereits utrunb aez
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24

berous friegte. SD bate gerne in Grs
fabrun9 gebraht ipiebiel eisentliH bas
san5e Nergniigen in biefem @elb ipertb
Npeien mar!
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-07

one end of the town to the other, sew
eral of our citizens having changed
their domiciles.
Mai. Day has put the pgmp and
windmill on VIM Epndalls ranch.
above town, in excellent gorkiug con
diti9n again.
Mrs. Sanders and two children, Of
Hillsboro. stopped here Wednesday on
their way to Grafton, where they will
visit Jas. Taylor and family.
Omer Franks started for San Mar.
cial, Tuesday. taking as passengers
Mrs. W. o. Thompson, of Chloride,
and Belle LePhiew OF this place.